| Show 1 - p ‘ P tt nitfi nHg ly flji - rtiliir‘i‘fltjifWtiH"lijy ri il jgg - The Salt Lake Tribune Monday January 24 1935 Tourney Skiing (7 4 ” ' TT ” ” ' ' i— r - i V - - U ( ' L ' V ‘ I— I I I T1 f J - i hf'— l 1 — - - 'U- i ‘V i v v- -s v Tf S " - two-strok- nearest rival Cashing the register for the top money of $2490 the professional from Houston held off a delated bid from Johnny Palmer of Charlotte NC and beat him by a pair of strokes ld triIT WAS A umph for the tall Texan He belted out an opening round atart-to-flnis- h 5 11-d- ay 8 chs-gri- er left-righ- 29-Se- 5 THE SHIFT of the dates for the nationals originally planned for Sept came in a heated hour-lonsession of the US Lawn Tennis Assn Saturday The question of the Davis Cup and national dates was forced to a vote showdown the PaIm I cific Coast delegationby headed i t by John JL Sisson Of major concern to the W’est Coast group tv Was the protection of the Pacific Southwest championships opening In Stciss Sledder Snares Crotvn r ST LAND Jan 23— Frit Feiera-ben- d Swiss daring to flashed bobsledder victory world Sunday in the two-machampionships Felerabend outraced 13 other sleds from nine nations on the Icy bobsled twisting mile-lon- g THE SCHEDULE committee run to capture the world title of the USLTA had hoped to for the third time stage the nationals beginning The lanky Feiersbend who rest also Sept 2 allowing a five-daholds the four-maafter the cup finale But the world crown had his countryW’est Coast group contended man Harry Warbourton as that would be in conflict with brakeman aboard his hurtUSLTA’s record of favoring an 369 pound red and silver end to the nationals on Labor ling sled Day (Sept 5 this year) the 69 o mile-a-mlnu- te y n floors RAZOR Smoke signals: A few days go we published a letter from Bill Odeklrk of BountlM Bill feeling sorry for your stewed cottontail editor— who couldn’t find any rabbits— told us to hunt the Antelope Draw area out of Duchesne Now comes a letter from other night when a blaze hit their boat emporium KID observes: Reckon that Idaho Fish and Game Commission wasn't nearly as perturbed about when the Utah fishing season opened as a lot of folks figured it would be Idaho will open on June 4 Homer and Jack Fltzwater and same date as last year Allen Bond with aome more DONALD’S DUCK DERBY: dope on hunting around Du- Gent who signs as “A Real Duck chesne They write: Hunter” sends in four duck "BILL ODEKIRK’S Up about bands two off widgeons one off hunUng in Antelope Draw was a spoonbill and the fourth off all right because there are some a pintail Really fellers we rsbbits there but the best hunt- would prefer that you signed Elmer Faice of ing is east a few miles near your name the Pierette mines and on to- Beaver who writes that he "enward the Green River across joys reading where the differEight-Milent ducks and geese are Flat “We hunted there for a few tagged" submits a goose band hours last Sunday and returned off a bird shot west of Beaver to Duchesne at dark with 69 THE SOURDOUGH e rabbits' PLAY TODAY "THERE WERE rabbits ‘eaUng cleans completely automatically with the dip c! a brer I (it everywhere we looked— along the dry washes in ledges and in the sage and greasewood When a rabbit kicked down a hole we reached in after them with a piece of wire and pulled them out THZSE ISEIV DLADES (S' electronically honed to share closer last longer I Vic Tony Eye Aussie Tests By Associated Press ADELAIDE AUSTRALIA "Five rabbits were pulled out 23— America’s Davis Cup Jan of one hole We used 22 rifles Vic Seixas and Tony winners and made head shots on most both Trabert seeking the Ausof the bunnies There were only tennis title national tralian a few 'accidents' Less than 10 second round matches at play rabbits were shot through the Adelaide Memorial Drive courts ribs” Monday “Tony and I are all out to Well there’s a tip for joa make final" it a Trabert-SeixaB'rer Cottontail seekers said Seixas The American aces Funniest thing we saw on passed up tennis Sunday' playthat Montana trip was a moose ing a round 6f golf Sunday s A0S) UP T© THE CLOSEST SAFEST Li! 