Show c THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRENCH PAIR DEFEAT ALLIS SUNDAY MORNING JULY 27 'V 3930 RYN TO TAKE CUP LEAD ON-VA- N I Upset Wim bledonChampiom U Stpkei All in Tho Final Single Tilts on S Sunday I Junior Ball Loop Opens Second Half Seller Wins Merit Awards Go to Tribune City Playground Tennis Champions Cochet-Brugno- n Winners of une the various events of the annual Trib- playground tennis tournament mho will receive merit badges (1) Miss Devere Clark and 2 ) Miss IJnessa Tlngey senior girls’ doubles eon gra tulles Stan (I) Albert Iletner runner-u- p Smith (right) Junior singles champion (4) Miss Margaret IcUmeih junior girls’ tingles (5) Donald city-wid- e Wolfram of the boys’ doubles title with (6) Frances Kane (left) and Alma Billy Geogleln Mann mixed doubles winners (7) Pick and Bud Bennion junior doubles tltleholders (8) Ernie Snider and Lester Mt Dowell senior doubles champs of the junior doubles (3) Lucille Stovall ey er championship with Frances Kane (19) Frances Severn clash for the girls senior title The city courses were thronged with entrants during the different stages of the competition With McEIvenny Reaches Final of Colorado Slate Doubles Event UxKsass By SMITH BEAMS PARIS July 23 (JP) — Another 1930 Davis Cup plum dropped Into the outstretched French hat today when Henri Cochet and Jacques Brugnon Catholic League Resume defeated Wilmer Allison and John 3 Van Rvn hi four sets Flay After Two Weeks 2 1 he victory made the score for Prance two to one and It sent further 4 !ii‘ Into the shadowy distance Americas hope that the big silver bowl would Cross the ocean this year Sunday's Schedule If It la to go back Big BUI TUden Cathedral vs St Patrick's Mumust achieve the almoet Impossible to beat Henri Cochet tomorrow and nicipal No 2 2 30 p m vs Eureka at Mur George Lott must tame Jean were ray 3 p m American parttian Our Lady of Lourdes vs Tooele at hopeful and doubtful tn the same breath but a good majority of the Tooele French tennis followers began their Ogden bye celebration tonight Another snueezlng Play In the second half of 6-- 5 1- Ret 6-- L 6-- Murry-Midva- mV“Clf0ll‘ stant Junl°r JfU8 wU1 way Sunday when three games will be plaved The first part of the schedule was completed two weeks sgo Sundays schedule sends Cathedrsl against St Patrick a at Municipal No 2 beginning at 2 30 p m against Eureka at Murray beginning at 3 p m and Our Lady of Lourdes against Tooele on the latter s diamond The time far the latter game has not beta announced yet a newcomer The Eureka team Into tlie league and raises the total number of chibs to seven Because of the odd number one team will have to be bile each week Ogden was the first team to draw a bye Our Lady of Lourdes Is the defendThla club finished ing champion tiie regular playing season in a deadlock with Cathedral and won the first half bunting In the playoff The members of the winning club were prevented with gold watch fobs Fah member of the club which cops the second half will be given a baseball autographed by members of the Philadelphia Athletics the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox 3 7-- 5 Tomorrow the mixed doubles and men's doubles finals will be played In the latter Seller and Ralph McEIvenny of Balt Lake City will oppose Jacobs and Barnes McEIvenny and Seller defeated James Quick and John Barr of Dallas Texas In straight sets here to3 5 Jacobs and Barnes day defeated I airy Mall of San Jose Cal and Ted Easton of Ban Diego 3 6 2 Cal In four sets 1 Whip Rivals In Exhibition President Doumergne of France honored the stadium with his presence and In the reserved seat boxes were almost all the fashionable women of Paris disappointed perhaps because of the hint of rain they had worn their old gowns and there w aa no rain America won some consolation and great deal of applause In the second match of the day an exhibition affair between Berkeley Bell and Gregory Manfln and the French (Chicago Tribune Press Service) pair Rene IXbuselet and Christian WINNIPEG—The prevalence or Bouasus The Americans' with no cattle rustling end the Increase in Davis Cup stake gave a better exhicattle theft from ranges in westbition then Allison and Van Ryn and ern Canada by rustlers using auto 4 3 6 won In five sets 6 truck Is alarming the ranchers of 4 Most of the crowd stayed for Saskatchewan This was revealed at the second match and enjoyed it the session 0 the Saskatchewan The superiority of Cochet and 8took O rower' association