| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 12 193L 29 :c YOUNGSTERS BEGIN MATCH PLAY IN TRIBUNE GOLF MEET ‘ ‘ Moody Lead Seabright Tennis Field Into Final Stages Mrs Doeg Swanson Leads Off ' Juniors at 8 A M Champion and Challengers Open Campaigns Th annual campaign for the state Junior and Juvenile tournament prise donated by The Tribune gets under wsy Wednesday morning at 7:30 o’clock at Nlbley park municipal links Left to right Ed Kingsley of r Qualifying Round Leaders Unchanged lowing Tuesday’s Rounds Ed Kingsl- Fol- ey’s Threat Fades hour for tome Zero 180-od- d youngsters who seek prizes In the annual Junior and luvenlle ' golf tournaments sponsored hy The Tribune will be 'reached Wednesday morning at 8 O’clock' the Country club defending Junior amateur Twin champion Mel Cosgriff Falla Idaho youth favored in the first and Walter Cosgriff who is touted flight ss title contender In the Junior division long-drivi- Flag Hurdles D & R G W Boys Win T PAIRINGS FOR TRIBUNE MEET With Rally Sugarhouse Overwhelm Firemen ' ' JUNIOR DIVISION Chaaeleaihlw Flliht I Oft— Ruiaall Swaaion vt Melby Reyn olda Kitten Ballard vt Jack Kelly I 05— Jud Done rt Walter Ooaslllf JohS Sugarhouig Fireman i D ft BuiarhouM D R G W practically clinched Tribune league championship Tuesday when It nosed out Pullman 4 to 3 In an exciting finish But two more gxrnei remain to be played and the Railroaders need but one win to coast home Their next game is with the Firemen who have not broken Into the win column this season Going Into the seventh Inning with a 2 to 0 lead and with Page hurling brilliant ball the Railroaders looked good to ease in with a victory but the plucky Pullman crow pounded Page for three runs to take the lead Undaunted by the change of the tide Rio Grande pushed across two counters In Its half with only one out to close the game Sugarhouse pounded three Firemen hurlers for a total of 17 runs In three Innings to win a lopsided game Morton pitched a neat brand of ball throughout keeping the six hit he allowed well scattered The game was called at the end of the sixth Inning because of darkness COCIIET MAY TURN PRO TO PLAYTILDEN PARIS July 38 GF7 —Henri Cochet the world’s ranking amateur tennis player who almost turned back the bid of the England for the Davis cup inSunchallenge round completed day will decide within m fortnight whether he will turn prof easlonal friends said today Hit friends say a professional contract already ha been drawn up and only awalta his signature and an International tennis tour Is planned with himself sand William T THden a the main perCochet himself Is nonformers handed r ld 111 For C C Golf Title- Friday U r i if Colored Giants “ All-Star- s Here Saturday -- y MAONA— Magna golfers will be Team StaaSiar i Lost Won Can Frincjeeo Brattle Oakland 14 IS Lo Anialas Hollywood 'Portland Caeramante SStftiMIlli MieMo At ForU&ado On Fet 009 5 11 IS 10 10 10 049 042 469 460 419 144 IS 14 I — H 122 131—10 Missions Portland 7’ r'foTid) 201i OOx— 14 1? r Bauarisa—Walsh and BrenieL Biggs Rhore and WaadalL Batterlaa— ing Prallai It Wash — At Seattle Beattie too Ti 014 ©00—1 000 900 ooo —9 and Baaslfi KeatTurpin and Coc 8hIlnbek 0R Fnsci84 Oakland At Ben Franelee Ill Ctl — IN) ( 010 612 200 It V 1— f 14 - 4- Be’tert— Thames and McMullen sod Msalsr U I2 4 At Lot Antal— R H I 1 606 676—6 14 Sacramento p 2 602 3ol 100—7 14 Lo Anisia Baturtas— Fritaa Vinci end Wirt Mom 6haiy OeldaWia FUrs and Campbali the first clubs meeting between these two Twenty or 38 golfers from the Magna links will Invade Nevada August 8 and 9 Two or three matches will be played with Ely and Ruth golfers before the team return The local player will leave early Saturday morning so as to arrive In Ely at 13 30 where they will be met and entertained at a luncheon by Ely sportsmen Following are the resulta of the second round matches In the July leg of the Utah Copper Oolf club' Clyde directors’ cup tournament: Mantle defeated F O Haymond Jr 4 and 3 : lee Wamlck defeated Clarence Mitchell 1 up W S Hook won from Orson Naylor by default and from L 8 Dr Weggeland won Brecken by default In th upper bracket In the lower bracket L L Johnston won from ! M Robinson 4 and 3: O H Bateman won from A