| Show 6 B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUfrY 26 1931 sharman with straight leads state singles shoot in Annual Country Club Championship Foley Wins Medalist Honors Continues Accurate Shooting Veteran Ace Has Perfect Run of 175 S H Sharman veteran Salt Lake trapshooter who leads the first hundred 6t the state singles tournament at Ogden Friday Sharman annexed the doubles event and he Is a strong con- Iliggins Retains Challenge tender for high Medal over-a- ll ' ta Tk Trlba) OGDEN— 6 H Eharman veteran Salt taka trapshooter who won the atate doublea trophy her Friday ahot the entlra program of 175 tar gets perfectly Saturday and took the lead In the flrat hundred of the singles race In the annual Utah tour- nament 8herman who recently won the Utah P L T A all around and doublea honors la competing under A T A registration In the meet here Tied for seoond place In the singles race ware two Ogden ahooteri A P Bigelow and Alt Christensen and C X Kulsh Eureka Each shattered SB of 100 Three other shooters bettered these marks but none of the trio Is eligible for the title R H Rector Pocatello went straight while E W (Ted) Renfro Dell Mont world’s live bird champion broke 99 ss did J M Anderson Salt Lake professional Only Utah amateurs are eligible for the title Higgins Hold Medal C B Higgins retained possession of the challenga medal reaonated In 1928 by E L Ford who won It last year Higgins won the honor in a i II “I 'v - Higgins Otdea Ball Lake k - j i ra Sharman Leads Shooters Junior Clubs to In 4000 Target Class Tangle Monday T A Records for First Six Months Place Local Ace at Top Copper Golfers Arrange Matches - Mills 06 :::::: Oeden rank Kautiman Balt Lak O Count Twin Fall H Botiica San Fraucuoo Ford Oadcn IMl IOttoL Hucck Bou C Cl 811 Uk J MrOnnf Jr Bill Lk W Hoard Balt Laka A Woodall Balt Laka u IS 00 06 96 95 65 i M 64 u64 ‘ uni f F At Tarry Bali Laka Bali Laka WUey Coleman Orrln Howard Salt Laka E Cronciutst Oadrn H Hurd Fugcne ora D HyrL Balt Laka Donaldson Okdcn liana Clark Osdcn Towncnd Pocatello Plcraon Salt Lake doiph Miller Salt Laka H Ratlley Salt Laka 'htjEmpev Or den 63 63 63 63 63 60 66 06 86 06 06 MAGNA— Fourth round matches of the second half will be played the VANDALIA Ohio July 38 (UP- -8 coming week In the Utah Copper Oolf H Sharman Salt Lake Is leader club's team match tournament This of 4000 target shooters official av round will mark tha half way point erages for the first six months’ reg- of the second half aeries The winistered Amateur Trapshooting asso- ner of the second half will meet the ciation targets in tha United States first halt winners for the championCanada and the Panama Canal zone ship Immediately after the close of the present series The fourteen revealed today teams entered will pair oft as folSharman haa a percentage of 9525 lows: Tuesday July 28 team No 5 vs to top all ahootera of this group and 7 No 6 vs team No 8 to stamp himself one of tha best team No 9 team vs team No 11 Thursteam No shooters counof tha among frequent day July 30 team No 1 vs team No try 10 team No 3 vs team No 13 team E F Woodward Houston Texas is No 3 vs team No 13 and team No 4 again the possessor of high average vs team No 14 trapshooting honors on this contiSunday August 3 Utah Copper rollnent The averages give Woodward ers will be host to a party of golfers 9921 on 1400 targets with a loss of Bonnsvllle course led by Harry from 11 1400 birds of only shots In clay Borg and Stevenson should 1930 he won the title with 9905 of Borg put on the feature match of the day 1800 A larga group of Salt Lakers la exWoodward’s average of 9921 gives him the leadership of the 1000 to pected to make the trip et class P F Cabbut n Ohio was second In this class with 9780 and 8tevs Crothers Phila2000-targ- er i 1 M In roffdh"::::::::::: d 1000-targ- et Ralph Nielsen Wins Two Matches a Klrk-atric- A A k a 4 1 (AV-Bru- I as 6-- seo- base-runni- Club -- 800 3000-targ- et flrst-yest- 1 1000-targ- et By FRANK G MENKE birds down Ben Chapman youthful Yankee The lead In the 2000 to division was held by Mark S Hoot-ma- n is bringing back memories of the exHicksvllle Ohio who had 765 on 2900 birds J F Hlestand Hills-bor- o ploits of Ty