Show &£&£& '"’Jft &! ftx?7?7l ? —4 1'pyfc - sckuWisss TITE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Ifc US SFasSaann' i¥al?i Tip SOrtD I AKuE It looks bke another (Treat tor ehoose to tub m ftahermrn who hook and line tha De rut the I Irish lake And Judging the crowd that was on hand to Vnak offirtsl the opening of throe are taklnt era ten local antler advantage of tho treat (tablnf haven offering Mart than 1000 angle packed the Bhores of Mirror guide lake of the region Tuesday morning The mas atvark f jhln had Ho effect for Mirror lake fishing stowed considerably fur tne opening day Bat DNSs should eaase no member af Iks Hatton ' crew to loo A any ateep for Commissioner red-halve na a i Mecham tip A wording to Mectiam lake to the Oranddaddy region ftoek creek haeln and the tmtr Fish i&ks phyed hoot to nary a fisher-ma- n oa the opening day And Utati good newt! No finer fUhlnf can be found than in tne Grancldsddlea and the four fish lake are haunt of our native trout Allot these w ter have been planted for year and each or' con thousand of fishermen testify to the great angling found here But up to the time Commissioner Mecham a party left the Ulntaha these waters were untouched Another week-en- d hat rolled around and It la a aafe bet that the same trill not be aaid of these lake next Monday la V Fa vo rites Con tinue March to Net Finals night In the international meet featuring entrant from kale university and Meljl university 3t Japan Clarence Crabbe of Honoswimming for the of Southern California own American eclipsed hi free mark for the style finishing in 20 minutes 3 2 seconds Ilia former record lulu waa er Isaac any-wh- er lenge round 1 he ecores were and the Texas ta ' seajasggasea giant-kill- 8 er 7-- 9 8-- 8 10-- 4 4 2 2 Al- Hetner ID 1 Lou feperyy 4 3 Ned Chamberlain 4 playground Tribune tennis tournament which has narrowed to within sight of championship matches Dick and Bud Bennlon brothers teamed together to defeat Jack Andrews and Bob Irvine In on of the feature doubles encounters 1 and then the winners took up their respective singles burdens and triumphed easily Dick the younger of the tennis stars waded through Albert Bevem in In an interesting tussle 5 a match which developed a crisis In the first set After mastering his rival In a deuced first set the Bennlon lad stroked confidently on to victory Sugarhouse Youth Presses Star Bud was even more convincing in his triumph over Lou Sperry whom he defeated in straight sets 2 2 duels were Several long three-se- t produced In the Junior singles had a favorite Evans Grant the sharp tussle with the Sugarhouse ace Fred Glade and the Bryant youth only survived after an extra 6 2 session 2 Marvin Alter the only remaining In the Junior singles southpaw second set dropped a to Ned Chamberlain winning in 3 1 1 three sets 3 Julisn Durham was forced to three sets to defeat John Orsel while Btan Smith eked out a win over Monte Carlson in a bitterly fought match Zvanj defeated Albejl Heiner 143 Bian 4 4 d 1 I Jack Wayne Aiideraon 1 defeated John defeated L 4 2 Julian Durham J 1 4 4 6 J Hpfucer EajWnond defeated Jack ottn Hud Bnnion defeated Mftrun Alter ddeatad 411 4 9 -) Bt&nley Foote defeated 3 7- -6 demur Ntuilea— Chapin Bristol 4 i Taue defeated Jack Cope 4 4 3 John Webster defeated Max Green 4 4 4 7 14 flan ©mitft defeated Aiman Uiuia d 4 4 2 kdoiru Ouaa defeated Kermit Tllaon 3 4 2 1 & H Redmond Oieo Fullerton default liova Doubles— CIy & ries Hampton Furdf Dame defawed