Show Y " Till IS SALT LAKE TRIBUNE f SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 23 1930 HARRY COOPER’S 70 LEADS GOLFERS IN SALT LAKE $5000 OPEN Carl Nordberg to Defend Nibley Park Municipal Golf Championship 4 4 4 4 Foley Ties Espinosa Brothers Wood at 72 4 4 Ilarry Cooper of Los Angeles Jimmie Thompson of Colorado Springs and Charles E Foley of the halt Lake Forest Dale club stunned Friday's spectators Hith brilliant shots in the first annual halt Lake City $5000 open tournament t’pper photo HoIe-in-On- 4 4 4 4 Startle Gallery With Sensational Recoveries Shot-Make- rs e llah State Amateur Champion Records on No 2 llii 33 Low Score Dutra Thompson Provide Firework s Von Elm's Putter Pails 4 4 shows canyon on No 18 from where Harry Cooper (lower left) made sensational recovery shot to the preen Thompson (center) extricating himself from a position under the clubhouse via niblick to the eighteenth green He stood on one foot and leaned his body against the wall while exploiting his niblick to within four feet of the pin some SO was necessary tor him to carry a j yards away Itembankment also Foley (right) grass who sunk his tee shot on No- - 2 i 25-fo- ot 1 I 11 flri t ' K C Carl Nordberg lanky Nibley Park champion will defend hut municipal club championship over the Seventh East course with a flight of sixteen of Ills title aspirants In hot pm suitwith d th’ exmatches ception of those Involving players competing In the Salt Lake City open must be completed by Sunday night according to Professional Mickey Riley In charge of the tournament The exceptions must have matches plaved by Monday Jerry Henderson and Paul Clark turn-- d In medal scores of 74 earlier In the week and the cards withstood the test of late qualifiers llnksmen Besides the who loom as outstanding candidates for Nordberg s crown are Willard Maw son Abel Larson winner of the Nibley Park driving contest with an average of 297 jards DelmarHnvev In 'L A Thomsen recent with Thp Tribune city amateur won Ralph Pugmire until the latter in the playoff Cy Harbekc and Bob Nevtns d matches britg Feature 1 rpl cuivK In to Snare Tussle Play-Of- f L03 ANOEIE8 Ot t 24 (JP) -- Los Shot 2 3 ’r on the Angelea won its first game of the T° 12 to pn(lftc p8guf championship playoff iso keep pate with the R(rlo UvlHVi defeating Hollywood 11 leaders and a large gallery saw the to 1() j fie conflict was featured by miracle allot drop Into the cup after 'thrfe jom rllng Hollywood won tlic a perfect sitting on the velvet-a- nd flnt Uo- gamM the shot was ai'plauded accordingly Tt H E goreOnce before this season Foley 14 10 3 the feat Ilos 13 3 complied U Angries 1 In an exhibition foursome inaugu-Batteries— Wet el Johns Page and of Lake the halt Bevereld Horne Peters Delaney and ra'lug the opening course tn Bonnevtlla nmnleipal r Jn'y 'Hannah fcklff titlrholder the Utah state ama-enplunked a tee shot Into the cup for Lole-ln-o- I1 d a first-roun- together Harbeke and Thnseu Noidberg and Nevlns and Henderson and Hovey Tamings follow Jerry Henderson dodo The ace on No 2 gate Foley a 33 g round the lowest first nine score of the day and tie came home tn 39 strokes two blows over par to tie for ai'cond finish In a four-wa- v place— and very much tn the race! tie for third In a place were OUn Dutra the swarthy former Philadelphia club Brentwood Country pro of Los Loughran champion last AngflM Jimmift Thompson Broad- moor Country club long range shooter night won the Judges decision here and Harold'o'ff Davie Maier Milwaukee Maler ot Colorado Springs ‘took but two rounds Loughran Long of the Cherrv Hills Country Each recorded 74 weighed 182 and Mater 177 s club Denver rounds Glx Encounters Slribby Chrislner to