Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 29 14 1932 MRS EVANS SHOOTS LOW SCORE IN JUNIOR AID GOLF MEET Two of Utah’s Mat Aspirants for Olympics Win Matches in New York Ninety Golf Title Mat Match Brings Two Masters in Conflict Adepts Play Admirers Believe Dern Has Chance to For Benefit LocalCrush Champion Steele Longson W A Millward Dr E W Browning Win Major Men’s Honors Ninety golf devotees members of the various clubs of the city responded to the appeal by the Junior Aid society for the annual benefit tournament at the Country club Tuesday morning and afternoon More than $150 was realized from the tournament fees which will be delegated to charity feminine stars toured Thirty-fivcanyon club the picturesque e e Uy("? and Mrs J H Evans present city champion returned with the'Jow-es- t gross score of the day with an 86 Mrs J M Riley of Forest Dale finished three strokes behind the medal- - of Fort Douglas state champion was third with 95 Additional prizes In the womens vent went to Mrs P H Hutchinson of Fort Douglas for the low net and to Mrs G Warner who won the novice prize men braved a stiff gale Fifty-fivthat blew up late in the afternoon to blind bogey tourtackle an ney A Nevadan W A Millward of Elko won first prize with while Dr E W Browning of the Country club took second prize with Millward won the top prize from a four-watie with Rollo Gibbons L B Swaner and R L Smith Seven e y linksmen were tied with Dr Browning who drew the lucky prize They were C A Hughey E Petersen Gilbert Sheet Ken Gottschall W J O’Connor F M Kelly and Edward A West Ralph Rhode of Forest Dale won a special prize for missing the blind bogey number the most number of strokes He carded 84 25 59 The tournament was pronounced a huge success by Mrs A H Means vand Miss Betty Botterill who were in charge The golf activity was followed by a dinner and a musical revue In the evening C Pack Gains J Final Round of Ira Drills for Title Tussle Fort Clings Young Kunkel Gain Fall To Perch by Wins Smith Loses First Wrestler Great Rally B Y U Star Pins Philadelphia Ohioan Bout Draws Interest The faces of most wrestlers look as though they had been galloped over borax team Jimby the twenty-mulmy Londos save for his ears which have slipped their moorings somewhat under nearly two decades ol headlocks presents a fine appearance as he leans Kjfainst the ropes with his arms stretched along them waiting for the opening gong Jimmy who is known as the wre tling champion because all foes look alike to him must be plenty good or he could not have withstood the hammering of such men as he has met time and time again When an opponent gets too rough with Jimmy just tears in and brings him to the mat to end the rough stuff Londos is not afraid that Dern will start any roughhouse tactics Friday night because it is not the usual procedure for Dern to start the slam- is afraid that Dern Is good enough to give him more than a share of trouble for a single evening hence he is preparing to upset the local man In quick style Soldiers Uncork Four-Ru- n Spree to Down Grocers Jewelers Triumph On the other hand Dern has carefully laid a defense for some of Londos’ pet tricks and likewise has brushed up on an offensive attack that promises to give Londos a lot of trouble Ira is one of the best allround wrestlers in the game and naturally has a few special holds one of them being the airplane spin Ira does not believe Londos will fall victim to the spin but he has a bag full of other tricks to spring on the champion Regardless of the outcome of the battle the fans should see plenty of action before one or the other wrestler takes two falls Indications point to the largest crowd yet to witness a fistic or wrestling event in Salt Lake Another bright spot on the card Is the bout featuring Ray Steele who formerly wrestled under thq name of Peter Sauer and Bill Longson! promising local heavyweight who has big ideas about his ability to mix with the leading heavyweights