Show 0 & THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 1935 6 TO 4 ROYAL BAKERS DEFEAT GE 8 Mrs Moody Defeats Miss Jacobs Stages Charged With Great Rally to Win First Defeat Romney Lauds S L Chamber Don Harrison Double Bill on Sunday Gains Wide Attention Holsum in Race Cinder Squad ‘Final Victor Wins Five Games in Final Set Over- coming Lead of Opponent That for Time Seemed Insurmountable fTfri tnr4a’ ft Reialt Oenniell clk 4 Imliy'i Hkttik V Mian ni Haliaa Camiaenltr &aarfl ! r Ilnil Camiaenltr park aarki mxlelloa Results Come While Thoroughly Relaxed All-St- ar Poll to Ul ar ing Third -- Poise Evils of ‘Pressing’ All Too Evident Fifth Gains Praise Special to The Tribune PROVO — Tho performances of ti e Salt Lao City chamber of commerce track and field team in the National A A U championships at was pheNebraska last week-en- d nomenal in the opinion of Coach Ott Romney of Brigham Young university director of the trip who returned with five of the six Utah rep- ch Basal Bakara 0 Utah Grid Fans Will Assist in Tribune Participates Selection! of 1935 Utah Delegation’s Plac- Aim Should Be to Acquire Mental Concentration All-StEleven By GAYLE TALBOT WIMBLEDON England July 6 (AP)— Helen Wills Moody poker-face- d darling "’Of Wimbledon’s galleries for more than a the world’s feminine tennis championship toreclaimed decade with as fine and gallant a last-ditrally as the "game ever day has seen Heading into what seemed certain defeat and frustration in the comeback campaign that has stirred the tennis world San Francisco matron dramatically overcame a the 5 deficit in the third and deciding set of her match with Helen Jacobs American titleholder for three years downed her arch 5 and annexed the rival 6 singles crown for the seventh time Seventeen thouiand fan who lat or ltood through the itruggle verged upon hysteria before Miss jacot)gi run t0 the point of exhaus-th-s tjon knocked the final ball over the back corner after an hour and 40 minutes of gruelling play The victory supplied all the vin- elvk StamMtl Baker c11 ft MlttH (nil Baker Athletes Find Best 0 (Continued from Pal Clare Curtin Yale Roy Cross: Holy Woodworth Tufts By OTT ROMNEY Utah GUARDS— Dan Ssvich Athletic Director Brigham Young University Max Warner Brigham Young U Relax young man relax! Hank Tavenor Denver Lj George That is — or should be— the battle cry in all branches of com- Teesier Tulane Rob Simon Tuiane form Jimmy Lopez Loyola (New Orpetitive sports certainly to the ’nth degree in the Winters Loyola (New sports such as track and field golf swimming and tennis in leans): UL : Mario Pacetti Wisconsin Orleans) or in inches or which the competitor battles par Rocco Schiralli Notre Dame Cheswhich form is definitely paramount ter Beard Michigan William Borg-ma- n As if someone interrupts a competitor can relax in the thick Michigan Willard Hildebrand Michigan: Al Kawal Northwestern: of the battle split-secon- to ds resentatives Saturday Knewen Rushworth University of Ed Whalen Northwestern Regis That is just the point If one aspires to defeat champions Monahan Utah athlete who won the junior diOhio State Georg Neal By MARLOWE BRANAGAN event vision high jump Wednesday one must learn the art and science of relaxation of muscular Ohio State Wesley Busbee IndiGemmell club’i hop of clinching new a record for ease afternoon and set grace and rhythm without the sacrifice of zeal of moral ana Milton Bruhn Minnesota: Bill th( Utah Industrial league flag the division in doing so remained Kuhn or strength of will-to-or unswerving mental concen- - Bevan Minnesota Marvin courage wera given a rude Jolt Saturday ai to aocompany an team Iowa George Barclay North Caro' tration which will tour Finland a crippled Royal Baker outfit flaih- lina Eddie Cahn North Carolina When you consider that the Utah Any time the athlete presses or John Stanko North Carolina State Ing it most devastating attack of delegation placed third in the junior strains to the degree that he spoils Jack Dunlap Duke Murray Jones season prolonged the ultimate division and fifth in the