| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING 4 D JULY 2G 1931 I’ HUNDRED YOUTHFUL GOLFERS START IN TRIBUNE MEETS Dudley Shoots Record 65 to Lead Contestants in St Paul Open Field TfO ' 4 ' ?4 How They Start Idaho Sends Monday in Tribune Golf Tournament Pair to Try 1t J Uln For Honors m— for V on Howard Badger t IS— Fred Brown Blille Auk! Wallins Hemming Oordon Waustwon Junior Jse—Jim Kunksl Archie Brammsr I SO— Olon Orals Cora Fttooc Tsllord Harrs Stevens (1) Four young golfer wbo are expected to make atrong bids championships In the annual Tribune roll tournament Kitten Ballard wbo won the Juvenile hunting in 1929 the Juvenile champion of last season (3) John (2) Paul Dror who O’Rulllan a serious contender for several years Junior champion ' bss been (4) Ed Kingsley 1930 Las Harlow Farnsworth Susan Osart hh Vincent Pearson Budala Jnrlson Qualifying Rounds 1 is— Hobart Bureau Jack Ortas Albert StlUmltt Jow Hurst Ed Proctor Doan Tt— StulrM atanlar Early Butohluaa Jamca Sinclair Jr TS1— Bill Coon a Ton rttax trick BlBv Um Combs Jack Milner A t Si— Bob Kapp less Hadflsld Oosa Raid Joa Bald T ST—Jim Jarratt Waal Pataraoa Philip Van than 300 ambitious young Boualar Kajr Simmons S SO— Lewis Janaan golfer from all part of Utah with Bains Thermns TarlorMath aw Uoa Jaak two antrle from Idaho are all eet ark Swanson Prank Woollar Loula Hall Hutches to tart early Monday morning on Millar I OS— Nod Powlar Tommy Brans Orast the battle for two Utah at ate titles Hansen Jim Korns Itos— Bill Korns lawranae Jonas Dasnp the state Juvenile and state Junior Alaup Henry Matnlau amateur championships Both tourna-- ’ I IS— John Mathlsu Joa Ban tar sill ments are epooaored by The Salt I IS— BUI Darldaon Bap Murrav Dick Milner Wallaia Macs 110— BUI Bnrksion Wallar Johnson SI lake Tribune don fitevonaoD Ernaat Bach Jr Qualifying rounds for both tourna- S Jl— Mikn Bnaiano Xar tetfanrca B arChstnevs ments will begin promptly at 7:30 il MUIer Tom Bowers Bert Wortbaa- - Star-l)nAll players In the I Jt—Jontl m Monday Webber Charles Bvaalnatr tournament will be required to be on 1 IT— John fisherman Law La Tavor Parson William Oansr hand for final Instructions on ground Oeoraa SO— Dick Ball stanlar Parker LaMar rule and rules of play which will he SandaU Douglas Smith 1 33— Don Tomlin Delbert MltehaU BUI given by J M ("Mickey”) Riley Rowlor Jack Porter professional at Nibley park who la In S 10— Richard Mel Neldtf Oossrtfl Kleth Bpraltey Harold Hsrknaat charge of the tournament JtoblnsoB I 3—Cullen Pass MoGarry axe Instruction! Immediately after Umar Mowers Loa Whit Issued by Pro Riley the youngsters 43— Cecil Howard Biubbs Oolllns Bchoffold Paul Avanaon will set out In foursomes at 'three-minut- e Charlis 1 4S— Francis Stubbs JCan Wllles Jack Intervals and will continue Qurra Dick Johnson — until tha entire group Is sentjout on I 40— Minor Ball Jesas Mansis Waltar Brana Cost riff Kannath Its first rounds Every effort will be Isi— Clyde Howaar Bob Bchofutd dor-do- n made to have the tournament play-- 1 Kirby Wattla UKfolisld S 34— Mac Yaataa Howard Henderson era qualified by noon or shorter thereBwanaon O’ an McCarty after so that the course may he open Ruiitll I H— Stanley Parker Lrn a Morton Oasa T 43— Begin Official Monday tat regular players All Limits fixed The Juvenile tournament Is open to all youngster who had not reached their fourteenth birthday on July 15 1311 13 Horton Smith Detroit TM— 119 Olln Dntra Lea Anrelt Is Jimnr Johnston at Paul 141 Don nr ihata t foreland HI Cbleaan Harold Cooper Cliy7S-0SI4- 2 Mcbpsden Kansas Jim Fonlis tllnsdalo IJl Joe Kelfors Duluth Pirry Alliss Germanr Johnny JUvatta Cbisstvt Falla' Vi Joa Eiar unattached Tsmmr Armour Dotrolt -- 74—143 Audrey Boomers Franco Gtno Saraasu Nw iork Walter Hagen Detroit 1AA Low Waldron Collna Oklo Jim Blair MlnnoapolJs Chieais Ralph Kingsrudo Fargo N o Espinosa Cbloago xJobnny Goodman Omaha Martin Dutrn Loa Angoles Eddio Baening MinnaapoUs Wiffy Cox Brooklyn Kalpo Stonobouaa Indlanasolla Ind Lenn Mattaon St Paul Bill Kalsor LoalavUle Laurio Aylon Evunaton 111 Larry Monte Philippine lslanda Dick Grant Ft Worth Texaa Bill Mablborn Montclair N J Willard Hutchtoon Chicago Olo BL Clark Sprlngfiold Mo Maosla Miller