| Show THE SALT TRIBUNE 'WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY LAKE 29 193L T3 OWEN COVEY QIIALIFIES FOR NATIONAL IN DENVER TRIALS " Uncle Sam ‘Detours’ Trout Rctzlaff Puts Out Osa Salt' LakeiiFollows Little With 6 LEADING BATSME Provo Tennlsen to ' Have New Turf Courts PROVO— Plans for trying out 72-7- Three Coaster ' Bags 145 Survives Test! Strokes in Van of Utah Golfer 1ST th AMoeUtd Fnui Thi ttindin R 87 1 Wuth Ysnkw 80 Rtmmoui Athletic 402 63 Webb Rfd Box V M 257 66 41 M II Orlmm Cub o 104 47 Hendrick Red 7 14 16 Davis fnllllM H PH NEW YORK July one of the younger heavyweight stars knocked out Mateo Osa socking Spaniard in the third round of the main bout here toA crowd of 15000 saw the night i bines" fish ivolded the charted water Duluth heavyweight batter Osa for electrodes re“Even feeding oould not lure the two rounds and then finish him Twenty four-vo- lt cently were placed In the water salmon and trout Into this forbid- with a single right uppercut to the across the mouths of irrigation den territory the association re- chin In the third Retzlaff weighed ditches near BoonevlUe Ore The ported 194 Osa 185 (TV-M-uch Owen Covey Salt Lake Conn 133 1SI 1)3 110 I 06 66 ’ 2(fl)-Charlej-Re-tzlaff 988 978 170 949 949 948 ten-roun- Nstie Brown Oakland Cal heavy weight outpointed Marty Pox of New York in a preliminary on the heavyweight card that drew a crowd of 15000 to Queens boro stadium A former sparring partner of Max Schmellng Brown outsmarted and outpunched the lanky New Yorker in every round Fox weighed 185 Brown 182 five-roun- d at at Chi try clnb woe whose 148 Denver qualified him to enter the national amateur meet sago next month DENVER Colo July Lawson Little of Ban Francisco led the field of 13 competitors with 38 fields and left to die because they have followed some irrigation canal instead of the main stream channel Many others are killed by mechanical devices that exert sudden pressures such as hydraulic tur- WASHINGTON the same as motorists are detoured "turf tennis" which Is so popular In around dangerous roads conservatthe east are being perfected by the ionists are experimenting with eleccity recreation department Miss Wil- trically charged metal plates to ma Boyle city recreation director guide reckless’ fish away from irrisatd Tuesday The new turf courts gation ditches and other unsafe wawill be constructed at Pioneer park terways and If they prove popular more “Every year" says the American be provided next year Mis association “millions of Forestiy stated game fish are carried out on the July 28 WV-Wil- liam In the regional qualifying round today lor the national amateur tournament The three other llnksmen to draw places In the national meet from tire Ropky mountain region were Owen e : ' §Cx Covey of Balt Lake City who shot 72- Nathan Grimes of Denver and George E Newton — 154 also of Denver Little and Covey long lean son of Utah gut on a thrilling fight hl for the medal honors The Califor- nlan and the Utah youngster were tied at 72 each at the end of the morni76—- 148 79-7- 6 ng round one stroke over par for the Denver Country club course On the afternoon round Little continued his brilliant approaching annd putting while the Covey fell a victim to long grass losing out for medal honors by three strokes The four low scoring golfers will compete in the national meet to be held over the Beverly Country club IKJLivj p n long-drivin- course of Chicago August Covey’s card follows: Morning: " Out In 454 344 545 444 ©In) 21 524-- 35 443-3- 7-72 Afternoon: I Out In 543 444 564 435 544--37 Dentist Gdlfers Renew Skirmisli v Rival members of tile Molars and Bicuspids will resume their monthly warfare Thursday this time on the K Bonneville club municipal links be- 1 ginning promptly st 1:30 o’clock Captain Hyrum G Bergstrom of the Molars and Captain N T Henderson of the Bicuspids have mobilized their respective forces for the vital July battle A banquet