senior divi- his Wofford Bill Spivey Arkansas rhythm or style he cheats the chaso unoutcome of th first-hasion despite the fact that more than Charles Marr Alabama Murray tie-u- p To maximum SO performance scored in teams the and til at least early Sunday afternoon junior Warmath Tennessee: John Crow is 35 in the senior including some of is to court athletic disaster It Texas A A M Charles Mucha by shelling Don Harrison Gemmell the greatest athletes in the world both a mental and physical condiMr Moody ever will need Washington Frank Windust Wash- act from the mound and eapturlng dication their work was phenomenal” Rom- tion for the Incident in the American (Continued from Pare ington Warren Flanagan Washdecision from the league a ney declared Have championship final of 1933 when Newsom Poise Should ington Frank Stojack Washington e Cronin hit— leader in ope of the Moat Teams Large State Henry Hayduk Washington SacHome runs— Richards Werbsr suffering from a back Injury ahe the athlete should be Ideally — W — rifices Double Miller Perrell In plars court the third Cronin to Melillo to Dahleren Bases on walked off the State Pete Herrold Washington (Continued from Fate "Also most of the teams especialgarnet of the season hereabouts 0 keyed to concert pitch with his State Garth Liesy Washington balls— Off IDetrlch 5 W Perrell 4 Strikely those which finished close to the The Bakers by their victory are et with Mies Jacobe ofleading 2 tria ran the locals with away out— S W overtime’ Dietrich Perrell Benton adrenal glands working She waa accused then State William Tomsheck Oregon "quitting” Hite—DM Dietrich 4 In 7 lnnlnta Benton top were composed of frohi a dozen the bosom pals of the Holsum crew of depriving Mia Jacobs of a In 1 Losins pitcher — Dietrich State Roy Gagoen Oregon Alfred to 30 athletes The New York A C In nature’s energy building process umphBOSTON I PHILADELPHIA first-haand ths final setting of the chancs for a clean-cundisputed which romped off with the cham- but he should likewise remain In Urbanaki ABHOA 0 Allen cf ABH OA Berg Idaho Charles Wilson Idaho 301 Idaho Leif An030 race is as thrilling as a victory 5 ISO Richard Nutting 5 0 Tigers Move Up 0 Watktn If If pionship in the senior division had nervous control and mental Lee 1 0J Moore 4 rf 5 3 ij ? derson Montana Ken Carpenter Berter cf Helen Wills Moody who regained 32 men entered while the Olympic perfect Mrs Moody Vindicated Two games art schedDETROIT July 6 (Pi—1 The De1 CamllU It) R Moore rf 4 3 Montana: Charles Hartwig Pittstennis championship Club of San Francisco had 25 en- poise 4 1170lVertea 3b Jordan lb uled Sundsy at Communlty park Today however ihe gave a con- troit Tigers hung up their ninth the U S C's diminu- Whltner 3b 5 11 4 Hulln s women burgh Kenneth Ormiston PittsHelen Foy Draper batdeclared by among crew trants” Holsum defeating the ever ths first to Romney who la clusive rebuff anyone Ooscarart 3b 3 I 3 I Chloua 3b consecutive victory today a burgh Jim Moran Holy Cross Jacobs In the final match at Wim11 01 Wilson c “It is a great honor for Utah to tive sprint ace won a :98 century Hogan c tles ths strong U 8 Mines entry at questioned her fighting heart AlMeFaxden p 3 4 0 3 xBoland the german Gundlach Harvard Don of bledon at ths St S p m following which Royal again most as Jesse on Saturday from the named heat expense triumph an Rushforth have 4 t 4 0 Bowman p Smith p though she willed It Mrs Hagsrman Dartmouth Blvln recent slow on Owens in track a a to p team tour blocks ths path of Gemmell Finland and had Moody again gave her adversary a Louis Browns and edged to within Prim p t 0 40 CENTERS— Elmer Ward Utah meet I When a countries wished three-gam- s In these big third congratulated the foreign e Todd In a Form few of 110 advantage the paceBarney percentage points 0 0 0 0 Skate W Brown Western State colPenullo p Dale Schofield low hurdler the him after the race while the'plaud-it- s Ja0 0 4 4 Jos Barney veteran portslder set the same advantage MissHills xjWaltera setting New York Yankees Homer Robinson Tulane crowd