Indianapolis Ind Looter Bolsted St Paul Joo Kennedy Madison Wig Edward Oti 8t Paul Julius Ackerbloam Little Buck Abo 7S— Minn Id 1 Wits— McDonald r I tn Bert Montrooper Decatur DL Berk Wuasaw St Paul xSonny Route Cbleoge Gerald Smithi Manhattan! Ran Llo?d NeUon Lake Delton Wle xKen Chase Ft Saellinc Gunnord Johnson St Paul Glen Weld Dulath Jeff Newton Springfield Me Lon Gallett Hooke ha Wls Joa Frank Milwaukee Bill Lovekfn Minneapolis Joe Turnosa New York Ben Knight Winona Minn Robert Harlow Lou Angeles Eddie Huebnor Antlgo Wli E W Kay Portland Ora sDunoteu amateur 1 July 35 0P— Th$ Red Robinson Mas Bwanaon BUI Kelly Bob Scho- Sox outhit the Whits Sox today but 00— Varn Stoner won a 7 to 5 victory field Grant Stavanaon the t 03— Parley John on Bobb Kapp Oordon Ths Chicagoans Pale Hose fathered only ten Auatln Kellosg Squires to hits OS— but Bostons fourteen Loa Mldslr Thornton I Paul Oardon Fran ill bunched them with two errors in the 8 00— Gen oborn Jack Husbands fifth Inning to core fiv runs Leopold Robert Harmon CHldAOO S 13— Kitten BOSTON Ballard etan Anderson B HO A BH 0 A Jaka DaBry Melby Reynolds BOfiTOtr 144 148 143 148 149 "wumiMcMillan Hits MO— T Shortest Homer Flrit —Dint UIONIA KIIUIIS rtc Kins en 110 sod (Oorbtt) ' mil I13 SS SS40 Volta Maid 3 Mlodeon 116 Mad SWp 116 Mailer Mare Dinner Tima U6 Oltn Burma 118 Chat-fTyu- it 111 Mlsa ter Queen 118 Horn Ida 116 Sabina H Ill Weaty'j Queen 116 Weesl 115 Martha L 115 Risk Mary Borah 115 33000 Second race claiming Steeple chase end up short coures two mil (T) — Sporty McOea 140 aQuaen' Pal 138 Proof Positive 130 bcicht 140 Autumn ljock113 aAorobat Q 14J Luck 116 115 Wins Ball Game ana Griffs Win oni-h- 1 1 k By PAUL MICKELSON KELLER CLUB Bfc Paul Minn Ed Dudley of WilJuly 25 (Ph-B-ig brimington Del led b gade over the lightning fadrways of Keller today with b reoord gmashtag 65 to beat Horton Smith of Detroit and George Von Elm of Lo Angeles by two shots at the halfway mark of the sizzling struggle for the $10000 St Paul open golf championship The great round" which eclipsed the course record of 66 established earlier to the day by Harrison "Jimmy’’ Johnston of St Paul 1920 national amateur champion gave the big fellow from Wilmington a total of 136 strokes 8 under par and the best record since the era of the new balloon ball par-heUl- ng 1$3 15? if - Ha Everything 71 yesterday Dudley whose sub-pwas only good for a tie for ninth field had place In the everything on his history-makin- g course trip around the today His tee shot were prodigious his approaches brilliant and his putting although a trifle erratic here and there was generally fine He toured the Outward stretch to 34 two under par and breezed home with a 31 one of the greatest Incoming rounds of golf to post his 65 to steal the great show and to beat Von Elm and Smith struggle for the lead In the for gold He collected nine birdies and went one shot over par on only one sixth where he hole— the muffed a five-foputt putts Twice he holed out 11th he and onoe on the scored a birdie three Just when It looked as If he was due to go over par again by chipping In from within 10 feet of the green Von Elm the big business man of golf and Horton Smith back on the game that made him the terror of the falrwkys a year ago repeated ar 1M sun-bak- ed ELY the Amerl can Legion Jifrilor baseball title for bova this district McGill swamped a combination Ely Ruth Kimberly nine Wednesday afternoon 25 to 8 and for tha third time will represent this district in the state contests For the past two years the Smelter ltes have been stats champions of Nevada Each game of the season has seen the McGill nine rolling up Increasingly Impressive scores They will meet Elko later to the final for this zone V le 186-ya- rd ot ot 355-ya- rd :4 16 von Aikury Boston 36 010 000- -1 110 (V 111Rom) 313 54 Bummer Xrrora— Rtrnolds Falls youngsters developed Wlwood (J Smith) i to econd Ttm hr Walker 1:47 Alio ran Bust-IWsrtlltr I Runs bttd ui— Raanolda Cl' 174 third Erickson assistant all Arrowlike Bell of Bourbon Dll Tbomaa Rhrna 3 Wabb Bwaanav Two-bBerrr 3 Rhrna Riley Erickson believes that hi Oslo Llaht Mint Fair Mlnlf Wild Laurel their performances of furloni — tolan baa— aulllvan Second