Salt Lake Tribune | 1935-09-02 | Page 15

'07 - ' Isck ' --- --- '--- I - ' ' -- ' ' -- 1 - ' 7 : - ---- ------ 'fBESALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNDIO strrEmBER -- -- ------ - -- 1 t - I Team I9s---1 - In Colorful Match ' 2 By Score of ' E - ' i : ' L - 31-2- ':::::1':''::':"'i- : )1uulcipa1 Squads Put Up Stirring Fight Foley 1'1 in Attack Losers v - - Savage Mainstays t Shaded on Own Course '' ' : " -- ' iLt 4 a ' -- : r " zrz "- A e 4 I : f Wk: ' ?:: - i: i'' ! 0 ':':' I' ' i !2: ::- '' I - yr nine-poi- nt v ' - ' :1-s-ir'- N - il - ?: 1 -i Netv Cycle crew It didn't work against Char- Foley who blanked Sid Harman and took two points himself in the pro' battle With a crackling subpar round It didn't atop Walt Colgriff or Van Savagyor law Manning or Dale Unnell or Bud Millham or Arnold Goff): '' ' ' Tint 147616 Disastrous ley J i I' I I1 ) - Hill Climb Record Set ' 1 1 ' I I leykbnoown soktagaiwnisedtgthe oBaldnantgtglainipnagow:thelikre L course boys bays of their native the visitors rampaged I heath through the first nine to take a commanding lead : Foley was two il up on Haman at the turn Savage was two up on Jarman Costriff : was two up on Jerry Henderson Manning was two up on Larry Sum- edleys Linnell was two up on i Clint Henderson Millham was two J 1 up en Jack Purdie and Goff was One up on Chub Utte6' Only Jack Cook the Nibley captain brought 1 home a point for his team and th : ' : tA !m : Aatf tweriththaa ts plairrsktii an igitibranthid wo bgtoolyt : 1''-- :'':! 1 ::: :::: '' -- i" ----- A 1't I v'i tI' 77:-4 - " --- -- - : f r ''' 'i POWINFOIMPIMPIW r '- ' '' r 1 ' Bambino's Clout At Police Game ': 4 ::: '4 t !::::::::- :'::‘ E J :: '::::: ::::: ' ':: ' '::::!::l ::: k i:(' ' 14-- ' 'mi ‘ ':':: :::: IL- ::! i : ' :' :':"':!:: '1 1v ( - g : t4 :' Vf'ie ' t ''''2 4:' A 1' N A '4111"1'qtrrrPrSTr 0016111111111uomusiiiiL$)641da' 777""' Bonneville's ten men who Sunday 'slanged out a 3 victory? over Nib ley park to win the 1935 Utah team golf championship Top row (Left to right)—Bud Millham Arnold Goff Ven Savage luddy Wilcox Walter Cosign Below—Charley Foley professional Joe Porter Dale Linnell: Norm Shultz captain 31-2- Lew-Mannin- Entertains Fans ( :':::::':'":' 2'' (:::::: : k Government Will Construct Petours for Columbia Fish American Water Team to Compete : Manager Declares crew braced': Cold :analysis from that point on shows that the losing aggregation equaled or excelled the ' individual nine scores of Bonneville on the concluding three nines But Lilo damage had been bad lost on its own golf Course— lost by the resounding score' of ' 4 '''"''"' ' 11 to L'I'! The afternoon 'engagement found the Nibley team fighting on the brat nine to keep In the running All except one match wu close The accepted margin was a one-u- p lead c Nibley had five points on that nine Bonneville bad four In Championships -- - ilPi--Ba- for u done---Nible- ' ' t Rowe Picks th Giants to End Third er - 180-ya- rd at hard-punchi- t Stop BueStreak nt 114 1 ten-rou- '' es hard-hittin- n 119 aub six-rou- 1 !' it i six-rou- 0MiNIMIM11100rO - Y six-poi- nt --- I u : er All-Sta- re a' I It Two-bo- o 00 - Score of State Golf Fina1 3 21 ' 1 -- ' 110 Two-ba- re er ' At iley 3 I At 3onneville I I of i ' 1 0 i ' A - t t & i 46 1 AV 0 I 101 1 n iilit Ire CeArill Judd Vil!cox lz ( 11: 111nutl:‘ 4 2A '' ' Ii I if et d II t t 11 I r 4' At 141:41't portte id"lin01 rnoct Goff otall - 1 I 4 -3 1 4 ' cii :4 4 I 1 41 t -- 1 0-- 0 I 4 fl 4 0— 4 4 Zli: IC CI -2 41 i -11 1 -4! 1 171 - ' 1 $ - i 1 I $ ' ha"1 — ' C414 '—t -3 I i I' latt ? $1' 0- pre! : f 'et Pitrdf Cvnoto di ttet To' 20 -- 1 (e) I I0 (15 411 Er 19 1 -3! 