still were of the lege ace would have been big at had Forest cobs Cougar enjoyed limited the clubmen to eight blows 10 15 37 7 Lloyd Louisiana Stovall 40 13 J7 151 Total State for Dehe confessed: Total started ears in his CanTommy Bridges 3 said named” a Miss ringing Jacobs even She Romney Hugh xBatted for Wilson In elthth Saturday while tbs clubmen nicked lead later spotted Sullivan (New OrFrank could sure I and "I felt Loyola a was discus lost He In non lx quaUfy thrower In once set touched tn troit for xxBatted Penullo hits for ninth the Cougar gnd Don Harrison and BUI Mclvor for 000 400 103—10 leans) El Patterson Chicago Jack chance to be named on ono of the I decided to try an experiment Boston 130 000 001— I 10 safeties thres of them coming the nlitth game had match point three walks snd five runs before hs Russell Notre Dame teams by but six inches when Gor- You know my best race is supposed Philadelphia Error— Haslln Run batted In— Camllll Robinson was removed for a pinch batter in In the second frame which with two staring her In ths face Allen 3 Walters Jordan 3 Me- - Fuog Michigan Georgs Kabealo Being so short I Wilton don Dunn Then like an avenging goddess Olympic club nosed to bo the 220 S L INDEPENDENTS Lee R Moore Coscarart 3 Hotan Parden fielder’s choices and an error prothe aecond Rowe finished the e him out for second place in the always plan to run my first hun- manWhitney hit— Chlona Bow Ohio State Jack Spiauer Indiana Victory Leaf duced four runs and gave ths Bak- shs won five straight games from Coacarart 3 Hotan 3 Berter R Carl Heldt Purdue Billy 8ymmes Won Loet Pet senior event 220 perfectly relaxed dred of tho five receivhits of and one game ths tennis Romney allowing reported 1 Moor 3 0 SacHome run— Jordan fighters greatest 000 Pranklln Junior Grocery Whitney ers a lead which they never relinSan a 1 000 3 Double play— Whitney to The Citadel Larry Slemering 8 L Milk Producer Schofield who was ths only and I am almost always consider- rifice — Haslln who ever donned tennis shorts and ing credit for his ninth victory 3 067 Baae to Trbanskl balls— on Jordan Off Francisco Rudy Prochuaska Tulsa quished I field of ahead the Then winto two score ably of out first Utahn fire match the T H ths LOUIS 1 W places 4 3 4 Co 500 DETROIT Blvln Bowman otrixe-outSingleton " Barney ran Into difficulty In the pulled McPaydtn Wel1 350 Bowman 3 Prim ABHOA ABHO A 8 L Merchant the low hurdles in both the go to work and they almost invari- Hlta — Bt McFayden 3 Percy Arthur Rice institute 4 VUlata Shop first frame Webb opened the When the final point kicked the Urru 000 ning 4 13 6 Off Bowman S In 3 Innlnt Blvln come Florida Charles deShearer on me close in I J I ? rattlton't f in ably was Today divisions and baseline ovsr the winner 0 ManicV 4 dust 4 In the senior 4 m Burnclb Penullo Prim In ( f junior game by grounding out Ktner to1 Bolter If 4 0 10 Oehrlnter 3b j-- 3 Hit Coates Texas Clyde Devine OreSmith 4 In J 3 4 Satarday’t Eeult rare form and was rated by the cided to run the hundred just as McPayden 1) In: IJpayden Ostler Bailey Santlstevan poked a ecstatically tossed her racquet over Colemanurt 0 Oreenbert lb 0 S 1 Pranklln Junior 17 8 L Merchants t (Vercet) Passed gon State Robert Fury Oregon 220 if of were the first it my part one of the bleachH W Slnileton Co li V iilatt Shop 3 track Iftperts as shoulder almost Into the greatWlnnln pitcher— McPayden Oosllnlf Wtcl aingle Into ahort right Doty Bush her Jack Barbee Idaho George Sayato-vic- h Hrmfler I am sure it was the fastest and Loalna pitcher— P Rotell a i l o in the country today I followed with a long drlva to center er crowd and literally raced to Cllt3b-3- b - est hurdlers of Walker adt’l Juniors Franklin Montana Dale Lester Texas race ran ever I Grocery But easiest I supI i ‘ State rival’s Utah hand Agridefeated 3b her Owen 0 0 3b Second Henry Turmey grasp game: field but Dee Mattson thrsw out Christian George Shotwell Pittsto first place In tho Victory cultural college track ace ran a pose I'll try to work too hard In BOSTON PHILADELPHIA