Show ii THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING rti4 AUGUST 0 1D3(T HUNDREDS OF BOYS GAIN TRIBUNE SWIMMING AWARDS - Youngsters Exhibit Class in Meet Final No Team AnarJed Young St Louis Golfer Snares Western Title Championship Several Repeal Title Winning Feats Not dUcouraged by threatening glues or pool made muddy by can-jo- n cloudbursts nearly 1000 youngsters of eleven city plaj grounds gath-eie- d at the Liberty park pool Friday and contested for prizes In the e fourth annual Tribune awlmmlng tournament To carry out the Idea of mass participation and to allow for lack of numbers In playgrounds drawing from less populated district no team championships were awarded In the event However scoring the meet on a point basis Washington ruled with 102 points Sugarhouse was second with 83 Central 78 third with Liberty fourth with 37 Ensign fifth with 25 Jordan and Jackson tied for sixth with 24 each Lafayette was seventh with 14 Riverside eighth with 9 2 Pioneer and Victory tenth ninth with 7 Champions of Victories in individual events brought these medals in the annual citywide swimming tournament at Liberty park Friday (1) Kenneth Lamont Sugar-houswon the novice dash (2) Don JVIitchell Jackson and (3) Coy Woodward Central tied in a thrilling battle for first In the Class D dive event (41 Frank Murphy winner of Class A dive honors for Central (3) Wallace llem-in- g e winner (6) Douglas Sugarhouse Class B Green Central Class A back-strok- e winner (7) Jack West- Well-earne- boy Feminine Golf Stars Tune for State Tilf City’s Playground Swimming Pools d Tribune merit award back-strok- over Lafayette winner of Class A freestyle (8) Neil Cox Washington winner of Class C dive and freestyle events (9) Group left to right Jack Harvey Sugarhouse Class C winner Ralph Mitchell Class B'dash winner Alma Law lev Central Class B diving champ Mervin Emery Rivere side Class D winner Kenneth Lawson Ensign Class D dash ruler Melvin Morr Liberty novice diving Han-isoe Sperry Liberty novice champion and champion back-stro- back-strok- 2 1- or le Murray Still Holds First Palace Wins Otis Pusey of the Associated Press was crowned the newspaper men's golf champion of the city by his clslve 4 and 3 victory over Jimmie Hodgson of the Deseret News In Fri day’s championship match Pusey drove accurately and long off the tees handling his rublick with precision and Hodgson despite his fine golf was forced to succumb lead at the Pusey held a half way but Pusey concluded his ensatlonal golf by shooting the final seven holes In par figures E Applequlst of the Deseret News won the first flight championship w hen he accounted for W Simmons also of the Deseret News by a 4 and Loci one-ho- ft ft Western Orta vs Fastern Hatters 140 and Ball placed second with 135 Scanlon and umpires Although Sugarhouse showed the muntty scorer Wootlle 10 va Dollar Cab Municipal Prea best balanced team with consider- VoQuality ) scorer and Feeney umpires Don able polntage In each class Wash- OHw Hi a m 3 one-ha- counts lf (SAMI? ©©©IDS PRICE m ll FOR WHAT YOU SAVE YOU CAN BUY ALL THE GAS AND OIL YOU’LL NEED FOR YOUR VACATION ' Jack-kntf- -£ ft- AUTO A u I ! tffij ilk kk Sl3 134 A Sh-rf- (Ill !ri Lewis Annexes Carbon Golfers To Battle for 7-- Jackson Fight President’s Cup Gardner Rerourt and Burt) second’ Cen-an- d Oll-bN tral (A Lawley Frtckton Kelsch JACKSON Wyo— Alvin Lewis of L Fpperaon Lawley) third Waihlnsion l’ Pocatello won the headline scrap at E1rx( hr t—Jck Writover