Lewis 4 and 3 C E Hall won from 8 Yamaguchl 8 and 3 and L E Snow won from Meade Janney mtcy Line (DciorjEO Greatest GolfBall vrAfadc N DISTANCE DURABILITY PUTTING C1NI COLON lit pack swr glstoiKS than af rtialr sow adantlfU 18 M hnooio Cantar Nava SoNfS 4 Tbtn guparvtatlllaiW any tmifrwa Farallal Waaag Car Taash Cavar f FaiiHbS fat Ml fwr nw TkMtj I--rt ct rvr:: — O riO - — V I CO of AMERICA jhwwark N J Sporting C— if ikoalgr MOUNT 4TV STATES RUBBER CO 191 Sal Motor nil Avo City h f I y A i t ffijt le MOfcTINBEN TIACK STAB world's record for tha decathlon waa recently itabltsnd in Lincoln tffb whan Jcs Mortanaen formar Unhorslty of Southern California ao piled no $177 443 points to batter th accepted record of Faavo Yrjola of Finland in the and 2 lrtl Olympiad at Amatardam Aa unofficial ’NV i hoots men Pacific Coatt League 3 T ’ - V - at 4 "ill SpeedbalV ' A I S moulding Ollkerson Union Olants of a colored team will play an Chicago all-stclub of the local amateur Helper at Provo UTAH 8TATI ar Ttll UAQtJK tuodlftf of th Woo federation Saturday at 3 p m at Pet flail Lakt Community park 600 Provo The Ollkerson Union Giants have Helpr a MMitiiiiiiiiii 2 500 Includ332 133 more Ogden games than I played 300 American Fork ing contests with clubs In many large cities west of Chicago and acThere will be two games In the cording to reports from several Utah State leagu Wednesday 6alt fastest colored team Is the th places plays at American Fork and outfit on the road In the United Lake Helper at Provo States are the oveThe Jamestown (N Dl SUn says Davis and Polling pitching choices at American the team Is the fastest one ever to rnight Fork and Cola and Brasher at Provo appear on that town's diamond ‘Steel Arm' Davis of the American Olants is the colored Babe Ruth with 41 home runs last season He Is now hitting 459 Other heavy hitters are Byas 381 Radcltff 408 and Clotfn Akers 332 Th team batting average Is 317 per cent to i July ’lercey lb ? 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Shephord-- (enroie f Totali Booster Twist an extreme outsider at Latonla gave a punch to the otherwise featureless programs on the American turf 'today The gelded son of My Play had shown little raccame ing form all summer but$12170 to life today and paid across 815 the 64 3798 and board It took every bit of C Meyer’ riding skill however to get the gelding down In front of J C Ellis1 Jack Howe the favorite 0 0 0 0 S 4 4 4 1 ft D 2 rter A R O W 3 0 of b i 0 3 ft tfirsh Griffith 2b 113 3 o 4 3 0 S 1 3 3 3 3 1 3 1 t 6ft uitln ft 0 10 0 Dlsfn bh6a( 1 1 I 1 uMillIl 3b lopktn lb 3 ' Stamp Urf 0 aie p u 0 ft 0 0 0 0 2 0 6 0 3 0 0 2 3 1 11 1 1 1 1 S l jiiroan 30 txlO 13 o 7 31 13 Golf Meet Goes To Roy Thomsen 15 all-sta- rs ar and Entries LATONIA RXSCLTS First race 6' furlonv— Elkay W 115ElltiA13 80 96 094 24 woa (Corbettj 5 04 43 94 aacomli belli w no ibiaton) Shinn lift (J Smith) 13 80 tmrd aeny Alio fani — Tight Rope 1 OS Time Marlatl Dana Vibrant Elisa Bar Oiy Mm Lady Couvln Monk a Fox am4 Provi dir ci Lasa Sicond nci ala furlongs-- Empire 105 3 30 4 12 U 5ft worn Mm (kliion) Omni 107 (Colvin) 113 IS SC 10 aacond 4 Sugar 1Kill 105 (V Smith) 44Jthlrg Alio rani — )41 12 Way Royal rimi Pan Colonal Bob Julia Homy Huntir Eleanor M J udell Agitator and Loud Speaker Third race 1(4 furlonas— Grand Chamftft 10 non 10ft 3 80 12 52 (Mryer) pion Zian lift (Pool) 13 28 59 10 Mcond: My Prlnca 106 Corblt) 12 10 third Time 1 04 5 Alio rani— Le Joy Lata Date Canron Min Martha and Abo Furit Fourth racoAnl furlongi — Boosteri Twlit 105 (Moyir) 512170 5X7 08 515 84 won Jack Howe 111 tFronki 4 48 J 92 aocOnd Huh Color 110 (Moarr) 44 30 third Time 1 13 5 Alto rani— Mk Sul Batty Ann Town Limit Mna Harry Hliover Mm and Hidden Chilla Buiy Bill Jayaa Thpuahta Filth rtca mill and 10 yards— Rldgevtow 04 (Roderick) 15 7ft 51 30 53 38 worn alia Wild 110 (Eltton) 51 2 53 28 won 12 48 third ond Elyilum 113 (Kuuoll) time 1 43 Alio rant— Draatle Water and Dixie King race mil and Sixth 112 (Cheatham) 10 58 97 84 915 33 won Twill 112 (Kern) 313 08 511 02 Mcond Llquldati 107 (V Smith) J13 22 third Tima 1 48 Alio rani — Robert R External Old Madam Florence Scala Stimulate Tuck and Scotch Mada Seventh ram mill and 41 Cllpietta 102 (Hauptl 97 21 94 14 53 won Drtstlo Celt 113 J Smith) S9 60 S6 32 tecond Sky Hawk 113 (Fisher) Also ran— $10 14 third Tim 1 47 5 Black Btocklnvs Ban Presto Hilee The Duke Light Mint and Jai Pal LATONIA BNTKIES First rac six 11200 fur-lo- (19)— Upsst Ann 106 Durango 108 Lad Mlllon 105 Easy 115 Storm Ante! 108 Scream 116 Prince Hogan 101 Vixen Lattl 100 Sid Sup 111 Tn Mink 106 Sprit o’ Mint 106 Band Tim 111 Love Miss Wll ma Luddn!A of Dr r Ludden of Ogden Mrs Pomeroja graduated from! University of Utah t last year and was prominent In col 127 The second 18 holes will be played Tuesday August 18 announced Warner Kelps secretary of the board The low net prize went to Pete Thomsen who shot well below his handicap for comTh winner of the petition will be presented with the W J Halloran trophy 54-ho- Shoe Pitchers Call f She Is a member of the Gama Bigms sorority Pomeroy devel oped by Coach Ik Armstrong Into Earl Pomeroy the moat feared plunging back In the seaconference during the 1929-3sons Is associated with the New York Life Insurance company After a short honeymoon the Pomeroys will make their home In Salt Lake Important Tourney Confab The regular midweek horseshoe tournament will be held at Liberty park Wednesday beginning at 4:30 the p m There will be a meeting ofmatboard of director Important ters In connection with the holding tournament on Labor of a state-widday will be considered and plans for conducting the state championship meet at the fair grounds will be formulated e springs and control of an aggregate1 of two or thrsa section of land owned by the stockmen In return they have the privilege of grazing for part of the year their flocks and herds on the state lands recently purchased by the department In the same vicinity and this carries with It also similar grazing privileges on recession lands which have been used and are claimed by the stockmen Commissioner Cook announced the purchase from the Spring Valley Land and Livestock company of 2900 acres of land and the use of 50 second-fe- et from th iprlng for 435 2 00 of which $7500 va paid In cash and balance bearing 5 per cent Interest payable In equal annual Instalments for six years The first unit of the dike for the and nesting leedlng proposed grounds for the migratory wild fowl will cover part of the leased lands All other units will be on state-ownlands the commissioner said R W Crocker engineer Is preparing plans for the construction of the the Mangin Youth Falls Coa Coast lo National Champ Near Defeat SEABRIGHT N J July 38 VP)— John Hope Doeg national champion from Newark N J led the field lnta the semifinal round of the men’ singles in the forty-f- annual ourth Hnvita-tlona- l Seabright tennis tournament today The champion slow to round into form this season had to travel three set to conquer the built slightly At- lantan Bryant Grant Jr drop ping the first set in and trailing the second before 4-- he became aroused K sufficiently to pound out 6 a victory at 62 7-- Dej i And Sweep lift J Rlvs Bicusp warfai Bonne " Giblet 106 Journey’s Verda French 105 Tidball who had whipped J GilSun Mask 110 Hamburger Jim 116 By Mistake 105 Uforme 110 Joann Gorham bert Hall and Dr Carl Fischer in the 105 105 Ounftre 110 Nan D 105 Chen day’ play yesterday sprang Rip th Rip 110 fthandy Oaff 110 Cousin opening the big upset'of today’ play when Doll 100 six fur- he upset Gregory 8 Mangin of Nett Third race $1200 longs (14)— Bert John 112 Bts Blue 107 ark No 6 in the national 112 ranking Cousin Rogers 112 Tappaneugh Monks First 112 Balud 107 Thistle Ace 4-- 6 8-112 lending 112 Oh Dave 112 Oee Tee to beat was extended Vines fully 112 Ringmaster 112 Kraker Jack 107 back the challenge of Wilbur F Coen Orand Union 107 Anthony Wayne 113 six furFourth race $1600 of Kansas City 6--4 4-- 6 6-- 0 9Uid longs (4)— Pretty Penny 100 Honey Lo- Jr Sutter trounced Keith Gledhlll incust 103 Pllnfty 102 Aglncourt 114 Fifth race $1200 and up tltleholder from Santa mile and eeventy yards (6) — Princess Peggy tercollegiate 6-1 108 Belen 108 Ojlbway 115 Leah Jane Barbara Cal 107 Tela 115 Mince Pie 10$ Justina 112 even the appearance of Mrs" Not Flo O’Neill 112 Sixth race $1200 end up Helen Wills Moody of San Francisco one and miles (12)— Bon o in