vanced as Brldteap Miss stood Jacobs bravely up Santlstevan at third Los Bumnloht PrinceABH O A burgh Elwood Kalbaugh Rowep 1JH league Saturday by overwhelming nervy race in the run the final and will spoil my suc- Urbansklu AB 4HIOA walked off elds by side ana ths 4 ( Allen of 4 14 1 tWhltt ! o singled to right and hs and "Santy” they ton Red Christie California cess" Lee If 3 9 11 Ryan s Cc-c- h t declared Its stood and roared orowd apTormey Romney 9 17 to Tho ths S L Merchants 0 o 0 0 1 t 0 0 Watkintlf Scored when Red Shelton let the 3- 3 3 0 Mowryif Hamenp Too Much Fuss White ColoHALFBACKS-R- ed hitch-hike- d his way to the Belt Bb 4 14 0 J Moorerf lordanlb ball get through him and roll to the proval for many' minutes have won three games who groycerymsn rado Aggies Claude (Monk) Simon OamillMb kxxPepper He took Bergeref did 1130 and fourth tide not was from Lake meet Sait City Miss Jacobs Exhausted 0 3 ferice cf VereeiSb 10 S L Milk in the best of condition as a result Tulane Farrel Thomas Tulane After that same meet I eaves- Thompson 37 11 34 14 14 3 37 13 without tasting defeat R Mocrerf Total Haellnee Ping Nyberg pounded out a Then In her dressing room Miss Total! xBatted for Betma In eighth Producers Idle Saturday have cap and was out on his feet during the dropped on a conversation between Whitney )b 4111 Bert Yatee Louisiana State Savi xBolandef double to the left-fiefence in the Jacobs lay prostrate for 46 minutes xxBatted for ‘ an Atta tn althth 3 481)3 MaranvIlleJb Chloea3b tured two decisions with sustaining last lap However this was not un- Cornelius Johnson the remarkable Spohrere Carboni Loyola (New Orleans) Ro3 1 xxxBatted for Lary In eighth Walter3b Bakere’ half ofthflrt-but-hl- a nd on the verge of tears xBatted tor Bridie In teeondr a loss land Romero Loyola (New 10 10 Todde and Sefton who Muellero of said five as but negro usual high jumper Romney ooo St 010— 0 ft failed to advance him In the "Helen deserved to win" Mies metea 330 Louie 14 0 Jortenip H W Singleton Co first half the 12 that started in the junior along with Meadows has made U Brownp Frank Froschauer Illinois 103 Olx— 7 Detroit 31 3 0 0 6 Bentonp second Harry Oetler rifled a tingle Jacobi said falterlngly “I JSet Summary Error— Oven Roeell Bell unleased a powerful at- event finished and but four of the S vaulting history under the colJohn Regeczl Michigan George champion 31 Run betted In— Coleman 1 Ooelln 3 r te left but was forced at aecond by couldn't get that match point" II I 34 Mellnkovlch tack to trip Pattison’a Village Shop 14 in the senior Tormey ran a ors of U S C Johnson had just Totals Dan Notre Dame 3 Walker Roeell Weet xBatted lor Haslln In wventb Ksner Jensen followed with a sinAlso tuckered out but in much femelev Pepper Two-b- e oreenbert O00 13 000 Hems-le2 3 to Ths 101— 15 y hit— winners poled out won the high jump at 6 feet 7H Boston Hanley Notre Dame Fred Lind 040 351 13x— 15 htt— Coleman hits while Bill Jones' ace south- close second all the way but was Inches Philadelphia gle end a fielder's eholcs that went better condition than her rival Mrs 3 Oehrlnter Row e Northwestern Jack Smith Ohio Ho had cleaned the bar by Summary R Moore nosed out in the final lap for secto Rotell te Oreen Double plan— Error — Jordan wrong filled the bags Bill Johnaon Moody said batted In— Todd 4 Allen 3 State Bosker Purdue art! Rotell —to Oehrlntot to Oreenbert paw limited the losers to four ond place an obvious margin He had then Walters 4 RunsMoor George 1 1 Verges 3 booted Barney! roller and the begi boll laeo 3 on Bridie 3 Cain Row Watkins J Jorgen never "Helen played gloriously I blows easing up In the sixth to failed at the world’s record of 6 R Moore I Whitney 1 hlta—J Duane Purvis Purdue Jame CarKnott 4 Van Atta 3 Hansen 3 strikeCurved On Track were filled with one run In Jensen expected to win" R Moore Alien Watkln out— Britl l Rowe 7 Hits—Cain 3 In permit three hits and a pair of ter Purdue Francis (Pug) Lund feet 9 4 inches Meadows and Moore Todd I run—Watkins Stolen base 1 i scored a Tedeeco grounded out Bridget