Lfrrttr M Time fourth Prana WUklns) Paul Bipraoo first Hardy Bower Jordan second 3ft flat the Jackson Athletic club here this Adams Two-baRint-©oPRICE— Members of the Carbon Ensign third Velan Mullen Waahfirst 79 Central Dive— Alma Lawley week when he carried seven of theiimton Lon plays-NebEmmett Dy-1- 0 Wallace tnckon cmri Hemm ng Bugarhouse second 76 Country club are girding themselves m w aur- Joe boxecevitch chruwnMu rounds of his battle with Bobby i‘"n pioneer Bnaisn thtrd 70 Noble CentraL fourth 69 Leon Fpperaon for the annual president's cup tourThe men are Second he Strut out— By Shad- - Cox of Rock Springs whm- - Lawley Story WsAhmeton fifth ftft and BiU perry Pio4 ton first Hit with pitched bail Bory 2 Brim hurst Laf i nament which begins Sunday About welterwetghts neer 64 fifth Wild Ahaeffer Tim of owiper Alfred Hower Jordan third CLASS C — 1 hour and pitch— 'Roughhouse- Peterson accounted 14 minutes 50 entrants are expected to tee off ! oo Umpire— (Bcao-io- n Daxh first hea- t- Bill Orand?taff Washand Lee fccorer— 1 eeter for “Sheriff" Hansen of Teton coun- Campbell Enin: Albert Rodger Pioneer ington first Melvin Canham Pioneer sec- In the medal'round and the eight and Koiuley Hurts Surjtrhouee also swam ond Dick route In Idaho Time the the via third ty Ball kayo fiugarhoui I Tisal Pioneer MtlRRAT Thud firt 202-f- t Tom CSNTXRVTIIR Central Jack Mitch- players making the best scores will semlwtndup Pay McPalls Sugarhouse second Jack Wll ell Jackson Diamond BHOAl Fred Deacon Ensign Dick qualify for the championship bracket Hams Central third Iirpe 01 5 Junior Hulbert Jones h 1 1 Smith If Rock 3 111 Stonax youngJoey Springs alio Liberty A Art Middleton Jordan 1 I A Hobru ID Wrlkht e( 3 13 1 ster continued his fine work of tire Fugate Washington Second heat — Carl Boweter Jordan flrt the next eight best will be eligible for Art Ronald M rf Ball Service 1 AMERICAN FORK— Two Juniors A Jtnsigu Liberty Milton Canham the first flight and the remainder will i I 9 hndU Jb 3 7 pioneer second WMlford by taking a technical knock- also swam Time 20 Erickson Bugarhouie third both 16 years of age will clash for Stauffer lb 4 3 1 Whin Iirl u 3 A I A season be placed in the second BACKSTROKE I out over Earl Swenson of Ashton First Howard Beebe Pnatgn Jim PaUeiaon Jack-so- n automatically the American Fork senior tennis Jamieson 3be 9 3 43 ©9 — and heat Alfred Bower Jordan Carl Davis Central Frank Dixon flight Pearaon ( imipP j i am Bill Colon ge took a decision over LaMar Brtnghurat I for first i tied also Lafayette Olson LeKoy Weller Liberty chairman of the comchampionship here Saturday after- Cook Karl Washington Call Sugarhouae third Time 10 5 swam noon Ab Chadwick earned his way Oliver If9 a 9 1130 00 Hearting ’3b'3 I j o Ed Taylor Ernie Wilson won over Rollo Bud Bishop W aahington DeanThueaon Kiv heat — Hell Cox Washington first mittee announces that a silver cup Third and Kid McCormick Young DeLoney iw!£' a to the finals bv defeating L Stanford Kmmett Clayton Pioneer also awam Leonard Hufford Sugarhouse second Del- will be awarded to the club champion 1 land Tiny Ferrln drew In a curtain sign y Central bert Huehea Sugarhouse third David Second heat — touflaa Ureen a title the first and second flight windefending titlsholder In Briggs the live-s17 13 It 7 Tntils first Paul Hoyden Pioneer second Frank In Central J Torkeleen Fnsign Wilon the other raiser the scraps et 8 4 Bcnr br match a brilliant Innlnsa third Time 10 5 Wil- liams Jordan