Longson is training daily for the match and at least expects to hold Steele to a draw Hy Sharman and Tommy Tassos will open the card THE tribune league Tueidar'l LUND WINS NET TITLE IN LOGAN MEET Prt Won Lott Fort Douglas Salt Lake Jewelers Eighth Avenue Orocery Red Se White Stores Peerless Coal 3 4 4 3 1 000 800 571 419 145 1 Reealte Fort Douglas 7 Eighth Avenue Orooerr Belt Lake Jewelece 15 Peerlesa Coat 1 5 Wedneedar’e Schedule t Holsum vs Oreeo Stampe No l! Bcanlon Feeney M Creer Suearhouse va Certified Community Decker Ewtns McCarty 3 Kansas City today deferred action until the National Collegiate A A session in Los Angeles Just before the Olympic games The Pacific Coast conference has put the problem into the hands of a committee which it is understood does not plan to banish the microphones from the stadiums but will require that the universities Teceive a share of profits if the broadcast is sponsored for advertising purposes Meanwhile broadcasters as repre-sehteby one national chain the Columbia Broadcasting look system upon the attitude ot the colleges as a "step adverse rather than helpful to the sport" The National Broadcasting company did not comment B H O d I5TH AVE DGUOIA8 3b Tuttle 3b Young cf Colson rf 4 4 4 4 0 3 3 3 Skaane Pltzptrck 3 1 lb 4 3 3 3 0 0 A 3 Service 3Brown 1 Pox rf O'Aldous 11W Kener 3 OlWerthen OROCERY 3b as BHOA lb If 3b 3 0 3 3 3 0 0 3 0 4 4 3 7 0 4 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 10 1 10 10 13 13 3 0 13 0 Egbert c cf 4 3 10 West Wadrk If 3 0 0 0 Llewellyn Swantic p 3311 30 6 241 83 12 24 91 Totals Totals Score by inninis: 000 101 1—7 Fort Douxlas 120 000 02 — 5 Eighth Avrnue Dowda Young 2 SerSummary: Errors— vice Stolen base— Service Sacrifice hit— hit Dowda Home run — Aldous Three-bas- e Two-bas- e hits—' Wadyk Tuttle Egbert Al— to Double Service Aldous play Young dous Credit victorr to Swantic charge defeat to Llewellyn Runs responsible for— Swantic 3 Llewellyn 5 8truck out — Swan tlo 12 Llewellyn 10 Bases on balls — 8wan-tt- e 2 Llewellyn 1 Hit with pitched ball-ser- vice Time of game— 1 hour 62 minutes Umpire— Decker and Liddell Scorer— M Creer Dowda RACE RESULTS AND ENTRIES tm 4 In Vte Meet ecorea-FOR- Joyce 4 Sigma Pi Frat Takes Trophy 15-- 2 The LOGAN — Logan’s new tennli champion la Darwin Lund IS of the Logan hlfth school This tille wai won Monday afternoon when Land defeated Marvin Davis in straight sets by the scores of Lund was entered as a class B 15 player and was conceded points per game over Davis who registered as a class A player It was just a year ago that both Lund and Davis were eliminated in the first round of the Logan city tournament but this year they remained In the contest to the end while 62 of their contemporaries were eiinxlnated Pounding Llewellyn for three hits and four runs in the eighth inning tie Fort Douglas batsmen broke a and defeated the Eighth Avenue Groto maintain their uncery nine defeated record in Tuesday’s twilight league It was the third straight league triumph for the soldiers Their rally came in the nick of time for the gro cerymen scored twice in their half of the eighth frame Swantic hurled fine ball for the Tuttle winners striking out ten Fort second baseman bagged three for four while Aldous of the losers hit a home run for the day’s hitting honors The latter's blow came in the eighth Inning with a man on base The Salt Lake Jewelers fell on Spainhower for eight runs in the first inning to sew up their tussle with Peerless Coal in the other league con test Peacock on the mound for the victors whiffed 11 batsmen Pearson and Watts of the Jewelers collected three safeties BAN ON GRID GAME AIR REPORTS GROWS GENERAL NEW YORK June 28 W--The ban on college broadcasts this vcar decided upon by a group of 12 leading eastern institutions apparently will be widespread this fall In an attempt to check dwindling gate receipts The Southern conference consisting of 23 colleges and universities decided at the close of the 