fto”):' Knott' In Schofield was obliged to qualify Sefton had both cleared 14 feet Berger Home Camllll One linesman vouched for the runs Jones is one of the outstand7 Van Alt 0 In 1 8acrlflca— Jorgani Minnesota William Proffitt MinneHanaen —Whitney Webb to Bush but Nyberg's second fact that Miss Jacobs played ths SowIn 13 In Wlnnint sota Herman Scheidman Iowa —Ryan to pitchtr — Howe Loelne ing hurlers In the city and his work in heats run but 40 minutes before in the pole vault by at least 6 Double double of the game drove In two last three games In a virtual dass pitcher— Ham n ball— Jorient ) Brown 3 Benton I Strikeouthis season has been instrumental the finals The hurdles were held Inches and then had failed at a t-— Russell Fisher Iowa Charlie Shaf3 Brown 3 Benton 3 Hit Jorxens more tallies and tbt damage waa “Ws had to tell her It was her in gaining the first-haon a curved track and not a new world’s record at about 14 —Brown 14 In 4 Benton 7 In 3 fer North Carolina John Macko-re- ll bunting Loelna pitcher— Wild pitches— Benton 3 done service In the final game ho said for the Singleton outfit He whiffed straightaway as many think Rom- feet 5 Inches Davidson Oscar (Corky) CorSixth Chisox Brown for Harrison Routed seven and allowed only three walks ney stated "What a wonderful fighter shs is I" nelius Duke Shorty Leonard were exchanging reactions They Carl The scores: Had she been fresh Miss Jacobs CHICAGO July 6 UP) In winning third in the senior "You know if ws could creep up The Bakera poled out four blows Bohn Hilliard Texas Gwynn Robins Prove It PRANKLIN JRS In the fourth to' send Harrison to undoubtedly would have won the Fischer’s sffectlvs relief pitching S L MERCHANTS Dowell Texas Tech Roy Berry jump Rushforth defeated such on those record heights without high (AV-Ju- st to 6 ABHOA YORK NEW July stars as Phllson of Drake Harold knowing how high they are and the showers and BUI Mclvor waa match in tho ninth game of the and a lt Tulsa Millard Howell Alabama Ik 4 J I bombardment that In- Allred lbfBt4 rushed to the scehe of action but final set when she went o the net cluded Zek Osborn former Olympic star and without aU that fuss I believe we ihow that yesterday's uprising waad Stan Fuller Yale Strat Morton Bonura’s fifteenth KCIaVtoii)i: no fluke the Dodgers again alas for the clubmen his advent for what appeared to be a simple Yale Cannon could top them" suggested John' Nott Detroit Al Thompson of St Xavier 1 Allen Ib 4 the Giant today winning 12 BarabasDouglas 0 Ll came too late From tho second to kill of Mrs Moody's weak lob But homer and six other extra-bos- s Columbia Norwood Soth-er- n in placing third in the senior event son 01 T 4 Little cf 'arry clinch i lt to 7 outburat a to with O'Row if 4 I thres long Vlnn tho seventh Barney held the ioeere at match point Miss Jacobs seemed blows ovtrshadowsd defeated such stars as Laborde and “I agree” said Sefton "When Maryland Albert Mezler Rice three-gam- e aerie This marked Clayton rl 0 0 OJCottreU lb-- c 4 3 7 Jones who were on the last Amer- they take a lot of time mounting the in subjugation A triple by Santl-etev- unable to lift her racquet high Cleveland hits and gave ths White Imlth Institute Forest Baccus Southern 4 0 Allen lb loss the for series league Methodist 'redrlcksnei I I Turner lb and a long fly to right by enough for the decisive stroke and Sox a ican Olympic team and placed in the ladders to get the exact measure-me- n the firstsince Muggins Folwer Texas victory today ideer rf the Cards took two A ft M Burl Bush scored ono run In tho eighth hit futilely Instead into tho net Bufkin Washington and announcing it over and leaden Olympio events It was the Whits Box’s sixth out of three back in May 30 10 IS 31 10 34 0 Total Later with the count at 6 Miss straight victory and ths Indians’ 8 Tptil Matt Muczynski Washington and a double by BUI Johnson fol Art "Competing in these events builds over to the crowd a feUow just L Merehanta — 000 310 seven-ru- n In fifth A the outburst to ono lowed by Red Muir’s single sent the Jacobs needed