Jeremy Neighborhood House ners will receive a box of golf balls May Sugarhouse 6-- 1 4-- 8 Murray 90 Oil 1(1— program also swam 5 bur Haste Biaekmar Sugarhouse Hobbs Jordan atso and a club respectively All matches JLsalayet’e Sam Walker became Qentervlll 0o6 110 x 3 DIVAS swim ill be over 18 holes except the finals the other finalist bv downing Stau-a- rt Summary Errors — Ward Pearaou RanFrank Murphy Central 70 first: Pelbert 39 yard) — Cox Washington a Pnal tdash — 4fcoo 2 ley fltolen bates Jones Jam! dall ahich will be over 36 Durrant In another good match arm Fpperion 5ft aahington second William first Huboard Sugarhouse second Grand-stafMajor League Leaders Pearson fiarrifir hit — Jamieson Home Christensen 6-- 4 6-- 3 4-- 8 Sugarhouse and John CUsy 6 Wavhmgton third Canham Pioneer Among the outstanding contenders Three-ba- a runa— Vrard Pioneer 114 for third 54 Rollo Call Sug- fourth Hughes Susarnouae and Ball Two-baare C R Ferguson Frank Williams Associated ft hit— O Watta ill Wr'eht Roberts Press) fBy th arhouse 52 Play In the Junior tourney tied for fifth Time 19 flat Two familiar name forced their wap Into Double plays — Stauffer to Jamie-eo- n R Smith Oreen first Central GUmour Craddock Gllmour R Fnal Waahireton ibackatroke)— Final Mat iHarvey (backitrokestart Monday Roberta to M Randail Chars defeat the Big Six Friday as Babe Herman and LaMar Brtughursi econd Harry W Crockett Jr Ben Redd Karl WelLafayette second Bow first Earl McArthur Car-rut- h Struck out—Oliver 3 Bett-ertd- IaU Ogling took eecond pise in the Na- er Jordan third Biyden Pioneer fourth Pussey Washington Ensign to Betterui Harroid thud 1 103-- 5 Olitional and American league baUnc standi- Call 6ufrhoue fifth Time Cleveland 3 Bases on ball-and Bob Hinckley Wash- ler and J H Ballinger 1 Cleveland 3 Hit with ngs respectively Harmans perfect day Final (freestyle)— Jack Weutover Lafay- ington Liberty ver I Betterlda tied for fourth Time 25 flat bat in which he got four hit Including ette first Hardy Bower Jordan second No 1 (Ball pitched ball — Pearson — 1Passed ball— Jamie- at relay— Freestyle two home runs sent his average goarmg to filbert Epperacm Washington hour 4b minutes son Time of cam third John Erickson Hubbard Bugarhouta Hughes i first Wash404 while Oehrjjf found his place with a Oust Pioneer Hi Jack Williams CenCox secDixon Umpire— Decker and JULUer Scorer — Oli- SM0 four Granditaff ington Bptdel Dill Terry moved ip tw tral flUh ver percentage ond Bugarhouie Nn 2 (Goltghtly Haber-shaTime — 07 5 double-headfA Jordan Browner points getting four hits In Central third Blatkmar Prwtyle Foster) relay for a grand average of 409 Klein retained Hart M Bower and M'dilletonh won Wash-Davis Diamond fumble Hallidav) 402 percentage hi and Rlmmoni of the ington(Tugat luoerson MellenV foiirth Fnalan noikelaen McArthur Dea-kl- n to right Athletic n llKfw'jfb retained his mark of(eeond Butarhouae MtTalls Hurst C Jordan Riverside and fifth Beebe) JM Babe Ruth however found the nd Call third Central f Green Liberty also awam Time 14 5 Mrs W O Hunter entered the Helps Libfourth Trimble) Muiphv Williams Medley relay— Washington (Harvey Tafirst Centrald semifinal round of the Country club erty (Ball Rhurtuff Quitley Hawke) flUh ngier Russey Htntkley) 5 35 Time — ‘Trimble Diamond) Murphy Halllday D CHATTANOOGA Turn August leg directors’ cup tournaJensen Time 1 44 Mrdley relaw—Central fOreen Only two entered ment Friday by LA 8 C Riggs Stephenson of the Chicago Mrs G Cot Bptdel