Johrs M Broom-Beonlon 3 Conti'S Wollrom-Bl- ll tlff- heim defeated Illid Xalejgh Don Papworth 4 4 4 - Jack Stefani the ambidextrous Italian and enabled the United State to take I up lead in thia battle for the right to meet France In the chal- American breat stroke record of 2 minutes 55 3 second held by Wilier Spence was shaded by Y Tsuruta of Meljl university In a Inning that event here finished in 2 S3 Tsu-ru- Fred Giade 4 fcated Martin Hoiart defeated Ido Offer 4 defeated Carliwon 4 close work however that gave Wllmer Allison of Austin Texas a five-s- et victory over Ueorgto De 2048 8 The ot Blnilet— Qrant It was 1500-met- er defeat'd Dcnnion Brother Advance iu Singles Encounters Evans Pushed bert Bevtm 7 4 2 Jim Colburn debated Charlea Harmn I 2 J- -l 1 1 Norman Ja-- 2 1 cob defeated Dick ITevunf Lyman Dalnea defeated Bot 1 4 Favorites ruled supreme In FriJack Rupp v defeated Jon i NliUliell 4 t 7 6 2 ullaii Durham defeated LaMar Oulver 4 day's fourth round encounters of the 3 £ lly oueucia defeated JacJl Clayton annual city-wi- de ness tnl-versl- ty BESULT Bfnoton FRIDAY Btoilti— DicJc Boy Morpurgo By SMITH F BEAVIS AUTEUIL France July 18 m- -’ America won the opening match from Italy In the lnteraone Davis cup tennis final today and took two out of three seta of the second before it w as called on account of dark- HONOLULU July 18 (81 — Two American swimming records were bettered here last fey Tribune Tipnnit Remits Schedule Texan Survive Five Setter Lott Ahead of Swimmers Go On Rampage In Honolulu to wrris rit - I NETTERS LEAD TRIBUNE MEET PROGRESSES Allison Barely Wins Duel With De Stefani Strmcberry Okay i- 1930 ’ Vintahs Open Hot SATURDAY MOBNING JULY 10 8 conqueror of Henri Coehet at Wimbledon was at least twice on the verge of defeat at the hands of Italy No 2 singles player To take the final set and win Allison had to come up from 1- -5 In an Snow R!liot Airtnet Wade Cojdar John Oeorie defeated 2 4 I -- ptAtt 2 defeated 4 7-- Hy-rno- Coomb Bob 4 ) 4 Ripp Dot Joooraon Fdwird Watson defeated Orson Mecham Clarence Barker-FreSnlmrleton default d Joe Fwp defeated John MttcNell Billy Bowerbank 7 4 4 6- -i JCermatki Barlter-A- r noid Far-r- ot Oeoiao Morrli Hall defaad S3 4 1 Albert flwnaon NormanPetmon Jiuoba defeated Harold Youikaa-Priat4 Junior Double—Exriet fimlth-n- 4 tardier dtleated Btron Offer M Oraaaun 4- 4 0 Dick ml P FHalt defeated d'Uull BnW Hlncklcr-Joh- n Oriwl delete HsroIS Harr i Btrinfr Dick Bramoti-Hu- d Btnnion deitated Jack Andrw Bok Irving -- l 5 Oarl WillwInia-n-Moiiv Marvin Orlaon 6-6-Hosaan Udall Face e 1 Selcatcd H Copa D Reese dleered W FColl'r-- II Andrew Hall Wayne Curtis delral-- d M Amundsf n Dan Nolm default Clinut ton RI11 niciiaid Allen defeated A Mauas-- u Leonard default Wayne Dv lea Jack Duean-Pudefeated Bot l Hlkhjm Whitley 9-4 0 4- -i aa Grant Clawaon de- en feeted Jack I J Cope ‘ Poulaon Albert Orih Seville ilrlnar drfetud Wayne Harold Elton e- -I j Senior Doublra-Les- ter Rlch-Obrar W alter C M (juU-Rll Ploul defeated W Danne A R Boyd 7-5 6 Tom ShurilefT de- -- 6-- 2 ernilt Tilaora -- Luaene Durham I 3 The tournament has progressed fte5Clarence Morriaoti-Moronl bra sufficiently to ease up on the schedKreipl How-arCharles Madeloa Max Oreene defraud d Herio Claude Wuller defaailt Leater ule to that 11 the finals will be Billy amazing rally Darknea Call Halt to Program George Lott of Chicago lost hU first set to Baron Humbert De Morpurgo veteran of many Davis cup contest 6 and had to play his