will follow at the Ambassador hotel at 7 o’clock Thursday A t VS w w Plans Complete For State Legion evening Dr R Leland Watson formerly of Balt Lake and now of Las Angeles will be among the warriors Dr Watson Is reported to be one of the best golfers in California ' The Interteam matches are con MAGNA— The state elimination ducted under the auspices of the Utah tournament for the American Legion Dental Golf association Junior baseball championship to be Pairings for the fray follow and off- held at Magna August 6 6 and 7 will those announce icials that players consist of eight teams representing whose names fall to appear below are the winners of the various district 1:30 at to requested report Thursday throughout the state The and partners will be found for them : tournament will be run with a Cham MOLARS BICUSPIDS pionshlp and consolation “flights" Captain Captain with the If T Hendariaa first day losers entering the Bergstrom B W Brown Inc J C Pack consolation There will be four games w R Worley vi 'William Hidden R W R Kuhre vi DaJgelish Wednesday four Thursday and three v R E Wight a gI Green veil The games will start as B Foi Friday vs JH HM Davlg va 8 Thatcher follows: Wednesday and Thursday Walker M Rock first game each V J day 10 a m second K Merrill vs O Petty m third game 3 p ra B Squires C Rudlne game vs 0 W Teudt and fourth game 5:15 p m Friday Willlsm Woods vvs A Munns D Folsom first vs game 1 p m second game 3 A vs T Wiley Bryan A Jones p m and third game 6:15 p m § arry vs NordWrg H D Brockbank Mick Scanlon and Bob vs R Folsom Howard will vs N Elllsworth 0 Ch Oreen h Officiate in all games J Ervlne Q Chrlitophersonvs vs J I Hansen Earl Lambert The Cyprus Post No 38 which is va K O Sanford Res Calvert L Bennion conducting the tournament has L O D D McArthur vs Wilcox M O Halgrenvi for the handling of all teams va A Plneock entered R Meyers Housing and dining faclli P S Carver va Joe Berry W 8 Moves ties are ready for tha vs Petty visiting play-er- a § Halt F Meskln vs In addition the committee in 4- charge has made extensive preparatHOME RUN CLUB ions for the entertainment or the personnel Thursday August 4 at Bf the Associated Preu p m the players will make a trip Horn! runs Tuesday: FothenHl White Sox to the Bingham mines to view the 1 Simmons Athletics 1: Goslitv Browns 2 copper mining activities Wednesday Hemsley Cubs 1: Blair Cubs 1 SO: Yankees The leaders Gehrig Ruth and Thursday will be given over to Tankees 37 Klein Phillies 23 AverllL In2 Qj Foxx Athletics 19 dians Ott visiting the mill and smelter Friday 177 Giants evening will be occupied with a speLeasue totals: American 970 Nitiotoal cial trip to Baseball Meet play-off- Dortonvl 131 ip Saltalr Total 70L POOR LAD WINS GOODWOOD England July 99 (AP— Sir IT Cunlllfe Owen’s Poor Lad at odds of nine to one today won the Stewards cup of a length 15000 added by three-quartefrom Z G Michallnos’ Zanoff James Echob's Andover was third Ltoo Junior American PROVOr-Frov- basebiJl team eaeily defeated the Hebar nine Monday on tbe latter’s (rounds by a score of 11 to 9 to take a step closer to the district title A aeries of sames between Provo end the winner of a round robin tourney amonc the Sprintvllle Spanish Fork and Benjamin Lesion teams will be held in the near future for the district championship Led by Owen Rowe Provo Who hit safely in five trips to theshortstop plate Includthe locals collected ing two fourteen hits while Castelberry on the mound for the Provo nine held the Heber youths to tea scattered blows The score PROVO LEGION HEBER LEOION B HO A BHOA 6 0 11 Buys e 5 13 1 Cody 3b Rowe As 6 4 6 S Harver lb 4 110 Christensn 3b 6 1 1 Latts 2b Littlefield lb 4 O 1 0 E Oiles as 6 13 1 6 0 3 0 Prauahton 3b-- 4 0 11 Jolley Petersen rf 6 0 10 Dananbera 6 0 0 1 p Charle8wrthe 6 0 10 C Giles rf 6 110 6 110 Castleberry p 6 3 1 OINelsen If 4 0 10 Dayton ef till t If! Totals 114 4! Totals 40 6 10 0 omerun— E Giles Two-bas- e