Show THURSDAY EVENING JULY THE OGDEN 1939 13 STANDARD-EXAMINE- nn n UQHLQ) SEVERE TEST IN TAKE SLAB FOR WEBER TEAM : GOLF TOURNEY it’ Tremonton - Garland Will OKLAHOMA CITY July 13— deDetroit of Babbish Bob (UP)— fending champion teed off against Bill Howie of Oklahoma City today in the first round of match play in the western amateur golf tourna- 4 V Provide Opposition At Brigham City H t V' 4 ment BRIGHAM CITY July 13 — Plain City and 36 68-69- — Vm tourna- semi-pr- o ment eked out a Tremonton-Garlan- d one run decision'' over Plain City In It frames last year in the semi finals and Plain City Is out to y— fc 142 I f Avenge that setback pjain City will have more than ‘ 500 fans on hand for the title tussle this evening Elmer Singleton now the proper- pre-tournam- ( with 156 He will oppose Kingsley whose 68 was Wednesday’s best score in the first round Stewart’s opponent will be W J Berkley of St Louis Hamilton drew another Oklahoma City player Dr Zale Chaffin in the first round and Doering was paired v v ty of the New York Americans will throw for the Plain City machine Arbon Is slated to take the hill The winfor Tremonton-Garlan- d ner of this contest meets the Brigham Peaches in another crucial ’ sv contest Saturday night Denton Rich Garland: “Fans of Garland and Tremonton will be out en masse tonight for our game with Plain City We expect to win” Elmer Singleton Plain City: T11 throw my head off In an effort to keep Plain City in the thick of the title- series” Andy’s Tailors and Willard meet at eight p m this evening with Tremonton-Garlan- d and Plain City clashing two hours later Morgan and Logan advanced a notch in the series with clean cut yriumphs last night Logan spanked against Hugh Cuthbertson wtogden American Legion 15 to 3 winning over Farrell's Service of 8 Ten clubs remain now in the race for the state championship Under the double defeat system any one of these clubs can win the state gon13-- falon Friday July 14 Eight p m — Atlas Oilers vs loser of Tremonton-Garlan- d vs Plain City game Ten p m —Clix Service vs Logan-Leglo- (River-dal- e) winner n 15 Saturday July — Eight p m Richmond vs Clix Legion game Ten p m — Brigham Peaches vs winner Plain City vs Tremonton- Garland game Sunday July 18 ) m — Farrell’s Service-Morga- n p Eight winner vs winner of Andy’s Tailors vs Willard Ten p m — Friday’s eight p m winner vs Saturday’s eight p m Service-Loga- n i t ' winner The teem atendtnia Brlsham Peach Tremonton-Garlan- d Plain City AUa Oiler Richmond Morian wmrtt Andy' Tailor cits Feme Pervlc Frrir Lesion Oad-- n Osdn Bamboo Perry M!ad P!eint View Doujjiaa — Eliminated J Elmer Singleton right-handIMPRESSES YANKEE SCOUT o semi-prtournament today signed Utah the club in of the Plain City a contract with the New York Americans He will report to the Wenatchee club of the Western International league following the conclusion of play at Brigham next Tuesday night Singleton was signed by Bobby Coltrin the chap who signed A1 Emmertson of D & R G W Ikst year (Staff photo) er Tennis Seri es to Open Here Friday Play opens Friday in the nual Kammeyer tennis tournament directors Cliff Doxey and Scotty Sneddon announced today More than 200 players will take part In the tournament which closes late this month follow w r ‘We anticipate stubborn compepet 3 6 1 000 tition and the development of 2 0 1000 new players” said Direc2 0 1000 many 2 1 667 tor Doxey today 1 2 687 “The tournament has aroused a 2 1 687 2 1 687 world of interest and promises to 1 1 500 go down as one of the best ever 500 l l 1 500 staged in Ogden” l 1 2 333 First round pairings follow: 1 2 333 Lester Park Courts West Court 333 I 2 9 a m — Willard Herbert vs 0 2 000 0 2 000 Dick Frandsen 10 a m Wayne 