Show FRIDAY MORNING JULY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 17 193f 15 ENTRIES FOR UTAH STATE TENNIS TOURNEY CLOSE FRIDAY K i Champ Trio Eleanor Hplm Interest in Dixon Gallacher Duo Of Portland Helene Madison Junior Event Fall in Denver Meet Make Fast Time Men Survive On Increase Ilall Jacobs Defeat Utahns IleyXlIers! NEW YQRK July 16 Superheated Golf in Superheated Weather Marks Quarterfinals x PORTLAND V Ore July 16 under a sweltering sun with as the golf ss hot the weather Johnny Lehman Chicago defending tltllst and three Portlanders Don Moe Dr O P Willing and Malcolm today marched victoriousquarter-final- s ly through the of the western amateur golf tournament In the semifinals tomorrow to the two men who will meet for the 1931 championship Saturday Lehman will tangle with Moe and Willing will clash with McNaughton Shooting 68's 69 's and 71's and other magnificent scores in their rounds today Lehman eliminated Harold Thompson Olendale Cal 6 and 6 Moe trounced Fay Coleman Los Angeles 7 and 6 Willing breezed through Jack Oaines Olendale 4 and 3 and McNaughton ousted Rudie Wilhelm Portland 0 and 4 lng le de 18-h- Holm national back stroke swimming champion tonight successfully defended her national title at 330 yards In the second night of the National A A U outdoor swimming championships at Bronx beach on Long Island sound She failed by almost four seconds of matching her world's record The time was 3 minutes 4 seconds Helene Madison of Beattie Wash flashed to victory tn the free style event for her third national title defense In the current championseconds 3 3 5 ships in 5 minutes 4 seconds behind her world standard Lenore Kight who swam second to the girl from the northwest last night In the mile free style again was second 6ome 15 yards back Josephine McKlm of the Los Angeles Athletic club former national champion was third In a close finish with Florence Southard of the Buffalo N Y Women’s Aquatic club At the end of the second night of the championships Miss Madison the lone representative of the Washington Athletic club was leading the team race with 15 points The Women’s Swimming Association of New York was second with 10 the Los Angeles A C third with 7 3-- 5 440-yar- d Nibley Golfers ENDING OF Play Round in Scliubach Meet II S RIVALRY ‘PROP SEES NEW YORK July 16 m— Dr David Suedden professor of education at Columbia university predicted today that by 1960 com- The second round of play In the Schubach cup tournament was completed Thursday The third round matches must be played by Saturday according to Professional will Mickey Riley petitive interschblastic sports Following are the second round have been abolished by all the results: Judd Purdie defeated E W Overbetter publio schools Winkler' 3 and 3 Ward Thorpe deis emphasis on sports at present due to an abnormal public appe- feated Jack Cook 3 am' 1 Art Hurtz-le- r Anderson 3 and tite for heroes he said in an ad- 2 Ldefeated C Adefeated Bukosver S Bukos-vdress at a summer school open 1 up: William Purdie defeated forum B Twelves 1 up Jim Terry defeated Jed Done 2 and 1 D Newman deer feated Q Pack 4 and 3 Third round pairings: winner of Slms-Len- match lg Prisoners Lose To Sugarhouse 1 Sam Whitney Bob Good-el- l Add Color to Annual Net Classic The State Prison baseball team lost Its lame of the season in 13 starts Saturday to the Susarhouse nine !1 to 5 The steady hurling of Morton and the Ward Murphy heavy hitting of Pearson and Allsop was too much for th pris oners SUGARHOUSE I STATE PRISON BHOA BHOAI Pearson 2toa 5 2 2 2 Red) nr 3b-s- s 4 13 6 4 15 1 Scanlon 8b 5 11 01 Trujillo ss-p- -c 4 15 0 3 3 3 Olfitrand lb Murphy 4 11 aiBarton Zb7 4 0 10 Allsop ss Morton p 4 0 4 8 Smith p-Ward lb 5 4 8 NRlbletts If 8 Oliver cf 4 0 1 lMorn rt-3- b 4 10 1 5 1 lOOHononcf Harmon o 10 C Oliver rt 10 lIMrere ef-- c 4 0 0 0 If' (oMSonfla — fHudson rt-- p S 1 Houston S)dfb(&Kid Wichita Falls Dallas Fort Worth Shreveport San Antonio Galveston 10 10 9 r Fisliin’ News a Utah Friday announced by Therein Parmelee president of the Salt Lake Tennis association after a meeting of the executive committee of that body Thursday The entries were to have closed Thursday but' the privilege