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Show PAGE THE TO Ult. 1 1 E IL A L J D - A O U K N I ,, Harold Dibble Falls to Wellsville 6; i nt avctl nil Mum ii 1 v t imui'h i i. t i i infill i ot tin. Hit .nitJ !ie ouie It nutil oi tiophv aw aided hv Un J o ; Tin ui r it v KMfe.itloP touiiti in w htmpHiN srmshed tht (it th.im second half uiiti ilub. a,.) . K to l. in h gjim wh'tli j i t v v, Jl oi s w r Hi d to find to tk tunic Kiln M Oi t brought out the definite Mipeiion-oi the Elliot mw 7: was the 4eiontl straight n taiy for Elliot over tin tit Otlire and made unneies'.uv tn third game of a scheduled tnree The chain game playoff series las pions entered the play-of- f trounced Tiges week when th 11 a to 6, in Berber shop, playoff of a first half tie Ef fills are undei way to schedule i game between the Logan champs and winner of lh Garland e:i' Tremonton league The game be would played at Logan Overcome Lead Elliots crushed th City team Wednesday in much the same way when did contest in Monday's they they 12overcome an early lead to to 11. Last night s g ime, win howevei, saw the champions lane over the lead at an 'ar) er period and steadily build a commanding margin of victory. f red Brown, Elliot set nnd baseman, big gun oi the winners' two ot tensive attack, getting doubles, a home run and i single He m foui trips to the p! ite. diove in five of the Elliot runs and scored three times himamf. Stew Carlson helped himself to two singles and a home run to drive m one run and sccie thieo timea during the tray Kenneth Swede Lindquist, City Office catcher, was the only member of the losing team to hit consistently, cracking out two double.5 nnd a single in three times it He also played an excellent bnt n defensive ball in closing the ns far the best catcher ii the league. He cut off two Elliot runs with Jmlhant plays at the plate. Airtight Support T(cpt for the first inning when tne City Office scored fwo run on i.ix UroJg-hhits, George Pieot Elliot pitcher, nurled brilliant ball, allowing only five hits and one He run in the last six innings struck out one and waked one His support was airtight throughout, not an error being committed hohtnd hir delivery. was touched Guy Christensen for 12 hits, one more than Picot, throughout the game but the hits were timely and six errors were chalked up by the losing team Brown opened the game with a double in Elliots half of the first inning and advanced when Fred Blanchard lived on an error Brown scored on Eliasons single to count flic first run and Kicot doubled to score Blanchard. Eha-so- n vas caught at the plate when VVayman rolled to Anderson who threw to Lindquist. George Blan-- c iard flied out to Freeman who ;hrew to Lindquist to catch Picot at the plate for the only double play of the game. out tm to a man d .'It V nr die f n v w In n he W out ln .it ind ed L mi h ti ii hits I) two v.u e Jt s,lo fouhd ami ( hin. in hum in .1 t hr I mu aft tM i L M Olid n d us' Ii ol .imn tht fm f out (orisons single was foljini lowed hv Kn Ii s double and Brown s.fltd th m both with hi, mi on Blown stmed on k n d douhh Bicimhird i drive to left field Blum hm being caught at second I m Larrupin Lou 1600th jPlays O cuv straight Uame .1 home Cards Gain With Win A,. Cubs Lose To ii Pirates 4 M l id: St it f I m i espnn lent NEW YORK, Aug 8 d n Hon-iRon Gi hrig, b iheb.ill's iron I o.' pisses .mother mile. tone in h's diamond carf'r today When the New Yoi k Yankee., P 'n d . .,s meet the flnl.i(lelilua Athletics at the Yankee .stadium deling will pai In mate in his ltu0 consecutive Major League game, a record ahull wliuh remain on the books for det ados. X Jii June 1, 1925, a husky, youth of 22 lock his for tile Yankees post at first-bassince "Columbia Lou," EeyIt day was known, has handled that alignment m every game the New Yorkeis have played The