best tennis 8 to take the next two 7 and At the end of the third set It was 8 30 p m and darknesi was falling Oore and spectators had had Player enough and the official called It dav The entire program had been Fly fishing In Mirror lake Tuesday Jack Squires’ Liberty park swim- held up more than an hour by rain As the crowd morning was fin and wet courts and the Alllson-D- e a few ming team defeated Coach thinned la the afternoon btefanl match had lasted fully three persistent arglera made some great a score paddlcrs by hours catches with bait Three lakes along of 83 Stigarhouse to 43 Friday afternoon De Morpurgo and Lott will resume the trail winding northeast of Mirror supplied fine angling Lake Bon- at Liberty park la a semifinal con- their match it 3 p m tomorrow and nie perhaps led the trio which test of The Tribune tank meet the the doubles teams will clash In the Sued and Butteifly lakes finals of which are scheduled to take third battle ot the series Italy electing to play placldo Gu Hyc ltk to the north of Mirror McDonald-ErnlSnider defeaurt User llnl nd Albrto Del Bono ha pracyielded fair catches Fishing in Uie place August 1 Baron-LBrown I t Tra-vas lake a only fair Cir'a Junior Dtmblee— Jane Ca-Although the Liberty park team tically conceded that match to AlEUh-tlM tomorlison John Van and Sppereon and Srivta Tidwell Ryn was well balanced the brilliant work tonali 5 1 fr1 h"':! row for lies officials fish here main fan Interest A1 Love Howard AI Bernlc Rtvtraoo V°M In what the doughty Italian veteran Wednesday a norm hit the section of Jack Clayton Olrl Senior Doublea— Evelyn The rain was heavy one but not der and Rodger Hansen was out ran do to overcome tha lead against Mnno defeat severe enough to damage fishing in landing Wilfred Erickson and Wal-th- e him orence Soule I 1 ltd Jean LtcBrocm-Uke to any degree Mixed Doublea — Alan My reports face Hemming did some good work If Lott can follow up his advantage Poole Mar- aret Poole defeated Eric Mecham and win and If the strong American for the locrs Johnaron default Bob team come through accordThe Tidwell double summarlfs: defatted yocan Sybil Karl Mr Me ham tnd hi three boy Crook Bob Smith default will United to schedule StMes BOTS SWIMMTNa MEET the Indy ing Breaenoa defeated Mill James Feed and Kutcll hooked Bmythe be able to clinch the eerie befor KXFLANATION OF YESTERDAY'S SMSrbeu n Likert At Likert Brldwell Lenta uftultA Z9 tkh from Btsdd lake in little Tlntey va Andreaa CARTOON Betty with A three CtA rain Max necessary the nightfall Oua Madeline Folloch va Pari Harrla tmm f"U brought iiutm their fUndff 10 Pom i 30 Yrd vie tor le The Trk Hammer Alma a Ittea Tho eat-- Included rainbow twrty ftrt 4 Morrla'‘2Ova —This position of the claw on the Dorothy eonL Time 14 Italian Fnttlr Litany and easMtrn brook trout ail over Wihur Oernt Van Tuaaenbrook-tae e of determines handle hammer tha Dick Aackrwi-Craotaels In o tan 11:“ LtwiJt Liberty liMl American Star length glalcher whether It Is right or Time 14 tec- CowiBMtiOBer Charles N Fehr BU WaigUy Liberty oecond or4i htfd Although the LoU-D- e Morpurgo With the same claw attachment HTlIlUrs S( HEDl'UC and hit boy Kenneth and Nor-wht— Reneli Hurst fluturhem battle probably served up better ten- screwed onto the other side of the LlS?e?’ ‘Llii'V “ CJ7flrkr‘ Bud Ralln tried their lack In the Ini ’rU Wetnum Liberty teeond i unw Is problemaUcal but the Texan va I HalI ANDERSON II By ck was I hammer Illustrated J men handle nis the the between it the fight Baervolr 110 bearing the efflrlal e name Fehr Jim Colburn va Uor- d Fourth hammer pin WiMTrib Iriberli' flrut a ho beat Coehet and the colorful De nould be a KANSAS CITY Mo July 18 ?)— aPP“re(I more susceptible to the heat man Jacob u of Is welded Umlt to eerh of them BnMn5n Dalnea Lyrnan eecond lime U Stefani that toolc hold of frucairbouftfe rwolVl Heaei Snow Jark y the imag- The City of Georgetown IT S A A tiny bundle of energy courage and Julian Lull e rtfvd In ho ordw but the fish picas-wbam va Billy OoraU 0'tfr semifinal match East If an Not in the United fitatew— beet-Hatneen I ibefty! firet: ination of til crowd of 3000 and kept ! inJ jn alnalca— Junior seven-incHickvwrd h ever va Johnann ll the barely acumn— Bryan Grant Jr of dev one of the doubles a Missouri iyt ge end Bamur) Hfihm- Jonra Librrtv iFphb e 30 of ap- ' Cleorgetown U B A" la MiBronm ftf’itt lit lake S alive with gtll itufiiouee ted Cf? pewl ftci liw- - it alternating betwen bursts Albert Helner EvanaLrast 110(Uipb Atlanta Ga — today reached the final valley teem of Harris Coggeshall and va Orant dis- town Union of South Africa ” occasional rumble of i Be libefty and plause HuriV flur-RonnWy aw® lourhi toe later Paul 1! JO en tn ani Liberty trtft Stan SmltU Brown eliminated Fred Royer y Tomorrow: house JiHh Time 14 eeuoni round ol sin Rlrs In the Another Curtoas Jack Faalinond approbation Liberty 4 3o Julian fit® lag Should be ewrviieat va Spencer Youni Liberty i 30 annual national clay courts tennis and Louis Thalhelmer of Chicago In liurham 1 he first set started tamely enough Epitaph Bud Bcnnlon va Marvin Altr KgA'rvoir tournament 11 Junwlng from the Uintah lakes First heel Dkh wii j syttey Liberty both player cautiously feeling their P0ul6on U Oen ill30 °UD iardlcy To gain this position the son of a TO th buawSwrry reservoir Liberty 11 30 Farfein ijugsi liouse second ground and neither taking any great we find first Bpueer r1is— g Seniors WnMt ti l fim Dlek elimFronde ilJoh famous southern tennis player fr AAaa business! that fishing In that body continues ftFfondvbet 'Louis Hh Ttberty first chances De Etefanls soft stroking inated the player whom many tour boy and Brown St Louis to be grent It seems that the differ- Weliete Hamming Busernoueoa second reined to puule Allison a bit Thej nament follower had picked as a sure man were masters from the start of smith v m'oum Kaatno h Bedent varieoea of fish w hlch lo k these Time 4 iwe©n U flrat slT ("'mta'-eobblaa-Band a likely champion water take turns In biting First nVoid1 BoIiTMn Alder liberty Orant RIchrda lTl 11111111700 finalist Bruce lime 10 th Italian broke through Allison VI Charlfi Hvniptnn tairrfi Barnes Austin Texas Opponents for Orant and Cogge Drint AaCAlCjlit4AW service In the next game and added"''ra large numbers of salmon were belng' rjuiit w and Brown for Sunday’s finals S'!yolr' 10 M rsonain wolfram Bill firftt two more for 6 scores wrere 6 shall 3 The liberty hemset hi opponent! the puried from the rservolr WHion tomo-roWU - lRwrlrar in”1 lowed rnbow end now c a tehee of non ejrrhou- - "thd wm Am n Je "sni'Plait placements and an abil- will be determined rcr plavtng somewhat listlessly at ClIIIIFC ityAccurit hiao to get his opponent's returns no bur F (Junior) Coen Kansas City ya E jwiiaar’a Edward por Psrker Susrh0UM aUge epcnrr two to native trout are Liberty 10 30 Don 7Atnon r 34 laormA Epptrson fifth was fhe ball stroked matter where L br r was same much the It 8hftor