convenBrugnon in what probably was the tion held in Rekina Bask Edward vital match of the 1930 Davis Cup Evans secretary In reading the resotourney became apparent early in lution asking that additions be made the first set They ran out the first to the proposed amendment to the three games easUv placing carefully stock inspection act stated that It ard safely from the net while both was known that rustlers cornered Allison and Van Rvn were misjudgcattle and placed them tn trucks or ing distances netting and else shot cattle and hauled the carIn crucial moments casses away In trucks to points as French Vet Holds far as 200 miles from the scene of Fire the theft and then sold them Under Tp To stop this practice it was sugAllison broke through to win on gested that all hides and carcasses bis own service in the fourth game should be marked in designated The American took advantage of places by government officials that Coclmt a errors to win the fifth and National ears should be left on hides that League Slugger the sixth went to Van Ryn on his stock be Inspected en route and at sercce evenn g the set at three-a- ll Further that bill of sale destination Coi hel a momentary Usurp Individual Cat lapse ended be presented to all brand inspectors The pext three games and set went Laurels eatl'y into the French pocket i Brugnon was bearing the brunt of the American attack and though he wavered now and then his voilevlng NEW YORK July 28 Wl— Chuck from close quarters at the net often Philadelphia slugfound the Americans unprepared for Klein the young out not only to give ger appears to be serious returns America s big chance came In the his teammate Frank O’Doul a great for batting leadership In the Second set and for a time It seemed race (Chicago Tribune Press Service ) National league but to take most cf that Van Ryn and Allison had found the PARIS— The dread of being other honors aa well slugging burled alive which Inspired some their pace Oames were fairly evenly Klein to Is O'Doul second agatn by of Edgar Allan Poe's most horrible oivkied until the ninth when with Allison ran It to a few points in the averages Issued the score four-a- ll nightmares has been manifested in include which 1 today Thursday's two on a legislative form here Dr Oardlol hard first service 403 to O Doul’s of with a mark games volVan a deputy has Introduced In the and a placement and Ryn He also has retained his lead 4(9 to win unreachable an shot the in hits and leyed French chamber a bill providing that in runs batted In and has In Use tenth and critical added a thorough medical examination be game the scoring leadership made before a corpse can be burled game the American spurt died Van 146 Klein so has hits has made far The deadly Ryn s lobbying lalled It must be remembered that in 93 106 scored and has batted times in French advance to the net of Cochet France regulations concerning burial 27 runs also He runs has hit home and Bnignon had an easy march to to permits always have been lax and tie with Wally Berger of Boston the end of the frame the embalming of bodies for burial ton pair had It for second place two homers behind The Texas-Princ- e does not exist In consequence some Hack Wilson of Chicago s Klein In the own their much one way does get burled alive from time pretty set that followed a set marked by margin of leadership in scoring is time jto as slim of Klkl Chicago has In the argument for the blB the Brugnon' only failure to win his own tallied 91 timesCuyler but in other respects service Van Rvn and Allison both most famous of these cases In recent his safe batis has position Cuyler reached their best form of the match It Is that of times was recalled place and Cardinal Archbishop Donnat who They killed long drives from the fore- ted In 90 runs for second runner-up to court volleyed to their opponents' bill Terry of New York Is life was aroused by the sound of his own fushoelaces forced the Frenchmen Into in hits with 142 'chanted hymns during O Doul has only one first place In neral service positions where only errors or the addition a Robinson bit — contests?" Homer Thorne replied YORK NEW to that in the batting averNEW YORK— William M Moore easiest kind of returns w ere possible by Marqu&rd a casualness ages He has made 32 doubles to lead says that Babe Phelps the new- perturbed what the matter?' said the New York building contrac“Why Adam Comorosky of Pittsburgh by est member of the Brooklyn' (an Ryn Drops tor who was held up by three