1931 season to bar football broadcasting until further notice The Western conference "Big Ten” according to Its commissioner also is opposed to putting future games on the air The Southwest conference has ruled out broadcasting except for those games covered by existing contract The Big Six group meeting in Ute GrapSalt Laker Tosses pier Loses to Pennsylvanian Sigma Pi fraternity was awarded the athletic team championship in intramural competition at the University of Utah announced Director A F Robbins Tuesday The winners amassed 1271 points nosing out Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity by three points Barbs finished third and R O T C fourth The trophy presented by the University of Utah was won two years ago by the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and last year by the R O T C The Sigma Pi teams won the baseball and horseshoe pitching titles finished second in basketball third in handball and skiing and fourth in free throwing Team captains for the season were’ Hand baseball Wayland Ralph Knight basketball and free throwing Tom Badger handball Llewellyn Leigh skiing and Douglas Erdman horseshoe pitchihg KESCLTS econd Grand t'Woolf) 110 IS SI Time (Jones) 130 1171 third 5'4 turlonii — Ostll fPUherl Prince Also fans— Hot Shot Don Rotnlro 14 41 won YrnaUton ' U 0 ITlldrn) 111 Ill II ST IS second Active Plying Cherokee Tombereau Night Vintate Semeater Loyal Companion Ainsnctn (McCoy) 111 IS 04 third Time Suitor Second race &S4 (urlonge— Mr Joe (Jonag) 111 1 Oun Strep 113 13 46A 2 68 $3 30 won Poiyphote Also ren— Mr Gentlemen 3 $8 13 90 second in Lillian Z Speckle Aldus Pel Fair Drlieht Fastidious Time 1 09 (Ley land i 109 $3 39 third Ml Ranlar 8 pika Sweet Flat j PEERLESS In the Mcompanyhtf picture Ira Dern local idol is shown practlc-In- f JEWELERS — Advice Alao McCaw Free Prince — rang Fnd d turlonea Journey's Second race BHOA BONNFVILIE LEAGUE for his bout Friday n'fht with Jimmy Londos generally recognized Pearson 3b BHOA! 11 tl 73 won Jimanee Tom Jack Prince Durroval Mr 3 0 3 3 (Oerner) I 117 14 3 3 1 Brooks 3b Ills 6 Stately Lady ConcUug Hour Zev world champion The title will be at stake In Friday’s match Dr J C Pack Forest Dale teamuform McCoy 1 115 8 00 15 43 iecond Swift I'Thomas c 3131 Hersog m 410 Double Deck Baltnaa 71 third Time 3 3 11 ?llk irttoma) tos to 3b 3 1 1 0 E Smith 3b Rlngwood Sufxrhou'a Merchant captain shot his best golf of the Third race 9 (urlongs—6un Melua (Elliott) " 3 10 0 Premier 3b 3 0 1 OlCarter cf-- p son to date to gain the final round of Also ran— Rare Charm Chattahoochee 113 5 09 $2 86 $2 24 won Watch Him 5 3 11 2iLambourne rf 3 0 0 0 8 A H Green Stamp c Butler 69 44 $2 BraJid lid aecond $2 Big Wirre Fire Flash Absurdity Lady Steffen) 112 3 0 3 2 4 1 1 0 Milts sa the June leg Barnett St Weiss trophy Cruised Shelton If 1 11 6 $2 90 Time third Allen) loua Vlba 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 01 J Smith lb Lee rf tournament Tuesday when he defeat- precThird race I furlonee— Illen D (Mo-Co- y) tlo ran— Cheiney Lady Teddy Dattner 3 3 1 0‘S Spnhowr If 0 0 0 0 lb Watts 1 4 14 won) ilrookile South Tour Sir Satin Dornoch Macker 7 II 110 SIS 0 Sugarhouse Merchants took a firmed D C Richardson 2 and 3 13 0 1 lx 0 3 6 Murphy Snider cf lutlotiga-aLlqueur Fourth race Knight! 117 13 14 1103 aecond Worthy 4 1 0 0 B Spnhowr p 0 0 0 0 er grip upon first place in the BonnePeacock p It was well that Pack shot bril- Polly 117 30 third Tlmo (Martin) 113 $19 38 $7 74 $3 44 Won Old (McCoy) Ill cf 10 10 ILybbert own 108 ville amateur baseball league by winHillside (Meade) $7 00 $3 12 liant 72 for Richardson outdid his second Time ran— Bano Coin Twill ht Olrt QJtb-w- ar bllandaff (Jones) HO 13 14 third best previous efforts with a 79 round AlsoElliot 30 6 18 7 ning a playoff game with S & H 33 14 16 41 Totals Totals 1 05 3 Also rant— Bobbing Stride Away Cousin Lo Little Lata Fair 004—15 803 Jeweler on Green Thursday Offering Pack meets Russell Pett