only Ahonen Washington Ollle Arbel-bld- e Pranklln Jr 030 Xpoint sevsnth straight defaaL up these athletes and makes them takes it too hard and ties up If 053five hits bunched when — they stolen Mclntos baaei Summary Inning final run of the game over the plate break Mrs Moody's service and gain Ths Whits Sox pounded out an Parry 3 Faroe 3 C Little I Tuttle Rowe capable of coming through against we could hit it relaxed thinking Washington State Larry Sibll-11- a an error by Mark Koenig two I what might have been a decisive early In the first of tho ninth ' run— Faroe Home Cottrell Al'en the best in the nation" Romney de- it was lower I’m sure we’d have with Washington State Arleigh Willead only to see Ver- Three-basclinched e a hit batsman H and walks hit— out— Struck By Parry Deo Mattson speedy Royal fly 6 lead but once more she drove non Kennedy falter liams California Charles Prahi clared The A A U officials are a good chance of succeeding” Oiaooma 0 Smith 0 Scorer— May the game for the Dodgers and sent chaser played a sparkling defensive into the net CLEVELAND CHICAGO Utah sends repthat Oregon State Norman Franklin pleased greatly Relaxed Fine When to with the shower Parmelee H W SINOLETON VILLAGE SHOP Roy AJBHOAI ABHOA State Robert Parke Oregame and the Royal Infield clicked Drives to Victory AB H O A AB H O A resentatives to the meets Romney Oel tier ef OlHtadollffo If I J his aecond defeat of the season Old OregonMichael Nlckslck So it goes j Gilbert 3b 4 1 1 in fine style Lee Sumnicht GemSIHarrl 6 Piet 3b said gon Pittsburgh let She never had another chance xxWrlfht route went for Tom the Two great and seasoned athletes 4 10 0 Rlndflelsh 3 i ) Dunnlf Zachary Knlekerbkr j liHaas ot mell left fielder suffered a broken as Mrs Maurice Vanvllet Oregon George 5 3 0 01 Walbr recl Booth 3b 3 0 0 Vomlk If lb OPonura a terrific the and heat Moody poured of Elzer like despite Smuckler and Brooklyn till ‘ Temple 0 e I In re7 3 4 3 10 the first Inning end waa fib OGaddlao rf Parry Pepelnjak Oregon Paul Berg IdaFisli and Game drive Into tho back corners 4 of Notre Dame who enter junior weak finish CoehranA I lb Marxetttlb 311' ) ho Earl Smith Idaho Cal Clemens moved from the game la the second It 1 0 0 I 0 1 1 YORK NEW 1 4 t Hal Seetmlllerlf 4' Thomairf Ik The entire picture of the match iI Dyke 3b competition with some of the top AB H OA Southern California William HitOlWrlehtrf 4 0 4 1 Sewell 3b 4 I Mltchallrf e inning 303 1)1 (Continued from Precedln Peso in retrospect wee of Mrs Moody Bertey shot 0 It 3 Moore in the 4 numbers 01 Neumanlb llBaysIneerlb ineligible put SOS Kennedy 1040 Phillip t The score: 3)31 Montana Ramson Lwesay 3 3 3 man 3 0 0 0 0 Jolley p McPhaecf Bartell u e out the i'lOonlen re) rytlak a have bravely clipping hitting for tel other good competition OEMMEU CLUB ROYAL BAKERS game lish in the streams and BUI Jonetp 4 1 0 0 E MarietUlk 0 0 0 0 1 i ( California (Los Angeles) Ike Petermoo P Terry lb FJchr sidelines and controlling play Pei 1 Welntraub tb 1110 Hudlln p lakes They are at the present time laxed time of it and excel 50 feet f son Gonxaga Willard Key Gonza-g- a 37131101 ibtvQ throughout On the Ott TotaU 4 Total 3411 other ' side of IWlnetarner 41 i which meet a in enter Then they Lelber Elzo Van Dellen Stanford Carl 100 444 taking only trash fish from places Slnileton 0—1 I endMiss the shuttled Jacobs net 000 003 O— Jackon VlUate Shop ‘ champion Lyman previously mentioned Gonzaga John Bruno TuBonny file Ostler 4 3 3 Scarp 3b ' ths baseUne Koenli 17 bates— Cochron Stolen Neu Totals 11714 Summary across 14117 Total It 1 lessly enters the jousting with a getting xBatted tor Hudlln In alshth 3 4 3 6 lane Mencueo e man Three-b8obrero Santa Clara bit— Booth Parry Coch- Frank Kener Jb her to be on seemed whet 3 e "Wo Two-b- a star Dannlna ran Thioma realise fully that this is the put and Dunn racquet 111 Al Nlchellnl SL Mary's Damon hlta— Parry Neu xxBatted for Oalatier tn ninth Ji Jensen c 41 1 a Parmelee out— 7 man p Struck Basel Jonet for Jolley never t In aixth Kennedy impossible drives I