staff of starting hurlers sat whit- Rube one in the close race for the top Final 8ervlce bandits a couple of week ago and "What did you do with our on a piece of hickory down away tling has the most for hit seemed and Cochet tired triples Brugnon Robinson asked “You better robbed of hi payroll of $4000 Isn't There Is no one who ought to be want to recall heroic lines rather 13 and Cuyler is second in his native Alabama one day in over the loss of that money with all his uncanny ability could the league find that than deal In matters of coldIn fact with pitcher“ right away or send pining a neighborhood pal Van Ryn with 12 Cuyler still leads in one company He’s glad he’s alive and able to go more pleased over the result of the hot cover everything Moe's check our back Into and the Only one flaw developed morning and respect with 24 stolen bases tea up Throughout to Walker see run races his England to horses steadier then Allison still could not on and cup trip the play abroad and If I may be par I HANFORD Cal— Kettleman HUls the afternoon the pair piled their Marquard made a trip down to He gets a thrill every time one of Babe Herman of Brooklyn Moe K get his service over to do any great Don than Scotland young but the Babe the sensational new field that ha doned for making the comparison York and Stephenson knives without a much as a mhno-s- y Alabama to find Phelps damage and the Frenchmen won thes of Terry of New And the more should like to point out the exact caused so much excitement In the refused to be talked ou't of the Idea them goes into competition and wins of Portland Ore liable of conversation Chicago are having their own race amount stolen from the only game of the set off Van Ryn w orld not only has gladdened the oil was tired He promtsed°re Don thinks of what he did abroad Along toward night Babe looked that he nocra0" e offerings Cochet placing his returns for third place In the list of leading owners of those desolate appearing hi work and remarked however to report to the Brooklyn him from in up In are be tied to regular They the more for batting son oftihe ought pleased accurately points tion and through three rounds at hills but also the hearts of county sprihg and Robinson said hel His Lahor a 15 S' - I hope that modesthej The last set found' live smiling and-t (he current list with 383 averages boythat Hoylake n played uniformly fine taxpayers box" rrplied wou!dPbe satisfied if he made good Lucullte won the Morrlsanla handiBrook-doui- g chatter Shut Behind come up tliem Herman couon reflection more the some may' Brugnon leUurely The rejuvenated In the second round of the Although the Kettleman Hills land cap at Empire City recently comoanion and henceforth Blu“J“h-chcaoCubhtvbMlemiracles with the racquet and'lvn 384: Hellmann Cincinnati 367 his with his wortii as t vase In his first round to assessed at what appears to be victory gave Mr Moore the greatestjeven ImpressAt him ‘ the present moment Jmatch gt Andrews and tn the last ridiculously bail revived by the ten minutes rest P Waner Pittsburgh 352 and Ott of his turf career He claimed kick" golfer low value the tnrreave York 347 New walkhimself rourKl at between sets It was a French he played not so over the last year’s rates to $9 677 8 26 In each defeat He has the colt for $7000 from Harry F Sln-- I am certain that he regards Hoylake call luck his teammates well tough that Team of today remain honor member then leas does than unchanged any away for the first five games welL And the reason (or each lapse trimmed the Cardinals three times clalr at Aqueduct last month and the highly highest appraisal was $3500 team he played with or against was found tn a rising and trouble- anThe the Americans stormed In In a last The Phillies lead In batting with a him the Calvin Coolidge of the dia- and acre for 160 acres of land where can boast of one of the best several of hla friends told him he at Sandwich ditch effort to wrest victory from de- 328 average eleven point ahead of mond some wind the Mllham discovery well to located record of any pitcher til bad bought a “lemon"— that Lahor New York while Cincinnati tops the It is doubtful If baseball can pre- first-yeDon's record during this trip has feat and nearly did it was a hopeless cripple and be would The discovery well produces gasosent a pitcher who is more blase to the National league been briefly— creditable two round Flayer Needs More Allison took the sixth game at Ut In fielding with a 976 mark race never