Stamp Tuesday at Community Opinion Lerarka Metaurua Lebruyen 000 300 — 3 Peerless Sugarhouse e 3 to 1 final match Fourth race Itt furlonoi— Osweeo Prln-11- 0 108Fifth race 1 mile — Late Date (Schutte) In a Summary: Errors — E Smith Brooks 8 park $8 06 $3 34 $2 30 won Sunttca (Mai-beII) 13 14 04 43 10 Won (Latdieyl Mlcker Riley an- Radler — Professional Peacock Stolen bases Lee got the better of a hurling 117 $3 M $3 40 second Canron (WorkCorbett Scott Mansou Em- Spainhower Htih Diver (Knlaht) 110 133 II soil eq- Pearson 3 Murphy Home run— E Smith duel with Anderson The only run Alao rounces that women golfers Will meet ondi Absolution (Uarnar) HO IIOO third man) 113 $2 43 third Time 1 36 5 Three-basRing-wood e Shelton Peacock hit— — ran— Bolling Water Flag Trick Hakapo Two-bas- e Wednesday morning to participate iniTimo l 10 5 hit Carter Double play— the Stampmen scored came in the Polonatae Beacb Long third Hersog to Pearson to Watts Charge defeat second inning when Anderson the Hal Robison trophy tournament roAa‘ IeLrQd5i 8 Lo- - ders! Sixth race 1V4 mile— Inheritor (SaunRuns lo Spainhower 10$ $8 03 responsible for— baseman overthrew first base and $4 56 $3 30 won’ Santon Rid Boot Jusllct Qualifying round scores may be Reynolds My £1 6 Carter 9 Peacock 3 1-- 2 Struck 108 $3 70 $3 28 second Who Win Spainhower (Wright) tinFifth turned in Wednesday galloped out — Spainhower 0 Carter 3 Peacock 11 Moore who had doubled 70 yirdi— Chum (Neel) 106 $4 36 third lime 1613-- 9 rci 1 SOmile15 end Bases on balls — Spainhower 1 Carter 9 Pea- home IS II II won! Durl-11- 1 Also rana— Bliia Law Bird of Play Dixie (South) 108 I Shel3 S balls— 10 ad cock 11 43 with iirond Hit Carter Xd pitched 14 Lark Catalan s Idol 1st (Smith) Seartngtoa The Sugarhouse nine combined ton Tim of game— hour 13 31k third Umpires— Tllnl Wer Time soond Lai die y) The famous "Rock of the Marne' three walks and two hits for three 1 48 Seventh race mile— Prefer (Martin) PROVO— George Corbett and Ver- Scanlon and Austin Scorer— Oliver h back Thirty-eight96 14 arrived 94 96 $5 $3 40 wont Calome (Wright) infantry Big Also raft— Nftlman runs in the fourth inning 108 $15 42 $1176 aecond lyphoon MPol at Fort Douglas after completing a non Scott of Provo and George Man-soDeemster Cherokee Ridge Fielding stunts by Nielson and PeTime 1614-Sixth race I mile and 70 14yard— Dt-vi- u lard) 113 $23 78 third 102 which of Eureka left of miles iractice march morning Tuesday won Alao ran—Just Ormont Plutarch Cry Out terson of Green Stamp featured the (Corbitt) 115 13 34 34 03 35 13 aecond Luky Carter Tall Wind Punishment for Long Beach CaL where they will asted 14 days (Whittles) 101 130 113 514 game 15 00 third Haruot Bcarum Euro Prmcesa A A (Smith) RENO June 28 ffl—' Two strong Prluco 1 Volta ) SITOARHOnSE GREEN STAMP During the march the doughboys enter the Olympic semifinal tryouts 45 Time y MERCHANTS BHOA01 to find time to engage and July 1 and 2 The trio are traveling Darwin Bob ARLINGTON ENTRIES managed preliminaries to the Also ran— Jana Packard 4 I J Penrose BHOA 3b W Collar Klkar Happy Flay Whita defeat five baeeball teams of Coal- by automobile Expenses for the trip 2 0 2 0 First race puree $1200 claiming 2 0 0 S Scanlon It Nielson ee fight here en the Fourth of July were Ouitnr Norwood 6 Sacks 3 0 0 0 maidens Glbbe were furloma—baihe cf for Mereh 3b and Manson Scott Bourland Ku-veraised Idaho— Kamas and of Scouts lined up by Promoter Leonard — ville BURLEY Park 3100 Iicber 70 (2) by 1 Boy and mlla raca yardi Seventh 109 Due In 113 2 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 112 rt Owen Go cl Elliot Master Baggage 5 4 won M 55 Frankie Battaglia third ranking The heavy hitting soldiers laid friends with the Brigham Young uni- the Burley council took part in a Moore If (South) 110 316 43 3 10 0 Morton 3 0 0 1 Easy 109 Rex Regent 112 Monks Bela City at n Ourler (KnUhtl 113 1111105033 47 13 aecond while Cor- track meet at the fair grounds Satur- Allred