0- 1r 1 i 0 -1 at 2- -3 -0 1 -- 0 0 0- -0 2 4 3 -- 4! I ' 01 0l' 11011 1 I -- 1- 1-0 no g 1 -a) 0 SIirtne:tara I I g7cii':1)ti7:::o4 I I- -4 $--14 - Sid Harmon SttIrdTrri:1 011111V II 2 1 1 i 4 -3 3 23 Mrs Lyle Hansen New El Monte Champion tiounabod OGDEN—Mrs Lyle Hansen won the 1033 women's tournament at the El Monte Municipal Golf club last week by defeating Mrs W A Shaw 1 up on 18 holes Mrs Hansen shot a 101- -51 out end 50 in—on the par 84 course which was two strokes better this'll Mro Shaw's card of 103 7r modona Mettles stew leer Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portland O 121 Ur '40 191"16 : Reno It LIous City Plan Diego isn nag 4i acstile Spokane ' Tonopah WAshinen Ivitnemucco l'ellowatost YUMA to:1 161 12 73 12 0147 vol I PO P21 54 94' 441 Atil 610 IA' 102 ' 1041 00 da 4i1 22 eld7 00' AA' 1111'1 Victory Teruits 301 Pt O0 Ma Cleat 00 IN— 141 cleat Clear' DRUMS II ro—R Anderson 4rea MIchner ca Tom TratoNobe Kato court I: Snow earner es Bars Musszr4 MoretonJ No Tt W OatlashcrP Deism vs R ditHen-- H Linke No 1: 1 Ito lalsh-- 0 Peterson Ts 21111 12 Camwas11-- Neece Isrker-- P noon—H Mshntr4 o lisrds-el& earktsSierr1son 00 Oftlfir Id 12 SVNIOR T ret: o Petse-1 o 3st m—R Rawlint4 No 4 Morylcon vs Mehns:-Oresnha- itnon-- 8 Rushton Credit vlotory to Schtibuck Choras &teat to 11 Rosh!on Struck out—Br Wood 14 Schstbuck I Sowell d 11 Rushton I DPW or balls—Off Powell 3 UmpireB Kendrick Sana— Powell 4 101 Rain a Masher& Kilkenny Wine DUBLINSept 1 — Kilkenny con-A- Retnun qt I Bleakst ea Cottinshai Eakins '1 i N Yl O goals five points to two goals four points A crowd of -46000 persons witnessed the game 1' 2 FBAtiThdwoimnpstoonAadnrdiaDnrpvelrDokeert 0Ln troops were Leo Niblers shock LeTaavkere aandboliwerbni$Dyealton ' p- Now while there still is time before the more active news of the approaching Utah state open championship crowds these columns we send forth a briefnote to all who play golf: If you have ever played golf if you know the feel of the fairway turf and the deep sand of a trap If you love the click of club On a sweetly hit ball this coming open is the tournament for you to see Whether you are a low handicap golfer or one of those who never expects to 'break a hundred" every moment of play in this event holds a thrill for you - e i00 0 AU of the visiting professonal-- Fred Morrison Neil Christian Johnny Rogers Harold Long Willie Goggin and all the others—have carved a niche in golfing's fleeting hall of heroes There isn't one of them but will gite an eloquent golfing lesson in every round he plays It's only once In a great while that a chance pomes like this For this is a chance to see the boys play under pressure That's what brings out the real golf in a real golfer! There's plenty of it to be seen this Friday Saturday and Sunday! One for Stewart ' 6-- 3 9-- 7-- 6-- 7-- 7-- 7-- 6-- 6-- 0: 14-1- 6-- 8-- '3' 6-- 6-- 4-- t 6-- players men's singles tennis championship when she was beaten in today 1 in a third straight sets 4 round match by Nancy M Lyle of England foreign Kay Stammers star and regarded as one of Defending Champion Helen Jacob's chief rivals gained the quarter final 1 round with an easy 0 victory over Eunice Dean of San Antonio Texas 6-- 6-- top-seed- 6-- Add wistful moments t Captain K Gottschall Bill Carter and Jack Bagman of the depoaed Country club team sitting on th6 Bonneville clubhouse lawn and watching the boys club through in L a titular match! Title Postponed 6-- The championship - among veterans at the Country club remained In question over Sunday as Will Browne and J A Hogle finalists poetponed until early this week Payson Wallops match for the chamtheir pionship Browne now holds Nephi Club 13 to 2 Three matches were played in b the club championship Rudy defeated G S Moffat 1 up: PAYSON—Payson closed Its cen- Frank McGanney defeated Jack tral Utah baseball season here Sun- Hagman 3 and 1: Dr J C Pack day in a