win another line and gas valued several month than Raymond Bob Osborn a 673 pitching average his surroundings after Experience In Wind Jove He went the first point on But Mr Moore had faith tn the total tn the St George's Vase ago at about $25000 dally 71 in the a lead for the with Cochet a faltering return of service gained from seven victories and one Babe Pheips The major leagues aftying of his and trainer think that Judgment ability every young player Standard Oil of California has to make more Ernie Sletas Ernie told him Lahor first round the most heroic of ell placed a smash squarely between hi defeat bring the hurling lead to ford an opportunity same difficulty At some 32 000 acre of Kettleman Hillss the the Southeastern than league while Tom money to his experiences Bos win and of second for Chicago the broken-down Zachary single point waa far from a opponents land carried on the corporation nag"1111 Infights 21 he 20 on but the work ts identical to the forthe of r Walker weed Brugnon to bring It to forty-lov- e ton Is second with six games and cup age they can play books mostly at $7 an acre The lowyears ofmatcb a lot of class plenty W that he mer Jacksonville hurler He cant won the MacKenzle had — and Roland 30 Cochet outed Van Rvn sting- and one lost fo ran 857 mark can at a well as est assessment value on proven but the shots they speed and endurance and would win seem to muster up much enthusi— ing shot to stop the French advance Irece Mr Moore believed him and calm air But at 21 there to not undeveloped lands tn the Hills to $250 asm about the Horn'bvs the Frisch IfwSt fOUnu 6t uU AnflTfWSi &DQ lill-- l Kl frienHa 4Ku apa (rniFV The eenth also went to the Invadrftlrf A few years ago Kettleman Hills TrtM itJtriT the Cuylers the Wilsons or the BOISE Idaho (4b— Two petitions ers largely on Cochet a error and it all bv accompltih'ng a fine the experience and reliability back of had practically no value nd then mi le sent the col t forth lsh'ng Uadiaj ( ui ( tha all batters are Wsners 303 of n to the at They In total of ea-thto first fault the double stroke his one service the Hoylake WriO steady making r1 for shorter game bird huntlrg The oil lands assessments value the Morrlsanla against Voltear yT Ittt ok 21 0P?nset But that was the end “nick iind Sun Btadow scoring apparatus I do not claim this year made up a fourth of ” ti tTbaU pftchld la the propeJon came Into the state game Both Cochet and Brugnon found boss the colt had a real good Good Showing now to be adept at fighting a strong Kings county s $37947880 total " — Apartment today one affecting sage- - told his to Van Ryn a service easy in the fmal s ‘T!!!”"!! i was win That wind around the course but I always Two small school districts were the strong T “ M 44ft In southeast and east chance the Jackson hen ! Marquard hunting game and the American pair Oieir He remember that I once required principal gainers bv the skyrocketcontractor U the shall for 4Mt wagered tip ! Chinese the made pheasother a Antonia"!!-"!!"ville Fla manager good Idaho and spurt over tried vainly for points sn ii strokes on the first nine at ing of Kettleman HUls land values and then saw Lahor win In Thi t°r I®1 Just turned 0 yearn forty-si- x heavily to unout the Robins Elmore and talk ants a county of net the ball e44 salesmanship went Into in 4 the last St Andrews and tore up my card a gallop and run the fastest mile where86 uponto hto first visit abroad and Game JTlsh Idaho for with him Fast crowd The $10000 from up that gave the Allison's from they racquet golf vastly different 70 He of the meeting after starting home with two sixes Instructions to have him report im- association passed a resolution ask- and the yards bad been on the verge of a breakfifth th variety we know in America is and Rtler distance In 1 44 fading the field for Yukon Rush pespite down throughout the match went mediately But the Babe was tired ing the department to close the sea sped He needed a rest and the big leagues son on aagehens In the east counuesj”1 rnurv and there was a great shout— AU the more W7o°iruJ1I69 has everluiown Silver ’ Lou Pried blew “Brugnon Cochet” So he left Jacksonville and went to1 stead of th§ present season of August The pmvers ended the day bv Aff th vtrtnTV Mr tnnrm wlvcun& sportsman that we can ail be cu now has all the skill he needs VICTORIA B C (UP)— Despite Bonneville and Clark coim-- l hU native Alabama while Man- - 1 POST BALL REStLTS the low price of stiver a great rush 