lb 3 1 1 1 3 0 I 0 LarsSn 2b lug Old Judge 113 Go Fetch 114 Spot Pot down a barrage of 113 hits and scored versity also contributing middleweight will meet George Time third Sine (Reno) )0 109 3 110 Barnts Fair Crest 109 Brilliant Oirl log 106 runs lb 3170 10 bett in whose car the party will ride day seven out of the eight troops of Cspnto rt of Reno and King Tut one of Prettl their 1 4 5 opponents’ against 1 H 104 Bimini 3 2 10 o II 0 0 1 112 3b Peterson Anderson Artistry 109 ran— Brueh down Zeui Prince Ha- Bob Moorl&nd Vennie is paying his own way M E Anderson p ) 0 0 1 Jamieson 0 3 1 10 1 the the country's outstanding welters noiAlioJack district lo9 Sarslta 107 Flying Da hits and 12 runs competing Burley Wood Honey B Last Attempt 112 1 1 0 0 5 0 0 uniFour San 0 xCoob 109 Dlx of Mlntie TribRadler Locust former The Hi Madison 197 are p Midshipman The soldiers Brigham Young will clash with leading points troop No 10 won with Different Bud 109 ImFith 59 Total une league with three wins and no versity athletes will be In the Long Albion troop was second Francisco in a pair of Second race purse $1400 20 111 51 Total 201210 64 ENTRIES Beach classic the other being Mark points Unity third was 47 Burley x — Batted tor Nleltoo In (eventh furlongs— aTrace Call HO Lock 110 losses mediately preceding the main event Pint rice LATON1A and op a Fan Fern 103 Prlinute 103Snap Score br innings Lord Raglan puree 1000 ’’Lilyfoot" Reeve who is on the scene No 4 fourth with 24 Pells fifth 19 Battaglia and Tut have been training maideni 0 lurionae — aClasby Cholca 113 106 Bronae Saint 106 bPetch 109 Pomponlus 010 000 0— 1 Green Stamp awaiting the trials 109 bPartlng Shot 106 Red Whisk 116 No 12 sixth 18 Declo sev- Sugarhouse ot Levinsky's camp Both sre from a Louie Deer 111 Prince Herbert 113 Storm 000 030 x — S Merchants Burley — Moore EUiott Morton G Ott Romney enth 13 to race 113 bMinnle Gaee 107 Harvest Bun Coach Third $1400 Runs and purse Summary According Ante) Minneapolis Larsen Errors — Anderson Morton Stolen 115 Prince Feather loa Charlie 111Pal 113 up 9 furlong— Sundot 114 Don Leon 112 of the B Y U all four should do Individual places were: Fifty-yar- d between fighters Good A four-roundLight Magnlfko Ito Laoiialle 106 Grantor 102 base — Penrose Gibb Sacrifice hit — Niel Time Bov 113 bHeavy Buiar well if practice sessions of the ath- Junior Lynch Redfield sen- son Three-bas- e the 107 Swift and True 111 Pompallc Karl Ellel 106 Fimie 110 hit — Marsh Two-bahits show will to selected be Feale open yet — 107 Master Sinter 107 race Moore Jamieson Barnes Penrose Runs Fourth Tonow $1200 claiming 111 Tweeney letes can Cor- ior Mainord Fremstad Buck broad a used be as purae criterion 1 mile — Radler Anderson 3 Balk— for Side Step 113 Bob! Luck 107 Voter) (Herts course)— Wie Advocate responsible til hns bett hurled the discus consistently jump junior Lynch Amende Boden Anderson Umpire— Don Ewing flcorer—D 104 Black Board log On Sir 113 Gala 111 Jodie K 107 IW Flight 102 Hatteraa 109 Idaho—While one over 155 feet while Scott has thrown broad jump senior Mainord Craner Creer ABERDEEN Second race puree 1000 elelmlnr Straight Away 109 e Bird 109 Unencumbered HI Ante 99 Aberdeen baseball team was furlouse— Bun D 110 Hernando 113 Rtdew-wleBright the hammer around 153 feet Man-so- Parker shot put junior Lynch Red-fiellosing US Chuck B 1H Wood-stoc- k Black Strap 112 Marlene 101 Hhlva 104 111 Arena loa Ktiwanda 109 Sophist 101 Eaiv 109 Trtssslc to a superior Rockland team at Rock although starting slower than the 111 Sweep Ruah 111 Stlmowey Crawford shot put senior a second other two has been averaging be- Gray Craner Johnson half-mil- e Pink Slipper 108 Polly Meo 101 Sun Low MDuranao ill Worldly land by th score of 24-1hi junFilth race puree IlhOO added (takes 111 Whirlini 110 Captain Joy ill 145 tween 150 In and feet home entertained Aberdeen team If the drills 1 mile (Uerte ior Redfield Pace Wood half-mil- e Third rate pure 100 