Cobb and Mike Kelly Ohio had 9746 on 2800 targets with his apeed and daring and cunfor second place Charley Bogert ning on the pathways Sandusky had 700 on 3200 placing in tha decades Kelly's him third that are gone has been immortalized Leonie Boutall Houston held the in song and was greatest Ha lead over other women shooters with of the pilferersstory in an era when pilfer 9300 on 900 targets Her score also ing sacks was an art and the diagives her first place In the 500 to monds with artists He division Marie ICautzky originatedsparkled tricks that others of the Fort Dodge Iowa winner of the later years used either in to to or im ladles’ high average title In 1930 was upon to meet changing rules In second’ place with 223 on 630 proved Base stealing was a rare thing prior birds WrUTFHN LMGHE to Kelly’s days He saw the value of b landing of Teams It and practiced quick starts and long Won LAtl Pet slides for many months before he Bt Jn9ph 6 602 1 R7 I 10 Moines really tried it in combat His feats 600 Pueblo 4 electrified the fans made him a hero 671 Oklahoma City of heroes and wherever he played 7 467 Virh!t 4 6 6 Topka through the years of his glory he 11 313 I mahs — PROVO drew huge crowds who came to see 6 313 Demtr Quarterfinal matches In the July leg of the Ttmpanogos Mu- him do his stunts Corranl Resells nicipal club atrectors' cup tourney are King KeL with a mind as alert as Wichita S Denver t scheduled for Sunday Professional that of any man that ever played Onitha 3 Oklahoma City 13 Walter Miller announces In the low- baseball took advantage ot all opPaeoo 6 Topeka I M0 Inning) 9 St Joseph 0 Deg Mom er bracket Ralph Nielsen by victories portunities and when none existed 0 Inver s Wichita Vlct-oover Hedqulst 2 up and Clay- he created a few of his own Omaha i Oklahoma City 6 ton Jenkins Jr 2 and 1 has already One afternoon the King was on SOUTH IT V ikoriATION reached the semifinals The next batter singled to He will play first tUwndiDf of Teams the winner of the Ed Burton-W right The drive was long enough to Won lost Pet ve match scheduled for Sunday enable Kel to scoot to third When he reached second he noticed that In the upper bracket Albert the umpire’s gaze was focused on the Dr C O ball So he ran straight home Jensen with plays through the pitcher's box and scored Several monthly team the run that won the game Sunday matches are still to be plaved MilOf course the other side registered Current JUenlLs ler states urging team members to a wild protest but to no avail The le Rrw oriekn ChuMpRrtO I conclude these matches Sunday or umpire hadn’t seen Kelly cutting the 4 Knoxtle 6 vi the coming week If possible bases 5 ad so the run stood 1 I 600 Perkins Baton Rouge La was third place with 9814 for 700 clay I 1 Mas-sllo- 500 850 C 9825 the ns 788 -- one-lett- J tea-to- n Ogden Invades BEN CHAPMAN REVIVES Dale Links for delphia third with P C Hocker Memphis Term the MEMORIES OF KELLY to in the class Inter club Tilt leader on averaged targets Paul Earle Starr S held a close COBB ON BASE PATHS ond with on and Arnold Fletcher Scowcroft Oolf end Ogden Country club champion will lead a of or fifteen group twenty Junction City linksmen to Forest Dale Sunday for their smnual Interclub match beginning at 9 a m Professional' Sid Harmon sensational shooting Daler was busy Saturday mustering his forces for the fray Roy Von Elm Abel Larson Bob Bird Clyde Thomson P A Pap worth E T Whitworth Leo Eager and Dr J C Pack constitute the backbone of tha Dale team The week-engolf calendar Includes a medal play against par meet at the Country club kickers’ tournament at Fort Douglas and club meets at Bonneville and Nlbley park J on 86 a run-ner- up the two-lett- er :::::::: RIvm Wyo Will Bags Idaho Orders Closed Season On Sage Hens Vi phy Annual meeting of the Utan State association governing Sportsmen’ body of A T A shooters In Utah will be held at 1230 p m in the Hotel Bigelow Election of offloers Is the chief business before the meeting aturday’s singles scores: A 8 H Sharraan Salt Ltkt R H Rpctor Pocatello j 00 XJ M Anderson Balt Ltkft smmiii Eureka n Prospects High V Tha shooters again blazed away at the targets under an Intense heat Nelson Greea fAHoi