'Uh hLm hfn pla well lto re!111 cUrohrg on a tooI up to the level not mlncj but sno'X) box to of President Doumeigue horJ but Moe s w in In the singles of the neccssarv experience — of miners to the Yukon territory Is DEW Eft Colo July 38 ( API — ager Robinson scoured the country- - ty groups of the association protested °°n J “ hake the presln-nH- al tiand end lie- - Remits today tn the Denver Post side tn search of his newest pitching the resolution asking Instead that Walker cup natch when he wont i d0 not nrfc) to make any apolo- - under wav Most of the miners how -' — — J ’ ” ten to presidential congratulations baseball tournament Pam pa Tex- - acquisition But he could not be the season remaui as at prevent ever are heading north to stake In the Mountain Home region of and condolences g cln'ms for copper lead silver and Empire Oilers Ponca Chv found to to are come had occasion getEimore countv the pheasants Marquard gold AGAES5T I OIIS New York when the Southeastern ting so dry thev are coming Into the Silver to not v aluable as a at m be 1930 will sea the of well season he closed of out Its inVmenvelv”n'roud w down one and r-was he ‘arid knows four haVe that virds and drinking As the result of a staged of most mining operations now league not cared ruling of the ambled down to the dugout at the Sportsmen of that region feared they night under the glare of electric at luncheon N w Yorii sjite athletic commission that his opponent who knew It His future is bright owing to the low rate quoted on bar EMPIRE OILERS WIN In the afternoon and Polo ground one day when the would become tame and be wiped out lights all boxer cl t u g foul in the future with such a lad we can all af silver on the London and New York In the first few day of the fall eea- that LVn seven down with fifteen to 8nj Wli be promptly counted out FightDENVER Colo July 38 (47— The Dodger were playing there to look forward to it with genu-pla- y maiketa There to a good demand f0rd AVIATOR SKIER holed the course in “Where Phelps?" asked the for- son in- - pleasure for lead and copper however which er will be compelled to equip Uiern- - Empire Oiler of Ponca City Okla is1 to from a on E tald R the last green There he Aside Thom Warden win ha led prospectors to make aa early living Brmt Balclien r?'ye wi h an abdominal guard of won from the Patnpa Texas entry- meg Giant fllnger more not be to would are celebrated said about Conduct much 1930 both the that “What is n tournaown w’ectten a type to be proposal you dntrg? Norwegian aviator the Denver Post baseball investigate (Copyright by the Bell Eyndl- start for the mineral tone of Hie moet Interested In ski Jumping match To think about it makes one cate IncJ ifore acting north iment today The u was 9 to 3 ling one of thoee fcj the tn 6- -4 1 0-- 8-- 6-- 4 6-- good-nature- d Oarrosstadtura tcTseea in most of the French minds had been virtually conceded to the American pair As the French superiority became more and more apparent the spirits of the crowd rose and from the end of the third set on the applause and cheering almoet was con- 4 DENVER July 26 OF)— Bob Seller of San Francisco today won three seta In 50 minutes to capture the Colorado open tennis men singles championship He defeated Bruce Barnes of Austin Texas 2 1 Kellers’ victory was a decided upset as Barnes was seeded No 1 in tn the tournament Billy Doeg Banta Monica beat 2 3 0 Billy Jacobs Baltimore to win the Junior singles title This outcome also was an upset as Jacobs Is former national boys’ champion Mae Ceurvorst of Wichita Kan Missouri valley champion beat Wllla 3 3 Woloott of Boulder Colo 5 to take the women s singles title and Miss Wolcott and Miss Ceurvorst won the doubles championship In the women a division by defeating Eve-lv- n Parsons and Patsy McCoy of Palo Alto and San Francisco respectively 6-- Bo-ro- tra Denver Net Singles Meet ITffens girls’ singles winner (11) Billy Geogleln men’s singles (12) Stanley Poole boys’ singles victor One other champion will be determined this week when Miss Rosetta Christensen and Mrs Dody !' 7-- 6-- 6-- T 6-- Cattle Rustlers Now Use Trucks V k Klein Gains On Lefty for over-drivi- Swat Honor ’ Halt Called on Burial Alive rty-lo- Racers Pay Large Babe Phelps ‘Silent Cal’ Sum to New Of Major League Pitchers York Contractor BOBBY JONES SAYS Once Arid Land Worth Millions Com-oros- ?" n 'J ar I Shorter Bird Season anted hl ar-e- ' 1 lrr-p- tht 3- -8 20-3- ' - ”-- I slxtv-seve- trir ej cvtiiua ap-ti- ni 1 i u |