rtc fiv and Bcrllloaa — K charges nave an excellent chance of Lrona Doubl Muter 115 (Tllden) lit id 413 80 plus— Thomas to Karr to Rjn yesterday by scoring 69s although copping the Utah titles and has 34 138 ST SO worn Ptctovor Ciaipll Bulllvan to Karr to Glasll Rhrna (Iliton) lit each tossed away chances of 68s on 331 94 to wanllar So Svaenar B—asnr to Rhrna ucondi Bis Blue 116 (Corbett) brought them to 6alt Lake to comeasy 1 oi SIT Bd third on ran 4 AIM Bweana the final green a comparatively Tima balla—Thomaa Bases In two-foa— J Slmpaon Jr entry pete The Tribune tournaments Kilns 3 Durham 3 Moors Bachelor Hti Great Bon Ssrli o' Mint Btruok out By IRVING VAUGHAN par five Smith muffed a Von atud erviry —thomaa 1 hPo Balk— Kllna Curr Olrl Winona Ldr vuitr Ballot Cnapsl Lrona a Bit— Elm while Larger Bali In Use on that green Third rece 31500 clslralnx putt CHICAGO (CTS)— Numerous play- Chtrll Pit Votan Snobiul (0 out In and) Thomaa In I Kllna turlonu-Oimf- lr 108 and up six furlonse (30)— Because of the championship tv Grove Mlae Milford Nine De feast missed his chance for a birdie four it Durham A la i Moora I In a Third El Bests 109 118 One Nuiskan 30 to 118 claim 33 ers Lone 16 'Again von tha Shortest Bus S3 Hop 1393 1 la L (Xlston) Mlu lay hitting ture of the tournaments both being from about six feet 104 Cros Bonei 118 Bourbon Meld 4 10 ucondi JHlih 34 aa (Tildtn) Cedar City at 113 Sun Fire 118 Shoshone home run on reoord to the major 106 118 Alesder 3 3 43 third Tims 118 recognised by the Utah State Ool Color 110 (Motr) Johnston Thrill NEW (AV-Ju' association a af 25 114 Streak L 114 Chtrllt YORK Sen Robert Pronto July Alio Prince ten Tarpon 114 Haatv Hidden bona fide champion-- ' Champs' Winning leagues but probably none can tie Perfict Model getty 108 C M McKerni 108 Se Fir 118 who gave the gaUeryites ter Ann Johnston ths Blam Thought and left of queen events king BEAVER— In the major baseball 104 (B1- - Dick Morris 114 Silver Lekt 114 Her ship player will be required Fourth rce lx furlonxe-Aur- lr thrill until Dudley ths Yankea stadium today after ap- the one for which Norman McMil- ton) 118 Ann' game of the three-da- y 143 30 IlSio Reaches Thirteen ’ 14 34 woq Romany 108 Plutetcli 114 Bunthorn to use the much discussed "balloon” here their greatest series lan then the Cubs' third baseman two hours later with 113 73 dire about 14 51 accond in Al 118 (Morriio n) stormed Bw parently Ixaivtng seen New York win was ball In the tournament The ball celebration during the homecoming Fourth rice 11800 elelmln responsible during the 1929 race Unci Mett 131 (J Smith) 33 00 third new course record ran his a a ball gamo from Detroit tha Tiger however Is not expected to cause 1 14 Mr (30)— Milford between ran Acs llvend afternoon Also Time furlonys Kentucky when the Brulne won the pennant was tied by Desire 10T Eeobe Lend 107 Tonlsht 110 Thursday staged b five-ruPen Prlncaaa Peier uprlalng capped by The ball didn’t much trouble with thi shorter drives score was 23 to total to 139 and later AMERICAN LEAGUE more than 60 Royal Rufllin lio Qolden Ctste 110 eterhsn and Cedar City ths furlonai Fifth' race’ Uv and Olln Dutra the Spanish caballero Charley Oehrtager'a homer in the feet behind thirdtravel won 5 of the youngster 103 War Tide 116 Milford favor Beaver to 4 110 1146 of 78 63 90 Frlnce tandlM at Tna Queen Crystal Modern It won base (Meyer) a $134 von Colonial Belle 111 But from Los Angeles Dutra scored a 71 Eulsln 107 Irleti Spre oat Pet ninth toning ana tied ths score Two B 110 Happy from St Won The entry list of the tournament (J Smith) Fellow George to a game WednesTO TIT Innings 110 10' game the other four 110 Llsht 3 34eecond 123 Coldsn 80 4 Wlteon Beana Sewell Jos later yesterday then Joined ahow practically all of the finest Philadelphia duplicated On the afternoon of August 25 (Morrison) 13 64 634 jButter lQJ Also Sertesnt D 110 Brlsht Rw' 107 Zln day afternoon t33 Washington with a 69 to tie Johnston Oehringer’a feat clouting a homer 1929 107 Celtic as se 110 Gold between the junior a Way Brronla Anita Orraont ran In young golfer of the state Except- New York game Catherine the Reds Cincinnati had spon473 with two on Dtae and 44 43 no Tip no zod Poa Oala