Pioneer piveg—Net! Cox Washington first 140 I Reed 4 and 3 defeating Fpperion I second Borden Roag) tCcpp Brtnghurat third Di( k Ball Sugarhouse second 135 Tom who find themlvM happier In the Knud-soW H Mrs Dtxon Mitchell Robinson and Mrs Bert Diamond Central third UJ Frank Rigarhoiiee iLuiheU May fourth Jack Mitchell Twelves battled 36 holes without Jorrtsn iKunx MidrHetoa Washington outfield than closer In fourth Ill Bower and Ury) fifth 41 5 Tims and Jerry Blackmar Sugarhouse farkton decision a and reaching they will fintied lor fifth 108 CT AH8 est prospedta for the majors in the ish their match on Monday DARK The CLASS D — First this heat association made Jackson first M YARDS Southern year a Inner will meet Mrs C E Foley Ralph teMitchell 1 Blmmona Athletics 1 Louis Nnh Dvkea Alhlctlc-ond Llovd Epperson Fmlrn heat— Paul First Christensen Liberty I I the switch with huge success (’©moroekr Pirates Rice Yankees 314-- 5 second Washmtton Time 9 igarhou Roger ftrn Jim Mathea-third Walter w right pobmg 1 F'ewert Robins 1 Ber- - Lawson Treadaway roaming in the out- ger YANK FINISHES THIRD Fran Jordan Geors Becevtrh Victory third Time Fnsign Braves 1 Roetteer Giants 1 Hogan John Halfeta 38 Clsrina 5 Pioneer KeUch Jordan Oertach field for the local club ha Drn uiants Phillip l Hafey Carduula Blkir Cub Central David Beane Sugarhouse also Price Pioneer Oien Mitchell JacksonArthur i DARMSTADT also Germany Aug 8 slugging around 400 and has shown I Orimm Cub 1 swam tP) — In a track and field meet billed Ruth Yankees 41 Wilson swim Th leaders Second heat — Nobig Lawley Centrat first Williams Central as for the world' Second heat— Owen great speed on the bases Aih-lti31 Poxx Jft Oehrlg Yankees Cuba Intercollegiate Oren Kelbaugh second Jack'on second Calvin first Kenneth Iawaoti Ensign He ranks with Luke Appling At91 Klein PhD) eg 29 Berger Brave Hamlin Sugarhouso third Time 23 third Time championships Darany of Hungary Howard Bver Sugarhouse Frank Waddey 3 Almmons Athlefica 3S 435 Leslie Beer Pioneer Mike Waters Jordan 41 flat lanta shortstop Mike O Kelley Washington Mil- won the shot put with Sievert American total National today League BUI Wtscomh Liberty Frank Foreat Ftt-ai- n ton Quigley Liberty Jack May RiverMemphis outfielder and George De-to- re 514 Total I 140 Gen Miner Washington Germany second and Lawrence Levy aiao swam side Bob Main Jackson a!o awam New Orleans third basemsm as (By United Press ) — Leon Epperson Washington — flrnt heat Perk Pioneer Cornell Third Third heat Clifford university athlete from the Run batted In Oehrlg Yankees 14 ftrsi Oranam Burt flusarhouye second Claude BoUichweiller W'aahmaum aecond the piavers In the loop most likely Klein 121 fox Athletics 117 Thvnl Open Philip Pioneer third Time 23 6 Fred Hamlin Boearhouse third Time United States third 117 to enjoy big league careers Ruth Yankee AJuDetic Bimmons CenIwan Clair 42 Srms Erickson Henry Abelhouser Victory Liberty Henry 1 114 tral Ted 8mvth J a f a etle Luke Oliver Odeinvalder Jordan RUhard Heath Lib- Oren Hayv Matthews) 134 KVtn Thllllea Runs Rutn Yankee Jordan Bob Klem Fiuiin also m wreTrmv icagvr erty Raph Smith Jacason also awam (Emery Mitchell Main 10 Blmurlma Athletic lt4 Herman Bugar-hous- e Fourth heat — lvuis Coomb May Norman Fourth heat— Standing f b Tcaaas Bugarhouse Rosa Liberty (Clayton Brookivn lo7 Qehng Yankees loft Wil- first Hoaard Alher Liberty second Tt 15 Jack Dudley Liberty second th rd Time first son Cubs 104 3 flat Dnlr iwo placed