liarry Todd Ocden First Vandal Coach Rates His Grid 171 the thermometer at tha John M Browning park registering 103 degrees Shoot Ends Sunday The second 100 targets of the singles the state handicap for the Browning trophy and the E L Ford handicap trophy shoot conclude the shoot Sunday H 8 Mills holds the state title and Becker the Ford tro- - aasorte te shootoff after tying with Ford Harry Todd and O L Becker aU of Ogden The medal Ja open to challenge at any time The Becker trophy placed In the state meet In 1927 went to its donor Saturday when the veteran Ogden gunner triumphed in a shootoff of a tls with Sharman and Christensen H S Mills Salt Lake won tha trophy last year In seoond place for high gun hon ors of Saturday’s events were Renfro and Rector each of whom had 174 In the day’s shooting: Bigelow and Christensen wera tied for third with Dari Inches Long V- three-quarter- d a t 25— More DEL MONTE Be 200 of the world’a shots will spectators at the first grand Pacific Wally handicap and world’s 'championship Prospective All Round Matches Are Clumps shoot of the Pacific International association at Del ‘Half-BakeTrapshooting BABE RUTH By Now Says Booked on Sunday Monte August 5 to 9 More clay bird RICHFIELD— Fred Bleder-maNEW TORE CITY—One by one aces than have ever before gathered of Iron county caught one Dempsey the stars of other years fadt out of in a western shoot will get Into ac80 Morrison of the largeat trout that has tion the major and It la with a feeling ever been taken In Utah while who will stars take Outstanding i of regret that we By JACK DEMFSET fishing at Fish lake The fish their places at the traps Include Ted see them go golf ba gave Biederman an exciting lor ths first Unloosing Renfro of Dell Mont champion During more than a year I roamed a few days agoOnly s the battle for of an time since the Magna open tournshooter of the world who won his the oountry from coast to coast from papers carried the hour A Mackinaw trout It ament Charles E Foley scored a cretitle in an amazing performance at tha gulf to the Canadian frontier— word that Wally measured 28 Inches In length Monte Carlo last year Frank Troeh as a referee This ditable 75 Saturday to snare medalist drawn had and 23 Schang weighed apprpxlmately of Portland Amertesm champion and has given ua a an unconditional honors In the annual Country club pounds a marvel at 16 yards and Henry release from the cloeeup of aomt Another unusual catch was of Nevada ths championship Foley required 38 of the veterans of Detroit Tigers and made at the lake last week strokes to traverse the first nine holes who won the sub junior championship the Is alsince Wally when Leo Camp of Annabella ring gnd game three over par but he came back in at Nevada last year most 41 years of a hundred and Mackinaw caught a figures for his 75 perfect Nearly thirty state and provincial one not la It likely age a leading C D "Chuck” Smith champions will be on hand to defend youngsters the that big league state title contender five years ago California I'd like to say among them belni£ ever have fans will W Armstrong some turned in a fins 76 to land ths champions another opportu praise o f A J Stauber W T Hannan and Mrs post to Foley defending chamto cheer him tha youths But nlty Qua Knight and representatives from In truth pion J H Morrison former Denver hit or a for timely can’t I Utah Oregon Nevada Idaho British golf star was third In medal score a line throw to The vast number! Columbia and Washington with an 80 base second whs1 With six world's championships to of them are 1 1 e First round matches will be played be e a Within a month be shot $4000 in added cash ana sev- might announced Professional Alex Sunday half-bake- d Joe Dugan hu announced his retireMcCaf ferty while Athol Rawlins and enty trophies set un the gathering show ment from baseball be! ore and just la attracting conslderablt attention They clearly J N Casella both of wiiom drew a Joe went Connie Msack placed Eddie from marksmen from all parts of the lack of teaching first round bye will play a second Few know how on the Inactive player list Collins round encounter globe This means that Collins Is no longer punch effective! Pairings