of signing up to Friday was granted to netters so the executive committee thought that the same privilege should be extended to local players Interest In Junior Event Increases Interest in the Junior event apparently is keener this season than In the Colorado state meet here Thursday The scores were and 6 3 The Utah tennlseers lost the opening set after waging a brilliant fight 8-- 6 and 12-1- 4 Hall’s finally smashed up the match in the they Here’s Merry vice to even W J Warburton secretary of the Balt Lake County Fish and Game association burst out Thursday night with some’ news ez is news Bill proclaims at 10 o'clock this (Friday) forenoon the association will begin the planting of 4000 trout Joe Barney of the Salt Lake club In Ihe Utah Btate league and Fie Droubay of the Provo Tlmp left Thursday afternoon for Den ver where they will take part In the 'Denver Post’s annual baaeball tournament The Utah Itara will play with a Denver club Pie will hold either first or third base and Joe of course will do aome hurling in Spring Runs These newcomers are from 9 to 11 inches In length and were purchased by the state from a ’ private hatchery ser- Does 10315 Kaye Don GARDONE 16 UP— Kaye RIVERA Italy July British speedboat Don made an unofficial run of on Lake Garda 10315 miles per a new propellor today in testing for his Miss England II the boat in which he set the world's record of a few days ago 110 323 miles an driver hour out hour sec-on- d Former Bee Hit In Clean-UPosition for Visit- Bill Rumler former alar outfielder for the old Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast league and until this season with Hollywood will be Clowns with the Canadian-Amerlca- n nationally known barnstorming team when they play here Sunday with a group of local The game is scheduled for 3 o'clock and will be held In Community park AFRICAN According to advance notices Bill will play centerfleld for the Clowns Ted MeKan of JohtnnMbunr South is toccer and ten He will bat fourth which Is as it nla at eaptalnelecl InLata collect next Pennvlvania 6 should be providing he can still year game- again solved Hall’s delivery In the opening game to get the Jump In the third set but due to Jacobs’ terrific overhead smashing the Utahns were unable to take the advantage Jacobs who the United States ranks No 13 proved the bomb that shelled the Utah players out of the meet his it has been for some time accord- severe southpaw service and overing to President Parmelee To date head placements being deciding fac twenty-fou- r Junior tars have sent tors in the outcome in entry blanks and the president Mel Gallacher paired with Miss expects more Mary Lee O’Malley of Los Angeles All the other events are attract- has entered the semifinal round of ing their usual amount of Interest the mixed doubles On Friday the combine meets Miss with the exception of the womens singles Only eight feminine play Mary McLean and Tom Harper of ers have signed so far Several Denver In the other bracket Miss women Wllla Wolcott tournament Denver and Jimmy prominent players have not yet been heard Quick of Texas meet Miss Mary from so this number is expected to Lowndes of Denver and John Bin swell somewhat Friday of Texas There are thirteen entrants for Berkeley Bell twice singles chamthe men’s doubles tMrty for the pion was favored to repeat for his men’s singles and ten for the junior third title by overcoming J Gilbert doubles Entry blanks may be ob- Hall of Orange N J In straight sets tained at The Tribune or at any 6 3 i 6 2 Jimmy Quick of Austin Texas will meet Bell In semifinal sporting goods store match as the result of his victory toGoodell Whitney over Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore day Enter Tourney by default Jacobs was suffering The announcement that Sam from a leg injury In the lower bracket in the other Whitney former state champion and Bob Goodell a quarter-fina- l match Bruce B?rnes of several University of Utah star another Austin player will meet enter added has would David Jones of New York Jones de years ago a great aeal of Interest to the meet feated Billy Doeg Santa Monica Sam who has been 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