triumphant performance defeated J A Twelves 4 and Z Dr trouncing Nephi 13 to 2 The game N T Henderson advanced by dewee played as a sports feature of the fault over Sperry Lawson Golden Onion days celebration JenEd Meyers won the medal play sen hit his ninth homer In league play a central Utah loop record on even holes at the Country club Barnett and Coombs led a savage In clam C Sunday with a 3 batting attack on Christison who —29 But ht so doing he alse went the route for Nephi hung up the best golfing score He carded 89 Following the game member' of in his career done! Arthur the quads staged a brief athletic blows! Nobly carnival Jensen outran Worthing- Sweet was second in dist class ton on the baselines circling the with Other winners bags in 1151 seconds The Payson Chas A Paul Ray 404-- 34 Ray Peterson club also won an class BDr relay Score: Groesbeck Dr Roy By 142LPHI PAYSON and P B Bergstrom A A1111 0 A A8II0 Parry 4 I 2 Marlton 0 3 4 Ballet se 2b b Reete 0 0 Crockett o 0 0 0 4 2 7 3 Simmorot 3b 2 4 4 0 Hower& C Forest Deters will wham( at par Wrthinstn lb 4 I 10 01Bernett lb —53 100 In a point par tournament Monday 5 1 0 0 Semen se Sotweii Orrost et i"2 0 1 O'Weltht It § 2 11 The Labor day attraction is prom2 0 0 I Shepherd 2 0 tont It 0 1 le Or-lo- 41-1- 830-ya- 0 IP 44-9-- 1 43-8-- rt-3- C tytt rt 013perr7 Cotten Totals Neohl 2 0 4 4 1 4 NI Mattoon b ---26 24 II el' et 2010 091tentho 2Coetribto the 5 4 0 tmns e 2 1 1:01alsten sen I 2 Totals Jensen Three-bas- ised by Mickey Riley Dale pro Who a busy day at the city's newest plant' --- Nebraskan 0 1 I 1 31 12 21 0 000 ill() 001- -- 2 032 130 04x-- 12 s Two-ba- 2 Cre Victory to Christen- Struck out—Ilty Christenson ii Tuck-e2 Christenson 1 Roses on balls—Off 0 Christenson 2 Tuckstt 2 Christenson Umpireo—Oardper and Perkins Thoroughbred Horses Killed in Train Fire POUCHKEEPSIE N Y Sept 1 race horses Commemoration and North Star owned by Max Hirsch widely known owner were fatally burned today in a train carrying them from Saratoga Springs to Belmont park The fire startid in hay and straw In one of the cars of a 11142 train carrying several score thoroughbreds Nine other horses in the same' car were uninjured 60-e- )4 Holding Top in Traps Event sen o — I expects 0 Ninon Boswell Summary: Stolen bases—Bailey Barnett 2 leelotht 2 Coombs Rome run--- 7 ?rant again became hurling Winner champions today defeating Lime's t ick in the final at Croke park two Nerdy es -- - ' N L Stewart is the veterans' at Fort Douglas He champion Budge and Shields had plenty of earned- - the title Sunday when he anxious momenta The California carded a net 69 which with his 71 redhead couldn't get his cannonball of day before gave him a Wservice working in the early stages holethe of 140 His gross card for total and quickly found himself trailing was 92 played with a 23 5 His backhad too was slightly Sunday Otto Herres who led the errant but once he got both weapons handicap first day scorers with a flossy net outcome never was functioning the 67 bumped into trouble Sunday and 5 1 in doubt and he won 7 for a 146 wound up with Aware of his opponent's weakness total and R B Porsecond place on the backhand Prusoff aimed ev- ter was third with net scores of erything at the mark and caused Shields plentr of grief Shields' reIn Sunday's point par tourney at trieving qualities and booming delivery served him well as he took that club winners were: Class A 6 5 5 the decision at 5 L K Major L R Besse While all this was going on Perry Nicholson and H F class B Dr R C polished oft Leonard Hartman of Russell 5 3 4 New York and two Dalgleish Dr H K Merseeded men and two seeded players rill class C A C Watts in the women's division were visited L M Cummings 1 with defeat John Van Ryn of —25 delphia swamped A Martin Legeay The