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Drive in regularly for careful blades la a handy handsome kit H Mis- Sunday In 3338 His birdie on the second hole fruit of a putt and an eagle three on the third where his wood shot landed six feet from the pin and he holed out— all but settled the issue right there Palmer came up with a rush and a 32 on the first nine however and at the 12th hole had pulled up to within two strokes of Bolt Bolt played it safe from thereon in sion Valley Country Club with par of 36-3- — 72 and whose 6706 yards were 8 25-fo- ot swarming with an estimated 13000 golf fans Gene L i 1 1 1 e r of Palm Springs the choice the winner last year and the pride of his erstwhile hometown folks came in with a 71 for 279 Littler was a distinct threat with a 69 and 63 the first two days but Saturday’s 73 killed his chances nt Another shot back were Jack Burke Jr: who was three strokes off the pice and the nearest to Bolt as the final fireworks got under way and Bob Wininger who fashioned - Bolt who won this event Turf World Awaits Running Of Santa Anita’s Maturity ARCADIA CALIF Jan 23 (UP —Saturday’s eighth run-an- d join the field were For Free Ole Travis TK Lightweight champion Jimmy Carter and two leading contenders heavyweight Nino and Valdes middleweight Joey Giardello are jhe featured fighters in action this week "Between periods he fell asleep Carter making his first start with his feet on the radiator” since he regained the crown from Paddy DeMarco in San Francisco last November 17 faces Bobby Woods of Spokane Wash in All-St- ar a non-titl- e in Spokane Wednesday night Giardello also returns to action the same night against By Associated Press A1 Andrews of Superior Wis CHICAGO Jan 23 — Steve In Norfolk Va veteran from Nagy Giardello hasn't fought since Cleveland fired a final series he outpointed Ralph (Tiger) of 936 Sunday night to defeat Jones recent conqueror of Ed Lubanski four straight and Ray Robinson on Sept 24 The bowltime since has been a trouble- win the National All-Stsome period for the Peck’s bad ing tournament boy of boxing Nagy jumped off to victory In a busy four months he in the first game when Luban-sk- i underwent a knee operation failed to pick up the 10th that cost him a title shot was frame spare with a split arrested for participating In a Nagy won the game brawl indicted by a grand jury for that same incident was sus- and then fired games of 244 pended by the Pennsylvania 246 and 217 while Lubanski Athletic Commission and then was hitting games of 133 189 reinstated and fined by the and 217 same body Nagy finished with a PeterIF HE CAN stay out of sen point total of 30717 to trouble and beat Andrews no 30334 difficult feat these days Giar- champion Don Defending Carter of St dello may still wind up with Louis finished third with 30036 a shot at Bobo Olson’s middle- and Bob Nickel of Toledo was weight crown fourth with 30008 t Valdes winner of 10 straight $2000 for Nagy picked up goes after No 11 against Jack first while second place was Flood of Spokane at Hunting-to-n worth $1209 third $750 and WVa Tuesday night The fourth $570 Cuban ranked as the No 1 big contender for Rocky Marciano’s Sylvia Wane crown has scored six knockouts saleslady from Philadelphia in his win string won the women’s division with 19 victories and 13 Ramon Fuentes third ranklosses for a Petersen total of ing welterweight contender 14229 from Los Angeles meets midof Johnson dleweight George Sylvia Fanta of Chicago finTrenton NJL In Philadel- ished second overtaking dephia's Convention Hall Friday fending champion Mrs Marion night la a Ladewig Angelo Briscl newest importation from Italy makes his RECIPES American debut against Pete Adams of Newark NJ in a TOMATO FAVORITES at New middleweight York’s St Nicholas Arena MonTingy lomtto dishes never fail to