Shelton rf 4 'conceding tBatted largest flock of white peUcans fOUows with about 51 Immediate Oaitlemeo p 1 0 J Wetzel Ohio State Bill Shepherd 000 133 OOO— il an b)i—Jonej's Jolley 1 Umpire —8nt-rI Barney a point until she bed given every Cleveland lA left tn the United States We are ly they tie up They press and Bcort 0 Cochran Chlrato Oil 004 lot— T 1 I t Western Maryland Fred Borries — ounce of effort the could muster Error Summarr: Oftlataar Appllnt o a a proud of It and want to give to strain themselves out of form and Chaanoa p SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Run batted In— Vomtk S Trokt Hale 3 4 Navy Jack Buckler Arijiy Bill In winning the second set Miss Bonura 3 Waahlntton Appllnt Dyket t i ixDavl It tho protection that should be fall to qualify at 48 feet Salarday’- - Recall Karaban Brown x Tota’a 41 14 It Mrs Moody was Sewell 3 Jacobs lilt— Bonura Waah- tonAtlanta l Chattanooga 1 (tint tame accorded any of these species our that in proved An 13 37 10 example Total interesting It FULLBACKS— Julius Dammann OemmeU club— Thret-ba- n innlnxi) hlta lntton I Appllnt Dyke xBatted eeventh for Cattleman Iq 4 itself own Knoxville Raahvlll Runt 300 000 Oil— 4 vulnerable when forced to tho net —Campbell submitted Piet suggests runa— Voemlk I Home company "Respectfully Colorado Aggies Joe Loftln Tuu Batted lor Cbaanon In ninth o Hi — hu no Little Rock 4 Blrmintham I Hale The older Bonure Sacrifice— Oalatwr Piet these on occasions star in of no better know 030 071 100—1) lane Tom Caillouette competitors Koval Bakere— Brooklyn "LEE KAY" II (Signed) Loyola (New Doublt yleani IS Berger to Appllnt $ 13J Run 040 300 00x— 0 lacked a finishing smash and east Knickerbocker to Troeky ply— those parts than Rushforth and New York Halt to Berter Bart Smith Chicago Run batted Orleans) Errora — Koenli Dannlna r to — 10 Rita 13inoi10x— tc was to to of Berter Utah Troeky Troky Pytlk Piet passed to— Phelp I Jackecn 3 Leill 1 T Cueel Thornier of he University Summary: Error— Shelton B Johnson ly Stan Kostka Minnesota William to Appling to Bonura Pytlak 1 Koencke Btrtop Taylor Koenli But once Mrs Moody got her to Seerlflco hit— Pearson nyberw Three and Cannon and Schofield of Brig nello Baaei on btlla— Pearaon 3 L Brown 1 KenDavl 3 Twob4 hit— Tay- Ash Iowa Ray Rex North CaroLelber baio hits — Shelton Sntttevn B John- drives Ott S Fiechcr I nedy Pearaon I lines evolStrikeout— tn ths final e clipping ths ham Young university Their son lor hit—Jackeon lina State Bartell hit — Nyberc B Johnson Jack Bollch PresbyI Fincher I Hit— Off Fearton Home run — Phelpi Jackton T Cucclnello Jensen Bonny Runt batted In— Suronlclit set Miss Jacobs was too busy Just Kennedy ution-in the matter of relaxed ef- Pavla II In S tInnlnti Hudson 3 In Parker Centenary terian I base— Bordagaray Shelton 3 Tedeeea Nykerw-- 3 Stolen Sacrltlce Buddy Barney chopping them back to 1 in e Brown FiectiMl Kennedy 7 m fort without sacrifice of dedicated' — Strlpp Double play— Jackson and Terry Joe Demyanovich Both Muir Innlnte pitched— By Hrrljon attempt any in I HH by pitcher— Alabama' AuVoamlk 3 inon out In fourth) by Kennedy on Base and ball Chur Bartell Terry detest to effort has been enlightening When Koenia n Dan Hars-to- n winning pitchtr— lecher Latins pitcher— 1 1 3 Hit HxrrUon betted— Otl Harrison 4 strategy Georgia Cattleman —Parmelee Chapman drey Chagnon The number of placements scored Hudlln 3 Parmelee I ChagRun reored off Harrison 0 Run rethey first met the "hot shot” In big Strikeout — Zachary Texas Christian Paul anonelble lor— Hrrion 4 Slriidt ou'—By Hit— Off Parmele 7 to to 4 -time competition they lost their non' 1 Cattleman aallh6matchprogresedloldA Hxrrlton 3 MMvor 4 Barney 4 to 1 Washington Arnold Ohagnon 1 Jex thero but some was eyen balls— Off Bernrv’ s' fretted and confidence Parmelee ottcher— Hit Umpire— Spry granhio story of the trend of play Ihg day By sangfroid (Prey) by The activities in the Utah Industrial league assume gigantic Oregon State Leland Story tod Kidd Scorer— Branatan In ths first two sets when Miss brow