singles competition here for the Sweep 110 Sis Esther 105 Saucy Mint 100 first time since 1926 nor the arrival of Juanita Francis 105 Buffer US Bui Hunter 110 Ledford 110 Memorance 112 Blast the three Davis cup player from 110 Asbury 110 Bib 110 Busylike 100 abroad John Vari Ryn George Lott one and Seventh race $1200 miles (12)— Stormy B 110 and Sidney B Wood could take the Sulmul 108 Fortune 110 Belle o’ Scotland spotlight away from Tidball The 100 Top Hattie 108 United Orby 1 10 June Bush 105 Maisan 105 Cleyton 110 Dark tall coast star displayed a wide vay Dawn 110 Watch Classlo 103 Black Ivory rlety of strokes excellent and depend105 able service and fine court generalWeather clean track fast Battl 110 Kamila 106 RESULTS Flrtt race furlongs— J&mbalaya 116 $20 02 $7 60 won (Meek) $6 74 Whirz James 116 (Trivett) $6 30 $4 60 ggcond Predict 116 (Rentes) 87 10 third Time 1 06 6 Also ran— Oreen Wave Chapera Pietro Marmion Excavation Laughing Lad Disquirl F Grabner Vox Pop Persistence and Curmudgeon Second race Herts course— Chicago Girl 101 (Jones) won Dr $7 48 $3 76 $2 82 Parrish 114 (McDermott) $4 64 $3 80 second Chip 110 (Nelson) $3 96 third Time 1 37 5 Also ran— Taniet Merldlanese Battling On Braggadocio Bear Cry Red Ronald Gold Bet Belgian Lass and Hypnotism Third race seven furlongs— Nellie Cuttle US (Schutte) $3 $4 $2 72 $2 44 won Fiddler 116 (Renick) $3 00 $$64 second Hot 8hot 130 (Jones) $4 8o third Time 1 23 Also rant— Morsun Beautiful Dolt Montanaro Replevin and8ultor Fourth race Herts course— Footmark 95 won $6 64 $372 $2 76 (McLaughlin) Uluniu 108 (Hanford) $3 30 $2 60 second Sun Eros 98 (Pegs) $3 44 third Time 1 36 Also ran— Culloden Ironsides and Who Win Fifth race Herts eourse— Daclts 109 (J Cunningham) $8 64 $4 76 $3 22 won Matadl 112 (Dyer) $9 33 $8 16 second Anme Ree 104 (Schutte) $4 48 third Time rans— Regulation Black Cloud k38 Also Dark Simon Hopefield and Mod eratlon Wise Sixth Ttce mile end Lee 113 (Hanford) $6 20 $3 94 $3 14 won Band Bell 107 (Phillips) $4 44 $4 second $6 78 third Flagg Porter 105 (Martin) Time 1 64 16 Also rana— Solon O Wil son Our Bllljr Traumel HeUbrtmn Thun- wln Jimmy D and Laura Negley InSeventh race milt and heritor 102 (Ruseell) $86 64 $40 48 $20 ft' won: Englewood $3 12 108 (Dyer) $3 70 second Dusky Boy 107 (Hanford) $5 04 third Time 1 53 Alto fans— Black Bull Hold Hard Jay Walke Bam Gilmore Smooth and Atlil ARLINGTON one-ha- lf y Jack Tidball Upsets High Ranking Staf The other three semifinal brackets were filled by Ellsworth Vines of Pasadena Cal Doeg’s conqueror in the Offerlnv 112 Catherine Fox 111 Ballyhoo Longwood bowl tournament Jack 112 Mendeil 108 Kuvera 103 Cotton Time Tidball Of Los Angeles 109 Choice Caller 107 fix fur- sophomore at the University of CaliBcond rac 81200 longs (20)— Tommy Boy 110 Reverberate fornia and Clifford Sutter of New HO Hasty Prlnc 110 Jud Ludra 116 Negotiating the long fairway of Forest Dale In 77 strokes Roy Thomsen took the led at the end of the first 18 hole Tuesday in the medal plsy tournament sponsored by the Balt Lake Realtor Board He was followed In order by Ben Howell 82 Pete Thomsen 83 BartARLINGTON ENTRIES five and lett Wicks 86 William Young 87 First race $1600 (20)— Zina 113 Beauty 98 97 A furlongs Woodruff Noyes Lyman 112 Play Alone 112 Obstinate Girl Secret 105 Graham 113 Nebble 113 Hour Oirl 112 Whoa What Sherman Rideout Doxey 109 and William McDonald 112 Koster Maid 112 Excursion 112 Camp Ute Grid Ace9 Weds Ogdenite lege social circles 10 Lead in Realtor Earl Pomeroy William 110 ft ft 0 Total! 38 x— One out when winning run acorad 000 000 3— I Pullman 3—4 000 300 D A ROW Penrose 3 Olsen Two-baSummary Errors— Three-baie hit— Cook hlta— Event Hopklna Double pier — Olicn to Marsh to Hopkine Runa reipomible for — Blmmliter 4 Pete I Struck out— filmmltter 3 Pan 4 Bawl on balls— Slmmliter 1 Page 1 Scorer— Umpirei— Bcanlon and Ewinf Bnldar NEW YORK Aug 28 triumph of W F Axton’s daughter and Mrs BHOA 3b ellson u Miller ef Smith 3b Oeputo If Bailey rf Evani lb Cook e Slmmlster p Owent rf (ffV-T- he married 1ft 13 0 3 State Acquires Land Water Rights at New Locomotive Springs Game Refuge the “Speed BaH" Smaulding of University of' Washington and the colored star of the University of