In final ArnodBiU Adama Butarhonve Lurd Time 47 5 Dive —Coy Woodward and Don Mitchell Manus Frtnce Stolen bases Curley Cub 97 Jor DeFord Wavhtnston Iftoy CVntral als Jackson terld Bars and itim respectively Led for Tigers 14 Oehrmger T ert 1ft Herman dan Jack Recount Wilbur Final bgricst roke I — Mrr!n Emery River- - first 1S9 Geoige Stamp Sugarhou Central third g BfKiiilyn 14 Johnson T gers 14 Robert B'tiMvn J a'y- - Ivlde f'ri frtKie Oaiu Buaarhoua Richard Central 147 Hall Calvert fnuith Wahtnaton Hus ants lil Klein Phillies eue Terry Cook Jordan Frank Cud third Jack Don M Irhell J kson Victory 143 fifth P4 Herman Brooklyn 1"4 Frederi k netonJay far Buttrey Central Bat Frry jciaton Liberty fourth Harold DeWnt Oeorg BoaecewtchNOVICE 17 (eiirif Yankees i&l Ho- - pinVer a'vo nrooaiTn 32 5 Tim CentraL f'"h Earl Rot dah— Kennt'h laMont Sixty! yard j Final dapp Indiana 157 ibackatroke' — Hemmlnt Buvar- - Iibertv BUI Keating Sugarhouse Ab Dor- - Sugarhout first Bob Hunt Washington houe first A Central second ny Jordan Frank Johnson Washington second Haro'd Rober ftutarhous third M nrn Joe aCa Iverson third tAaphlngton (Kiaene Frants Jacknn and Edwin Emery ASK YOUS DEALER Marcu Ed Tonal (dash S3 yard)— Lwnn Enln K‘ratde tied for fourth Borecewltf h Ena'an fourth 40 4 Time h Time 2ft flat Peck P oner aeond Ma‘hew ftrt Dive Aug S ( — TTlf ward Big fif Morr 14 Austin Mim Liberty Dudlev L'berty font in Miller fiutarhouag 137 5 Edgar Huff PalninrNnhie Atnerlrtn legion rwt Final 'duh' — M tcheil Jackson first - arhouae third Central and Coomb Sugarhoua tral third S4 rron fourth whincliiwny wond won the state Nh team 3 5 ai- - tied f r fifth baseball ton ihtrt s muiii Jordan — Harrlaon Time It boys Barktroke Rterry Liberty UTAH BEVERAGE k Central t Henry Sebum flrv Martin McKone Washington Relay rim 7HEXICANS TRAIN FOR GRID second (championship in the legion's junlari'b'f Lio-r- tr phh won 6uar- - Fdward Frants Jojdan third LeRov Hen-hoOerald 1Mim Stamp vi rteCO DISTRIBUTING Pt-r- iin MEXICO CITY un— Fifty Univer- -' league competition here today by Keyting JUer Dale Hanuin) see- - pny Wash ngton fourth Jack Clayton m ni Vi’th-i'ond ’ eastern a Croat Fnaian her Morrison iChri'nseo and of tied Ful T’ny Uicr both Liberty Was 479 sttv of Mexico students report here Seating Hunnyskie lawsoni third Jacon (Mav Smith Fm for fifth Time 20 4 5 (Rdey im 5o West Temple 15 to 2 The wr'd" the Bosfcevitch in lery MitrhelU fourth Victory early davs of August for foot-- ) tngton champions av tfreestvlei—W aehnton (Henper- Re TtnsHarbait Lake City fourth Jardan and Pto- - rls Aheihouwer Borecevttrh' S fth T m ley MrKone Jot non Hunt) won fluyar- - L ball training The school in its sec- - Seattle team will represent Washing- -( neer ala i c- 13015 T'me )2 Lioertv ngton 8ugarhoue house (Miller Pile Baxter Roberts' ond year of football has scheduled ton in the sectional playoffs j ond Liberty (M Kean Krei Medeyrelav — Liberty (Nah Brewer Ae-- No 3 atao awam — Greta ' Ore next week sou AkikD iBaker 1 1klcais UiemiiaLft 3wiaihG'ift lit’a ICcoaibi sua coUegcs f AnicrlcMi I six Uuri Speery lazt gasKi Chadwick Walker Clash for Title fr II CLASS A PR KKSTYLB lrMr cmri mol :m II 4 §1 tM ’Ilf® Mrs Stiitch Feature Match Outfield Southern Player Aged right Hunter Wins am Ltet pnViT' Kih sm hi Lain O'or rWt iim cy f Double 8 t -- Camp Beds chain iprlns Folds into 4xS-In- box 4S long hen packed CHAIBS $£69 Hi striped heavy canvas Guar an toed restful covering- COTS KHAKI top