story pretty reported LAF4 C were major factors In the victory York City Metropolitan and Ber 4 30 Jo BirkrFrFd Flpp In the second t except that AUlaon 64 to HO oun4 10 Liberty Jtrrt Jtfob which added another upset to the muda champion in singles The de 6rt Bwnon Normn PI AVT TROtX Ftrt flrdt D'h— WUfnrd trlckon Mcoud breaking through early rolled up n KALAMAZOO Mich July 18 bye was tournament Omco Ubeity seeded Barnes F'eMmond-Jun'or doubif— A kt f Inlririling news rontee J Failrartf Junc1 lead At this of eivn bigger v at Recreation park was 23 pconrt Tim Rirhrd Johnson R'fd Ashton Lib from the Carbon-Emer- y eighth and Grant thirteenth ture De Stefani with another burst marred byday Fish and Second bet — itok Bl! Liberty first Don to Athlon accident T an Dfwtrd 90 myA Gsylworthy N SrMn ulll i meet trouwas how much Barnes rranKi Just f urangp focrbnd Nuh Liberty Mlo&cL Time 30 4ec- - of the puvrilng form he showed In the Clara aseeciaUoB Bine tne new Liberty champion trotter of the present seaShields New York City and Emmett 10 30 E Smith Fardley va L)ltk Fli- track arrived her the earlier frame took the next four son He wag entered In the handicap bled by a hip Injury sustained In a F n! ht—WHfGrd trickon 8unrhou P 4 FfU Reservoir Hineklfy-JohBtl 30 Pare singles chanrj-an- d n cond LHgt hM planted at least to make It ll Allison won trot and while rounding the first turn doubles match yesterdav when heiPare InDavton Urt Bnb BpU Lioert i Dick BentUon Bud Benmon Re 1929 was eliminated In the Otsel his partner the veteran J B Iplon rvotr 4 30 Oirth Foul'nAit)ert Reiner Libr t third lror Nitah Liberty games one load of trout a wetk Tha the eleventh and thirteenth but De broke a bone In his front leg thereby vi Curti fourth lust 2t eond W?ne H!IGeore Henor Adone of Dallas nearly unseated the 'third round of the singles by Grant 7 30 H Cope D far three loads have gone to Stefani held the upper hand and won ending his racing day vi Clinton D In straight sets CLfS and Mercur L hert Allen J k defending champions fcrne y 7 creek 4i3S one at to aald Fourd Stoke Huntington canyon IDrlver Harry Cltw-o- n Hiiham ft Orant Flfft Howrd Brer - The Texan ' service w a rarely very Joe's Talley stream and two to Sufarhousd was not Interfered with In any Len jliher-'Me Liberty 30 LeRrand firs Long SugarKrin 5vi Welt Uttie-M- n feoofleld creek A load of trout effective and even his fast first ones wav but suddenly stopped trotting ilkinsn 3 ecorul eond T we hoi 34 Bll!l BGWrbnnk John — ? fly T Huiirhoiiee met with vrUl soon be placed In Fish creek Nior1 return from Oaylworthy was sired by Guy ve Ro’snd Roller ?renoer Tount ir 8 le econd the Italian I raeauet Refers 6uirtiouee f‘rt 9 30 Ctrl CrUoa and Is owned by W M Rey23 epfmd fcfYf Local ftahlng remain on an oxen T in hitfi ht— MUler It was In the third set that Allison nolds of Winston Salem N C Sumrh'Hiee Aoln dotiblri— Senior RkhU Ohny Of the Brighton waters Bllver'Orti Miboa amain Licny second lime fir at struck his winning stride He Miss Woerner won the handicap 4 30 Ouil E Rich Lberlsr Clarence Mox rrison Moroni Krlepi ts Chir’es M lake seem to attract the majority of 15 f6fTonjA — Hdwr4 Byr P‘irhftun took the lead In the fourth game and trot Kinney Direct was winner of nl 4 10 Liberty Oreene Fvrttt CunFid Fcond on for American Park It From angler Wardens of that district re- first then the Rjrhou kept handicap throughout Raloh Bediy ft Frank Fowler ningham f Austin third 14 For Wurhou fishermen try