Pllsht gave the Yan- sored some teams of Parowan and Beaver Thurs- for fourth place— three shots away ionally keen competition Is expected Cleveland 41 473 kees a 10 49 Fifth race 11600 preer-old- s Louis vei mile — Icnss Blxth race viis and hitting against the high flying Dudley 7 timely to victory because of the presence of three for- St S BOftOrt 103 Bell 14 3 3 89 (7)— ins IV Annlmeetis 13 3364 aaa a4 Rock day afternoon Beaver won with a from Smltta) ‘ Charley Root and Eppa Rlxey had Tola ST 137 Johnston who used only 30 putts S3 mer state champions to the Junior ChietfO worn jr“ Flo O'Hell 107 (Kam) 113 44 S3 98 Volte Green 1 Oli-- tone Merlin 106 Knlcht'i score of 18 to 10‘ The Beaver boys CITROiTHOA SA Detroit o 68 Cell 109 Bosefebo 103 IN brilliant round scored a 32 Maid of Honor were also victorious the on stopped the Cube oold Going Into second Sarcastic‘ 113 (ClillaJid) J4 - ef-amateur tournament The list InAlio ran previous day fourhisunder par going out and re8 Royal 101 the last of the eighth the score was yt’hla Sixth race aeeond dbdtion 11600 clude Ed Ktogaley present Utah JunIn Susan's a Parowan Sister with Bonnie Semper Felix game Ranlts 5 Sr 3 to to favor of the Rede A few Whlskarrow Nla ridavB seven furlonss (61— LeSalla 103 The H: ymph Leah Jana turned with a 34 On tha final green ior amateur champion Paul Droe Ju- Botrott f Gchrlnr 111 IBrrdMonaol 103 Sun Fet 106 Hlllsborouah 103 minutes later the Cubs had staged a Seventh race198 onth and 131 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION he watched Ralph Klngsrud Fargo Stone Olmltntf venile champion of 1930 and Kitten Chlotso Rusty 106 Abdel 103 48 31140 miles— Spud eeven-ru(Roderick) Teams T af Boston 0 because four of Standing them nderlb If N D professional score a deuce on rally Seventh race 11600 claiming 14 won Ballard Juvenile champion of 1939 Carter 119 (Meyer) nd SU Louts I Wftshtnftoi V Johnaoni it 4 1 OLary as of McMillan’s hornet run In the '5S6SS 13 78 Lucky up ona and miles US)— second South Seal 108 the par five hole and got such an 4 Dlrkrrt Koenig Ballard Is said to be at the height Paul St Mors n Fever 108 Bub McFarland 111 Also 13 39 third Time Bo47 6 an eagle Owen KehoSalt 3b’ eighth Inning the Cube tied the score ran Hilee ijLUwri 108 gtmdar's Inspiration that he bagged well 106 106 Indianapolis The Duke Blue Bis Kenashaw nf hi uniformly excellent game Lev Waterport J'lCook Bt touts ct Washington from and still had the bases lull with two Dratle Celt Black Stockinit Trotwood Enslevood 10S Shady Rest J06 Galahad LoulsvUi Dutra also putting three t i 4!Wvsr P te:thp? Players entering the Junior open Chicago st Now York Kansas 116 Alto City lOd Paula L 107 LearJwdlne outs Tv all comers of the green took 34 both xmMcMsnua 0 0 tournament may submit their entries Detroit at Boston 87 Flylna Cherokee 104 Please J06 Trek Minneapolis Doilack of I 0 Plparss’ p' When It became evident that the Milwaukee 110 Far Avay 106 Coady 10 ways Hopelleld Columbus until noon on Saturday August I mlsdslphi st Clmltnds UTONIA ENTB1XS 10L Chip 101 b Cubs were at least going to tls the Tbtals 44 Sx31 111 Tots The qualifying rounds of the tourna1111313 score Tolado 1 1800 claiming race Xlthth fW race and 11300 First PHILADELPHIA Pa July 25 m— On whan vlnnlns run' scorsd' Manager McCarthy hurried nd up on ment will be played on August I with K crowd ol 32000 aaw tha Philadel- XiBattedout for and miles (30)— furlongs ( 30 — Grand Union 115 Walkar in ninth Devon JOS Briaht Dey 106 Hursle 100 116 Prince Rock 116 Black Strip Currant Result Pitcher Penner to tho bull-peThe Essential match play beginning August 4 txxBitted for Bor ru a ninth Our Pel 110 Fern F 100 Stick Around Choic 115 115 LoJo 1!5 Invidious Columbus 5 Toledo 6 man phia Athletic run their winning Play dug-ouRan for Lasasrl in levnih ran t from the young away 110 Oreydal 111 115 115 115 106 P 8veet 105 Broca Poly Elcldlo Easy Minneapolis 9 St Paul IS streak to thirteen and on his way he threw down Rd Shadow 116 Prince T 115 Salud 116 116 Shanett ! BandyMandy Jo? Vi &fihore 110 HarLouisville 4 Indianapolis UL 109 Prince Tokalon 105 115 215 Prince BalDunes Seth's Herbert poon straight today by hla Clagbr'r Kansas City A Milwaukee 