and the respective medal MOSCOW Idaho (TP)—The openmpsey able to walk up to and only a r a r a plate and take scores in the qualifying round follow: few know tha sclentlflo features of a swing ing gun of his 1931 campaign still C 75 vs L H Thompson 88 Hers were three of the greatest two months away Coach Leo C&lland H EL Foley the game Deal 86 Selley 85 bye of time In the majors and la already brewing potent strategy to bye Joe Vincent 100 vs C H MoAi I see It no boy of 13 18 or 17 plgyers my all them of finished their big league ahould be sent on a ring career until rrison 80 C D Smith 78 vs Ken CliI put Idaho back on thevfootball map fford 91 Rudy Orlob 85 bye Athol he haq had at least two years of playing days within a month seven to Hie same was flrat move his teams the shake years on played up Rawlins 86 bye J N Casella 83 schooling with tha big fellows— with Wally Behan the first two coaching staff then he reviewed his bye light heavies and heavlea In Boston then five with the army With that he remarked: I don't think they should be called Yankee Heand In membership tournwas good enough to stick "We will have a good year — maybe ament Saturday’s scratch meet Foley finished up to fight real ring battles until In the majors more 18 not a season but championship years on top with his 75 Seventh place and they have had three years of proper and you won’t find than many catchers good one" a prize went to L G Dinwoody and schooling Of course soma sure better who equal this Is mark This He In found was he a WV-Tthe what way stats game de- pupils than others and have more BOISE he good Fred Kelley 'each of whom scored a powerful thrower and also of an army: receiver 89 Other prize winners follow: W partment haa closed up much of the natural talent But If you send a big a great hitter A dozen regular veterans four of finishing several sea- them G Lambert Dr R 8 Allison and L sage hen hunting area of southern youngster to the flstlo wars against sons on the sunny and of tha 300 side eight betied at 98 for fouIdaho as a protective measure last even the most ancient of veterans men 17 veterems without letters and B Shettesworth Paul mark Furthermore was alWally all the ways a hard worker and a hustler the birds be slaughtered In unwonted fore the boy la graduated In Kelley 108 for dozen good possibilities from last rteenth st place twenty-firof the place and O C Pratt hordes around water holes to which arts and sciences ringdom Wa were together team four pennant year’s yearling 120 for twenty-eight- h chanoes are that ha will be wrecked winners and Behan they art driven by drouth place Except for a left halfback he found played a big Sportsmen eent repeated recom- within a year In all four full team in his lettermen with an a part mendations to the department PACIFIC In No better evidence of thta can be Yes sir I am COAST sorry to see Wally go extra quarter and center to spare favor of the closing although there shown than citing what the vener- from Bhow He was with five He haa a half dozen backs In his the LEAGUE were many dissenting votes by able Jack Britton has been doing different big vets other list of In the rookie ligt clubs sportsmen who pointed to increasing through the last few seasons I don’t was well likedin our league and he he has most everything This Among the lettermen are: everywhere Stiadioi the Teami numbers of the birds In the past year know how old Jack is— some say 42 spring when the Yankees made their Wilkie Idaho Falls fullback John or two some say 45 In either case he is an first visit to Detroit A few counties will have open sea- old old Schang was do- Corkery Spokane right guard Wilman as a fighter — really a ing most of the catching he liam Bessler Klamath Falls Ore son for 10 days beginning August 1 cane Yet Jack has was then several months though a with grandpa past his dnd a few will have open season from Twin them kids and on beaten taken right tackle Howard Berg these fortieth hot birthday the weathBut August 20 to September 1 Jack was too smart— that’s all He er finally forced him out You know Falls right end Paul Taylor Twin Generally however the hunting knew the tricks of Falls left Russell Filer Hall end the