Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JULY 18 1935 Fans Change Cobb Helpers Average 138 M P H at 2000 Miles Wind Bothers Ogden Caddy In All Stars Gets Tourney Medal Honors Purdue Back Ousts Hot& Ttvo Leaders -- ell Husky Guard Out Dodson Nearly Overcome After Pushing Heavy Machine Back to Get Serviced Shift Made to Track CHICAGO July 15 CSV-O- nly two changes were effected today in the polling to determine the college squad which will battle the Chicago Bears of the 12-Mi- le t Johnny Mathieu Registers 74 on Bonneville Course in Front all-st- ar By GEORGE CHAMBERS BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS— Ridmg over the salt flat Wilderness in a wind that almost reached gale proportions the and C English racing conclem of John Cobb Tim ""J P Dodson was still going places at a late hour Monday night The doughty British crew was waging a mighty battle with the elements but still holding a wealth of records m their possession mark in that terrific grind As they passed the 2000-mi- le Over the snowy white course they had averaged around 138 miles with hopes high that a lessening of the wind’s intensity ‘ Would permit of their stepping up the tempo ThS intrepid drivers started their" assault on all the records of Ab Jenkins at 5:23 a m Monday with John Cobb head of the expedition - to Utah’s Sahara taking the Initial spin Cobb starting In ths cool of the day was able to maintain an average of 143T miles an hour and ''T’lm who relieved ' t hint did almost as well ' Starts Off Fast Twelve Thousand Words Dodson started off like a house Handled Cobb Gets n fire but after a little more than two hour the right front tire be- London Call gan shedding part of its rubber covering on the speedway’s BALT FLATS-T- he route and he overshot the pit on his BONNEVILLE salt flats were really estab tum-i- n Having taken his turn In lished on world map when John Cobb ths worst heat of the day the dlmln- - and party started racing The tele litive driver used up considerable graph operator at this desert station handled more than 12000 words beBONNEVILLE tween dawn and dusk and the prees FLATS — Joljn Cobb was rerepresentatives at the track were lieved at the wheel by Roae still pouring It In Monday night Richards after completing European newt agencies burnedp 430 miles in lS hours 4 minthe Vires To keep in touch with the utes On the first lap the great international run and It is betires went bad and lieved that the day’s business ran to returned to the pits' better than 15000 before darkness at a greatly reduced a peed set in This occurred shortly before Previous to Tuesday That’s a lot of business to transthis the average had been apact In a small tent and In a com— 187 mllea per proximately munity that only Sunday acquired hour a hot dog stand -' main that heavy energy pushing But the news must go out and Rhine back to where It eould he sir-- eating gets to be secondary to reviced The rules demand that for porting things as you see them kno help can be given a pilot who Is Cobb referred to the salt flats ha trouble ' Having obtained' a new shoe for as America's Sahara but said he the benzine buggy Dodson was off neves knew the Sahara to develop — again but only lor one lap aftsr such a breeze as that which came up which he came In almost out on Monday evening as the sun went m his feet Dr Whits Hurst physician down ' who accompanied the party yen- - ' But the breese receded somewhat dered first aid to the courageous after 10 o’clock little Briton and after short rest " - Dodson was rearin' to go again Governor Blood came out with chamber of commerce ' party But hs didn't get his chanct until cams In Monday evening after the sun 7:30 when lor refueling— ths fourth of the day started to sink The state’s chief ‘ A pause that took 1 minute and executive and the booster boys 27 eeconda of their valuable time— should have arrived here about and Dodson “gave her the gun" noon and then they would know The speedy Napier-Rallto- n preeent- - something about these salt flats as it roared where se many records are being cd an sight - f into the darkness over the vast man-tl- e set of white that constitutes the The gallery wasn’t eo large