The Utah state fish and Bma com- -' Tuesdyy Idaho will probably be the visitors’ mlssloner N B Cook choice for pitcher In the game Sat- reached agreement with Bert Ellason Chester Ellason Anderson Andrew urday will be cap- Rowland Schowl and Art Schowl The local tained and managed by Holly Rtockmen with patented land hold Ings surrounding Locomotive Springs Squires and Bucky Harris in Box Elder county covering the BOYTNO WOW PROVES PATAl use of the waters from the springs COUNCIL BLUFFS Iow July 28 rAP1 — Wilfred (‘Speed’) Hudspeth Council and adjacent lands as a state fish Bluffiv 34 died today from a basal skull and game refuge and public shootufered In a boxln conteet her fracture I At niht Matched asatnst Bert Lane ing and fishing grounds Council Bluffs In a A leas will be rirawm up semtwindup match Hudpath left tha rlnc without Refereo Lloyd Rockwell renewable at the Instance of either after awarded th flfht to Lan on a technical party for another twenty years unknockout in th laat round Hadpth latr der which the state gets the use of rnhapef h4 tnd waa taken to a hoawtlaL 30 second -- feet et th water of the faUd 6o rcain eonidoutn ftba? t Pullman Outsider Wins $12170 on Each Rawllna-Caseli- a Moose Play American Fork ifbert 331 11 19 3 0 3 1 3 0 11 3 0 I e i The one-hol- e rhompson 3rowthtr 2b 14 Shepherd M Iresier cf 35 Totali J4 1ft II 4 Total! IS 7 005 670—11 SugarhouM Firemen 002 030— 4 Error— Metteen M ShepSummery herd Elbert Fiercer White (Stolen bases —Joraeion 3 Allsop White Home rune Two-baa- a hit — Matt-se- n Taylor Double play— Fahraon to Joraeion E defeat to Struck out Charge Shepherd — Morton 8 F Shepherd 2 Ft Bhepherd ft Lee 1 Baeel on beUe— F Bhepherd 3 Bhepherd 9 Umpiree— 6prr and Shelton “Powerhorse” Pomeroy match Satur- Earl mountain conference fullback day in semifinal round enoountera final la scheduled for from University of Utah two years The : Sunday Joined thfa—W ago ranks of the bene I diet Tuesday Hei vX 4 1 championship Tuesday in the day’s feature match Smith had an aggregate 75 for hie ' excursion Orlob not a notorious long hitter managed to keep his drives straight down the fairway and with phenomenal approaching he took as lead at the turn from the favorite Orlob had 38 for the outgoing nine Smith came back with at flock of pars however and the match ended on the sixteenth green The victory places Smith In tha semifinal round ' O E Foley medalist and J H Morrison also advanced to the semi final round Foley advanced by reason of a default from H L Selley while Morrison shot In the middle seventies to defeat J C Deal 7 and 5 The only remaining quarter-fina- l round match between Athol Rawlins and J N Casella will be played Wed' Foley will play Morrison nesday and Smith will oppose the winner of the iy '‘ Country club BHOA um ETtylor M $2 Nose Ticket One down at the end of the first nine holes C D “Chuck” Smith shot par golf on the Incoming nine to eliminate Rudy Orlob 4 and 3 from th competition to group of Bonneville lineon the Magna course Sunday Harry Borg pro at Bonneville la expected to head about 30 players against the mill boys This will be Gub Tourney Wight won her semifinal round encounter from Mrs W W Cassidy 6 and 5 while Mr Bert Twelves fell before Mrs Rawlins 4 and 3 ‘ Also Reach Semifinals of MU Play Morrison Folejr 'Miss Eleanor Wight and Mrs Athol Rawlins will clash for the July leg trophy In th Country club directors' cup competition Friday announced Professional Alex McCafferty Tuesday night FIREMEN j 0 o feihi In Country Club Tussle m I Frofes-clona- 1:34 o'clock JHOA 1 Chuck Smith Downs Orlob Women Clash Bonneville Golf Feminine golf cohort of Forest Dais elnb will be served with match Sharps to Play play against par tournament Wed announced jtesday morning At Magna Sunday Sid Harmon Tuesday night will start promptly The at BUOARHOU8I Pehraon 3b: 113 Joraeion lb S 1 1 iI5 Alllop lb Mattien aa 4 Murphy II 1 Morton Word 3cOtt committal Bra-darr- Lao Ss The ui Dale Women Book Kirns va Robert I Match Play Meet Flremm 4 17 Wetnaidar'a Sohidula Oram Cab va Utah Fowar Comm unit Dackar L and McCartr Indapandinta va Eutirn Hattara MunicPeaoock Harvey and ipal No 1 Ooanloa Taatar t nj Tatidar'a Rnulta 4 Fuliman I ftl V