IS- OS double filled reinforced h a r frame— 0269 Water Boyco Canteen covered CAMP STOOLS GAf’P Prentiss c I u d pomp nel er for on Outing Clothes BREECHES Men’s Jk Ladies' KNICKERS for Girls Waber I Brand in- - £069 burn’ md with strap LUGGAGE CARRIERS lu0 can from thift outfit Ti Jfi 6 GO gr ICE BOX For running board Keeps food fresh Has handles 02Q9 89c Prices Include I plater g cup tew pan and 1 bucket people ft SI 98 TABLES Roll Top FOOD SETS Z g 05)95 SrlASHED on Fishing Tackle 98c G0L? HOSELadles'— Bov’— Girls’ STOVES 89c 89c Prices SMASHED $695 Lazy Back Camp frame I Inch a 7x7 waterproof khaki back wall with flap Can be used without poles ot TENTS A is" le The second flight championship went to J Van Steeter of The Tribune when he defeated W Melville also of The Tribune 6 and 5 ENSIGN WINS All the matches were played at ( the Fort Douglas golf course under Ensign Indoor baseballers defeated the supervision of Professional Tom Liberty Friday evening by a score of 8 to 5 McHugh ington capitalized on Its strength In the class C events to run out to The situation In the Friday A Amadominance Forty-fiv- e points In this teur league remained the same after division fell Into the laps of the In the current round had been contenders enough to play Washington completed In Murray first place holdtheir them the favor give margin And It was due to the fine efforts er and Palace Laundry In second of Nell Cox largely that the Wash- place a gam behind the ingtonians so ruled the class C events leaders both won their games without Cox also captured the clash In this a great deal of trouble Murray class with a time of : 19 flat and a downed Centerville 10 to 3 and Palteammate Bill Grandstaff a vet- ace Laundry better took a game from eran of Tribune meets slipped In for Pullman 8 to 2 third place polntage Hubbard of Bhacffer the Laundry hurler held Sugarhouse In second and Hughes Pullman to six scattered hits two and Ball of Sugarhouse each tied of them In the second when for fourth waged the duel with the the loserscoming made both of their runs center whlrh seemed such a bitter Caputo singled Jones walked and contender for honors Bailey singled sending Caputo In Palace Scored one in the second on a Woodward Mitchell walk and a double by Rtngwood Anfor Diving Honor other counter was forthcoming In the The finest diving exhibition took fourth on a single a stolen base and place In class D where Coy Wood- an error The winners ran away with ward of Central and Don Mitchell of tilings In the eighth sending four Central tied for first with 159 points runs across the plate Gilbert reached Mitchell with razor-edg- first on an error Iverson-Rinwood respectively e performances and and Franks singled Woodward The other game was much slower with Raynors thrilled the crowd time and Murray scored two in the first and six In the second and then coasted again in this contest First place winners In all Indi- flong for the rest of the game Oliver vidual events will receive silver merit pitched a steady game allowing but awards of The Balt Lake Tribune at eight hits FALACg I TOLLMAN the court of awards early in Septemnr6 A j ber Relay teams which placed first Hrni1ron Sb ISA Penrow u M 3b S 4 S J and second receive individual gold lub-r3b t II 0 S 0 Bll Jb and silver medals respectively at H Umoi u Cpuio If Second of third (he same court Cort rtlb lb S S OJoiim fourth and fifth places In individual cRintwood events and third fourth and' fifth cUllo rfp 3 00 00 30 