Difficulty on Greens Do Rattle in Boston George Von Elm of Detroit a member of the Walker cup team for sev24 dle Oct BOSTON eral years and known hereabouts over a decade ago as the jxuennlal Mack Boston boxing promotor today talannounced the selection of K O Utah state amateur champion lied a 75 In Ids professional debut Chrlstner of Akron Ohio as the opOtx waggled his putter incessantly ponent for W I "Young" Btrlbllug around the greens with ineffei live on October 3‘ results on his out-gtig nine taking a 39 He came home one under perfect vards away The crowd was stunned digits to tfiethe 75 fourth position Sharing chase for the the putt for a bliciie four to get a VcmFlintn the round coining home money prize of 1500 were Harold par Five putts that rimmed the lip qf Mi Hpadden youthful Kansas City the cup harassed Dutra on his oultf pro C E Clark husky Tulsa Okla nine but despite the loss of a Instructor Ray Mangnun smooth a charm and a bad seven on shooting Dallas pro and Harry Borg puttor N°Angeles pro came Bonnet Ilia club teacher two strokes ov?r par James Fogertev of 8t fouls bagged lwnie In 74 only saw 1 his manipulation of who the only 78 wlille Bid Harmon F or- - niblick on No 15 from a bad and Owen evt Dale professional putt subsequent finished next with 77 s for a par tin ee The remainder of the field was on a trick v green were willing to wager that tho big strung out in high 70 s and low 80 s Californian will beat the field jet ollowa All he needs it appeared Friday wax Gallery I fo get a break or two with his putter Jimmie Thompson r scores Three groups of threesomes Dutra for Al F ptnosa-FulrThompson-Botg Frtrlratea Cooper e Vincent and the Von w rhasm i Pugmlre drew most ofj""'T his putting touch of Finding the gallery although tho story to evade hlin In his practice Coopers brilliant wotk lured many seemed of them away as the Los Angeles star rounds here Abe Lsplntwa stayed close to par figures throughout his romped home His brother Al was equally Thompson was the object of t He falrwas M rw'K 7 be blonde Colorado ft true miring re UP f°lir birdies while Abo bi ought Npruigs scion of an English golfing home three tree amaed the spectators w ith the Coopers card showed four birdies length of his drives snd s)oon shots three ronceciitive bird coming mi In difficulty upon seveial occasions1 Nos 8 9 and 10 Cooper delivered his the Colorado siege gun gave a mas- on ter a exhibition of the recovery shot 'coup tie grace out of the canyon found The masterpiece occurred on No if he 18th when his second effort 18 Taking a spoon where practically the chasm He dropiied the difficult went down every contestant pounded out tee attempt on the green and shots with drivers Thompson belted hi two putts for the 70 the sphere to the Up of the ranjonl His ®ard follows: 415 434 444—35 about 375 jards away Crout hed nlPr i!Z nneten ground and his swing ham-- t °°PFr out ZT n pered by an Insecure balance 70 -- 55 3bJ In Cooper me cratked a full iron past the pin round will brThe second down onto tho driveway enrinlmg ibe clubhouse and underneath a gm Saturday morning at 8 30 o clot k land Iho contestants will all be In covey ol the building Standing on his right foot with hLsiby 1 p m The contestants will go bdv leaning against the wall t of the out with iho same company of the ne- first dav In a slightly changed order Clubhouse the Colorado exix-rgotiated a niblick off the cement to The final 38 holes will be plajed within four feet of the pin some 50 Sunday morning and afternoon vs Delmar Hovev B P Plschell vs Leo Leaver Carl Nordberg vs Bob Nevlns Abel Larson vxs Mel Paul Claik vs E Perrv L A Thomsen vs Cy Harbeke Willard Maw son vs Jack Cook Paul Ownby er