summer heat gets tougher on a will be very restricted tackle at him he player each year and it Is In July and left Pheasant shooting apparently is If they came charging (UtardaUa Rea alts and William Schutte' San Diego nose side In the and that veteran them & just poked many August fades to be CBr the Aaiocitted prees year going good this Reports Calif centers Lee Tyrrell Moscow At Portland R from several deputy game wardens stepped If they became too tough out as a regular though he may re- fullback June Hanford Los Angeles Hollywood JOOflir 000—4 him to evade he locked them in main with a club for a long time in 000 900 40x— 7 visiting the Boise office indicate for half Emmert Davis Buhl and Portland right a substitute better role had clinch been a If they Batteries— Bray Pe and Severeld Wamany of the young birds have Wilson Moscow quarters lters and Fitzpatrick they would have caught JackIt Dugan Was the best third baseman George peared already and are unusually taught Red out who a turned good Jacoby on the sidestep or have made to come under my observation In my frosh team large 8an Francisco: last fall was moved up At R H E tough for him— not them— In the 16 seasons as a major leaguer In his to First game assistant with Otto Sacramento varsity 000 010 OOO— 14 4 clinches Yankees Joe Anderson and Rich along early yearn with 001 644 32x— 20 32 Fox Ban Francisco basketball It all amounts to a ring tragedy was a marvel around third base par- coach was chosen for the freshman Batteries — Hubbell Hamilton and Ricci 1 Davis and Baldwin Ward MangAr But I guess It will go on ticularly on those little slow rollers team Managers of today are different which must be handled expertly and WhitFrancUco: The At Vandals San than In the other years The old without any loss of time If the batter man at Moscow open against 28 and 8econd tame R H E September 11 000 020 090--4 2 Sacramento timers never picked up a boy unless Is to be thrown out have seen many meet Oregon at Portland 3 San Francisco 000 010 S October OOO — 3 PROVO— The second of a series ©f he looked as if he had the “makln’s' good third basemen since I first Batteries— Vinci and Wlrts McDougaU three games between the Provo and Then they put him through his paces joined the Red Sox but Dugan Henderson and Mealey KANT- - TAEPON TAKEN Heber Junior American Legion base- They never let him fight until he topped them all defensively when be Ttrpon eatehei rrpsrted to the Fort At Los R H F Anieles: MyrktotalFit 683chamber ot oommeree thjt ball nines for the right to represent was a real graduate from their stem was at his beet 000 000 100—1 6 2 approximately 2S0 more than Oakland 002 150 lOx— 9 11 1 Los Angeles the Utah county district In the state school After that it was only the Collins of course has not gone laat year — Chamberlain Batteries Darlia House tourney at Tooele August 4 9 and 6 softest ones for a long time They from the big leagues He Is In uniand McMuIlin Petty and Campbell will be played t Heber City Monday were in the business to make cham-olo- form every day m third base coach were r men in the majors In At Seattle: R R E afternoon or near champions out of their of the A’s Collins like Dugan was 1923 7 010 000 OOO— 0 The boys selected by Reed Collins boys the best In his position that I have Wally Plpp Aaron Ward Joe Du Mission 103 110 24x— 11 0 IS Seattle looked at I have heard arguments gan Whltey Vltt and Hlnkey Haihes Batteries— Bless Lleber Pillette and manager are as follows: "There ought to be a law" Cox and Hofmann Kallio Charles-worth Catchers: D Davis and 8 about Lajole and saw Larry play of that team are out of baseball enafter I came Into the American pitchers Castlebury and W tirely Joe Bush Mike McNally and (Copyright 1931 King Features Home Run Smith llrst base C Collins second but he wsls finishing up at Ernie Johnson axe minor league manleague Syndicate Inc) base F Cody shortstop C’Rowe that time If Larry was better than ager! and Bob Shawkey Is a coach the Associated Press third base O Christensen outfield Eddie he surely wa a marvel be- Schang caughton with Chattanooga Home (By runs Saturday Went Senators It GRIDDER STABBED II Smith B Jolley F Street B Pecause Collins