Show unt Win Way to ah Net Final Senior Dixon Each Downed in Exciting Four-Se- All-Ac- Sure to Draw Record Crowd Semifinal t SALT LAKE CITY Dr Bartosh 31iss Von Hadcln Reach Feminine Final Round Five Championships at Stake in Sunday’s Program f UTAH SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 1935 Municipal Stars Ready for Mammoth Tourney Utah Fans To Aid in By BOB GOODELL Two of the nation’s greatest young players Bobby Riggs nd Joe Hunt will fight it out for the Utah state men's singles title Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock Due to the fact that both reached the junior singles final as well the encounter will decide both championships Riggs and Hunt reached the final round by virtue of clear-csemifinal“victories Saturday Riggs opened hostilities by a 6 2 4 1 triumph over Walter Senior lanky San Franciscan and Hunt made it a clean sweep for youth by taking 5 6 4 Fred “Buck” Dixon of Provo into camp 2 Women’s singles laurels will bet decided at 2:30 with Dr EstherijP Rartosh of Los Angeles heavily- - CilfllS mJjVCJHS favored to defeat Miss Edith von Hadelri Salt Lake City champion Both moved into the final round With decisive victories over rival Salt Lakers Doubles Encounter Men's doubles will take the spotSATURDAY'S RESULTS Men’s Siniles Semifinal light at 4 o’clock with Worth Os- Bobby Rim Los d Walter Anyeles wald of Berkeley and John Murio Senior Ssn Francisco 64 Joe Hunt Los Anreles d Fred Dixon of San Francisco defending chamProvo — 1934 the only pions incidentally Women’s Singles Semifinals titleholders to reach the final round Dr Father a Bartosch Los Crow W Senior Earle and —meeting Edith von llsdeln d Frances llffens Peirce the latter of Salt Lake City 64 Women's Doubles Semifinals d The combination ap- Dr Esther Bartosh Los pears to have too much power for McGhie Halt Lake City d Arnes Norris Its rivals but Senior and Peirce Grsvee Norris Gibbs d Ruth were impressive in victories over Edith von Christensen 75 Sutton and Freed of Salt Lake 6-- 6-- Members of Star Team to Be Selected by 6-- 7-- 6-- 3-- Nation-Wid- 6-- : For Final Day 6 6 4 Anteles-Veron- 1 1 3 Murio-Oswal- Anteles-Veron- 7 5 Hadeln-Mar- a 2 y 2 City and over the 1 highly-rate- d combination as well so that they are entirely capable of surprising the defenders This like the singles will be over the three out of five-srute The final event women’s doubles gets under way at 4:30 o’clock with Dr Bartosh and Verona McGhie the latter of Salt Lake City meeting Miss von Hadeln and Mary Gibbs The latter pair looks danvicgerous due to their clear-cu- t tory over Ruth Crow and Rosella 1 et pions in Saturday’s semifinal while combination the Bartosh-McGhi- e had its troubles before it succeeded in ousting the Norris sisters in a three-se- t duel Each Has Lost Two Sets encounter should The Riggs-Hun- t provide some of the most brilliant tennis ever seen in Utah Riggs 17 years ‘of age conquered Marvin Alter Dave Freed Oswald and Senior on his victorious march to the final round while the Hunt's victims have been Gene Eardley Ross Sutton Tidball and Dixon Each has lost two sets Riggs dropping one each to Freed and while Sutton and Dixon Senior each bagged one from Hunt Riggs' greatest asset is supreme steadiness with ability to play stellar tennis in effortless fashion assortment He has a of strokes his most effective weapon to date being a deadly backhand passing shot Riggs! prefers the back court but advances to the n innet effectively at 1 p Worth bition) SUNDAY’S SCHEDULE (All Final Matches) m — Jack Tidball Lot Anreles vs Oswald Berkeley (two oetss exhi- championships) 2:30 p m— Dr Esther Bartosh Los Anre-l- e vs Edith von Hadcln Salt Lake City (women’s sinrles championship) Bcrkeley-Joh- s 4 p m— Worth Oswald Murio Ran Francisco ys Walter Senior W Peirce Salt Lake San Francisco-Earl- e City (men's doubles championship) 4:80 p m — Dr Esther Bartosh Los McGhie Salt Lake City vs Edith von HadelnMary Gibbs Salt Lake Peacock Upsets Owens Again in Dash Ont July 6 Peaccok Temple uni versity negro star who startled the track world with a double victory over Jesse Owens Thursday dem onstrated today it was no fluke when he flashed home in front of the Ohio State negro in the dash feature of the Buffalo N Y Police club games in a drivCRYSTAL BEACH UP) — Eulace Here are some of the outstanding performers in the annual municipal tennis tournament which opens Monday with hundreds of Sait Lake City players participating Norma Standing (1) who captured the girls’ singles title last year will enter the junior girls’ class this year Frances Uffens (2) junior girls’ and mixed doubles champion of 1934 will enter the women’s division Elmo Stevens (3) mixed