hours he has been action during lie past decade add up to 135 days of 21 hours each with no time out for meals or rest. The only peison ever to this record was Everett S ott, also a Yankee, who played 13 n i onseeuliv e ' contests nro. Season Th' end ot another chapter in Lous i ireei finds him having oils of his Cabans His batting eve-atod iv is a mere 323 come maik at the pared to an end of the 1934 season of .345 He has cracked out only 17 homers and a year ago he led the circuit c. .th t;i The stcik. Lou claimed today, h ,s no'hmg to do mlh his batting ' f.cr Iso passi d 1BUO I'll aim at 17oo This streak has had nothing to do with my failure to hit tins season A fellow can't go on h cling 350 or bet'er year after to i time up with an ,eir He., got now ind then and I the one for me " gue's tilts d e Electric Eye For New York Tracks P NEW YORK. Au". 8 The Mew York slate rac.ng commission announced to (ay that effective Oct 1 all New York race tracks would utih.-.the "Electric eye" in judging finishes The "electric eye is a device recwhich makes motion-p'ctur- e ords of the running of a race and records the time within a hundredth of a second. (1 Harry Kingfisli" Is Finished Off In 1 ig-- T ime IIKMil R I liicntro all-tin- i B NIT ART i AMEIiON Knded Piess Sports Editor CHICAGO, Aug a U l. S:do! past the King Lcviasky hurdle, brown Joe Louis of Detroit looked to forward today an autuniu meeting with former champion Maxic Baer and a gate The Detroit negro needed only slightly more than twfo minutes last night to lay Chicagos King-fism the daisies uul before Levtnsky had change T into his street clothes was but definite!) booked Lo meet Baer m New York on SepL h 27 There have been better fights y than the one put on over park's pitching box last night, and there have been infinitely worse ones, but that fight had one quality unequalled in the past decade The quality was thou of terror dark, dank, abject fear and it was contributed by, Leaping Lena Krakow s kid broththe el, Kingfish Lev insky Kails Nobody knows how he looks during one of those nightmares of falling off the Empire State ouildmg, but those who saw the King last night probably have a Not one blooming, idea good blessed t.mg happened for nearlv Then Louis popped .Cv onds Levirirtky on the head. The King seemed to be considering this unthen nd toward development, decided to go down He was up Com-iske- r alter h champion, Omaha The day previous to the Classte. Kmauco shouldered top weight ol 119 pounds and whipped a hand ol Two races nine other latpr. The Fightei heal a really Includ small held ol Ing Kuiptv Bottle and Bow ami Tho KLhtri carries the Arrow rplors ot the Milky Way Farms of Mra F. C Mars It was his fouilh victory in nve starts Coldstream, regarded by many as the bed. of the ctirrent crop of Juveniles. won the Hyde Park Stakes, the event which slaried Cavalcade, on his road to riches and renown The Coldstream Stud of the Chicagoan, E. D Shaffer, owns all ol Bulldog' offspring of racing age except The Fighter III boosted the pine of Bulldog Teddy followed his phenomenal sons to this (mini tv. purchased bv Kenneth Giljnn aud others lor a tieniemlous sum aud stands on llu Oilpiu laim in till" valley of Vtr Ills ailceiltsed stud tec is gima besides siring the J21IU0 Teddy three hiotheis, lias splendid off spi Ing all over th wot Id None Better Bred Than Teddy and His Sons 'TMIESE French lun-c- s proved hiniMdf a producer of pie roc io s It has yu to he demonstrated whether his Full Bi others of Stsrs pel ill like distance, hut there is plenty of reason to believe Usually Are Mediocre that he will be a complete success of son Teddv. per as a sue. That he can equal the TtLLD0 is a livforemost record of Sdr Gailahad III seem haps the world ing progenitor, lie is & jounger j liaidiy posaib, yet his beginning lull ferviLcr of Sir GalLumd IU, iuesases great tilings. 