the highHushdruls Munroe 4 30 Tftft Reserrolr holes pacer The Royal Lady captured the port that few fmirtjt Milton Quiitty his service improved he found vs Ken 6lmHhOale lafayette er water In this region However UbrtyiuBrHou4 BROOKLINE Mass July 18 (IP)— also of New York eliminated E W WrathaU 16 ecood4 for placement and he won spectacu- groat American pacing derby consoTim iUUv Mrkens Renervolr 6 30 Lesser McoriiVli'-th- e B and J York New in is A good tha upper lake lar points repeatedly wttji hi over- lation and Aqultania the 2 13 trot ftahirg Cl Tom SnUer vi Clifford 8utter of New Orleans and'lblernn' 310 F6nnO Boston wii 8d 3w 02 Bhurtliff Liberty according to sportsmen who have cast Alhurl CViX 6tyRirli9 B Wood Jr New York of irls Lrit Ttof MrF)li head smashing do a bleu— Evelyn WnleSidney Labrty Lere next Invitation fclnglea women's four for the hi long The on 4 Vrl6 tUnk t'hert through Liberty third Wllmer Tulls Dorothy Mauss vs Linessa 1 iney-DVe- r Tim 29 drives from the baseline pumsllng two of the most promising member I" A Fih-- i -The Utah fishing water are now H Hole of CLA? Out of San Fran who underslashed hi returns of American tennis "younger eft" to when Mr chi- - ri'n”Aiin 'pi nrL‘Lih Lott Haipcr ' i6rhmi flrtt open and angling eem to be gen- A itUkol I HirmUk oiid Piui defeated 3n two catch Italian cisco seta lltllesry couldnt fourth the round nap In fifth Virginia but the Margarrt the and 7j Wnnh Billing day gained the championship brty 0 1 erally okeh and Dorothy Poole v Svftjn Millirl Trn rtuerta Lib- 14 gruond battler threw caution aside and ptng De Morpurgo after losing One of the historic Longwood bowl sta- Philadelphia Liberty tiurd Tim came from be- Tty U 30 Unices Kant LucllJe Btovail C CIA two rugged Weiscl Sacramento ball bark and forth In a mrvre game ran out easily the ff Ira tourney by sweeping slapped Kkro'd OTTn F itsfhouAR first Trl series of the 1 firin’ ilnilts — Tinbel 8trk v was on of those Harvard youth off the courts in the hind to win from Marjorie Morrill bnlor Sbriv nuond B b fU Hosi piettlen rallies of the The second setbattle W 31 Chrlu'nnM'n Rody Liberty 0 7 Dedham with Lotts semifinal round hird Frank vs Btibirf liitkman Victory f Librty fourth lime day Again De Stefani seemed the ©vpin 3fl 26 tocoud ton man but although he led superior strategy finally gaining It SutUr tlve intercollegiate chamThe doubles final however w be Junior or ana c Aldrf v flrls thl was east-we1 An2 him time he fifth In In their for and fourth are the affair and By for Dorothy Wood an the begi- pion making 12 20 Evelyn Liberty ftrit Itowtri Mart&rft Frltnulti Cl7tyn yud A illin WliiFf £tir-huuand nning to worry the baron with nasty first try for the famous Longwood drus Stamford Conn and Miss Millard bye he never reached match RHfhojFt Uffrn® 71 Cleo ihtrd Sidy Hortuj Liberty fourvb Allison with a senes of point Girls’ ainal'i-- Fr nor cross-dro- p near the net which trophy Sutter became a finalist by shot Miss overcame Mrs and desperate Harper final announced larr fCtARA 0 while Josephine EpoTion smashes and line drives edged off De Morpurgo tried vainly to run In playing to douhlfi— V i rtn' Mixrd wek overhead game Welsel 4 Uinni Ilrvt Albart —— I Du n Sybil Tldwatl Oex defeat and won after alL When It for of Barry Wood Harvard Ana Calif and Coomb 30va S Bob Santa Crukkvhsnk nil Duety t'bvry Pnol M rfrft Poole vi Clco j Winmon The first Intercompany boxing and Liberty v i n u 1'whari Librt was all over Allison