doubles champion last year and a strong contender in men’s singles and doubles will be in action Mont Carlston (4) ing finish Peacock allowed Owens to set the men’s singles ruler will defend his title as will Grayce Norris (5) women’s singles champion pace for most of the distance and then flashed to the front in the final 25 yards crossing the finish line going away with a burst of tervals The Temple sophomore’s Hunt plays a more aggressive speed was 105 seconds three-tentgame than Riggs but makes more time errors His net play is most effec- of a second slower than the time tive and he has a deadly forehand he set Thursday at Lincoln Neb at its best in defeating Owens drive which seems to Lincoln time is better than Municipal tennis tournament entry blanks came to the tennis against a hard shot His service theTheworld's record but its accept- editor is not severe but is exceptionally by the hundreds Saturday the final day for entries in the ance is in doubt because a wind d e net meet which will begin Monday with the greatest Neither boy has any glaring was blowing weakness Each uses every shot "in It appeared that Peacock "el- entry list in the history of the event Sunday will be spent in arrangthe book” effectively Riggs was the bowed” Owens as they passed in ing the opening day's schedule for fifth ranking junior in the nation the stretch drive today but of- the tournament Matches will be last year and is a strong contender ficials ruled not Owens did not obbooked all day Monday on every to the ject season ruling for the junior title this court in the city and the complete Hunt captured the national boys’ Isaac Meadows of Michigan State schedule for that day will appear crown in 1934 and has now moved was a bad third in the race in Monday morning's issue of The Peacock’s Lincoln triumphs over into the junior class Tribune Singles in men's junior Riggs gave a great exhibition of Owens were in life broad jump land toys’ divisions and possibly in dash accurate tennis Saturday when he and the some other classifications as well Other Records Fall ' eliminated the popular Senior The are on the tentative opening-da- y from Francisco star San rangy Eddie O’Brien of Syracuse uniXENIA Ohio July 6 ITt— program drove volleyed and smashed in spec- versity smashed the district record Joe Steele cast for bass in The tournament is under the ditacular style in the first set to win for 400 meters in a special event felt Huffman and pond today of the city recreation derection next it handily but Riggs took the doing the distance in 50 seconds a healthy strike For 30 minwith the cooperation of partment two just as easily halting Senior’s four seconds better than the old utes he battled under a hot The Salt Lake Tribune which infierce attack 'with deadly passing mark Carl Roesch Buffalo Y M sun fighting his quarry to troduced 'this event a number of shots and forcing him into fre- C A star offered O’Brien his only exhaustion years ago C Oren Wilson has been quent errors Senior made his bid opposition but faded in the stretch His catch was three feet named tournament manager of the in the fourth set holding his serBob Sawyer captain-eleof the long and had to be hauled affair ies persistently until the count Pennsylvania track team toppled ashore with a rope while a All information regarding the reached 3 in his favor Here he another district record in a special dozen swimmers scamhalf tournament including reports of bombarded Riggs’ service to win race defeating Meadows water— out of the pered scores and any questions which may three straight points but Riggs the Michigan State entry: Sawyer’s Steele's "bass” was an alligaarise are to be referred to the Tennis-pulled the game out Senior barely time was :228 The old mark was tor at The Tribune missing an angled volley on game :232 A large number of last year's The San Franciscan then point rushed into a 0 lead on his serchampions will be on hand to defend their titles in the coming affair as vice but Riggs tied it up and Won well as a host of strohg contenders the game on a passing shot folfor the fourteen divisions of comlowed Jy an error on Senior’s part 0 The next game went to but petition which will he staged1 reminded to Contestants are again Riggs pulled it out of the watch Monday morning’s Tribune fire with w perfect drive down the for the opening day's schedule sidelines as his rival stormed the net Senior staved off two match ST LOUIS July 6 (iT- )- Dizzy "It’s all blown over I tell you” points in the long deuce game before Riggs finished it with a per- Dean bad baseball's the irritated manager said "No Macionis Wins Over alternately fect smash and a service ace to is and hero - Hunt was in great form