maidenUScourt)— aKlbltter can TYLER Texss June 28 (PV-Ge- orge In — do this the U0 Meeked trials crowd GatC'ey they 4 Pleasant ledtord IIS Knlsht I Wood Valley and up by defeating It they senior Fremstad Chatbum -(urlonge‘ - Chemulua 107 Wtud- - Fvereold 111 aYonkel 118 Mannlon 111 Cal The game on the local die should place well tip among the win- 100-yarRedfield Lynch 111 aHoney Hunter Flytn junior Home 101 Adobe Post 115 hopSprlni ners Coach said the of 111 Donna Steel 115 Rowdy Boy 110 Our mond first with the Romney exception Amende 100-yar- d senior Mainord 115 Hofmann and Vico Oil nines will 15 Rector Snobful 1IJ Crystal Prlnc 111Fancy lt two atapen-fetrhwell was and fast played baseball Innings Buck throw junJohnson X 111 at 10 a m Thursday for the Salt 107 Past 111 111' Buev play of reduction In salary all obtained Both teams baseRedfield Castle 107 Crawford ior Fl to nearly Sixth raca puria lljoo eallmln 107 aSulmul 110 Tima Lake district title of the American Lynch Valley League Sisler will return to St Louis Orrheatretlon 115 and up 114 miles — Uprleht 0 Knee their large scores in the first two In Buck Fremstad ball throw junior The 1 Hlsh legion Junior baseball series Garlic 111 1)1 dame l(li Ohoen race purea ItOOO allowenoae where he hai n Interest In printing Fourth after which seemingly tired ITANDINd OF IH TEAMS Mainord high Jump Junior Lynch winner will be eligible to compete year-ol- d fillies 6W lurlonse— Glamorous Pal 101 Voue Martin 111 Come On 117 Bub nings business W L with so much exertion they settled Vfohrlantf Fct Craner Wood high Jump senior 110 Brltlon 110 akfnmo loa aBaaae Miss McFarland lit Typhoon lit The two In the state final at Logan 6 1 000 9 Seventh race puree moo elalmlnt 110 El Mira loa Billie a Orphan 111 Dreamy down and gave the fans an exhibition Hiawatha Wood Fremstad 1 4 600 Mainord clubs have each won a game from and uiz D4 mllev— Prlncell W of well Belle 111 Dominant Mite 111 Uastlf Dal baseball 3 9 900 etock 111 ellowenree 111 played 10o0 Ouuflra 111 Jodhpur rare Filth Haramsada purse the other The game will be played i 1 Huntington 400 3 year-old- e and up 1 mlla and 70 yards— Ultra Marine lot Tea Green 100 Dodeiott 1 Emery 4 200 PACIFIC 111 Curtsey 101 While Leea 111 Nlato 101 COAST LEAGUE on municipal diamond No 2 HELENE TO COMPETE Sort Board 114 Pier Time 114 Manta 10 Ferron ft 0 10 000 Rldesvtew 100 Pal loa Our 108 100 Slone Crushed W erport Hoop Honey Locust LEAGUE NEW YORK June 28 (PJ-He- lene INTERNATIONAL III!) Gahbo 10 Fortune s Favorite 111 Huth race purae HMD) clalmlnt Teas Standing DAtE—The Mohrland nin and up i mile ana 70 yards— Limbus lit Jack100 Pulpit lot Qrmontlme 111 Madison of Seattle holder of almost CASTLE Balllmors 6 Jersey City 6 the Casile Dale sluggers hy a score 113 Jack Bill Seth Ballot Looney Prudv Basil 101 9 is Black West loa Newark Reading 6 5 of to free women's every existing style making Mohrland the Provo and Ogden Utah State league Murphy 113 Lanier 113 Brooksl 101 Downof the C astis Valley leagueoutstanding 113 Town Limit loa swimming record has accepted an teammohrland clubs will play at Provo Wednesday pour j CAsiL Seventh rare purse 1900 Claiming dai e In to invitation inter the compete 103 BHOA In BHOA and up lto miles— Black DualLam-Phlchampionship game The two 4 I 0 2 Cash as 6 10 $ national water meet here July 8 and Kirk 2b Weldal 10 Vesta 108 Malor clubs are tied in the standing with the Horn 118 Sharflck 2 6 p 6 4 1 0 12 cf 101 Jack Hargan US Helen 10 Bond Iwry United States the and between Jnhnstoue yf 4 0 10 Brady lb Salt lake Green Cabbies each hav- ken Blair H3 tk trial Brigade 111 Morocco of Hall o the McKIm 4 3 15 U o Josephine Hungary 6 1 9 0 108 Judd Allegretto Jack Berry llJDraha ing s rating of 7 won and 5 lost The 113 4 8 1 fi Los Angeles A C Susan Robertson Harmnon If 4 1 1 0L Judd rf 113 Stop Oap 111 Druggist 111 Bunch 3b virtor of Wednesday’s game at Provo Uites 4 0 Fox Jb 11 Byd 111 Manna lug Bair and Constance Hanf of