day night In another middleweight 10 tempi— n3 edJ a sing to winter Monday veteran Paddy Young fr You'M find icvertl recipes for of New York faces Tony Johntomato favorites" son another New Yorker at m February Bettor Homes A GarEastern Parkway Brooklyn’s dens On your newsstand today I Arena 135-poun- d er Kcgling Meet 1 diU'onut California Breeder ’ Maturity first of 'tout cliseason will this grander! Champion Stakes at one and max the Santa Anita meeting’s one sixteenth miles will be held fifth racing week beginning Wednesday Tuesday fixture THE Eighteen horses remain eligi- will see Mr Sullivan to detry ble for the mile and a quarter won in the he laurels fend the test for Breeders’ Trial g earlier A J CREVOLIN’S Deter- Stakes four weeks g such 1954 mine promising against as Guerrero Mighty champion was tabbed the horse to beat despite his top impost King Noir El Coyote and of 124 pounds He was expected Trackmaster to be accompanied in the race by stablemate Allied KARL CLYDZ Calumet Farm’s Duke Lea S Robert and Miz Clementine Lytle’s Correlation Mr and Inttrmovnfaii Stamp Works Mrs Harry James’ James SesMAR KINO CIVIC! INOINIIM sion and J Ross Clark’s Spring 141 Bast In! South— MOM Count wiU provide powerful DATERS AND SUrPLII opposition Also expected to N $25O09-ADDE- four-year-ol- seven-furlon- three-year-ol- money-winnin- ds PAfiniEnc' NORMAN SIMS HATTER’ ar FUR FELT 199-19- 9 km ’a nnv oi the Year TAX INCLUDED ALL SIZES AND STYLES ran Including Light Colors for Spring TYROLS SEMI-WESTER- N DRESS TELESCOPE V 11 “Bettee-thao-ev- GO If II t 170 SOUTH MAIN STREET: OSmdlGD’fcD I V0GGOOQ0D3 GCDDDGCqDDD© a fro hcvn evrey when yea fly FBOUTIZn la tHs Stmshint Centers of enfy ARIZONA end NEW MEXICO FOR HAZARDOUS ROAD COuDITIOliS t"G©ld" vj ILjlfcy THE SCENE was the if 1 BE PREPARED RAZOS tiudro-maqi- c H e Nagy Captures Don Brooks n mid-Septemb- er Tills f £17 cottontails they shot recently in Flat area the Duchesne County £igbt-Mllof M Aitorlated Frets MORITZ SWITZER- By 1 g 72-hol- two years ago and the victor in the tournaments at Hartford Conn and Akron Ohio toured1 the course fos disstrokes for the tance Palmer came in with a 69 for his after rounds of ' total tally of 276 Tied at third place were Fred Haas Jr and Ted Kroll each with a 7 for the sunny pfternoen and a total of 277 strokes By AnocUUrd Ptcm have been crammed into an stretch this summer st Forest Hills Under present plans the Davis Cup matches are scheduled for Aug at the plush n grass courts And to the of cup officials a W’est Jack Fits water Allen Bond and Homer Fits-watt with aomt of Duchesne Coast voting bloc moved up the nationals to follow on the heels of the cup finals Aug 25-2- a 67 the next day a 72 Saturday and followed with Sunday's 71 to beat par by 14 ' $ a 67 to land in the higher echelons Burke had to settle 71' Carter Return Tops Week Slate vBoxing West Coast has won its point W the Davis Cup challenge round and tional tennis ’champlonahiffs - & 64 CALIF Jan 23— Tempestuous Tommy Bolt completed hia conquest of the field in the $15000 San Diego Open golf tournament Sunday shooting a one upder par 71 for a total score of 274 and e a victory over his Ejr Aeaoclated Press NEW YORK Jan 23 --n The i Presa By Associate Tennis Moguls Set New Davis Dates ’ ' Wins San Biego 71-2- 74 v1 SAN DIEGO high wind forced cancellation Sunday of the slalom events in Sun Valley’s first ski meet of the season — the Class B and C championships As a result Robert Marana of Lynn Mass was declared Class B champion by virtue of his downhill victory Saturday Vince Falco of Glendale Calif who won the Class C downhill race was named champion in that class 4 - - - - A I‘“--l -- rV'f By Aisoriated Prr IDAHO Bolt Fires - 4 Lj - ' '" SUN" TALLEY" Aw MNOt ( High Wind Stops i i - f 13 r“ nsw-- jv-r SUNUNERS Icavo daily at 7:20 am and 5:20 pm r OH EASIEST OF BUDGET TERMS - UUSliW AIRLINES i i Call 36796 or your travel agent for information and reservations f L- - |