traditional Fort Douglas La3 3 0 of France Gene Mako of Los Angeles a bor day engagement is on the calmember of the Davis cup squad endar for Monday Yes indeed accounted for his second seeded vic- Flag tournament tim in Clifford Sutter of New OrAllen Paramore is the new caddy 4 6 2 3 leans 0 course He won Mrs Dorothy Andrus of New York king at the Post Bob Maim by a conbecame the first casualty among the the title 4from and 2 margin in the wo- vincing Zed American 1 00'0441 14' '241 02c'ear tIF 101 Ital 02Pt eldY 141 $8 00 Cita? 62' M $8 61' IS 12 Rain 11 111 AC 00 Clear lie 12 90 (710 4 121 NY 60 521 18 111 AO Clear I NMI 1 it - ' 3-- 6-- 4 1 AM 1 - LOS ANGELES--Sept- Ruth took another fling Members of the American national at baseball today and the largest championship team returning from Method Minneapolis baseball crowd in many Elaborate Fishways Will Provide ' an invitational meet in Japan will see' to out 23000 fans turned years i Trout Salinon to Surmount Dam him do his atuff the Minneapolis join forces with the west's best Special to The Tribune police defeated the St Paul coppers aquatic stars at the far western 10 tO4 in the annull game between of Truman Harvey Ogden' puglsivrinming diving and water polo 1 and (AP)---Th- e salmon the BONNEVILLE Ore royal Sept the two departments Betio Ichoolboy said Sunday that The Babe played the whole nine gamey trout are being remembere&by the federal government in championships here September ? and S the reason Harvey took such a past Innings four and a halt with each its gigantic task of building the $40000000 Bonneville power and The meet is sponsored by the didn't hit a home run but southern California division of the int last week from Jackie Burke team Hs seemed navigation dam on the Columbia river disappointed and To prevent the $25000000 annual American Olympic finance commitintermountain Welterweight ' king nobody --the autograph business was as brisk officials said rewas that Harvey was suffering from as ever The mighty man looket a salmon industry from ebbing and tee Committee sults of the meet probably will mathree-monfishhis commercial bit from laya broken jaw and offered rusty leaving destitute phy terially affect selection of contessician'e statement to prove his mt off and got only one hit a line drive ermen in its wake the government tants for the Olympic tryouts hi ' double to left center in the fourth With still a fighting chance' for sertion' is spending $3200000 to build the the east next spring for the Berlin the title Nibley saw its chances Harvey was In no tondition to but be gave the fans an idea of how elaborate and costly fishways games in 1936 most go glimmering on the Jut nine enter the ring against Burke" said he can sock a baseball by walloping American team members expectHarman held a one-u- p advantage' Laos "Harvey complained of his a doter& or so out of the park in a yet undertaken to enable deep sea ed by the Olympic committee to reon Foley at the turn but on the jaw' being a little sore before the batting exhibition that preceded the fish to reach their fresh water main in Los Angeles are Jack Meditreacherous third hole his tee shot fight but we did not think anything actual contest One of them was a spawning grounds up river from ca ranked as one of America's was too boisterous and wound up' of it" territio clout that cleared the fence finest paddlers Taylor Drysdale of the dam $T LOUIS Sept 1 1111 in the deep rough that gashes the The fight billed SS a "'grudge in deep left center with plenty to IDetroit winner of the Detour to The Fish Detroit led the Tigers flid' of the walked three times match" between the two local fa apartu fairwayright side American league by e!ght and When the "homing' instinct draws backstroke event in the Japanese Couldn't