1 k ner D 1 Mens Doubles Arthur Henson df Bill Stevens, default Ted Hanson df Shirley Clark 6-- 3. Lcmoinc Maughan df Hdman Johnson Ed Kroph df. Ray Smith 6 6-- 2, league-leadin- 1 g ' o ihtts-burg- Jenkins-Rya- Gunnell-A- Firehall No vs winner m n n 1 Tyson-Necdha- vs Vanderhoff-Peterso(t be arranged) and Winner vs winner HarriDibble-Fis7 a son Coburn and tn- Firehall No Junior Singles vs winWinner Edison-Harri- s Firehall ner Johnson-Beli- , Clark-Johnso- n 1 No. 2pm 1 Winner ner Cutler-Willmor- 1 s, Darley-Jenkin- vs winm. High e p school Winner winner No Edison-Olofsn- 3 p m 2 vs Firehall No a Winner of a 10 n Chatterton-Jone- s 11 m Porter-Ham- 2 vs Lindquist-Davi- Firehall Gunnell-Anderso- vs Smith-Frederic- a m vs m Gunnell-Lindqui- Nelson-Olofso- and Johnson-Fm hall No No 7 1 and winner Jones-Jone- s lllmorc 3 p n Y-- -'I n f Hair Irvin Fish df. Burton 1 vs Willmore-Willinor- " Eidora Giles-Eil- vs Peterson Peterson, 5 p a No REDSKIN FIRST Ryan-Jenkin- school 2pm High Women's Singles winuel m F.ie-hdl- l IN HIGH JUMP KVIAANI. Finland, Aug 8 (I P Two contingents of Americas touring track and field athletes lost only one first place in with Finnish stais on two fronts yesterday. The Americans swept every first COW LIKES GREEN in r. meeting in this city Elroy WASHINGTON, Aug 7 (I I'l Robinson, San Francisco Olympic Ben Waleher, Wellington, Kans 1(9) 800 won the meter and club, farmer whose cow embarked on a currency diet and partially at $25 events and his ckibmate. Guidon for the discus protruding from his pocket, will Dunn, accounted throw and shot-pJack Mauger, be fully reimbursed by the treasury, which has pieced together Olympic club won the pole vault and high jump. remnants of the bills. At Terijoki, Finland, the only American to lose was Newell Rushforth, Salt Lake City, who On was second in the broad jump. George Anderson, Olympic club. , Additional Sports Page Seven COAST LEAGUE 6-- 3 Preston Hal Dibble df Gunnell 7 Cutler Max Junior Jenkins df 3 Bud Edison df George Anderson 0 Doubles df Gardner-Hal- n d e r s o n n df l, Davi.s-Lindqui- 2 df n Porter-Olofso- n MeCleilan-MeClella- df n P;u.k-Hnnso- n 6-- ... df McClell Kropfh-Ediso- n 6-- Jenkins-Rya- Guasti dry wino will give extra savor and enjoyment to your meal its delicious tang tones with almost any dish and heightens the satisfaction of good food . . . serve a bottle of Guasti claret or sauteme tonight and see how appetites quicken and a banquet touch pervades the family meal. A 2 df n Darley-OLo- n 7' Junior Ed icon df Bud Single"", Reid Olson 3 n Johnson df Hilm.in Ray Shaw n 6 Richard Bell df Goi don I'orter 6-- 2 Max Cutler df Ray Jones 2 Ike Willmore df Geoige Anderson Bill Darley df Donald Johnson 6-- 0 Charles Jenkins df Ted Hanson Dennis Willmore 3 Grunt Holman df Steve Hari default Jones df LcGrande Rodney 6 in G,thhv Nim ruxs SI reef's Mission ing who patchwork of "rt tad-en- i that amazing 2 streak while the S als were dropping their si i ond in a row to d Sucramentos the Two of Street's beardless youths, Wayne Oi borne ami the Eddie Joost, and the Clyde Beck were the star-- ; of the Reds win which stopped Portland for the first time u Osborne gave only nine games seven hits. With Manny Salvos hook breaking around the knees of the Seal batsmen, the Sacramento Senators hung up a 1 victory over Frank O'Doul8 team. Reds, find- vetcians and rising youngsters by rights, aoeotding to experts, ought to he somewhere near the cellar, occupied frst place today m the Pacific Coast league Shares of the top rung with the San Francisco Seals for about a week, the Missions captured undisputed possession bv stopping eight-gam- e Portland's winning 2 the lotometer dash; Rush- forth won ' the high jump and Henry Dreyer, Rhode Island State the college, captured 3 Dirk Ryun