appeared tired He tried the same tactics in the athlete to win by 1 1 7 1 Monica Knptnton Gladman Santa 2 70 Jack Burn Marjorie ounl1' Jcl out while De Stefani who had used final et of the day which the Italian Sidney Wood had a much easier Calif were sweeping the Boston team Bridedl LanmiTmfniLiberty AnSraw-rkrrestLing matches of atudwnt at the'J"? m'ijhi!wmrv(tVktt‘ JckMx a Oi- lRaa r voir J 3C P ly XT r TV WTr rittwn mlhiary training camp wer U'‘n”eti£ WU pArhlom a soft gams all th way was almost aliantly brought to deuce again and session with the other Harvard senril- Pnlloik Paul Mortal Harris vb run off during the past week and the wne Hmnvir birhmia tirr at even all of S 30 thev N were Of after Aim finallut as fresh as when h started Endlcott Richard Uam Utica out tho Mau fnn nbrrtr Pnrlird by tourney Murphy again v 'h Mnrri ol Kan Cum Doro hy Ol inoul'urd- - ‘°'r1 wmii following results were annourced by f 4 2 scores It Was In the seventeenthlY The scores were 3 1 1 Lott and De Morpurgo on the AlW 10 Dick Andrews Ornr liberty W F Dean camp adju- - r UE tunn‘ Ltautenant and Both finalists alto played on other hand fought it out with brut game with honor even at FifI hrr v Grret V6kn Tiiwenbroolt Mu tart- rtAMC ve laoftrrrii LibBftjr 4 "70 Jrrr Rmith Gale and the difference in thelr against him that Lott pulled blew teams that survived the seml- URUGUAY WINS lira Eirl R!cto-Itl- n Crook ReserN'" In the boxirg matches’ the Butter with 1mm lire teamed fourifinaU with Un round the winning ekrlierjthe rord LcRoy otGn LiMtrokln compared 4ifrbos6 voir 11 30 18 MONTEVIDEO Uruguay July 113 poundfr—KAlph E Le’gMon rt mrtr u rd wwrurd Krtfkiaou fiuaarhouw mRtch wu Be von hi home townsman In the BhArvriitreijht poinU fronv hU s ipparent — company B defeated Rey p tt The next aent to deuce and Deto defeat th top seeded team H Lj(U) Uruguay defeated Pern 1 to 0 Br!Tr‘ n por centu-lp- s there has been thud of the bii eRinat the racquet ivle-took the first two games of Morpurgo gave away final advantagel Johnson and M T Hill of Boston In today In the lntei national soccer faie betwcn the Llaiks and mulat-th- e Howard Byrr m’-- ' 111 pounds— Ra'ph W Crone r of' five-sI IhTt f On lr 1 7 itournanient here This was the only toes of Haiti with the blacks trifirst set fairly eadlv the second on an easy net and Lott clinched the a struggle 3 m rr s r cum lourih Sid Wood and Harold Biauer match scheduled today 1 rourtny B dGestod Raymond C tor Then De Morpurgo broke set with a service ace al love lumphsnt XTfrGH’ t f O Wei man cf company A 138 poanda— iloyd O Orleve Of (Reg U S Patent B defeated John L h of compsnv A Office) 145 pounds— A W Dennis of company O defeated Edward E Bcholea of company A 126 pounds — Samuel L Preston of company A defeated U C Thomas of com prang R In the wrestling maiche-11pounds — C McClelland of company A defeated Owen Regnier of com fumy D 125 pounds— Claude R Cow lev of company A defeated Lester N Downing of eumpanv D Ill pounds— Glen II O'lka of company A defeated Eldon P Pauch of company B 145 pounds— Jesse M Jermtson of company B defeated Ernest M fuller of company A I pounds —John Rand of com-- r y B defeated Joseph H Bartlett of company A The refereg jn the HS Liberty Tank Team Defeats 10-- Sugarhouse B&ck-ma- 1- -2 played on the same day— probably 1- d D a Ir Tit Mauaa-France- hfc ten--Jc- Jonea-Bo- b SOUTH NET STAR WINS AGAIN k Grant Trips Up Texan in National Meet left-hand- ed rrH Lof-b- ss Ro-vl- B'n-ni- right-hande- vl Wen-rt- "Ci-or- twmty-firstWra- rl4!