get the ball out and Foley vorites was held Monday Auzuet popped Out on another occasion and Ralph Flanagan Mioneohall a month with games of salmon- end trout to- icompetition millions On the 'fifth Tr In Ogden stadium Burke won was fanned by Peter Guy Minneevened the match ami Fla speed swimmer to but (School go which Lynwood the ward headwaters in Sid's putter refused to behave and a declaim) after forting the action apolis hurler in his last appearance they ' boy) Rowe won't concede the were hitched they will find elab- Ifree style star and others in the eighth again! on the seventh after Foley in all but two of the ten rounds le won pennant over orate "detours around and Up had mimed a twisting putt for a' The statement of Dr D F Pins Ruth who started in the Minne11N01 Detroit's not In' In the dam which will stand twice as Coast birdie $id botched' his short tap' cock ' who kexamined Harvey last apolis lineup played first base and drawled your league yet" tho Welterweight high as the ancient wall of 'China Charley made lure of the match on week saidt examination re handled eight putout' while making nee Detroit hurler Four fish ladders with an avertoday '"Rut next hole which he halved vealed a fracture In the angle of one error The error which gave tht we'd ''' to have go into one ow Ross Gets Crack age climb of 55 feet and twolets of the left mandible Judging from the St Paul its first run in the fifth Savage Continues Pace tul now to lose out" tailspin locks a elevators or lift with fish ''' Meantime Savage was continuing clinical findings and the history of inning came when the Bambino Commenting on the close of 33 to 65 feet will provide uphad hien complaining of a sore a blazing brand of golf that bad the injury It le my opinion that who race In the national league stream passageway for the mature ' SAN FRANCISCO Sept 1 UPI— arm out 10011 with a wild throw was from a frac Harvey In suffering the JatMell Rowe saidi morning submerged creatures which blindly buck the Welterweight Champion oh or before the date of Barney In the next foursome Jerry Hen- tured jaw my evm mind I'm pick 'In currents in their drive to- Ross and Cerefino Garcia river 111"'' ' August were derson and Ed Perry In the Giants to finish third hacking ward the spawning grounds each' Filipino will meet here Harvey expects to be out' of the down their Bonny opponents ConTherm net a good road dub Cu) 110 year In a nontitis bout on Frivincingly determined the two vets" ring at least six weeks recovering leaves the fight between That Some salmon can make leaps of day September la Matchmaker maintained a narrow first round from the Injury according to Lane Cuba the and the Cards and five to six feet and a few of the Tony Palasolo of Dreamland audi: victories Peredge for three-poiI don't know which it will most vigorous-hav- e been known to torium has announced ry was whacking strokes off par Jump twice that high but a series Garcia is one of the Pacific coast's Henderson was reversing the tables Burke Outpointed of big jumps would prevent all most on Cosgriff from the morning round popular Filipino boxers few a but fish from the reachingRosa is oxpectod to arrive here a (Continued item Preceding Pate Summerhay wee clouting out a Nevada spawning places By week before the contest to start Fighter lact!tiek—Wita 4 as on hal1F—Oit alsn needed two points from Manning The Weather On Swim Up 'Steps Kershaw hard work Garcia now tuning up &nick et14-mn‘nalir but Clint Henderson diesipated his 4 Ilanton 4 11041 Hits—Blanton 11 In a first-nin- e a In No jumps will be required at In the southern California mounadvantage over Linnoll 104111$ pitellets—litintaa — Joe Sept and the Bonnevillian scored two ELKO N Weather onditions itptembet I 1031: Bonneville The - fish ladders will