Cook morr 1 relay teams were awarded rib Austin I place S i tons by the city recreation depar- Frnkfc rl 1 t A 0 92 ft 34 13! tment following the splash Total! Totsli 21 34 ao Bcort by Innings Officials of the contest were: Laundry Clerk of course Jack Squires head Pullman mq quo oo — 3 Summary Errors— Bharffer Coo Judge Philo T Farnsworth judges Peacock Nekon Cooper Penroa Matt Broderick Oelly Miller Clinton Stolen base —Jonas J Hailey Peacock Iver-T'-2 3 Larson B R Mathews starter Aihaeffar Sacrifice hiU—Iverson e hit! — Penrose J Paddy Davis Judges of dives Ste2 Nilon Double oti to Miller to Matt Pnrna J Moloney Kuna responsible for— Geliy phen Caper Bum on ball —off Broderick and Philo T Farnsworth 2Sliaefferr 8 ur ft k With but a little over two weeks perfect their games feminine golf stars of the various clubs of the state are tuning up shots for the annual Utah state championship which will be held over the Fort Douglas links August 25 to 29 and Luclen A Ray - chairman Ralph T Stewart vice chairman of the arrangements committee have to make the set the ball 1930 tournament one of the classiest Of the A member In Its history Country club Nlbley park Forest be will Dale Ogden represented on the general arrangements committee to carry out the details of the meet As soon as entry fees have been received tournament contestants are cordially Invited to practice over the military course Wednesday August 20 Thursday August 21 and Friday August 23 to familiarize them- the links However the play will be confined to the morning those open days according to William V Rockefeller president of the Utah State Golf association which sanctions the tournament The old eighteen holes not Including the three new holes will be used In the women's tournament according to Len Von Elm manager of the new Fort Douglas clubhouse who will receive the entries Miss Mary Dooly of the Country club to-yea- r champion Is expected to defend her laurels again this season The field which will be exceptionally fast will Include Mrs A H Means Mrs L G ShrlvAr Miss Eleanor Wight Mrs' J H Riley Mrs W O Hunter Mrs John Jensen Mrs G I Reed Mrs C E Foley Mrs E E Finch and others In which to Pusey Defeats Champ to Win Press Golf Title Leaders Down Centerville 10 to 3 Pullman Loses 6 to 2 with 1 Former Duels Renewed At Annual Meet The meet not only developed some spirited duels between newcomers to rmoAT a AWATttia the event but many a former fued !Uo4lng f the Team was renewed Chief of these came Won In the class C dive where Nell Cox Murray I I Palc Laundiy brilliant perfoimer of Pullman a 3 Washington and former champion Centervill Dick egaln nosed out Friday's lUaaltfl Ball the Sugarhouse underwater ex- Murray fo Ontervllla who lost to him by a scant point pert Pslacs Laundry 6 Pullman 1 lest year This time only 4 points separated the two as Cox won with Course ANTWERP Belgium Aug 8 UP) — The American shooting team by scoring 1910 points ' In the prone position today phase of the rifle competition he beat the previous world s record score of 1906 made In Rheims France by another i American team In 1924 CHICAGO Aug t (JP) — Charles (Chuck) Collins of St Louis won the western Junior at FIors-mogolf championship today by defeating Bill Chambers of Chicago ft and 4 In their final match city-wid- ‘d Mi8 Mary Dooly to Defend Title Over Fort Yankee Rifle Men Set New World Record back-strok- - 15c Tweed 89c 'L For Guaranteed i’ SAVIHG3 for This Front Look 224 - 226 STATE ST ft |