during world's greatest racing course the day but it began to get eizable ’ gpittlng Fire after dark and the state policemen 12 huge cylinders were spit sent out were kept busy seeing that Its ' ting fire of a brilliant purple hue nobody crossed the lane of the " and the bantamweight pilot was flight over the sands holding it to a ateady and auatained of time ' And here’s one for the book: "speed The British hoys drov 1640 miles Somebody got so Interested In the on the track before decld-- ’ racing enterprise that he got on the J h” Ing it would be advisable to take to telephone line add called for Cobb the lane They reported a from London Connection had been condition on the west established with London at a way-sid- e slippery fairly ' end of the ten-micourse telephone pole along the highThe Imported racing job was run- - way just off these flats John ' ' Ding beautifully and considering the thought somebody was spoofing London speed at which Its giant motors pro when he was informed that 1 polled it the huge tires war giving was calling and that he oould get hie ' call at the wayside where a connecoxceptlonat service All three driven suffered terrific tion had been made Starting for the sun and salt burns The mercury was emergency phone station while Dodabove 110 at one period during the son was driving he noticed all “ middle of the wasn’t well with his pet benslne day a buggy and eo London didn’t get to s talk to him after all’ ‘ Maiben Upsets Dope Three hundred and seventy “street set out on the speedway : In Magna Tournament lamps" route make this vast layout resemt ble a sleeping city with only the Special to Th Tribune lights on the outskirts burning MAGNA—Maurice Matben again Captain Jack Fryer of the state tipset the dope bucket here Monday “when he defeated A B Elder a highway patrol and Sergeant Fete team 1 up Dow a former gridiron star got member of the the feature first round match of their chance to see what was dothe Utah Copper Golf club directors' ing when they were assigned to control the spectators here rcup tournament Elder could have help Both officers said It was plain JTlled the match On the eighteenth hole but he missed a two-foputt ihat Cobb and hta two relief drivVern D Heath won the other ers were exceeding the speed lira--' ' match played from Ed MackUn 1 it but what oould they do when in a close and Interesting match there was no machlno capable of JupProfessional Howard Ridge an- catching op with the speeders f car haa three lamps and nounces that all first round matches hisCobb’s route Is lighted lip ’with a brilJmust be played by Thursday t liant Rose-Richar- ds Os V V? ‘Tent’ Telegraph Pours Out News '' JF scmsmM Of Record Run Rost-Riehar- " " ten-mi- SALT B Division T Lucas Eastman Kodak Blue Bell Gas Vincent Drug ism ’ ' ten-mi- le 1214-mi- le le “ ’ e- ‘ ' ’h f v ten-ma- le ot £ u gleam '' Telephone Softball" Ranking Woman Net i £ Nine RaUies to Win Star Wins in Opener ‘ Mt Zt - "M— "MW Vj - - ltw e- - J Realtors Seek Game G W Shepherd manager of the Woodbury Realtors one of the strongest teams in the local Inde-pendent league announced Monday that his team is seeking an out of ‘town game for July 24 Managers wishing to contact Shepherd may " reach him at 442 Bryan avenue or by telephoning Wasatch 160 V F-- ’ a— Mii— t Th Telephone company eoftball team scored seven runs in the lev--' enth inning against the U S Smelt-lincrew to erase the ahort end of an 8 to 2 count and then counted X'three tallies in the eighth to gain a 12 to 9 victory Monday In a regular Employes' league B division game ' The score: ? V RHE £Telephone 12 10 44 U S Smelting 9 13 JT Batteries— Clays and Lamfcoume G Smith and Woolley -- - f - Manchester Mass' - 6-- 6-- 6-- ’’ 'i ' Won le The upper photo shows John Cobb English driver speeding' over the Bonneville salt flats to new records In the lower photo left to fight are C J P Dodson a driver Reid Railton designer of the car and Cobb Fist Field Set All-St- For First Round 4 1 I SPRINGS Colo (Chicago Tribune Service)— Annual Contest COLORADO Amateur golfers from 14 states qualifying play here tomorrow tournamorning in the thirty-sixt- h ment of the Western Golf association The