| Show --- t g 12 Zile eSalt Cakt Zreibtant 0 L) Ta 7 I -- ti enNno I van ' I Monday June 30 1947 pi ia t Set 70let" ries Tennis Class" C 0 o 411 it t all out before vanquishing Kelm and Frank Allen of Salt Lake losirg rarded beautitufly to dis- 5 0 6 pose of Glen Hipperistiel l San Gordon Giles one of Salt Lake's Bernardino 64 6 sons now i in Los Anfavorite Five games In the women's geles cleared his living first hurdle by singles found---startling develop- downing Dick Ruckenbrod of Salt ments in that division as four Cali- Lake 3 2 while Robin Hippenfornians and Shirley Fry of Akron stiel Utah state singles champion victories came through with an expected 0 scored straight-se- t Comely Barbara Krase defending Win over Sam Hemingway another champion dropped only one game Capital city entry 0 2 In conquering Kay Rigby of Salt No less than 32 matches are on Lake City 1 6- -0 while Miss Fry Monday's program according to wbe is ranked second in the tour-- Bob Goodell meet director who and seventh nationally turned pointed out that 18 of the battles In an identical score while ousting bob up in the men's singles bracket "Joan Van Nort of Salt Lake City In addition to the feature contest 6- -0 L between Parker and Tully another Fourth-seede- d Dorothy Head of highlight looms when Richard CaL whose national Mouldous of Tulane faces Linn Alameda is 10th advanced at the Rockwood of Provo at 2 p rn ratking of Sarah McChrystal expense Seedings in men's doubles as an1 Mary Prentiss of San nounced by Director Goodell SunBernardino had a default victory day night are as follows: 1—Ted Los Angeles and Jack over Cleo Christopulos Salt Lake Schroeder 2—Ed Moy landWilma Smith Oakland eighth-seede- d Tuero Tulane in the meet turned back Nick Carter San Francisco 3— Curtis Rice 4— Peggy Meagher of Salt Lake with- Sam Match-Bo- b out losing a tame 0 0 Seymour Greenberg Los Angeles 5— Two marathon battles highlight- and Vic Seixas N Carolina ed play in the men's doubles divi- Gardner Lamed and Bernard Bart-Ze- n William and Mary: sion the longest going to young Bob Kendall and Clyde Barker of Gonzales and George Richards Los Salt Lake who overpowered Phil Angeles: 7—Jim Evert and Jerry Bailey and Glen Seibel of Boise Evert Notre Dame 8—Richard Ida 5 6 6 Chet Leslie and Warner and Robin Hippenstiel Salt Jack Terborg of benver had to to Lake Ceratinued From Page One i 7-- I 0-- 3-- 6-- 8-4- 5'- no 1 6-- 6-- ( 6-- 6-- - '1 6-- 7 ' 1 6-- 1 1 we 6-- 6-- 6-- 6--- 7-- 3-- - 8-- j J!& Jima It - Hreram-esiii- I Prlrice 3 Bud Joo BortscutsDicit bn O 6-- 2-- ' 9-- Irina-Nor- -- - -- 4 4-- ' '' " 6-- 6-- '1 t 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 4-- 8-- 0-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 4 6-- 6-- 1 6-- 1 23S-77-3- d 6-- y 7-- 1 Ashton Field-i- t rarnswortn-Cie- m Dr li ' - ‘ 3 ' "?' - e -t'''' - t 0 ' 114! e- r ii ' t b - "t- -' -'t- - 'Sic:: ' 4 - - - it :l - '71'kli---6'---- 9" 'tC"- i' ‘'Z‘'1- : 241: ' '''‘-- - 1 1 l' 0 - t - - ' s ! 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Hurts Fan OGDEN—The Twin Falls Cowpushed' two runs across in the 13th inning here Sunday night to win a marathon duel from the Ogden Reds 4 before a Sunday crowd of 1237 The game took 3 hours and 10 minutes to play With two out In the 13th Jack !Radtke and Bob White singled White stole second and minutes later both men scored on Will Mc Elroy's single Tommy Eads went the route for the Waddles and although he gave up 10 blows he scattered them in nice style Joe Waters who relieved Jim Zavitka in the ninth was the loss tagged with AB H Al boys 4 0 2 5 3 4 6 3 0 btelfliroy as lb 76 23 17 2 Loewe 5 0 1 Clow 3b Rale-es5 2 5 rianieision e a 2 6 Lula P I 0 2 v5i itridoret In Thirteenth Twin Fails Leyrer ct Fatko 2b White It 0 By ED McFADDEN Cowboys Win 4-- 1 3 k ll - i and browns 3 y Pos-O- (A few 230-77-3- 5-- rt - ' mere art iust ay play-for-p- 6-- d Pitte-JackPte- IIl'h ' -- 0 7-- Homer Crane 3 Jones O - ilitrations Red-haire- off-da- 6-- 1 Dorium-ArA- y is 2 VI Fr-- wt le an - --- si 54-ho- 6-- 7 - 6-- Waimea le Singles - C"1-- Hard Matches Face U S Aces Busts-Clarsn- --- 1 i 6-- 6-- 6-- Kelm-Fran- k ensen Mut t Al '4S''" 8-- 6-- m Perry-Fre- '- 1 1 ' 7-- 9-- 243-78-32- 1 F a 6-- 3- mst Jack-Fro- st 1 6-- 2 7-- - 1 - 4 4-- Louise Suggs Lithia Springs Ga amateur who won the western open title in Atlanta recently took third under par place with 302 twobreath-takinMiss Jameson's g 70 eclipsed all women's records for