Frel-lan- Sobol-Me- f Undiaa if Um Iuai Data Pulmm Y o LEAGU TRIBUNE 4 Race Results Railway Nine Almost Over 1 10 — Junior Riley vi John Mathlsu im-i- l va Bill Birsatrom At that time Ruuell Swanson of I Back 15— Frank Benaon v Vauthn Organ Bonneville club who captured med- - Jud Oreen va Earl Bohnalter 20 — Paul prof vi Earl Foots Paul Allt honor In the Junior tvent with Aardema H Burtoft va Malvln Summer- a enstional 74 will fir awy with I 90— Donva Bihunln Ed klnsiler vi Warren Thlada the Inaugural ahot that sends the hari 1 90 — John va Dick John ion Hodiion young campaigner out upon 18 hole Kwry Swenson vt Eldon 8tvnon I It— Jack Ourrg vi match play Journeys (Lons Manning Walter Johnion or Keith fipratuay to No changes were installed among bi played off at 1 10 a m ) leaders round following qualifying rim nubs Tuasday play Only a dozen or q t — Olok Milner vs (Lon Man more who failed to turn In cards on nlng Welter Johnioa er Keith priuly) V VIIV Holat Stubbe Hep Monday attempted to unseat the first I 46— Bob Rapp vi Ulan Telford BUI va OWen McCarthy day's leaders and the challengers were Aliup 1 60— Joe Bintarrllt vs (Lon ManUnsuccessful johnion or Keith Bprattley) ning waiter An ft n Xlloi tinder Far to Seventh AlSirVY( B1U ye H OolUnt Ed Kingsley defending Junior ama- Wigiman va jeilrrHtllr v ' teur champion loomed as a possible laggnft yilrht j menace to Rusaell Brtanoon’s top I Oft— Judd Wilcox Vi Wilts uttliflild Andy Dowd vi Warn! Murphy birdie a a while for Registering plaoe 1 05 — Bud d Hirrlion VI merlins W Moral v Paul Riren1 four an the opening hole Kingsley I 10— Mol Coirrlff o Squirts Mom reached the seventh tee one under O'RulUmn vg J Johnson par He encountered trouble on No I It —J Volker va R Harrison P Bar-lvt Howard Bdsr 7 taking a five and he finished with Thirl Plisbt on Nos and B for a 17 ' in spite of the fact that five flVtfs 1 1ft— Raw Mifrrtr va Ralph Orowtoa Hrdf vi Stan Parker Hour appeared on Young Kingsley's card 1 15— Leo 14 Favor va Dtk Ball Olfdi va Farley Johnaon on his seoond nine he came home rliuva lo— Harold Miller va 6 Btevena Fran In 40 strokes tor a 77 and a tit for ellI Oreen va Mai Vitei fourth place He dropped a nice putt 1 15—J Mannn vt La White Jr Fame-Uva Minor Bailr on No 17 lor a birdi three marking Fearth FUlht r under-pahole his second 1 1ft— Proctor va Ed Laupold Ralph According to Professional Mickey ardner Jack va Btan Parkins official starter the youngsters Louie I it — Paul Wetmn vt John Bowiri RUey MlUer vi p Tomlin will go out by foursomes Wednesday to— Lon Hovik va BUI Lots John Vows Intervals The Juniors vi I Douglas at Smith Viator I 65— H Macklrn vi H worthin will precede the Juveniles Rldiout va S MitohiU Flight Competition Fifth Filth Thirty-twWiitphei vi Mtx wuhtasoa players are Included In lft'oe— va Piaa HaniV ' the championship flights of the Ju- lit0 Rowlar 05— Vcrn Stonntr vt K 8tffenon division 18 In the Juvenile Jike Da Bry vi W Fuller niors and 10— Dean Robinson va BUI Davidson First-roun- d loners in the champion- H 10Harknaea vi Irvins Hutchion ship flights will enter competition in 10 15— Wally Mace va Paul Cardon Leon Hemmlns va Stewart Pearaon consolation brackets i Sink Flight Due to the large number In the vs Bob division seven flight competl-- " 10 20 —Lemtry Sindall Bob Marmin va Jaek wanaon tlons are offered youngsters of that 10 95— Cullen MoOarry va Howard class A first flight of 16 has been 10 W Wlaca vi BUI Kelly 9ft— Potter va Grant Stevens BUI Jack class Juvenile in the drawn up vs Bert Worthin Second-rounmatches will be Oarmon 10 35 — Paul Aveaon va Las Mldllaj T played Thursday third round on Fri- W Ohampnsy va Hal Huiohlna ' Seventh Fllsht and all 10 day semifinals on Saturday 40— Oborn va T Taylor Ilmer championship matches on Sunday Mower vaOen C W Shlnsleton deter10 is— Playoffs will be nsoessary to jack Huvbandi va Frag Brown Charles Bchoftleld va W Mobar mine th complete personnel of the 10 50—w Nelden va BtarUnt Wabhaf dl- the Junior in Mika Enaiwb ya D Jonea championship flight vision Three budding linltamen Lon 10 oo— v io Johamen va Fred Killy Lynn an vs R S Wiiht Manning Walter Johnson and Keith Mori DIVISION JlIVSNIL bprattley muat via for the thirty-secon- d Championship