field will approximate 150 not the largest numerically but certainly one of th4 fastest In the history of the nation’! second ranking amateur tourney Play will be over the beautiful Broadmoor Oolf club course Situated at the foot of the Cheyenne mountains Eighteen holes are scheduled for tomorrow with another qualifying round at the same The 31 distance on Wednesday low scorers along with Zell Eaton Oklahoma City the defending champion etart match play on Thursday with the finals listed for Sunday In addition to Eaton the entries include Johnny Goodman Omaha the transmlssieilppt champion and Dave Goldman Dallas who lost to Lawson Little in the finals of the national amateur last year and to Eaton In the western at Oklahoma City That Eaton is In form top is Indicated by a subpar practice round of 67 over the Broadmoor par 70 course Goodman toured the layout in 68 strokes today while Bud Maytag Colorado Springe made It in 69 be-g- in run-ner- Cub Boss Scoffs At Dean Reports Chicago Tribune Service PresiCHICAGO July 15-dent Charles Grimm of the Cubs today hooted published reports that the Cubs had secretly purchased Dizzy Dean contrary to baseball Vice rules subject to delivery after the lifting of the trading ban The story Is one which blooms almost every time Dizzy has a run-i- n with the Cardinal employers Grimm sald J'Ws have pot purchased Dean We are not negotiating for his services We would not pay what the Cardinals would want tor him even if they eould offer him for sale under baseball law We are not sure that we would want a player of the type Dls haa turned out to be the Cube being elngularly free of temperamental p r I m a donnas Acknowledged Creator of Gets Hot Under Collar Puzzle Cross-Wor- d By JOHN LARDNER Special Dispatch to The Salt Lake Tribune (Copyright 1935) It was a dull day when Professor Arch Skid Newt paid his annual call and I must say that the professor didn’t improve it much His first remark was: “You sports writers have done more than your share to de stroy the beauty and value oFIhe English language You have created a batch of half-baksimiles that give off the same odor of mental paralysis year after year month after month week after week and for that matter day after day Look at your baseball essays Third base is always the hot corner first base is always the initial sack second base—’’ “But professor” 1 said “those are the great man “and you saw a headsort of obsolete” line ’Nats Cop- - Bunting’ what said the great aavant would you aay?” ’em 30 “maybe they are but It took “Nothing professor I can’t speak yeara to get that way And I have Eyetailan" with mi a list of simile which are "You would think that a scourge certainly not obsolete because I of Insects had settled down on a see ’em every day I’ll read you the cloth factory or something" conlilt" tinued the professor “You would said exclaim to yourself ‘Mother of mer“Don’t bother professor your correspondent with consider- cy!’ or ’Saprlstl!’ or ‘Caramba!’” able haste “Caramba’ IsvSpanish prof” “It’s all right" said the scientist Writer Part Spanish ‘“No trouble at all” said Professor Arch Skid “Well” Reads List “I am assuming that you Newt soAnd he ftad off in his fins part Spanish on your mother’s prano voice the following catalogue are aide The point is that you would be of blue ribbon clinches: National league— The senior cir- shocked and appalled and rightly so The American sports writer is cuit American league— Th: junior loop cutting up the English language and Pitcher’s box— Hill mound rub- throwing the pieces down the nearest manhole It’s terrible” ber “I guess you’re right profelsor” Outfield— Orchard garden pasI said "Wasn't it you that invented ture Pitcher— Flinger hurler mounds-ma- n the crossword puzzle?" "Just the vertical part” said the portsider mastermind modestly “The horiBat—Stick willow bludgeon Ball —Pellet apple horsehlde zontal part oams later” And with this brief tribute to himsphere self Professor Newt reached for his Hit— Single blow grand dicer jammed it over hie bulging Home run— Four-pl- y brain and sprinted off to annoy slam Doubleheader— Twin ball bargain someonb else ed “All-right- WIL Before Professor Newt could turn to