the 6414eyard Starmount Forest Counclub It also set a national rectry ord for women's medal play Mrs Estelle Lawson Page veteran Chapel Hill N C amateur who was deadlocked with Misses Riley and Sessions at the mark could do no better than a 79 and finished fourth at 306 Sunday d Miss Berg who fell far off the lead early in the tourney came through with her best round—a par 76—Sunday but it was far from enough She finished well back at 310—third among the pros Second Honors Helen Dettweiler of Chevy Chase Md won second honors among the entrants with a 72- hole total of 309 Grace Lencxyk of Newington Conn was tied with Miss Suggs for third at the end of three rounds bta dropped to a 79 for a total of Alion-Ida- TAILOR-MAD- E 1 '''- 1 Thanks to a shaky start by Pocatpllo flinger Jim (Glimpse the Salt Lake City Bees jumped away to an early lead and staved off a late rally to tip the Redbirds 11-- 9 before some 3000 fans at Derks field Sunday afternoon The ivin as the second in a row for the league leaders and gives the Bees a decided edge In the current series with the visiting Cardinals Glimpse ace of the Pocatello mound corps who has been ham- pered in his last two games by a sore arm was shelled in the first two innings by the Bees for six hits and six runs Al Jacinto led off in the first with a triple Charley Luis walked A spinning Tuldget auto a crash Diamond Cecil whiffed and Tommy thice and an injured Thompson singled to right to drive through the In Luis spectator marked Sunday after-nooIn the second Rip Rymer sinauto racing at the Hippogled stole second and rode home drome 'stadium Sth West and on Gene Brocker's single 'Hurler South Vern Kohout forced Brocker at Bill Williams a new driver while second Jacinto singled to send qualifying his car sent it into a Rymer to third Luis doubled be- spin crashed through the fence hind first and Rymer scored Cecil and injured Vernon Jensen of singled to tally Kohout and Jacinto Huntington At the S L Utah Luis scored a moment later when general hospital Jensen's condition to out filed Thompson deep right svas reported "fair" field Ten midget autos showed up for Pocatello got back in the ball Start Rock won Sunday's in the top of the fourth when the featureraces game event Gene Sack singled went to second Racing will continue Wednesday on Mike Dalton's miscue and scored in Murahead of Bobby Thomson when the night at Maddock's track ray Thursday night at the Hippolatter hit for the circuit over the drome Friday night at Provo and left field fence It was the 12th home run of the season for the back to the Hippodrome Sunday afternoon youthful Cardinal shortstop in Salt Lake roared back the fourth with one run on Jacinto's single and Cecil's double and added two in the fifth on doubles by Dalton and Rrocker and a single NC4iLA by Kottout The Bees ended their in of the last the eighth scoring AN ArtBOR Mich Jun 2g Cc" another pair of markers with i a "sun" Luis to left —Dave Barclay of Michigan 26- double banged and scored on Cecil's triple down year-ol- d former army bomber navithe right field line Cecil scored gator Sunday defeated Louisiana when Thompson laid down a per- State university's star freshrrutn fect sacrifice squeeze bunt on the 36th holo- Jack The visitors tallied two runs in to winCoyle the 50t'A annual nationalLI " the sixth and added three in the collegiate golf totirnament Kohota and rellefers The square - jawed Rockford eighth off and Walt Con Dempsey Al III sharpshooter who captained Lister Neil singled to open the eighth Michigan's western conference Bobby Lane and Glimpse walked championship golf team almost to load the bases Lister relieved saw his big chance slip away on Kohout on the mound for the the 35th green when Coyle sank a Bees and promptly walked Tommy chip shot for a birdie three O'Laughlin and Babe Elliott in that narrowed Barciars lead to a succession to force Neil and Lane across the platter Lister was single hole Earlier Barclay: gaining conflwaved out and Dempsey took over and a puttizig touch had the mound chores Dempsey got dente into a lead on the 26th gone a to Vinbladh hit into double 29th and 30th Roy holes Ire eased off to Cecil with Glimpse s play Dalton Coyle picked up the 34th with scoring on the play In the ninth Thomson singled I par 4 andonthreatened to square the 35th with his and after Neil and Lane went the count down via the strikeout route sensational chip shot However the Michigan captain Glimpse singled