New York 8tevensn lb 4 3 10 Huntingtn if 44 010102 INDUSTRIAL ! FAGUK will take second place in the race Eighth rac pursa 900 elalmtng Lenore Kight of Pittsburgh end Helen Johnson ef 4 3 0 0 Anderson lb 3 1 0 1 btxAdlht oliU and up lurlonta uututut to be 3 13 1 Moffitt p II noeeaaary) — Angry 113 Oracloua Otft Won Lot Pd Johnj of Brookline Mass ere other Jeffs ss 4194 CHOCOLATE BERG MATCHED UAcd 1 iJrffa 3b 3 0 10 Salt Lsk h Utah Dr Parrish U 18 Cholca II Othby ) who will Z appear I C C M JJjstars U I 28 113 Jim Pat 1 Kid and Campbell Bowman and Fltspalrlck Inflnltlva NEW YORK June (UP)— Hamburger 1 7 Total 97 u I 40 MenTotals 10 ’(Ml 13 34 11 4 Hoick 111 Duntnr $ HI 8uan y Bunny of holder of the Havana Score by Innings Chocolate K R os? del! Ill fiunlday lo Buatt 113 Dncla Malt Ths Trlbtm At Seattle-024 LODGE NINES PLAT i Mohrland OOt— 6 San Francisco too OOO ©l- O- 3 T 3 3 Kfonomy fOioo world's aynthetlc Junior lightweight 118 Jiuk Colling US Birthday GtU US Set) 305 100 BURLEY Idaho— Junior Odd Fel- Caslla Dal 100—5 Seattle 4oo 3 3 Nwhou Jfotel 0i0 Oi'O Oi- l- 3 9 1 Weather clear track heavy crown has been matched for a 15 McDouvsll 3 400 lows defeated the Masons 24 to 14 Drwret Nes Stin Balterles— Henderson round nnntiUe bout with Jackie TFEA4 I64M 4 RESULTS 000 0 ARLINGTON and Wgilgren Fenebxky Kaliio aud Cox Rmsry Dentists at the ball paik Sunday and the Fire DALLAS Texas June Jft f(A?) — TTnoffl-cia- t ‘"Kid” Berg of England for July 11 At Flrt race I furlong — Fiddler (Meade) final standings tor Ui first half of At Ban Francisco R H K Newhouse hotel golfers went' Into men defeated the Senior Odd Fellows the Texas Time 10 t 90s 13 44 13 83 won Fla the new Long Island bowl league season 301 oo© Oil— 7 16 3 Oakland a tie with the Deseret News links team 14 to 4 In the latter game Pitcher Pet Mission 005 019 0Ox— 13 18 3 940 In the Industrial leageu by defeating Max Jones for the Odd Fellows tsas Batteries- - ffd Walsh A Walsh and Oas 6U! ton Bmlth all but knocked out of the box in the Briggs and Ricci the pressmen 7 4 First 11 J 114 rc SO LATONIA IT 4t Dale Tourney Sugarhouse Wins Over Green Stamp Provo Eureka Athletes Enter Olympic Trial Meet tu Soldiers Play Great Ball on Practice March bark for for Tryout July Reno Promoters Arrange Prelims of the NEW YORK June 28-three Utah wrestlers who participated in the first day of competition in the Two National A A U nships ihampio ind a e m Olympic trials m the new Garden ibowl here tonight came through with victories by falls leaving their records for the first 'day unmaited According Olympic rules 'contestant who is defeated either by a fall or by decision is given three dements y a wrest- ler who wins hy decision has one demerit scored against him while a competitor who wins on a fall is not given any demerits Wrestlers who total five dements are automatically eliminated Thus a man may win five bouts and still be removed from the competition Del Young of Brigham Young university competing this afternoon in class was the first the Utah wrestler to advance He pinned Sol Goldstein of the Philadelphia Y M H A in 3 minutes 20 seconds with a body hold Then this evening in a class bout Delbert Kunkel of the Deseret gymnasium Salt Lake City threw Neil Snow Robinson unattached of Mansfield Ohio with a double arm in 8 35 Ashley Smith Kunkel’s teammate had one dement from Deseret chalked up against him when he bowed to Ben L Bishop Manheim Pa by judge’s decision St Anthony Golf Enthusiasts Open Hollow Tree Links r ST ANTHONY Idaho— Idaho Falls defeated St Anthony golfers 17 to 15 here Sunday in the formal opening of the Hollow Tree course Dr A G Miller prominent St Anthony physician acting for the mayor delivered a brief address in which he pointed out the value of the golf course to the community He then drove the first ball over the first fairway 300 persons were Approximately present at the ceremonies The feature of the team match wss the contest between Preston St Anthony