page two of bis terrifio indict- ment I said: “But that’s all baseball stuff professor" "All right said the philologist leafing rapidly through the script “try somi of this: Timber-topper- natator — mermaid — leather-pus- h' er — netmen — racqueteer — baa — keteer — grappler — Simon-pur- e pigskin—" “But professor you bavt to fig urs that ths sports writers write about tb same thing the same patterns every day and they have to find similes of some kind And you can’t dig up fifty new elmlles every day for twenty years" The professor swore a great oath ''Pish and tush" he said "That don’t hold water And another thing It’s not only th writers who aro betraying Shakespeare and Milton It's the copyreaders the men who write the headline What about thlsf Phile nip Reds — BrUlns Top Buca — Mackmen 'Shade Pale Hose — Bengals Trim Tribe — Nate Cop Bunting?” “Well what about it?" “If you were an Eyetatian" said Teams CHICAGO July 15 UP— The second annual American Association game bringing together the Millers and' a team Minneapolis composed of the choicest talent the reft of the league has to offer will be played In Nicollet park Minneapolis the afternoon of July 30 it was announced today by Thomas J Hickey president of the association By topping the circuit today Bush’s Millers Manager Donie earned the right to oppose the ‘Stars’’ in the American association all-st- ar 000 spectacle The same club battled the pick of the league last year at Minneapolis venture and in the first' slugged its way to an easy 13 to 6 triumph This year’s squad chosen d by the sports writers is a combination than the one which went down to defeat last summer Only two carry-pvewill be present— Joe Braxton pitcher and Allan Sothoron manager— both of the Milwaukee Brewers The personnel of the squad follows: Pitchers Braxton Milkau-ke- e Stratton St Paul and Lawson toledo catchers Sues Toledo and Columbus infielders Ogrodowski Alexander Kansas City Warner St Paul Haney Toledo and McManus St Paul outfielders Cooney Indianapolis Powers Toledo Gulllc Milwaukee and Stumpf Kansas City all-st- ar all-st- ar better-rounde- rs Jannazzo Victor NEW YORK July 15 U&— Izzy Jannazzo 145 New York tonight outpointed Babe Marino 148 San Francisco in tha main eight-roun- d bout at Dexter park in Brooklyn July 15 showing a trace of overcon-fldCnc- C although they are the unanlmoua choice of British experts and betting commission-er- a to defeat Germany in the Davis cup Interzone final this week-ndr-tmmbrs' cf the Amerl— can International tennis squad put In two hours of hard practice today under a scorching sun at he Wimbledon Nonplaying Captain Joseph Wear of Philadelphia Is making a point of not letting the singles players— Wilmer Allison of Austin Texas Don Budge of Oakland CaL and Sidney B Wood Jr of New York— play against each other in order to avert anything resembling a “test match” Although the actual assignment of berths will not be made until 4 Vic- 8-- ht 6-- 6-- 6-- — 74 75 79 Harry Swomon Bonneville 81 Jaek Swonson BonnevtUe 83 Paul Heller Ntbley 43-4- 3 — 84 Jack Kingsley O C 85 Phil Boiler bale — 87 1 George Pearson Dale $ 88 Bob Melroy Port 43-— 88 Ralph Johnson Nlbley 88 Clyde Cutler 6 C 80 Eugene Heller Nlbley — 90 Mike Ronan 6 Bonneville — 90 5 Tommy Trahan C C 4743— 90 Cliff Mauss Bonneville 43-— 90 Dean Hogan Dale 4fi-— 91 George Burtoft Nlbley C C 91 Van Carl Mytrum Ogden 47-— 91 Chester Florence C C — 92 4 Fount Langford Ogden C C 92 Mack Rideout Bonneville 93 Earl Kimball Nlbley — 94 Bill Korns Bonneville 8 49-— 94 BUI Beggs Bonnvellle Earl Foote Nlbley 94 — 94 5 Wendell Peterson C C 94 Jim Thompson Bonneville — 95 9 Jackie Rldd Magna — 9 Donald Wallace Magna 8 97 Kayo Swonson Bonneville 97 Paul Oarslde Magna — 97 9 Howard Henderson Bonneville — 98 9 Elton Brown Ogden C C Arnold Whitley Nlbley Shirley Lee Bonneville 6-- 6-- 6-- were: Woodrow Asmus Nlbley Keith Barton Magna Jim Bavelas Magna Scofield BonnevlUe lo Call Bonneville Chick Parton O C Allan Jenklnson Dale Farrell McGhle Bonneville Clarey Fisher Dale Grant Sellers Bonneville Benny Duncan Bonneville Fred Richardson Bonneville Jim Allen Bonneville — 103 — 104 3 2 5154 — 103 — 114 — 118 59-81-- — 119 — 119 5 4 