as his boy avowedly go punishment is planned for Dean Medica in 440 Swim I’m sick of the whole matter” (Continued on Pate ) unpunished for his refusal to apIn exhibition twice an However after pear yesterday changing DETROIT July 6 UP— John Ma- his mind Frisch was still un- Sunday Baseball — gameatSLPauL UTAH INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE would name cionis w"hetherhe decider Philadelphia unU 8 Mines n Hetsnm t Community Despite his rebellion and Dizzy to start in the youth who will be a sophomore at y Club vs Reysl si i tl 4Gemineil kind the world about remarks s game at Cleveland Monday Yale next fall upset the dope In the — — ' chmpk-&LauiaC&r4inal-©lib-bein- g AMATEVIt FEDERATION— Frissh-will ti free style to wrest the manage the National Bennevllle Lestne A A U swim title from Jack Medileague team Wstsieb Oil “a chain gang" team ofFinney Beversrt Com"I don’t know for sure yet who ca of Seattle Wash The blond munity 10:36 s ms ugintres Spry snd ficials agreed today that the inFeeney will be the opening pitcher” he Lithuanian boy finished only a few tub Poultry si Creseeni I:N p i cident was “finished” inches in front of Medica whom he umpires McCsrty sni Peseockt scorer addyd “I haven’t decided defOstler had led all the way although his After a lengthy conference with initely” Bsrneit At Welts vs Butfsrhouse No 3 s mt umplroo Liddell snd Visibly annoyed at the latest margin at no time was more than President Sam Breadon Manager scorer Snider of a long line of outbursts from two feet Macionis was timed at deSALT LAKE INDEPENDENTS Frankie Frisch this afternoon 4:515 his temperamental pitcher PresCsoitol Lesrnc clared he planned to take no acFrsnkllu Grocer? yt Murrsr City Fhsr The recognized world record for Sam Breadon said he would ident mscy Murrsy psrk 2 p mi umpire tion against the truculent prima support Frisch if the manager the event was 4:520 established by Houston Woodbury Rcsltors vs City Fifth Market donna of the Red Bird pitching chose to fine or punish Dizzy Johnny Weismuller in 1927 In win-- j No 2 I o mi umpire Gilbert in ning last year Medina's time was “The matter is entirely staff ftalt Lake Ford Peelers vi Heins Druf No 2 8:36 p mi umpire Gilbert" V Frisch’s hands Whatever he reported to be 4:509 but his mark Plainly weary of the whole afC T O LEAGUE has been officially recog-- ! fair neither 'Breadon nor Frisch wants to do we will back him Senior Division to the fullest” nizsed would comment at length All ffsmofl postponed 100-met- er well-round- Opening Day’s Schedule Will Be Made for Many Netters well-chose- city-wid- ' Schmeling Again Boxes Uzcudun Chicago Tribune Service NEW YORK July Uzcudun who came down out of the Pyrenees 12 years ago to demonstrate the amazing durability of the human animal rents his body to the public again tomorrow when he faces Max Schmeling in a Berlin ring Schmeling steps into the ring with little to gain and a very great deal to lose If Jie beats-th- e wood chopper it will add no golden eagles to the Schmeling standards while a loss would almost write his finish in black headlines Many expect him to knock out the Basque which be of a would a bit feat as some of the lustiest punchers including Max Baer have banged away at the Uzcudun figure-heAand gained nothing but sore knuckles The German has beaten the hardy wood chopper on two previous occasions the first being at the New York Yankee stadium In 1929 when ct Editor Dizzy Dean Escapes 30-4- Penalty for Sulking d il-B- - the all-st- ar Basque-toolra-terrif- ic beating-i- every one of 15 rounds Last year he withstood the German's punches for 12 rounds in Barcelona Spain and although the match was declared a draw newspaper men gave Schmeling eight of the 12 rounds Ca-unit- 440-ya- rd Bosu-mon- ti L By ALAN GOULD (Associated Press Sports Editor) The nationwide football poll to CLEVELAND July 6 UP)-- Th determine the 22 men (two for each crowd that has ever paid greatest position) who will meet the Chicago to witness a baseball game a casecond In annual the Bears 5000 is of nearly gathering pacity 29 game at Soldiers' field August municCleveland’s to jam expected opens Sunday with The Chicago Monday for the big Tribune The Salt Lake Tribune and ipal stadium in the third of the 102 other newspapers participating parade hand picked Football fans of Utah as well as annual ofgame between forces the National and Amerievery other section of the land may Send thetr choices for the best play- can leagues can happen when a er at each of the 11 positions to the Anything of such satellites of the galaxy unihis The in locality newspaper diamond clashes but it looks like versity players eligible are those a ripe occasion