fllsht James Sinclair it vt otorss Fear-loposition In th bracket by 11 00— Oen Raid va Jack Organ extra hols competition Wednesday 11 05— ' Henry Malhlau vi Olaa Edtar Frank Woollty vi Harry Stsvana morning at 7:30 o'clock 11 10— Dan Aliup vi Joa Raid! Wallaoa Fans Watch Favorites Himmlns vs Louli Jansen Favorites In the championship ll it— K Blmmoni vs Jim Koran Phil Nilion bracket of the Junior class appear to Voilir va FeedFirst Fllrtl obert Bursuu be Russell Swanson Jud Done Junior ll J©— Jack Milner ya vt Archls Brsmer Ansel Riley Kitten Ballard and Earl Mont 11 25— Victor Angel vs Gordon Waiamanl Schneiter in the upper half and Paul Oorrcn va Budits Jameson Pros Ed Kingsley John Hodgson 11 90—Kirby Chick Schofltold viS Dick Mo-in the lower halt 11Ilia Jimmy Kunkil viH Lon TalfordHanIf Re Jr and Oeorge ’ Lawronei Jonas vs Grant In the juvenile division James Sin- sen 35— Eutenc Oaurttan vaH Dean Prootor I clair of Twin Falls Henry Mathleu Secant night Thomas Ttyjon and Dan Alsup from Ogden and Ken- II © — jack Hunts Vt Mlddlemiu vH Jim Jarratt neth Simmon of Nlbley park loom Albert 40 — Vincent Pearaon va Rad Fowlaii ll v as the most feared title contenders Lynn Morsan R Roberta 11 00 — Tommy Evans va Ed Rqulrstl Jos Hunt vs Olen Orals ll 5S— Klei Petersen va Mai Reas I two-five- is 4 Fire Girl 114 aLaay Mary 112 Lucky Polly 113 Sabina H 112 Stimulation 112 107 Mayetta 112 Bright Beauty 112 Mis Marr 116 Glen Burnle 112 Water Hen 112 Seoond race $1600 claiming maiden l8- yea-oljfuclpngs 30 andupseven 111 Brown Sinner 111 IrriWell Behaved tation 107 Del mar 112 Caius 119 Bugs Leary 112 John R 111 Melody Hour 112 Luflnur 113 High Pocketa 113 Wild Child 107 Eighty Twenty 107 Sweet Air 107 Sew- 107 Indus 167 Basilica 112 Pal tngGirl to Pal 111 Jaboulay 108 Monocle 113 Grass Lands 113 Third race $5000 added the Lake Forest Steeplechase handicap full miles (?)— Gueen s course two and one-ha- lf Pal 133 Tod Sloan 136 aFairmount 170 bAcrobate II 140 peagdenesa 143 alndigo 152 Oracle 144 a— J Wldener entry b— Fox Chapel stud six furFourth race $1500 longs (8)— Indian Runner 112 Westy Junior 112 eBtcetera 117 aAt Sunrise 114 Dyak 110 Newgro 110 Run a Son 110 Tel-Uc- o 112 a — J F Schorr entry Fifth race $1600 seven furlongs (9)— aMad Career 109 Burning Up 112 Masked Ball 104 Egypt 109 Scapegoat 10$ Sweet Scent 104 aLedder 114 Oeorge Maypole 103 Martha Jonee 98 a— Walter J Salmon entry Sixth race $1800 handicap and up Herts course (6)— Battleship 108 Suneros 97 Oolden Prince 107 Satin Spar 110 108 Morse Seventh race $1600 claiming 7— Amyvale and up Herts course US French Lass 111 Jem 113 John Wackier 108 River Forest 106 Try it 113 Sun Hatter 113 Eighth race $1500 claiming th miles (20)— end up one end Royal Manager 10$ Punishment 111 Lillian T 10$ Master Ace 114 John Peel 108 Skibo 106 Otilla 104 Chancellorjl 108 FadAviator 108 Prlmevaf 106 Swoop dy 108 Lion Hearted IQfl Baton 114 Far 108 114 Dearborn Fort Ormontlme away 106 Make Believe 106 Wirt O Bowman 106 Lansquenet 111 Weather dear track faet RENO RESULTS First race five furlonge maid ens— Bill Bane (Kart) $6 00 $4 00 $2 00 won Sweet Cargo (Lasswell) $14 00 I 00 80c third second Bay Point (Terhune) Also ran— Midstream Ken-d&l- ia Time 1 01 Our Hills Devolta Vitesse Seoond race five and one-ha- lf furlongs and up nonwinners at this meeting — Minnie Meadows (Thomson) out $3 40 00 won $3 Anna”Dan (Wallis) $720 80c second Kat'ka (Wright) 60c third Time 1 09 Also ran-- Bay Man 6 Beatrice ed Morse Nonoma Some Bee France S Pussyfoot Take a Chance Third race six furlongs and $26 30 $10 20 up— Tom Hill (Thomson) won $5 40 Fan Air (Dyer) $8 20 $5 00 second Verdevale (Van Pelt) $4 00 third ran— Aggie Star Also first unit Time 1 14 Mala Jola Shot John Mar-roThe land are used by the stock-me- n Braybant M J McNulty Jr Bonnie IL Hushee for winter grazing only and the Fourth raoe six furlongs livestock will not be on the lands and up — Shasta Charm (Eppihlmer) Ill OO 80 Won $3 20 Eugene O Sullivan during nesting or shooting season $4 (Avraud) $3 40 $8 80 second Sal (Ha$7 80 the commissioner said Time 1 13 3 5 Also third nger) ginnln j 6-- 0 7-- 5 Dr I Salt L (r will be eon Is golfer Hie ducted Dental Pairi flclals whose i request