lifting as Wilmer Allison and too much tied up and while doing In pitcher— Parmelee Montana Isadora Weinstock Pittswas fresh Jacobs Mrs Moody John Van Ryn prospoctivs Ameri- proportions Sunday as far as local baseball followers are concerned very well failed to do themselves burgh Inky Wotkyns Southern Two Helens Gel Bid scored only nine placqlKbnU in all can Davis cup doublet pair were The Twin bill at Community park starts at 2 p m with Holsum justice California But In the third set when Mias defeated In the final round of the Bakers meeting U S Mines iANtfirst game and Royal Bakers Utahns Learn Control QUARTERBACKS— Jim Counter Professional To Turn men’s doubles Crawford Jack by was dead on her feet she Colorado U John McDaniels TuGemmell in Both will nine club the aftermath Rushforth’s end AdrlaR 8 superb of games go performance Australia battling Quiet 15 posrhsr An lane Walter Sullivan Louisiana in the high jump in setting a new 7 2 5 7 LOS ANGELES July 6 lnnlngs—or more Champions crowned li) ths State Paul Jones Loyola (New OrLincoln record in national and to Helen WiUs Realoffer The American In a crew looked slated Thres little Moody the are junior Woodbury gomes pair Pharmacy tennis chsmpianships: Tommy FUnn Chicago was a striking example of relaxed Helen Jacobs to turn professional leans) Men’s singles— Fred Perry Great stale and Joseph W Wear nonplay- Federation of Amateur Baseball tors encounter City Fish Market at Thornley tennis players for a purse of $25' George Potter Northwestern Dan ing oaptaln of tho- - cup team an Ail three wiU be ill Bonneville 1 p m on No 2 and S L Ford but determined effort Britain nounced thb entire squad would he league competition Wasatch Qil Dealers strengthened by the addi- was his nonchalant self in tossing 000 was sent today to the two young Toriello Purdue George Teyro Women’s singles— Helen Wills driven a complete four-da- y rest be and JPlnney Beverage tangle at' tion of the slugging Glen Crowther the spear almost 206 feet to oust women in Wimbledon England by Iowa Hal Mauney South Carolina LONDON July 6 (UP)— Moody United States fore tho 10:30 a m at Community park In former Sugarhouse snd Fireman several more-storifor performers Harry Myers American Legion of- Jack Griffith Georgia Mike Frank-ovlc- h beginning practice Men’e doubles— Elizabeth Ryan farmer CaliJack Crawford California (Lot Angeles) on the atti- ficial The sum would be paid the has taken Schofield Interzone meet encounter Heins matchee feature star the the speedy forthcoming Drug Sugarhouoe Adrian and Quist AuatraUa fornian now living in London become a champion and pair for only onf match to be Shorty Roberts Georgia Tech Joe o-- and Barnett' and -- Weiss meet and m 2 tude No 8:30 Czech or on at at crew either p against Germany Women’s doubles— Freda Jarties ha confirmed reports that Salatlno Santa Clara Joe Jack-pear10:30 a m on municipal No 2 and C Y O league teams win re- Cannon is finding the chaUenge of played in Los Angeles and Katherine Stammers Greet Slovakia she plans to desert the amaof the more Baylor Jay Morn beak met is out the from ways Stammers to James and frain Utah Freda Crescent secretary stimulating biggest competition Myers Sunday Poultry journeys Kay Britain teur tennis rmnks and turn Harold Pangle OreLos of the to committee Washington means best efforts Jhis in to and Rene a trounced for 8:30 at m Mme other of popudecisively gome Caputo p respect Jimmy Mixed doubt--Fred Perry and professional next winter acState Amerof Krah-wlnkthe council well gon Ralph trainers Terjeson Oregon and SL Coaches of whose France and encounters Hilda Patrick’s lar may county Angeles manager league Dorothy Round Great Britain cording to report published 1 son Ross died Satur- make a fetish of relaxed but dedi- ican Legion which represents 156 Cy Geraghty Idaho Walter MitchThree games will be played In Sperling of Germany Indicates retained title In the Even’ng Standard toell Idaho Cal Emery Montana 4 to win the women’s tandem the Capitol 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