7787 — 134 6-- Tuesday’s Pairings Championship Flight m—Johnny Mathieu vs Bob Melroy a m— Eugene Heller vs Paul Heller a m —Phil Bogler vs Mike Ronan Morrison but ran out the next two a m— Ralph Johnson vs Harry with ease 6 6-- 2 6-- 3 Swonson 820 a m— Jack Swonson vs Tommy Trahan 8:25 a m—Cliff Mauss vs George Pearson 830 a m— Jack Kingsley vs Dean Hegan 8 35 a m—Clyde Cutler vs Ken Btahr First Flight 8:40 a m— George Burtoft vs Bill Korns 8:45 a m—Donald Wallace va Fount Langford 8:50 a m— Bill Beggs vs Kayo Swonson 8:55 a m— Earl Foote vs Carl Van UPt-- The 15 CHICAGO July Mytrum Mack Rideout vs Jackie Rldd wrestling match between Danno 9 a m— S05 a m—Paul Garslde vs Wendell O’Mahoney heavyweight champion Peterson 10 a from Ireland and George Zaharias m—Earl Kimball vs Howard Henderson of Pueblo Colo broke up in 815 a m—Jim Thompson va Chester riotous disorder at Mills stadium Florence Second Flight tonight with O’Mahoney winner of 8:30 a m—Elton Brown Vi Keith Barthe fall and the better man in some ton 9 25 a m— Shirley Lea vs Dick Scofield impromptu fighting 9 30 a m— Woodtow Asmus vs Jim BaAwarded the fall in 18:05 with a velas 9 85 a m—Arnold Whltely vs Roldo Call toslam walked body O’Mahoney Third Flight ward Zaharias to shake hands but 9 40 a m—Chick Parton va Grant Selthe Pueblo wrestler suddenly lers9 45 a m—Farrell McGhie va Benny smashed the Irishman on ths jaw Duncan O'Mahoney countered by knocking 9 50 a m— Allen Jenklnson vs Fred Zaharias down and a scuffle half Richardson 965 a m— Clarey Fisher vs Jim Alien 8 e 8 05 8 10 8 IS Chicago Wrestling Match Ends in Riot wrestling and half fighting ensued INTERATIONAL LEAGUE as the police officials and mem' 0 Buffalo 3 bers of the Illinois state athletic Syracuse Baltimore 3 Toronto 5 commission climbejd into the ring Albany at Rochester to be played at date Mean- later to stop the two battlers Newark at Montreal postponed raise while several spectators contribAMERICAN ASSOCIATION uted to the confusion and riot by Japanese Break Even Kansas City 3 Indianapolis 5 chairs into the throwing ring 4 Louisville 5 Milwaukee — TOLEDO Ohio July 15 CD The touring Japanese golf team broke sven today In Its match with S L Softball Association six professionals from ths Toledo INDEPENDENT A Divialen district at Country club Won Lost Pet six-ma- le American Netmen Prepare For Combat With Germany LONDON 1 Ute Hamburger pulled into second placebo! the A division of the Amateur Tennis league with a surprise 1 victory over Cutler’s Gold Stars Monday F J Lucas run out a straight 0 victory over Blue Bell Gas in the B division The Hamburger team pulled out both singles matches in winning its victory Louis Banker downed Bud sets Raleigh after three hard-foug3 4 6 LaMar Guiver won the second point with a 3 2 victory over Gene Eardley Elmo Stevens and Henry Morgan won the single victory for the Gold Stars downing Lyman Daines and ' 3 Reed Bleak 0 The Lucas team lost only one set in defeating the Blue Bell Gas team Jack Snow lost only one game 1 against Dick Ruckenbrod 0 Purdie Daines had little trouble with Goodwin Pe Jack Porter 2 2 terson and Bill Goegleln lost the first set to Harold Barker and Fred 4-- scores 36-- 917 55 417 1 Friday's Schedule Gemmell club vs Modern Sausage at tory 6 30 p m Chosen for A A Prof Arch Skid Newt Says In Western Meet Writers Mutilate Language July 15 ar Mondav’i Pet Lost 11 5 5 0 ResnHs Ute Hamburger 2 Cutler's Gold Stars ? j Lucas 3 Blue Belt Gas 0 tPh-Amate- 6-- 3 Monday's July is Palfrey Babyan of Brookline the country’s second ranking woman tennis 'player opened the annual Essex Country club’s invitation tourney today by defeating Mrs William- Martin of Dedham 2 1 In her first round s match In other first round matches Gracyn Wheeler of Santa Monica Amateur Boxing Stars Cat defeated Ottalia Gaertner of Of Pacific Coast Mix 2 Boston 5 and Mrs Ethel Burkhardt Arnold of Pasadena Cal ur SAN FRANCISCO July 15 defeated Frances Bancroft of Wit states stare of four boxing mington Del 2 0 will trade punches here August 26 r ’'ijf and 28 In the first Pacific coast Bliss Douglass Wins diamond belt championships PresiIn a second round'July leg wom- dent A! Sendell of the Pacific