df 006 51 won ! Howard Jessop df Preston Affleck Glen OKon df Syl Needham, Jr., Man iger Joe Red Sox, whose ONTOPIN rain. Only games scheduled. Will Make Tonight's Dinner a Banquet 6-- 6-- Mitiriit $156,-87- of Urn Teams vs Berio Winner Jones-SpeneMae Evans, 5 p. m Firehall No 2 Grace Tingey vs Delsa Adamson, 6 p m. Firehall No 1 Yetive Stowell vs. Marjorie Crockett, 6 p. m. Firehall No 1 Joe Louis was $17 06181 ruhe. Chatterton today Dean Anderson (If Gcor m two son, default And he earned it ail Cronin of Boston's homer tn the ninth with two minutes and 21 seconds Parley Gunnell df Marvin Jack-soaboard defeated the Yankees m The Detroit negro heavyweight default the opener received 30 per cent of the Ray Lindquist df Eldon Jacob70 in net proceeds from h.s son, default. fight with Kingfish Lev insky The Winston Nelson, defeated Mai k REDS Kingfish received 20 per cent, $31 Yesterdays hero Standing 1 Lincoln McClellan df. Paul John1 son Dean Anderson df Glen Olofson rcG-ie- 2 MAKING THC BOHEMIAS) BOMBER A POPULAR; SPOT 'IM SUMMER, SHoWifR 6-- 0 4 derson. vs n 10 a Ike Willmore df. Farrell John62. son Burton Hair df. Cyril McClellan 2 5 1 r, vs Fire- Sam vs winp. m Firenall Gunnell-Harrio- n Edison-Cutle- Fish, 1 2 W'nnei t-- Kropli-Ediso- r, vs Kropli-Willmor- e ball No win- 4pm Sam division to eliminate Bill nnd Olsen, feature match of the day department Wednesdays Results Mens Singles Joe Goddes df. Parley Gunnell default Normi. somihim: waved The icfeiee awav and followed afte: Lull him to raise hi- b.g brown aim to Mgnat to he o Uo spectatoM th aw aid of t hnual knotkout A Nhw Oh, tnit was a how No figh m the true sense Levinky didn even st trl u blow No science of boxing for Imre were just thri, real bio .vs But the tiowd wnth moneys paid $lF2fio6aO got its worth From the point of view of a serious student of contemporaiv dealers in left hooks and rights to the jaw the fight was. howI ever, a major disappointment vs n Hanson-Maugha- rehall No 2 Winner Firehall No Winner McCleilan-Andcrso- n Jessop-Olsowinner doubles Durley in tho in this Again Joe whipped out at hi man Lhis turn a right fiom not bled Mens Singles Gcddcs-Henso- I ner No df stllEDll.E IKIDAVS Jenkins and Dick Ryan put up brilliant battle in the mens Geddes-Olso- tuk Coburn-Ha- i Willmore lllmorc-- J icser. def lull Winner Steve Harrison df flarold Peter- pmbihlv are as el! hrect as anv in ih world, and mtiii to he a urfett millions to American mare lino IDilldiv ulrrHdy has definitely df W 7.' son. default. Men's KhJKmih df Hanson Pack s Lewis-- Jenkins. Jr., fourth seeded junior plavcr, out of the mens singles, 6-- Gehug Littened bis average yesterday with two hit.s in four attempts as the Yankees lost to the Boston Ked Sox in the openimf He game o' a double-headewent hitle.s.i in the second, which the Yankees won, The New Yoiker'i ,staed four games behind the Detroit Ttgers. who unff idle The Chicago White Sox .ind Clevehtnd Indians split, the Indians winning the first 5 2 and the Sox Hie second. in 10 tunings In the National League the leud-nNew ork Giants although their margin to idle, increased 3 games when the seeond-placChicago Cubs lost, fi o, to St Louis The third-plac- e Cardinals pulled up to within one of Cubs the by defeating the game No other Cincinnati Kcds. games were played in cithpr league Musser-GJul- 0 6-- Gunneli-- 35 Ry.ui-Jenkin- sen, another seede'd star, was forced to three sets in dowming Syl3, van Needham, Jr, while Mix Cutler forced Charles four-cou- t df 1 1 6-- Nelson Burr s Lindquist-Davi- s. 6-- 6-- y Olon-Darle- df Chattcrton-Jonc- default hard-foug- y G R AYSON HUAGO Sons ot t m p o r t e o Hip onclerinl iliiiroiighbieu vuneihave galloped will sired Call. Hit Km and thus is the Bulldog Omaha kiith success at Arlington Balk, giomlsiie ot the Full toothers of outstanding which secuis