6 leather Jacket close Frrora— It Alexander dropped flummary? Koantg 126 lot 110 Frtncesa Kdlth 105 Madcap Mar115 Th Mlnfc Choice H5 Drury SawtH Chapman Lineri taking both ends of Runa batted to the stand about 60 feet behind Prince vin 105 Pellearlno 110 110 Megan 115 Coeton Hill 110 Searlnaton in— Koettla FORT SMITH ROOKS GOOD 3 Chapman double header Dickey Gehrig Second rect S1200 and Up Traumel 4 King Lehr 105 Laxeerl S Larr McManua Chle Oeh third base Fort Smith Ark la credited with sendsix furloni (30)— Jack Hows 115 Major Weather clear trick last with the Cleveland ld McMillan drove!' a hit past third Tom ringer I Bewail 9 hita— ChapCHICAGO July 25 ' more ing prospect to fester leagues than 110 110 Boundtn Beall Anna Hock 110 man Alexander Byrd LaEserl Three-bas- e Indians any othsr club In the Western association “Red" Orange has signed for another 105 was at that least double Dorlta HO 8tar Play 110 a Tha ball hit— KERO Johnson RESULT Home Byrd Hayworth 100 Van 105 Jeanne Loud Bernice Speaker champions won of Bears rune— season with the Chicago BewslL Btolen Bases— bounded past the base turned sud- Wachs 105 Violet Crown 105 My Last first race' liva and furlong Pandect 109 Paraell 109 Oeorg plena 103 LOS ANGELES July 35 (UP)— the first game 6 to Chspman Gehrig Lory Lasterl Football BacrKioeg denly toward the stand and appar- Honey 100 Ben Professional 115 National 110 for the 103 Myth Silver Man older and nonwlnnera at Tincup Double play and putting on chapman plpt Clastic JOO Hieover 1J5 Miss Onlne this The four horsemen of Notre Dame 3 two-ruThe famous "Galloping Eighth race mile ana seventy yard— league —Jean Gathering (Rodrigues) —Owen (unaaaisied)i uehringer to Altxan ently rolled Into the drain gutter Watch 100 Asitator H0 Satlsfier 92 Trumpet Rock 109 Brun 116 Ghost” ijidden Thought 205 von meeting Weaver to Larr to Gehris 1140 14 63 00 Heartache rally in Baeei on Swanson left for California today to Cincinnati's left arrived to Loa Angeles today to take a fielder (Dyer) Ruben 100 Cas Matt 115 109 Klxon 116 Wool Uncle WaJger 4 3 Weaver second 3460: ths the LueardI (Thompion) ninth of Brldf flwa and third 111900 $1300 104 Mad Boy 115 Juares 104 Tensaa start work on a motion picture and raced over to retrieve It He looked ok out— Weaver 0 Time 108 Also ran— Everyway Boy part to a motion picture that was second 107 Oboyle 107 Little Jennie 103 Bing 107 will return jurlongi 25')— Bailing Moon 116 Mildred Wood Rosabella early to September to 'gavar 3 In I 8 Welli first conceived by their famous coach won 3 to 3 Colonel Winn Heroakerra along the gutter but tt wasn't there Beauty Bride 115 Lehmann 110 Wtllor Bramble 113 Petty Aorreil 8 8 I In In Piprres I Winning pitcher— Bridges Finally he picked up Penner Jacket Leila Lee 110 Better Fly 5 Lohl 116 Second race fiv and Join the Bear In training Aha late Knute Rockne Weather clear: track faii I In S Pipgros had 11 5 furlonga Grove Moss 116 oMlss Danes Rainbow Locust Lefty - Rockne waa killed to an shook It and threw It down again for Losing pltchar—Bridies and older nonwlnnera at airplane Hoptown 110 Shaker Lady 215 Prefer 115 this meeting — Junior better of Wee Seth (Hart) won 18 Tha ball simply had vanished trash while en route hers to die the Ferrell aPrineella 110 Lonrir 115s Vestaft Clark 13 13 60 Besale V the (Arnold) eecond 13 80 ark-Igfor V-WASHTNOTON ley 35 110 Maraorandum I July 119 Meanwhile Wilson cue plan for the picture which will 33 60 Scotland and Yard Cuyler (Lana) third 810 s Fourth race $1300 allowance time thiaiLv' 98 5 up hla tenth victory of the sea- Tolson were Alto rsn— Huon Pin Time CrimMcbe called "Spirit of Notre Dame" seoond up six furlongs son t son Fred Marberry held St Loul to Millan much tearing plateward Runner Wasatch Maryetts King Torn 110 Doubleheart With ths four horsemen Don Mil- eeaaon In the open-- 1 ficotland'g 8— 125 Olory on surprised kept Nash right Neuebaum Billy Ferrell five aSklrl IU Worm 100 Justinian U2 Fairy Third race six furlonss hits today and Washington won tag game O’iE RED CENT ler Jim Crowley Harry Btuhldreher waa for going The umpires were scratching 7 Bir Business lift aPllmoy 107 solved for 11 hits four of which 7 to 1 and elder— Facslmlls (Rodrigues) won 38 Rnd Elmer Layden were nine other V whitner their heads and Red players were entry 14 13 Honeyco (Terhune) I 30 16 er In seventh second were the Inning WASHXHOT05 bunched lOOTS race $1500 football stars who won fame on Notre handicap 4 Black Man (Arnold) third 3 20 Time BHOAf BHOA scurrying over to assist Swanson Fi- andFifth up 1 15 Also ran— Time and Tide The EI10UGIII Dame teams during the put six years to give the Mackmen three runt that Bihulta ef 4 0 4 Onr lb nally McMillan scored The ball was Don lead Cleveland Mellllb Runt a 1 I 3 Mnush Aisle out 3b 4 Star Kalakaua wiped Braybent 103 Mrs Rockne the mentor’s widow and BargeUo ill still missing so there was nothing to Sixth Ooilln If Busy Seth Mias Fountain 3 10 6 Cronin i the for race Connally pitched $1200 claiming Sergeant eon 8 Krese is Fourth race six furlonss her do but forget about It and continue and up flllteB and xnarei on and 4 0 9I OiHarrla rf Billy aged 8 also accompa- Cleveland year cuds and Indians In the second game Stortl lb Dawn (Wright) wnn 113 00 0 1 JlBiutiga miles nied ths group to play Fair Rosalind Hi older— flhaata One 'Cent is all tt takes to $4 00 Into the turns lb Yumurl ’Merrick) 4 011 l Wt accond 105 Broom &bot 109 Prlnoeaa Prom- $5 60( Chene A rousing weloomt wsa accorded He had a 3 to I edge going 60 80 $3 $3 enkim rL 3 The game ended Penner reached ise 105 M&iel 111 Brush 113 Kathryn I 6 KuhaL Xugene O’fiuU'vsn (van Pelt) A'e Bengough the when ninth last the half of 11 30 $2 80 Time 4 Alao ran— 3 0 0 Openear a the party by a crowd of football fans bny any kind of panti you for his Jacket and pushed his right 100 Wi Weldel 114 Belen 109 Our Nan- third Herbert Wabuska Maid Ouaal 3 Q 4 MarbtJ7 p 0 put over the necessary two runs to Stewart p 106 Playfellow land personal friends Dream lift109 Almeo Gold- Qeneral Pool Gcnerai Leggett Party Nlncr hand Into the sleeve There was the smith 0 0 Jl p want np to $895 value 113 Princess win on Cochrane' double a sacri- Bravton Peggy xKlmaa Fifth raoe aix furlongs and balL Seventh race $1300 cliaiming fice and Williams' single older— Bees Cloi (Van Pelt) won 913 40 one and and miles up (12) 4— 1)1 TnUls 40 00 $3 d $4 Keala 34 8 afIn Moane 33 Total f 3113)7 3 (Arnold) Grove's triumph the first — Bug Hunter HO 113 Petrolle to Mines Pie 8krip for fiteaarl In alghth Low Gear 110 Prose $3 60 $9 60 $2 60 Oene Oliver (Hart) third 102 Lady Ebony 109 THE BIG SIX fair was hla twentieth of the season B xBatted Loul Alai rau Infinltua Time 113 100 000 000—1 of Warwick 114 UT and Meet Poetry Earl two Cut 014 Short Coin a defeats 000 03x— 7 Washington Jr Oolda August DO IT against Lucky Prog Kenashaw 110 Monkey Rhine 105 Bushing pero HERE’S THE WAY Frror— Schulte Crouln Rung Summary: Privately firil fimt' The Btandlfin 119 Best Ace 107 King Pin 114 Sixth raoe on mile and baU4 in— Ooalln Wet 3 Harris Bluete FHILADXIPHTA CLXVLLAHD O AB R H Pet clear track cool NEW YORK July 25 Weather older— won 90 3 A — Kuhel 00 919 A B (Merrick) $6 HO Spectre hits B HO Himmons Athletic Spencer m9 90 396 81 148 BUY ONE PAIR PANTS AT OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE M20 Big Stuff lArraud) aeeond 14 40 Eqtiare Garden today tentatively eet gwd It hlta— Mellllo Ruth Yankees 4 3 0 0 Blhop 82 30! 84 113 KEIClA 375 ARLINGTON I I ' Bate (Terhut-- ) run— West Sacrifice— Myer Double Morgan Indians third i$20 Kentucky I 1 j H 3b 80 377 50 103 868 August 30 as tho date tor the “rub- - Avar!!! —Pay On Extra Penny and Take Two’ ftulpp cr 1 93 42 109 00 Tecs Cronin to ran— Herts Bur First Albtxno Time 4 ) 0 Cochrans courie— on Kuhoi Base io Mm Alo Klein Phillies 91 358 83 129 351 her” match between Jimmy McLar-nl- n Moran lb (L Cunnlnshsmi 3 Marberry 1 3 08 4400 (S 04 won: HHU Reputation Com Printer Struck out Hendrick Reds Braxtoa Simmons & i Along 77 393 44 103 349 4 30 Field Marshal BUYS t PAIRS OSOS 16 74 1 ( QFoxx Hit— wart 11 m 7 Bros-0- 1 Grimm Cubg i — Marberry 8 and Billy Petrolle at the Yankee Vomik If BUY! I PAIRS SI OS lb 87 ill 41 108 347 River Foreit 110 (Vercher) ton 1 1 S Miner Seventh race one and in 1 ynilea Losing pitcher— Stewart In rf Divli Phillies 77 348 19 88 347 second Chip 109 (Nelson) IJ 56 third atadium Length of the