‘“l i Champion Breaks I r(y H Kfl r’ Royer-ThalhPlm- er 6-- 2 2-- 0 w five-pou- Tc -- Brfcfr-Arnol- ht - 'Ktfu Annual Bike Classic Set For Sunday d away T fh Ol-i'- Re Gayl-wort- ht 6 Sutter Sidney Wood Gain Final Of Longwood Bowl Singles Meet ht lvL y d time the best riders In the northein part of the state will compete In the ten mile handicap road race Sunday morning According to Phil Wright local representative of the American Bicycle association those entered In race will start at 8 o'clock 8un-d- av For the Rever-vo- Itr Midox-Ma- BaUget-Cliuto- n morning Wright savs that entries will b received at all local dealers until ft 1- -5 i Mr BOXING MAT BOUTS RUN OFF - BY SOLDIERS '''" Fo-1- Lib-ri- 3 long-drawn-o- ut rec-r- 1 111 ure-tht- it Hil-lra- ry — Ktnc-Riehar- d Lb-ert- y 6-- 6-- st Andr-w- T w htrr rti 6-- 4 40-lo- tt e '' Lieutenant J ti art of the A Blew th rtl j l'nd BRINGING UP FATHER Bene-didte- 6-- 8-- et 6-- 6 13 30 i 6-- By George NIcManus Saturday afternoon It not Helen Jacobs Arrives For Tournaments A’pf NEW YORK 18 (ita— Helen July Jacobs second ranking woman s tennis star arrlwd from Europe aboard the Mauretania today Miss Jacobs’ Immediate competitive plans call for participation In the Seabrtght and Mvkhtone tournaments and the national championships at Forest Hills starting August 18 SOTTBFSN ASSOCIATION fetftadiQf of th Team Kf Orleans Atlanta fiirm rvhsm I 1‘tiR Ho K ( hRHtnnogA k Nhvi Mobile Atlxn’s 12 lUsslis Friday Blrminyrhsm Clvutanooss Mrot h a 21 Hew lit 5 Ip Rok NastnlllF M Mobile 4 Orlesni 1ft WFJITBKN 8indlfi IKAOl ft the Team th infamrv catnp athletic ofsoar Am a special attraction the evening a boxing matchduring was between Harvev and Mehln We we each ghirg 43 pounds Tlie next bouts are screducd Tuesday 1 known Just exactly how many have enteied so far but Wright Is of the opinion that the race will attract as many aspirants as It ever has In the past If not more The race which will begin at Liberty patk will be conducted under the rules of the American Bicycle association savs Wright ' The two champions Oeorge Whit-tl- ey and Ellis Hansen may be on hand to defend their honors George crossed the line first last year and Hansen took the time prise A number of prizes will be given of all kinds The first twenty crossthe will line be recipients There ing will also be time prizes war-Lo- 3-- thirty-secon- bicycle FlGj-'r- coa-ns- ny from Saturday Miss Frances tiffins and Miss Cleo Epperson alone survive the field in the girls’ singles and they will be asked to mark time for several days before the championship match is scheduled Three Junior girls are undefeated In the next class namely Misses Marcella Alder Margaret Fellmeth and Evelyn Millard The latter draws a bve and then she will meet tho Fellwinner of the Miss Alder-Mimeth clash next week for the championship la Four senior girls Isabel Stark Christensen Rody Severn and Barbara Hickman will vie in semifinal round encounters Saturday for Miss Christensen finalist positions appears to be the strongest of the group The senior men have been grounded down to seven competitors the strongest candidates for the crown appearing to be Dick Andrews Stanley Poole and Morris Guss A full program of events is scheduled Saturday and the tourney will miss Sundays play and resume on Monday K Hlrh-EH- A week Two Girls Alone Survive Field ll ' h 2 -f sr4 Frld 'i Grith - 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