ior the Nationals to whose college careers ended in the tide after two previous fall of 1934 players who return next turn the are fortified with setbacks They year are not eligible for the team a dozen of the ace of In Utah selections should be sent the New York Giants performers and St Louis to the Football Contest Editor The world They Salt Lake Tribune Voting Is abso Cardinalsto have a champions distinct edge eslutely free to those who wish to appear over the in pitching pecially make their choices crippled and somewhat shellThe following list of eligible play- shocked American league array ers is a suggested list only fans The lake-frohuge park recomwho vote for may any player an oversized Yankee sta- - ' sembling in his college competition pleted dium is in American league terri1934 tory but it’s really a neutral letting ENDS — Chet Crulrkshank Colo- for a baseball spectacle that has rado Aggies Neighbors Colorado come to rival the world series in U Karl Seifert Pittsburgh Gus popular national interest Ths Clark Tulane Dick Hardy Tulane Cleveland club quit using ths park Charles Kyle Tulane Frank Moore after finding its vast expanses too Louisiana State Mat Ballatine Loy- big a handicap for even ths long-ranola (New Orleans) Bill Maher Loyclouters It hasn’t been used ola (New Orleans) Dominic Vairo otherwise for a sporting event of Notre Dame Willis Ward Michi- national caliber since Max SchmelBarton Cummings Illinois ing stopped Young Strlbling in the gan Harry Leeper Northwestern Frank last round of a heavyweight title Haas Purdue Frank Larson Min- bout here during the 1931 heat wave nesota Maurice Johnson MinnesoSeats Practically Sold ta Robert Tenner Minnesota BerThere appeared little doubt today nard Page Iowa Jim Morgan Dapark will be packed alvidson Earl Wentz Duke Phil that the most though everything else inSanger Texas Raymond Fugua starting lineups reSouthern Methodist Don Hutson cluding the Alabama Red LeMaater Colorado mained a matter of speculation Only" a few of the 98000 reserved college Ward Browning Southern seats Unsold according to California Julie Bescos Southern Walterremained Davis the stadium comCalifornia' Ben Fenton Auburn Jack Gray Texas Paul Rucker missionerof Bleaeher seats- to the 10933 will go on sale Arkansas Don Wyman Washing- number Standing’ room ton Harold Hawley Washington Monday morning he sold for about 5000 additional State Oran Dover Washington will fans A corps of 1500 ushers and State Milton Campbell Oregon will handle the throng police Sinclair Lott State California (Los The record baseball Angeles) Raymond Morse Oregon in the Cleveland stadium outpouring numbered Clarence Anderson Idaho Naseby 80284 on July 31 1932 for a game Rhinehart Montana Albert Heller between the Athletics and Indians Montana Joseph Bogdanskl Col- Of this total 76969 were cash cusgate Lester Borden Fordham Bob tomers: Baseball record hooks list Shuler Army Dave Meek Califor- the all-tirecord as 85264 for a nia Harry Jones California John Ball doubleheader hetween the Yankees Grtnnell Tufts Malcolm and Athletics at the Yankee staBrown dium on September 9 1928 but this TACKLES— Vernon Drain Colo- total’’ Is shrouded in some doubt rado 1) Ole Olson Greeley State The paid admissions that day were Bunny Strobel Tulane Bob Tessler slightly over 70000 On that basis Tulane Ray Egan Louisiana State an all-tirecord also was set for smrp ' Pierce Carey Loyola (New Or- “dead heads” KOTOS leans) Red Berner Loyola (New Cleveland's show at any Orleans) John Wormer Chicago rate will overshadow the spectacle Tom Austin Elbert offered either at Comlskey park Michigan Gragg Illinois Ludwig Yards Ohio Chicago in 1933 or at the polo State Bruno Vercuskl Indiana grounds last year The Ohio Todd Stewart Gain Philip Bengston Minnesota Gerald metropolis is making the occasion Foster Iowa Fred Radloff Iowa a civic holiday It has always been Swan Wake Forest Joe Year-ou- t a great baseball town and the home Way to Golf Finals Pat Presbyterian Tom Craig South folks will give the revival “dream Carolina Freeman Huskey South teams” a thunderous welcome Arkansas SPRINGS Colo Carolina Bill Benton Earl Averill Out COLORADO Clyde Carter Southern Methodist Two sensaof Cleveland’s own Mel Todd 8 (UP)— Harry Tatum Bill Lee Alabama July Jim tional young golfer of Dallas Tex- North Carolina Clyde William Harder and Earl Averill played major roles in the American league's as and Verne (Spec) Stewart Al- Georgia Tech Woody Ullin Wash- second Washstraight victory last year Theodoratus George ington buquerque N M southwest chamDan Mitola Oregon but only one of them will be back State ington pion will meet in the finals tomor- State Alex Eagle Oregon Gardner to