asen’s directors’ cup match at For- sociation announced today est Dale Miss Dorothy Douglass Th 'tournament sanctioned by defeated Mrs W J Jennings 3 and the National A A U Will bring 2 The remainder of the second together the pick of fighter from round encounters will he played Washington Oregon California and Tuesday and Thursday Artsona WP— Mrg Sarah 37-3- le Rose-Richar- ds Rose-Richar- ds 36-3- Hamburger Team Upsets Leaders In Tennis Loop le ’ ville Johnny won medalist honors with 8 for a 74 two over par Ken Stahr playing on his home course was only a stroke behind Mathieu turning in a 8 for a 75 Mathieu had a fine chance for even par coming up to the eighteenth tee in even figures after a birdie on the seventeenth but a six to hole out on the final green sent his score over the regulation 72 The Swonson family definitely sounded a warning that it will be 57276 Lee Alabama 55923 Centers — Robinson Notre heard from even though the defendShotwell Pitts- ing champion Russ Swonson is out Dame 47582 of the meet this year Harry Swonburgh 44816 Quarterbacks—W a r b u r ton son carded a 79 for third place in Southern California 47374 Mun-ja- s the qualifying round and Jack Swonson turned in an 81 for fourth Pittsburgh 41814 Fullbacks— Kostka Minnesota place Championship honors barWeinstock 56863 Pittsburgh ring an upset are expected to go to one of these four 44297 caddies from six Forty-eigclubs teed off in the qualifying Match play will round Monday start Tuesday at 8 a m with players in four flights starting at five minute intervals The second and third flights with eight entrants will finish up Thursday The championship and first flights will be completed Friday final matches Other with matches will be over the route AMATEUR TENNIS LEAGUE A DlWiion Because of the caddies’ tournaPet ment regular ladies’ day matches at Bonneville have been postponed until Friday Charlie Foley professional announced ¥ y' Johnny Mathieu of ths Qgden Country club led Utah’s future golfing great into the first round of match play in the annual state caddies’ tournament Monday at Bonne- National Professional Football league at Soldiers’ field ‘ August 29 Duane Purvis of Purdue picked up over 10000 votes to pass Alabama’s Dixie Howell and establish a 2526 margin over the rest of the halfbacks while “Chuck” Mucha University of Washington husky displaced Monohan of Ohio State as a leader of the guards The rest of the candidates held their positions as follows: Ends— Hutson Alabama 56972 Larson Minnesota 55853 Tackles— Bengston Minnesota the draw Friday Wear has chosen Allison Budge Wood and Johnvan Ryn of Philadelphia for ths test with Germany the winner to’meet the Britteam In the challenge round ish 1 In today's practice aession Allison played against Gene Mako Of Les Angelas 4he fifth member of the squad Van Ryn opposed Budge and Wood worked out with one of the assistant professionals of the Wimbledon club No scores were kept Several British writers mindful of Budge’s remarkable showing in his first visit to Wimbledon chamfor ths 1935 pionships anticipated the tall Californian’s selection with Allison to play the singles and even refused to concede he’ll lose to Von Cramm a second time this year cup-holdi- red-head- City Parks and White -White A C C olley'g Service Mecca Btlliardi Wagner Bag Floral Service Western Opt Tale A- p m O 6 3 3 3 3 1 1 000 750 750 500 400 350 000 000 Teesdsy’s Sehedale B Division vs B R R C Hawthorne T wenty-seven- th ward vs Finney BeverLiberty No 2 6 p m Frlst’e Service vs Zip: Junior 8 p ja L D 8 vs Sinter Sewing Machine L D S R H Sunday’! score: I A A O 1114 2 6 8 4 Mecca Billiards Batteries— Giscoma and Mayo Oswald and William Jolley’ Service City Parke Batteriee— Shea (Lubeck and Elkrem Qennery Nusleln Smith and Huber age Ian t ‘i -- Softball Results ' 0 3 Rel’f Auto 1 15 17 Radio Service Batteries— Lowell and Robert Harrison and Beams 1 10 3 Chauffeur 333 S 15 t Ameriren Beauty Batteries— Grobsteln and O Jones Benson and Bishop SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham I New Orleans Nashville 1 Chattanooga 3 Memphis 0 Little Rock 11 (Only game scheduled! 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