to be a proving horses are more often than uo giounu for the spectacular rise of his offspring that horsemen aic very medioi re, hot I) as racing anu tools Why. no one knows taking stork of this new sire's po- bleeding Like li is parent. Teddy and his tentialities Top Dog. St Bernard, Finance, full brothels. IISn Gall.ili.ol III aud Quutre Bras Bulldog came from Coldstream, The Fightei Bulldog was less famous At Arlington Bark during the Frame. Ins illustrious last three weeks. Top Dog electri- as a race hoise than and Ills no less icmarkable fied a large crowd by traversing a parent aud St Bernard not lit-- . Sir C.allahad III Yet himile in 1 35 1 ts said to have cost Shaffer a Oral jan the same distance in 36 Stof more money in 1931 than his Bernard, after racing the mile to an the mile and a ciuartei Classic brother, which was sold WilStakes tn 1 35 4 5. and inciden- American symlnate of which Yen k liam Woodward the New tally running brilliant little Black banket, was a member tor flJJ.Wm Helen to the staggeihig point, still was second only a length and a In 1926 The good foitune ot Su Gal la had half back of the mighty L seeded pluyei eil oy the wayside in a mild upset in the long list of matches in Wednesday s City tennis tourney schedule, while a number ot hard tought contests thrilled crowds who witnessed the tilts. H.irold Dibble, seeded No 6 in C e a men s singles, accepted sir night set defeat at the hands ot iTestou Prep Gunnell, Wells-dl- e star who has so tar been the daikhorse of the tournament Gunnell found no trouble in winning bui the first set (tom Dibble, was loicud to the very limit to 7 Dibble put win the second, up a gali.int fight in the second could but tiuidlv set cope with Cache the hard-st- i oking South i ntiy Joe Goddis, first seeded star, eliminated Pulley Gunnell, Prestons brother, m a while Lincoln match, .second seeded star, Miflcil.m, a d uted with victory ovei Paul Johnson Bud Edison made an auspicious debut by downing Glen OlGeoigc Anderson, a '('1111111 1 One k df n Gedde-Olso- suf-lei- ed sei-po- Bv Kire-hu- name was injected in the middleweight boxing division at Seattle when Freddie Steele, Tacoma slugger, technically knocked out Vince Dundee, former champion. In this action picture of their fight, Dundee is seen on the canvas following one of 10 knockdowns he from Steeles flailing fists. Dundee's jaw was broken in three nlaces. I', .ill df Porter-Harri- s C A new e AN IGNITED 2 n Ialu.e'-to t nd d By Art Krenz- - Junior Doubles Edi.ion-Olofso- I inui inatelie in the City tumus tournament will Ih held Monday instead of Numlu, a postponement of one du, it was anno.ije ed rtiurada morning. The p(mt moment nan allowed 'n order that Ogden ami Loculi Kmuht cup teams m.t compete in the vcml meet ot i tiiree-meseries lo decide Mie Ogdcn-laiguwinner. Th matches will Ih piojed at the F trenail courts suiiila afternoon. It is that severa I.ogan Knight cup team liiemlnrs will he Imalists in the tourue. Logan and Ogden Women tencams wdl meet at the uis I SAC courts Saturday afternoon while the Iagun ladies limn vs ii) meet Salt laikc ity Sunday morning at the courts. i l Klimt s fits? h f th mitlu dv soft b dl I' tue oi L till nil Hv o wnk1W m Iti ("Hi iv s" i s to tut k aw the lU i to t Losers In Final Tilt r douhlt d M('FT' clioNo,' Star g.vt tlu This was fol,i fut st iM K. h low d hs timer a smgie ( 'hr tjoubh isenst n t single hv nidqui I i single hv F rt man hv Know h s Th aid c duiihli on tht last Li a t .ii mi n si oi f hit hiii man s nr d h H.ti!-iit h h iri n.i.g on uii Nmbimn ... INDIAN In City Tennis Tourney Second Game Of Playoff Series, 12-- Brown Hits Lindquist Shines In Thus Conur Seeded Star Falls When Fred Steele K. O.d Dundee One Defeat City Office In 1' IIIl'RSDAV, AUGUST LOGAN, UTAn, MEET YOUR FRIENDS RIVER Fishers U Beer On Draught |