was all that Bob Oehrlnaer Tigers Yankees recently and Fred Hoffman Sewell C m— N 25 HICKORY terson and R Brown utility lnfleld-er- i July Both Schang and Dugan were with Meusel Oscar Roettger Carl Mays Bissonette Robins 1: Watkins Cardinals 1 18 William 30 Ruth The leaders Oehrla North Carolina Yankees Estey the Yanks when we won the first Everett Scott and Elmer Smith are Yankees 36 Klein PblUtes 23 Foxx Q Baum and O Overly AthState college football player was se- world 19 the Ameri- playing mhaor league ball 19 letics Averill Indians that Ott championship Texas lbagiii 17 last In stabbed a riously Giants nlgbt can ever fight New In will be I sentimental I League totals: American 365 National league York always Itsndiac ? Inu with two men when he attempted to Herb Pennock washad to sea1923 me about team and the guess 326 Total G6L that Won Lost talking Pet Investigate a minor automobile day Wally was released 731 Houitoa ia about that son It was the year I "came back” i 577 wreck in which his younger brother old BARNES WINS TITLE team and a the 1922 we was celebration In season bl after is giiM It poor 556 James i Estey had figured had after that aerie the year the Yankee stadium was OCEAN N J July 25 600 Only six II Police said they knew the names ers of our team are left In the playWlchlt 500 Fells ma- opened the year I had my greatest Barnes of the university of Texas 11 423 of Estey'a assailants Shrtvrnoit IS jors They are Pennock George Pip-gr- season in hitting with a mark of 393 today won the Atlantic coast tennis 400 8sn Antonio S Yanks Oolvuloa 108 and myself of the 8am and the year the writers gave me the championship by Harold SMITH CONSISTENT Jones of the Senators Waite Hoyt of unanimous vote as the league’s most MacGuffin of thedefeating Germantown Current ftMSlti Erl Smith now utfleldor for Houiton the A 'a and Harvey Hendrick valuable 1 of club 0 the That's hate Cricket why I xas learuc never he failed to bit player Philadelphia Houston 3 Beaumont 3 900 or i tier in 30 years of baseball Reds Both Plpgra and Hendrick to see the old gang go 3 0hrvport 6 Wichita Falli 7 Friday N1hl Otnn Dfttlas 6Sn Antonio 9 SS3B Wiohiti Falla 3 Houston BP Bhroveporl 4 Oalvcaton 1 Jack Trophy 1 Bouts Ruth Regrets Passing ojsmith Takes Early Prepare for Of Youths in Schang Dugan Collins Second With WorldShoot Babe Confesses Tendency Lands Angler Neat 76 Card than US July Fought Sentimental to best thrill Mackinaw 28 d’ Becker Wins tu Moat fnk1?7'ro’ J phruionwa odea Trap Masters Popular honors 4 4 4 1 In another game— Kelly was with Chicago then — the score was tied in the ninth with hi team at bat A slow man was on third and Kelly on second The next batter singled to deep second base Kelly tore for third rounded It headed for home and was a few step back cf tha lumbering runner "Don't slide going in— spread your legs” Kelly yelled at him The man running ahead of Kelly did as he was told He went in standing up— with legs spread apart The catcher had caught the throw a fraction of a second earlier and tagged out the runner He made a stab for Kelly but Kel had slid between the legs of the other man for the run that won Cobb came stmss m CROSS-COUNTR- Y Guaranteed 100 Permit No 554 King Feature Inc) 'Y: aic Quart NO LIMIT Bring Your Own Containers EXTRA HEAVY HEAVY AND MEDIUM NOTE--A rs Syndicate Pure Pennsylvania Oil c- MADE FROM HIGHEST GRADE CRUDE OIL IN THE WORLD base-steali- ng (Copyright 1931 MOTOR OIL - Ion year after King Kelly bad passed from balldom He had speed greater perhaps than Kelly's and the game never knew a more daring performer Ty couldn’t do all the tricks that Kel did because the single umpire system was not In vogue ss in Cobb's time But once Cobb was on the pathways it necessitated constant vigilance by the entire opposing team to stop him from stealing everything but the grandstand Chapman comes now to revive Interest in and to provide thrills for the crowds He is blessed with all the natural gifts of Kelly and Cobb and before his star sets he may write hla name alongside those of the two men who are rated as tha smartest who ever lived is' 20 Quarts §290 FURTHER SAVING IN QUANTITY! 220 Quarts 40 Quarts §56Q b $2970 f 7 V |