three-corner- Rcser ves Frosli to Play B Y U PROVO -- VConfident of taking the pelts of the Tigers 19 Brigham Young unlvdsity junior varsity under the direction of Coach C J Hart left Friday afternoon for Pocatello Idaho where they will meet tho University of Idaho southafter-dargiid-de- W-Ed- If Llm-Ab- U Frosh contest The starting lineup for the freshmen will in all probability be Bateman center Peterson and Allen Vauscher and Hopkins guards tackles Hughes and Stratton endri Christianson Russell quarterback and Cutler halfback and Lewis down-Cov- -- rs k ern branch eleven In an grid game Saturday evening Although both tne Cougar varsity and reserves are battling away from home the fans of this district will be given some high class entertainment Saturday when the Branch Agricultural college eleven Invades the “Y” stadium for a contest with the B V U freshmen Coach Fred Dixon s eleven has been seriously hit bv Injuries and three regulars will be out of the game namely OGara P Wilson and Gam The latter two are out for the season but O'Gara Is expected to 'be back for the Utah ot He? Jack Purdle vs ht - ’ First-roun- Ace Foley' TiltReady Opening Malclics lust Be Compleletl ly Sunday Night By MEL OALLACHEE Fighting a shifting wind that whistled up the canyons of the picturesque Country club course and which played whimsical tricks with the ball Harry “Lighthorse" Cooper of Caliente Golf Park club of Los Angeles toured the first 18 holes of the Salt Lake City $5000 open tournament Friday in 70 strokes to show his heels to the fast field The smiHng California professional was over par on the firtt hole andi then he settled to flash a row of pars! and birdies that landed him on top of the heap two strokes in the van of Ai and Abe Espinosa famed Chicago brothers Craig Wood rising and young New Jersey phenom Utah own state champion Chariot E Foley The quartet followed Cooper to the wire with par 73s Second Time for Pairings for First Round ot sub-pa- fullback l- ntwa-Ralp- h Leavitt Wins Over Thornton id 1- j’' Jim-Parl- P Soldier Leavitt huge heavyweight from Georgia threw Bill Thornton 'in five minutes with a body slam In the semlw tndup of a wrestling card In McCullough's arena here Friday evening In the first bout of the evening John Anderson won from Doug Bees-le- y tn 11 minutes with a head scissors 't (I jl le Ill 1 Harry Cooper of the Wen Oak golf club I hit ago hold a lead over the field In the Salt Lake ( Ity 15000 open tournament at the end of the first 18 George Srhnelter Ogden xRalph Pugmlre Salt Lake xJ II Morrison Salt Lake Alex McCafferty Salt Lake two-utro- ke Scores of Friday follow: holes Harry Cooper Chicago Listen to Craig Hood Bloom Held N J Lake Espinosa North- Brook Ill 78 Abe Ispinosa 4 hh ago xl harles E Foley Salt 1 ak 77 7072 OUn DutVaVioa Angela Jimmie Thompson (ol- 37 — 4 oradu Spring's 74 Harold Long Denver Harold Mcspaddrn Himself Over E-- L Tonight al 9:45 o’Clock 1 n j i I f 1 lark Tulsa Okla Harry Borg Salt lake Kay Mjngrum Dallas on Elm DexGeorgo 4 troit Ralph Guldahl Dallaa James Fogrrtey Kirkwood 31 o Sid Harmon Salt lake xOwen 4 over Salt Lake Lew Waldron 4'hliafo Butt Martin Reno Mel Smith Portland Alex Lake Stevenson Hear him answer the untrue unfair and malicious attacks made on him (Paid Pol (let! Ad'fttscment ) FTrd Morrison Los Angeles T J Barry fireat FalLs Mont intent llollj Jimmie wood Henry Slerhar Butte xf 1) Smith Salt Lake William Willis Lake Salt t 1 cl su Salt 1 1 an 44-4- 2 — 88 — 86 40-4- 8 — 88 41-4- 5 fries xllarry Yeager Ogden Milker Riley Salt Lake X Willard Mawson Salt 1 7 8 — 78 77 — 77 — 78 1 — 78 1 — 78 41—79 6 — 87 41-4- 8 —89 i did — rn ‘f'sev V f H c fjprsni Vs - An t in a N A’ J a tii rr k ) tr u t An Pernnr' F8dl’l V"r V Tf Nt'Tk hy py'r ocis (Detroit Mlrh ) Abe Espinosa 8:38 a m — Dr E W Browning HU (Medina C C Chicago (Salt Lake I ountry club) William Ralph Pugmlre (Salt Lake Fori 5illis (Salt lake Fort Dooglas Douglas club) club) C D Nmilh (Salt Lake 925 a m — Hale Clark (Kansas 4 ountry club) f Hr Mo) Abe Lsrson (Nibley 8 35 a m — L A Thomsen iSalt Park club Salt Lake) J H lake Nibley Park rlub) Harry (Los Angeles) 930 a m — Harry Cooper (Call-rnt- e leaser (Ogden Country club) — m 4 4(1 a T J Barry Great Golf club Los Angeles) HarF'alls Meadow Lark rlub Mont) old Long (Cherry Hills C C DenColo I Owen Covey (Salt ver Merhar Butte Henry Country Lake Country club) rlub Mont) J H Morrison 9 75 a m— Mb key Riley (NibLake Country club) a m — Mel Smith (Columley Park rlub Salt lake) Ralph bia t ountry club Portland Ore) Guldahl (Parkdale C C Dallas C Fl ( lark llulva Okla unatTexas) Alex Sevenvon (Salt Lake Tel Branca tached) (Salt Lake unattached) m — Fred I ountry club) Morrison M4 8:50 a m — Olln Dutra (BrentPasadena Calif) Alex Met wood C C- - Los Angeles Calif) (Salt Lake Country rlubl Jimmie Thompson (Broadmoor George Sehnetter (Ogden C t C C Colorado Springs Colo) Ogden Utah) Harry Borg (Bonneville club Salt Lake) Harry Cooper's 855 a m— Lew Waldron (ChiTo Wed Oil Magnate re O Rullian cago HI ) C(Tooele - I tab) Sieve Love g LOS ANGELES Oct 24 (P) — (Salt Lake Forest Dale club) 9 a m — rafg Wood (Forest a unman ovrr the henri with a Hills C Bloomfield V J ) Ray golf ball is going to brlrg Fra SteMangrum 'Dallas Texas unatNrvt vens oil execuitve a wife Babe tached McHugh month it was annouoed today he will F’ranrtseo Calif unattached (an marrv Marjory Cooper sister of thp 9 05 a m— Harold SlcSpadden ' Harrv golf professional Llglitlior-Kansas itv 'Cooper (Alctory Hills C While plajing at Phoenix Mo) James Fogertey (CHage C Anz last January S’evens diove a C Kirkwood Mo I Tom McHugh bail which struck Miss Cooper A Itouglas club) romance follow cd (salt Lake Fort a m— Al Foinos (SportsF Ill 1' men C OKLAHOMA CITY Oct 24 iT — Wheeling Foley (Salt Lake Forest Dale A! Frcrhran Boston 'wnl f ght F i ankic W'rne here Noclub' limmio 3 incent (Hollywood C allf vember 3 $25 n o ’et 1X o— : tv $J50 and up I 41-4- ebrr junior coMfft of fcnot jun'or col fkf fWipd Friij hr ft cor of 35 to 7 Tim trms placed tn rnlv MJte the first half but in thr half trbrr streaked out m&kiri 13 in the l'rd pr‘od nrl 0 m thr rorM F i h tcoied f in in the eecciul I e tli tsiioe r7 Upber 'K ''AiP ?Afer b' kalter it Idkndi V I fol-lon- (Salt I ake F'orest Dale club) Willard Mawson (Nibley Park Club Salt Lake) 9 20 a m —George Von Elm I Weber Triumphs Over Snow Bojn s hf Friday’s start’irrevomes Hovrevrr a J has been made tn the g times The schedule 913 a m— Ilutt Martin (Reno C r Reno NctI Sid Flarmon Bar-mo- Lake EFHRMM Contestants will tee off at 8 30 m Saturday maintaining the same ing f Hale ( lark Kansas City not turn In card I ake Tom o a x — Amateur Salt Sali Salt 38 Milinglt Lake Tel Branca Salt Lake Abel Laison OK xsteve Love Salt Lake San Babe McHugh Francisco XDr E VV Browning Salt Lake xJ II Barmore Los An- - — 75 75 75 Kansas (itv X 7 ! ) George Tooele 37-7- C E Thomsen XL Al RSi'ffofd SPECIAL RESULTS FIRST DAY OPEN MEET PAIRINGS FOR SECOND 18 HOLES ITow fine it is to time a dean hinny car these beautiful fall Ia)s Don't let jours look shabby Drive in today for a real we'd! job! ie use tlie latest type equipment and our men exercise the utino-- t care on every ear Sister Hit-'tir- I C I ) Don't Forget Your Brakes This Is the Official lime for Brake Testing and Here Is the Best Tlace to Have it Done! 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