Summary7 hits — Christensen Rowe 2 Frau ah ton Struck out—Castleberry 11 Dananburc 9 Umpires—Shurtliff and Oiles 6T OEORQE— Double header baseball rarnes between the American Lesion Junior teams of 6t Georare and Beaver were played at the latter town Sunday and acre both won by the St Oeorse team the first by a score of 23 to 0 and the second 13 to 9 Both sames were errorless for tbe St Oeorse team The standings of the teams In the Seventh district now is: SEVENTH DISTRICT Won Lost Pet St t1 o looo75 Beaver i Parowao 1M I t m secomd-eI7aoi- ce turn when cents s VIHO V Wlag fomy ffiirst-ehipu- ee mo moire? Tire dealers who have to sell the size of against the' outstanding popularity of his reach of Goodyear Tires are up against a pretty stiff problem Many a has been a They have to justify tire second-choic- e the purchase of-- a which isn’t the easiest job in the world That’s why so much talk you dealers about technical hear from such comparisons — measuring one tire against another by differences so small that it almost takes a magnifying glass to biceps or the length his world-beate- NEW GOODYEAR “on paper” r on the road or in It’s much the same way with tires flop ALL-WEATH- Tb kit whisper in ityk milMgs rsb1 Aad w put It your ear for only the ring Recently a great and unbiased public institution completed a nation-wid- e survey asking American motorists " What tire is best ? NOW CAB WNiai "WHAT see them I rTI TIRE IV N INI 28x473-1- 9 29x500-1- 9 $860 MMtltN IS IISTT" 010 940 30x500-2- 0 All this beside the point to the Goodyear buyer because he buys not a set of technical claims but a tire— the best tire and the best value the market affords is OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION tire and five times the average preference for all other makes ’ The fact that a race horse comes' in first is more important than the length of his legs or the depth of his phest 1 The fact that a boxer has won a long list of decisions means more than TOTM 1 jRemember that when you buy tires and pick the winner on its pubh'c record' 700 The vote which was country-wid- e and included every state shows a preference for Goodyear Tires ) nearly 2H times that for the second Tremonton Wins Over Collegians Before you let go your good money just ask yourself the simple question f e tire when “Why buy a Goodyears cost no more ?” second-choic- -- TREMONTOW— Br taking advsntara of a breaks the local Roush Riders were able to score 11 runs on nine hits and down the Logan Collect a ns by a 9 to 11 eount The losers hit two Tremonton pitchers will but failed to make them count Larry T ' few The RHEUy at Evan brilliant catcher starred for the winners both at bst and on tha field Haight and Conger also played great ball Hook Johmion struck out sins Collegian in final five Innings theNext Saturday evening Tremontoti meets California Owl In a night gams Tbs score I LOGAN A8RHE tf 4 1 1 0f Weatover Hale 2b Martin ss Nyman rf--lb Evans p Holden fcorenseru lb Brown cf Dailey Lewis 6 3 S 1 Conger 0 Evans 13 44 0 16 7 b C Totals J j3 9110 5 6 0 6 0 S 13 4 Oil 10 O I 3 0 110 301104 PLAYER KILLED - “ PORT ARTHUR- - Ont AFV July 28 Hobby Connor 27 local hockey player for- V in the National league Beattie on the Pacific yesterday of a fractured akull received Sunday when he dived into ahai low water at Greenbay with Detroit Wasatch 5124 MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR j Wasatch Soavico 8514 cbonTio 'jTirc Cs Onapply Co 123 South State ' Wasatch 1349 ' 1 1 Q 0 Fourth South and West Temple Co i 6100 4 3 1 access 'Siva Oz Him 1 HOCKEY merlylast year with and coast died e ABRRE 0 0 6 1 llWatkina p-4 3 3 1 Cropiey cf R Waldron If 1 O 0 Haight is 6 1 1 1 E Green 2b-l- b 4 3 Johnson lb-- p 6 0 O 1'McDowaU rf I 0 1 0B Waldron rf N Waldron 2b C45130 Totals riovcoita Oupcr Soi-vic2189 Highland Drive Hyland 2155 TREMONTON 1767 South State Street TIRE5 THAN — 1' ON ANY Ilyland OTHER r KIND! |