professional and Roland Funk Idaho Falls pro both of whom are former University of Utah golf stars Funk won the verdict 3 to 0 largely by virtue of his brilliant 71 Summerhays carded 73 Low medal honors of the play were won by Larry Summerhays Utah state junior champion who carded Sum-merha- a 70 Lineups- - IDAHO FALLS ST ANTHONY I Idaho Boy Scouts Hold Sport Meet Aberdeen Teams Divide Games Sisler Quits as Tyler Manager Legion Tossers Play for Title Timps Millers Meet at Provo Twin Falls Noses Out Filer in Tenth TWIN FALLS Idaho—Twin Falla defeated Filar Sunday by 8 to 7 in the Inland league run in the 10th baseball series by scoring Inning when Lyons first batter up hit a single and raced home by scant inches ahead of the ball when the next batter It was the aecond Judevlne doubled straight victory for Twin Falls after four straight defeats Jerome plays here next Sunday TWIN FALIE FILER rarte BHOAI 2b Hejtmank cf Pember If Landholm lb Lee rf 5 3 3 4 Paulson 3b 6 1 4 OPoUi 2b 8 0 3 OiWtlliami p 4 1 7 0 Beslan c 6 1 2 0 8ears ss 4 1 3 2 South If 1 0 0 3 Lyons lb 3 Judevlne 6 cf McNealy ss Ewing ss Hunter 3b 10 DeVall c 4g 6 ©Fullmer 4 3 1 II Homllng p BHOA rf 6 3 3 3 6 3 3 3 6 0 1 1 0 6 4 0 0 4 5 3 7 0 19 13 16 830 4 0 0 0 42 9 37 Ul Totals Score by Innings: 120 300 0—7 100 Filer 120 Oil 000 1—6 Twin Fills Thre-ba- e Bum ms it Run — Homllng Two-bas- e hits — Homllng hit — Landholm Carte Judevlne Paulson South Struck out — By Homllng Base on 5 by Williams 2 balls— Off Homllng 1 Hit by pitched ball — to Potts to Double plays — Sear Bears JCrrors— Twin Lyons: Paulson to Beslan Falls 2 Filer 3 Hold Golfers Defeat News 74 Ta SALE! 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Tuesday morning From Little Fishes Big Uns Frank Reese captain of the hotel first Inning when he permitted nine club defeated Jimmy Hodgson News runs with the assistance of a big leadoff man rarl Applequlst flock of errors on the part of his supGrow— Read and Be Convinced won the only matrh for the losers by port 2 0 defeating Gene Workman 3 0 EAST FOR rtRATES The Newhouse hotel team holds the MARION Ohio June 28 (AV-- 1 The four-lnr14 to h 41 the 1931 situation of rainbow cans trout On DUCHESNE— key championship May scoring were planted In the upper lake of Lake ranynn about 20 miles erst of havlig the Salt Lake A Utah nd Pittsburgh Pirates staged At that time there were no h In the lake of any descrip- - Z C M I outfits left on Us schedule frolic here today mauling the Marlon Duchesne 24 2 In an exhibition to City club tion and VtUllam Lawson president of the local Ilsh and Game ei" Summary Nswuoi K hothi Deseret news game The Hues clubbed four Mnrion was sorerely criticized for "wasting” 4t cans of fish rt 27 for hits pitchers Monday party of fishermen returned from a day’s fishing at that mnk ' ttlaoe and each had the limit and all fish were from 14 Inches vw 31 unn uu 80LTI1EEN AHUM I4TIOM w was aiiihrd ef The largest fish Inches In length caught by Oryal Thompson AtUnt 3 Npw Orleans 7 Dorheene It being 21 Inches long and weighing three and a half counds 9 Memphis 9 ( hfetlgnm Total Burning him Knoxville rsto ths fish were planted In the lake only 14 montha ago! ft-- tn 1 63 513 443 441 ") At Lo Angeles: Sacramento Hollywood 13 I0 12 2 R H lot 100 Oil 110 401—9 OOO—I US 5 for ?1 Batteriea — Flynn and Wirts Ortman Yd Mayer 33and RIIOWN WIN$ LOfl ANOFI t H June 38 (API— Newsboy Brown ruttaed Jewish s rapper of Lo svened matters with his Mexicon opponent Ruby Aritntendl by winning a clone (Ircuinn In 10 rounds before 6000 nccls'or The at (lie Olympic auditorium tonight An winner weighed 120 spoiling hU opponent down to (our pound Ihonv's haoball team went defeat In league namel amhuc an mtioN Miuukre s played at Drixm last week by a Mitmeeii score (11210 8 Summerhay and I Kansas fcu 4 4 Bt Paul 9 3 Dayton pitched for SL Anthony ao FAIRWAY IS no Fresh Stock — Weight— IS no ISew Size! 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