O'Laughlin singled and Elliott doubled to produce two matched Coyle stroke for stroke on the 36th to bring Michigan its more runs Craig Masson second string Po- first individual NCA A title since catello catcher who was in the Chuck Kocsis Michigan open lineup Saturday night left the club champion captured it in 1936 Sunday morning for his home early -- iin St Louis Mo because of the death of his mother -- 234-79-3- ' - 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' rl on victories Sunday in Utah Golf Assn team matches Forest Dale divislon 1 leaders trimmed the Ogden Country club 10 to 3 in a battle at the Dale which was featured by a second' round fired by Hal Daniels of Ogden on No S BIly Korrts had a low £5 to lead Bonneville to a 10--4 victory over 2'ibley Park at Nibley while all hands sl'Iared sin S L Country clubs 10--3 victory over El Monte Closest match of the day was Provos 5 victory over Utah Copper at Provo The results: a le C Ce El moat I '- GREENSBORO N C June 29 (UP)—Betty Jameson San Antonio Tex professional star pared six strokes off par Sunday with a sensational 70 to win the women's national open golf championship with a total of 295 nine below par The victory was a delayed triumph for the comely Texan who lost the ' croWn to Patty Berg freckled Minneapolis pro in the of the first tournament last year in Spokane Wash Another Texan Polly Riley of Fort Worth tied for second place at 301 with SallySessions of Mus- the semifinals of the Wimbledon 308 afchatppionships an deL Wilma Smith Oakland scores: Peggy fair az they prepared for tough 'Final 0 Ideagher 0 tz) Betty Jarnstm San Antonio Tea an Bernardino def matches in Mondays quarterfinal Mary Prentise Pony Riley FL Worth Tex 22772— Ilaluit1d CIL Sarah Me round of the men's singles 1 301 4 Chrvstal y Sunan The had Sessions Muskegon Mich 22744 players sally Shiriey IrrY Akron O def Joan Von day with no matches scheduled —301 Nom Suggs LLCMs Springs Oa 229- Barbara Kress San Francisco def Kay Jack Kramer Bob Falkenburg 0 Rigby Estelle Lawson Fate Chapel Bill Torn Brown and Budge Patty were N Mrs C Mon' I Double Huaulde-Ca1 still S A Van Illoataran Carl U for the Tiffin O swinging Davudeon-Jtrr- y Jonas - Layno Nawey-Dovictories Kramer '9Grace Lenczyk Newington Conn 229- 'err" milbtrdRav Harper deL litel Nor after early-roun- d Jackson 1 Joe ritspatricle-New- t Pelt 0 2 Cainster 86 Jiro Johnson-IrFalkenburg and Brown Hying up (x) Helen Dettweller Chevy OM" Md Stimpson 1 Bill Johnson-A- l Nerdy Concord def to their rank as seeded stars and Zack SnowArt Allen 64 def Howard BawayNlblay tty Berg 3tInneepolialitinia 234 Haynes Pattya gaining the quarterfinals Tept!lirota a Dick rramerCal Riggs 2 Tom Mo Merrill 76 63 kirk e )(orris-JoFindlay O Peggy with 0 Boise def Copped Art Billy plucky PughJanos 2 Don Mears Gacoma-Paio(30 Itary Mosel oPrtland Ore Mitchell 70‘n Morris default of BromAce Australian Jack upset 314 1 rmorts Botse-JoBill e 0 Russ Hal Lamb Lamb def Buss wich in liot Kielty DOI Aftfrollko Christaneen-Chu- b Uttar a Xis? 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" vs Hobert David Notre fourth round of 16-- 1 Dart4 Hollywood Cal Falkenburg Prvottia Copper 76 was paired' with Dinny Pails the 12 noon—WA EOrtYlois too Argil 2 Howard elyd Bernardino: Jack Mark Nilum-Joh- n Hippenotilvs ran lionlaring O Bois Kendall' Charlie Australian who now ranks as his Gordon Tulane Mooday's Rehadula aialusiro Garaide-Harr1 2 Powell Samson Notre Dame vs Howard Koppel chief hope after the surPaul Islanguni vs Fire Department country's 8 Brown0 Jame Seattle Brink Walt Eabrialtie-Roa- s Paul v$ ttois: Wigrit Jimmy 7 pm—N O NellOn va Z C M I BreeiPiln Zwingls: Jack Ormsbee Denver V& Cleo prise defeat of Bromwich Mat Wimmar 2 Jack 'Brim-Siv& 8 pm—Tricuns-Telgra- Forest Dale Bonneville Provo and the Salt Lake Country club 1 - i i Sunday's Dale BolinyT Provo SLCC Win Utah TeamGolf Tilts : ' -' - SimnIARy Bob r - NATIONAL NET Of Champion in Exhibition -- o mosolo Parker Demonstrates Skill i e Boè's Wit' - The Utah state women's golf tournament next feature on the 1947 schedule will start Monday July 7 at Fort Douglas Mrs anIL IL Rose state president ' nounced Sunday The tourney will contkule July 11 The field is rethrough to members of the state stricted group r Nibley park Mrs her sharpshooter will defend title Qualifythg over 18 holes is National Open — Lt: am 'STATE MEET - ' Card Rill: WOMEN SLATE Par to Cop ' mq217' etty Slashes 2 - |