0 0 2 2 000 000 Buck Dixon Signs As Professional an- Boyle vs Frank Newman East Courts 9 a m Bob Heiner vs Joe Humphries 10 a m Rolphe Peterson vs Joe Chappie Lester Iark Courts West court p m George Brown vs Harry Booth 6 p m Paul Harmes vs H J Bonie 7 p m John Klnard vs Sud Takahaslin Schoppe vs John Miller 7 p m East courts 5 p m Jim Scoville vs Darrell Seamons 6 p m Ed Schoppe vs John Miller 7 p m Francis Lund vs Junior Crase -- 10 a m Frank Doxey vs Charles Fronberg 12 noon Ray Noorda vs Vern Mordaunt 1 p m Darrell Seamons vs Dick Frandsen East court 8 a m Eolphe Peterson vs George Shimizu 9 a m Dave Fletcher vs Ross Bramwell 10 a m Glen Farrell vs Richard Flygare 1 p m Wayne Boyle vs Cal Evans Following drew byes — Junior Crase Mike Shimizu Jerry Wheel- Hunt 1-- 17 j' Tj OTwo News! Golfer Gets Two Holes In One DETROIT LAKES Minn July 13 — (AP)— Note to the golf pros who have bet (unsuccessfully) they could make a hole-in-oDr H A Anderson dropped an pitch shot into the cup on the 7th hole of the course here then sank his tee shot on the 176-ya8th hole! a rd In ancient Rome when thunder was heard “on the left" men believed that the god were trying to impart to them an important message from hardening of the ar- the All-Stgame- - trying tos-bal- l St Louis find out why Gabby Hartnett teries” “Our Browns are still setdidn’t use native son Morrie Arno-vicBill ' Stewart sports ting the pace in the American editor wires: “Home town indigna- league but it’s in the wrong direcThat old one about our tion high Fans blame Hart- tion fair city — first in shoes first in nett for loss of game” booze and last in the American — still holds” league The Cubs open in Philly today and what’ll you bet Hartnett don’t Today’s guest star— go into town via the back door? 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Liberty Park Courts tain west’s outstanding tennis West court 5 p m Howard Litplayers turned professional today tlefield vs Ray Cowley 6 p m Dixon performed in the Utah Ralph Wilmont vs Bill 7 amateur meet last week as usual p m Melvin Manful Taylor vs Dan International League but time and weight had checked Bailey 6 Rochester 5 ' his speed Syracuse East court 5 p m Frank Reeder Toronto Newark 4 He was named professional at vs Cecil Sumalpong 6 p m Frank 0 7 Buffalo Baltimore — the Provo tennis club He’a 35 Austin vs Ariel Maughan 7 p m Montreal 3 Jersey City 2 Dixon won numerous Utah In Bruce Charlesworth vs Lewis Hun-sakwAermountain Idaho and Colorado American Association titles in a long career that started Schedule for Juniors singles July Kansas City 12 Louisville 5 f in 1921 14: Minneapolis 9 Toledo 7 Monroe park west court 8 a mf Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis Francis Lund vs Willard Herbert (tie) 9 a m Richard Smith vs Glen Colupibus 11 St Paul 2 PROVO — Er R (oJUQDTKBO Other pairs Chick Evans In seven innings while Morgan was 'Ogden ASSIST PROJECT o n homa City - v a favorite qualified Rodney Bliss of Omaha KLJ j ’ Babbish was exempted from the holes of qualifying play which Verne ended Wednesday with of Stewart Albuquerque N (Spec) M winning medalist honors with 137 Stewart was rounds of a stroke ahead of J C Hamilton Oklahoma City Behind Stewart and Hamilton came E C Kingsley of Salt Lake City whose total of 140 is even par for 36 holes on the country club course Art Doering of Chicago was next with 141 and Frank Stei-dl- e of Hot Springs Ark fifth with Tremonton-Garlan- d residents will take over Brigham City in a big way this evening Baseball clubs of these two fine communities will collide at ten p m this evening in one of the feature contests of the 1939 Utah SPORTSMEN TO KINGSLEY GETS SINGLETON TO r i R lineman MM—IfTT 94 '"'S1' |