match and Kmm PANTS OB KNICKERS PANTS OR RNICKER Weldel Tims 158 Also ran Wtcllm Jess is and Sovll s 0 4 LMcNalr Sb Harbor Phsntulms other details are due for settlement Mnrusua ss 10 Ciwtllisms si (Corn) won 11000 $4 60 $3 30 Nay Ruddy Crey Outer 00 rscs on 60 99 Second $6 r cond five Banner nd furl 0 BUYS Kd I PAIRS 0208 (Arraud) farrall p 10 lQrovs p AJpnday $3 60 —Etcetera 113(McCoy) Jim IS 94 f 3 73 (Arnold) Time 164 6 third PANTS OR KNICKERS 110 (Abater) won VBt7'i Junior PANT! OR KNICKERS 730 Also ran— Kansas Hope Heraaklta Bryn y 88 11 97 14 usual Totals '0f CK'J Total - LYNCH 44 second Indian Huzmsr $4 219 MXCUIGAN CHAMP dear Parneli Plena 0f0—3 Oeonre AUn) XpceiUon uivln6 Tim 1:06 ran Alio 13 31 000 900 llx— 0 Mont $910 third BUYS S FAIRS S30S CRAND RAPIDS Mlrh July J5 Philadelphia Burning BlateT Toll lea Hooilar Wlncti Runs bat Summarjr: Frrof—Mcyalr PANTS OR KNICKERS Pair are site Election Dap ’ (T) — Jack Lynch of Taft CaL won tfd in— 3eda Voamlki Karnm WNalr 3 UNO IHTKIES ThirJ raoe Tux 113 Xurlonu— 1 Epithet’ Simmons William Twoba Ftnt race fiv furlonai — Develta 110 the western Michigan open tennis Grova Pinnerty) $20 34 $0 18 143$ won No Myrtlnell hltg— Monlarua Bimmont Barrlflcaa— Mil107 107 Van Ranchar Bill Dud More lift (l Cunningham) $3 94 $373 championship Haag Doub) playi— William to BUhoP by defeating “Doc" lar Ltkipuu 115 Of Be 107 Carol Hills second Footmark 10a (A)lenj $6 60 tnlrd 109 to Poig 3 Base on balla—Farrell I Barr of Dallas Texaa In the finals of Qrova 107 Bay Point 107 110 Tim record) ran Alan out— ParrtU J Orovt I 3 (Naw Struck fi Second race onehmlf furlonto— NEW tnd YORK July 25 (AV-- It seems on a foul In four rounds over a year Burning Up CoDacienc Ladder Night the men's singles here today Th National Pants Shop 1931 Sal is tha talk of th town— thousandf Lucky Devil 105 For Ms 109 Blue Rost 107 Call A0 nd thousand of pairs ara gold and (on 64 to Never betora In the history 3eond famv world as If 109 Billy Cook 105 title Don sudago conflict the Jr has Yourab 10) for curfew Jack sounding rare course— gunny Lassie Fourth I Herts CUVKDAND PHILADELPHIA of th United States were gueh new stylish 103 102 106 Shot Proctor Strip Hui pant sold for been reduced to the stature of 64 I Whitaker) 14520 $13 52 45 04 won 6hata denly A B of HO because hla to beat 107 so little monev 97 Mrrif aa 94 Betfailure BHOA' Sharkey Hundred we of Nonama wrrt Oprett unable to put out at (Irat ®4 pant A “ “ Commander 14 $4 (Rllajr) an 107 $7 Knight The 3b faithA 107 Vflanl ordinary ti Blihop 109 Meadow heavyweight now on tra Sale Is a close— to The display Bl( second feuam 210 (Steffen) $544 third get In now drawing 0 Haag ef Mickey Walker waa a bit premature “ ful seem to think that there are at Tim half 1:35 ran Dark 8ea fiU Unlucky trbtta election 1a big DON’T PUT OTT YOUR BUYINO TOO LONG! lilhamo ts 107 10d Zublena 103 Aprohett Instead of Walker the little least two heavyweights who can whip Ttrdale Mr DandyUao 0 Simmon a U Dunn 103 Gransson 106 Bonn! THREE THOUSAND BUYERS COULDN'T BE WRONO mUea— Dolly 105 Fifth rar on and 0 FoxXe lb Mias Fashion Plat 90 Amai leaping overnight Into an him and possibly more 12ft (Phl!1ioa) 93$$ 12 34 13 95 brk 1 Millar rf 93 fieth'i Quen armful of golden offers and possibiliThe result Is a general rush to sign Sunbetu won Mlk Hall 120 (McDermott) 9010 Helen Cathwin O Sb France E 107 Dlroa 09 eecond Gallant Knight 126 (Bchutte) jCllauea 105 ties it la the emtio aaiior who la be- Sharkey for a ' bout where the cus- 99 06 51ontaU § PalmltaaQi a 106 2 0l 6 Cochrane 0 )9 90 third TUr-'ef (Nt Xf¥tt r0 Fourth race fix furlocrt— No Frcua 111 tomers will come to see their long- ora sieged with chance to go to work n®w Alao ran ) Flar 0 MeDonaid B irnctt aa Jtaate Lllliard 100 MaJaata Irleland 107 p Birth race on fipaniah 3 WalbetCs p and ontifhth w!le— Strangely enough to the eyes of time ambitions satisfied Connaila p 103 TarOoiden Gift 113 Boutbern No 2U 10ft (Steffen S lfi54 $4 10 19 11 rant iTodl the big league promoters Sharkey's Thus Sharkey can have for the Try 110 104 Lucero 107 Laflorell Dpn won J Cunningham) Entard 1047 Mouthpiece lot Florist 100 Dr MiUertck 104 110 iFhU- 33 8 37 18 value as a drawing card has