seek the center of the stage row of the western junior open Frye Oregon Robert' Hoel Pitts- Averill the clubbing outfielder was Pitts- put out of commission recently by tourney as a result of victories to- burgh Stanley Olejniczak Harold Klumb Idaho Bob an exploding firecracker and will burgh semifinal round the in day Moser Idaho Ralph Villere Idaho se the game only as a Spectator five-m- an Todd smashed par consistently toGeorge Kuka Montana' William Harder is a member of the pitching staff selected by Manday in a sensational display of Brian Gonzaga James Steen Syrasecond shots from the rough to cuse George Maddox Kansas State ager Mickey Cochrane defeat Kim Bannister Phoenix James Barber Sdn Francisco A1 The accident to Averill Is one of Ariz 2 and 1 Stewart defeated Coughlin Southern California Jack a series of mishaps or slipups which Claude Wright Denver 2 and 1 in Brown Stanford Charles Harvey appear to have cost the Americans a good bit of their best strength an erratic contest (Continued on Cue Bill Dickey star 'Yankee backstop has failed to recover from recent injuries and been withdrawn from the squad His substitute is Rol-l- ie g catcher of Hemsley the St Louis Browns A1 Simmons White Sox outfielder and Lou Gehrig Yankee first— baseman have suffered such severe lumps this fathe A A NEW YORK July 8 UP) Whitney's SinglngWood year that it's questionable how usevorite in the field of seven ful they will be Meanwhile Hank Baroni's Top Row holder of the race The disappointment othe Greenberg setting the pace for both world's record of 1:42 for one and 12000 witnessed by upwards of In home runs as well as leagues his miles opened fans was Alfred G Vanderbilt's runs batted in is strangely missing eastern invasion by equalling the Identify the former plater which from the ranks at a time a had built up e great reputation when a couple of his track record for one and over the New England tracks The blows would be most welcome miles in winning the $7500 Man o’War colt was second for the The pitching choice under top weight of 120 Americans are prospects Empire City handicap today equally spotty on midson of PeaThe weakened but badly pounds the basis of spring performances g nuts a star on the west coast way of the final bend after Rowe big Tiger righta dizzy early pace - At the Schoolboy last winter where he established hander has been highly erratic but his international mark at Bay finish he was In front of only one Cochrane denied reports Meadows reeled off the nine furhorse — Mrs Walter M Jeffords’ he would yesterday be withdrawn 7)ommy 1:51 in flat the same time Commonwealth making his' first longs big winner for Detroit so as made by' Roamer Dalmation start since finishing fifth in the Bridges far may get the-- starting assignand Yellow Hand Despite his Preakness ment with Harder as No 2 man consistent record which included Longden' did a beautiful job of of Lefty Gomez of the Yana victory at Washington park en rating Top Row Only One was the The use kees who was hit hard at the outroute east the Baronl speedster first to pass Identify and turned set of last year’s game of Lefty for home with plenty of daylight paid the long odds of 6 to 1 while Grove of the Red Sox probably will ® had which to over Vicar $7990 spare earning moved up to second place when depend on how many Jockey Johnny Longden shoved his mount over the Ijne just a the Vanderbilt colt weakened hitters the Nationals send into acThen Longden who had Top Row tion at one time head in front of William WoodDeans ‘Act Up’ ward’s Vicar a 20 to 1 shot going at full speed shot the two westerner betweenworethe down piloted by Frank Hopei Mrs Frankie Frisch manager of the leaders He gamely Dcering Howe's Only One was world champion Cardinals ran into third two lengths back and five Vicar in the final sixteenth and a series of unforeseen difficulties in ohn Hay lengths clear of Mrs (Continued on Pollowln FU) just managed to take the decision s all-st- ar well-place- 40-3- Vote Represent- ative Rated Stronger 111 Luck Hits Junior ge City er e Out Dean Ruled nt 2 p m— Bobby Birrs Los Anreles vt Joe Hunt Los Anreles (men's and Jtihior sinrles 100-Met- Diz all-sta- rs 2 1 Loop Clubs Do Battle all-st- Results Slate 5 Assembly of 85000 to See American National Grid Poll Senior Group ut 2-- Game e Eccentric Wins Prize DURBAN July 8 (l— A Rowe’s Eccentric today won the Durban July handicap South Africa's chjef racing classic defeating Monsieur Jean by a neck with Taproot third two qnd a half lengths behind for rentric was clocked in 2:04 the mile and a quarter 5 I Top Row Evens Track Time In Taking Empire Feature hard-hittin- all-st- long-rang- one-eigh- four-year-o- set-in- i " ( 4 ' |