and pm mens If Captii T Hei 0 Pie W R Vi W R K R E Wi J H Drw H M V J Do 6-- 1 6-- love-thre- fclllzed Vital J A bi bassad evenlm ship In his defeat of Mangin Some experts believed he would give Doeg tussle in the semifinal to- morrow Mrs Moody’s second round triumph over Virginia Rice of Boston featured play In the woA men’s division Mrs Moody was content to remain In backcourt and force errors by her opponent In the meantime Mrs Moody’s probable opponent in the finals Saturday Helen Jacobs of Berkeley Cal had no - easy time downing Mimns In the Palfrey- of Boston second set Miss Jacobs trailed at before she could steady her game Capi the M derson O Petty 6 Squir William A Munn R T Wl N Harry Folsoi R U V Ell G Christ Earl Lam H O fla L O Ha M Q W R Meyer Joe Berrj ' e Petty Halt g Cyprus Captures H Fourth Victory LEGION Vico Oil Cypru Midvale Bingham BASEBALL Won Lost 0 5 1 4 ? 5 1 000 800 duns Huntington Perron laMancheiter paok and Peterson S fi and Collar d ) ! Giants 1 League 831 Tot BINGHAM— The Invading Cyprus Legion baseball olub pounded cut an eaay 18 to 1 victory here Tuesday over the local Junioc Legionnaires The winners begged 23 hits to 8 lor the home elub Batteries— Cyprus Tuck and Clark Bingham Stagotti and Miller HUNTINGTON WINS HUNTINGTON— Th local club defeated Manches9 to 8 in ten Innings ter won his own game with a triple T The score R 8lmm Hems The lei Tankeea 2F5 143 Perron r Horn! 2 1 Fct OOODI Cunli! Hi nine to c 15000 adc from Z Sehob I I IK 0S Ktrk'w ’ m AvUf If aVY i) Houyco Jon' ny Aggie Alma Borland and Fifth race lx furlong up— Brune (Dyer) 94 00 13 30 13 JO won TtmelcMper (Elliott) 913 20 9ft 80 gecond Inflnitug (Bpplhlmar) 94 2ft third Time 1 13 4 Alio ran— Kong Kala Baby Blue Facsimile Sixth raca mil and geventv yards 3 year-old- s and up—bur Hill (Ayraudi 98 20 9100 Desmond 99 00 won: Ml r) (Dyer) 9S 80 94 00 second Alma Also 92 80 third Tima 1'41-- i K Inei Babe Thutle Marty Kentucky Ean— Ruet Seventh rece mile and a alxteenth and up— King Jack (Lang) 910 00 84 20 33 00 on Earner Weldel (Eppihlmer) 98 Oft 92 6ft gecond 8110 Branch (Hart) 94 00 third AIM ra- nTime J 49 2- -1 Ruben Bryndear Barbara Ann Bed BnX ner Will Collnet v Eighth rice mil end a glxtieoth gnd up— Silver Man (Wright) 920 30 38 30 39 301 won: Shasta Monk (Van Pelt) 34 80 93 30 geoond Oolden Luaura 34 00 third Hart) Time 1 46 4 Also ran— Cong II ll Monte Deposition Adam g Apple Ray Ruddy REMO ENTRIES (Lost Day af Rang Meeting) First net five gnd one-hi- lf lurlonts— Sharldn Queen 101 Printer 103 Merrlganft 98 Slippery volt 104 General Leggett 106 Evelyn R 101 Anaegthetle 08 Heelantoe 100 Gus1 Pool 100 Douglai Alley 106 Maxle Binder 108 Strip 103 Helen Cither-In- e ftfl Little Glmll 101 Second race glx furlonge — Goldfield 103 Rendezvous 101 Delrote 3(1 Tat£el 107 Everyway 109 Battle A 99 GenerfTHrhert 101 Rasabald 104 Kllauea 103 Manwell 109 Beesle V 96 Rosabella 109 Heartache 107i 1 Third race five furlonts Ot:nd 00) Watasua 110 Lemon Hills 110 M Hocan 102' Dude Rancher 101 Tlmbus HO CapUet 110 Broadway Call 106 Loys Ormont 110 Fourthraee five and one-ha- lf furlongi — Heroakr 105 Jargon 99 Parry Brit 110 Wabuska Maid 94 I utene O BulUvan 104 — Yujnuri 100 Appro- neUe $4 Lucky Prospefo 107 Fifth rac mil and seventy yards— Short Out Jr H)? Passalon 98 Gn Oliver 112 Chariot 107 Alma $5 Inflnitug 107 Gal lopinc Shoes 103 Oolden Colna 112 Sixth race mill and seventy yards— Ma- llclous 108 Don Fernando 115 Ahpet 111 Privately 106 Bright Hones 105 Nichrlson Catch 99 Goldflex 104 Sans Ut Fair 118 Terre Seventh race on mile— Enrard 99 Bis omff 10$ Charming Homm 103 Bar Stms- ter 102 BUarior 109 Thelma P 102 Ka’a94 kaua 10O Voltacast 101 Dr MUlerick Classy Lassy 98 Busy Beth 109 Spectre 104 No Excuse 110 Solus 100 Eighth rare one mile — Obi it 109 fountain 107 Crimson Runner 10$ EXwi Jr 10$ Lady Fad 107 Bruns 109 Southland Bon 109 Youraba 108 Heorakite 109 Badger Face 10$ J G Meftfctffey 109 Dr BUiy 10$ Trumpet Rock 106 Juares 109 Ninth race mile and aeventy yards— Question Mark 99 Bird Spaulding 101 Cas Walter 106 Oaineswood 112 Fior $$ Zing 104 Shanon Rose 104 101 Mad Boy 112 Huquince 101 Boy 109 Lalooh 104 princes 104 Weather clear track i In Us MOT oil k 484) whr Med ai |