taken asking a bout with Tommy Loughren $4 61 93 13 eecond Sun Hatter 39 8x79 8! Totals Ttal Chlnampa 200 Oek Font 109 Crlanaoa RunTime I $1 a sudden leap They point out he has at Ebbets field to August and win or ran Amrva! xOno out vrhon winning run ooorrd 108 ner Ttmea Suitor xiBattod for Montague In sNnth lx furlonao— Billy Nlcktler rare never been a popular favorite and lose there la an opportunity waiting 0vnth raci Modem one and mi’ea— 11 FiUh gfiatied for Walberg la ninth © Po!u 110 ooiden Laur 4 94 106 Bella ri on lift 0O0 020— 3 more cash customers came through Mm to tackle the giant Prlmo ear- ta Drone lW (F C Biuthi 110 70 CTfveland Seth 110 Bhasta Brone 112 Come 102 (Rostl $3 90 won Fair Btn 94 04 AlonrBuv 100 0O0 0i)2— 3 the turnstiles to see him 113 )Pfi liadFphJ 102 Thelma O 106 beat- ner In the earns National league bail 9 20 itcond Vermieulitg 101 0ohutt Vohacaat a take M Error — BurnrU Wllliami Aeain 106 Alao ran Shuffle 3 33 Run batted !n— Mratt ing than he ever lured to watch him park late In September or early In 15 03 third Time yoEXe McNair Sixth rare on end mile Cabildo Ormontline Sam v Hoag 3 Williams Major hit— Aver-- x win Wlaarary —Bis And 113 view October of the Boston Fas Mias Maryland Comet Tarniah Span-floStuff in Money’s Worth 110 baso— Morgan hi Haas Cochran 109 Charminc Homme 90 Now Mama Now the exl&nstlon is that the bel- gob's poor showing against Walker Doubia plyo— ParrlUcco— Connalr 10ft fill Cho Cbo 96 Fair Catch 100 licose bluejacket stripped of the aura both of these opponents would enter Wllltarag Hishcp to Williams to Povx Lorkei 109 ' to Bishop to Fox Post to Williams Bes of ULHGTOM ENTRIES BSventh rac on and mile— Invincibility that surrounded him the ring at least an even money popuon bus— Connally 5 McDonald 9 e PIxl Pint race I1500 maiden 1yeir-old- s Darllrty 100 Iowa Boy 110 Southland out— C&aaaUr 4 UoDoo- - W9 when he loot to Max Bchmellng lar choice to tha wagering llv fumnss lie Boh'iBea 103 Tahok 210k Esther Weldel 10V ai V le AM Legion Honors Jl Macks Down Junior amateur two Twin by Milt to Mickey Tribe Twice former 150 McGill Clinches - Gix Smith Get 69s Tie For Second Wilmington Star Goes Out in 34 Comes Home With 145 Brilliant 31 14V Ark Everutl Comstock Sioux Falls Sonny Belore Dalutbi Minn a8-77August Boyer Parle Sam Bernard! Bakersfield Cal Eddie McElllott bloux FalU § D Otto Hackbarth Cincinnati Obi Jack Hendry St Paul xAJ Prlobe St Fuel Norman Clark Minneapolis xLee llarroQ Minneapolis Orville Chapin St Paul Tom Vardon White Bear Lake while the junior amateur event Is open to those who have not reached Is years The Junior open tourna- 0 It — John O Rulllan StarllB Protslahd Blue lb Stilllvi ui ti ments for which entries will be re- Jad Dona Earlo Pools B ' Jack Proctor Rxnolds Harrison “ua ceived until next Saturday Is open Melly Sinimo Summarhara Leo Hemlna to amstsurs or professionals who had Sweanar Rosa Harrison Stas Tetferd Joa WitwMd ct: 4 Keu b Mlllr 3b w Irvins Hutchinson not reached the age of 31 on July 15 Wllion Wilson Oliver 134— Fairbanks Bailer Cl nil Paul ( betournament Junior The will Tate open e Vauahs Green BUI Alaup ‘rr Una Lrona p a gin on August S and will not be played urnam a idinui a ns connection with the Juvenile and oora p Junior amateur (Plckarln Ui Considerable spice Is added to this yew s championships by the entry of Total James Sinclair Juvenile and Mel iBttd tor Moors In aiahtn00 S5S Chic Ooegrlff IBS Ed Dadlar Wilmington Oaoraa Van aim Los Anaelsa Bob McDonald Ball in r Leading Scorers In St Paul Open Prominent Contenders for Tribune Golf Titles 4 4 4 4- par-busti- ng ot ' - Terrell Bsi rc j- Mar-dl- Beater at ‘ -- ytsr-olds le ont-ht- lf 4 one-ha- a a rf j V t t 0 3-- ail n 1 An-nt- 111 y Red Grange to Play for Bears lf - ‘Four Horsemen’ Work in Films (Ph-Haro- Two-ba- The 6' AJ ii ons-ha- lf contest one-ha- ll 11 -3 one-ha- lf Sweep-stake- 1 IS — 6 otijndon-lxteentmile4t- J (— 1 1 - j Thiamin th Again 20 5 - 30 WE Twa-ba- I cib:i Three-bas- a h-- :ie lie 1 51 53 one-eih- th er Sailor-Bo- lf Sharkey Gets S5C3 5303 5253 $ee: $3Cj Never Before Such Values Several Chances to Work 8-- 3 high-gra- O -- Wem atch 5 5 )? 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