taina will start final grinds Septem'0 The weatern depreasien has up have fosteps" one foot high over ber 10 George Parnasaus his manpoints on that final nine to dupli- Maero 14G of Elko outpointed somewhat a small tilIet low which the cate Islorm Shultes rout- of Reek' Jackie Burke 189 Ogden in a Dodgers Whale Cantwell pressure is although and trout can ager announced charted over eastern salmon int- ton and low armour trough ppeare to Owen Shults had previously won fleshly MMIPIM1016 swim easily Each 'step" will be bout here last BOSTON Sept 1 IRI—The Brook- be formtnç over Os plateau The arta !' the first nine lyn Dodgers' jumped on Ben canto recent mi western high ta slowly advent) 40 feet wide and 11 feet across to ' ' CHICAGO Sept I Barney night tovord the eastern emit Pair weath form—a-seriThose points decided the issue of terraced pools Ross welterweight champion is Moire piled up a long lead early well for seven runs in the second ing IT prevolti gantrallt in the west with and went In the remaining three matches In the fight Inning which move the today fish somejust from temperatursit through to leave here by plane to schedule normal to through may ranging with his superior punch what above Local showers have occurred with leisure each divided the points- - And so it ing and g rporrow for Portland Ore where in the clinches the motions the remainder of the In the midAle and eastern states Omaha a distance to trounce the to Braves 101 Inch ot reported Admittedly experimental will be Friday he faces Baby Joe Gans in precipitation Burke rallied however and forced 4 and sweep the two-gaseries Comparative data tor thilt Lake CP ! Von Elm Presents Trophy '' the 'fish locks which will operate the tint bout of a short Pacific the milling in the closing rounds MUNI here ' ' Leonard Von Elm' secretary of' Matro's margin was too big a handl Highest temperature todaP 81 on the same principle as ship locks coast campaign Highest in this month alstos 'Me::: 91 Fish- will swim into collecting pitched his first com- Lowest the Math State Golf association cap to overcome and he was given Van Mungo last night plete game since June and yield- Lowest this mouth Mace 1174 traps at the base of the dam and made the team presentation to Cap- the decision- -R Mean for I d It hits while chalking up his- Normal lulu thence into a slatted cage Which Woodbury Wins tain Shultz of Bonneville and the Jack Adams 12 also of Ogden thirteenth 10 victory bathes in reality is a submarine elevator decision to plaque will adorn the Bonny walls dropped a Total 401 14 the precipttation tROOKL14 hour SOST011 From Hunter 5 to 4 When the elevator is full the door "Red" Dudley 129 of Elko In the from henceforth 69 ending at I p in AS H OA AS 11 OA Total closes and for this Month toIsto ' I rises to the level of tIrbonski int 1 Individual honors go to the Wise temiwindup The crowd SoithilaratY Accumulated 'deficiency for this Prey riekher lb the water Impounded above the Woodbury Realtors talked out a 8 to 4 month to date i 14 Total 64 eagle of Bonny Charley Foley who of several hundred persons booed Bucher Is lb:11 if Whitney lb decision over Hunter powerful farm busines October 1 to date 11110 dam There a back door of the ele10 I Berger meta:Vv 1 answered all questions as to his the verdict- I it reau tem In an exhibition tome sunlioeumuiated eaters SO October Is 101 vator Konecke It 4 1 1 Moore ft 19 at the Hunter field The Salt Lake the and fish stoutness of heart with a three opens 'cage nun pour 1:54 11:50 rises sun 11 2 get 3 Stripy lb 0 Thomotn 1 ileptember Out to nme club Wattle free 4 continue onupetream— Ineepenttnt 'mug Boyle yt Mallon lb point margin over his rival pro Von off the bureau 2 LoDe at Soohrer 1 021321ITAMNS l TASIN WIATItri I —rot the ITS Rushton PowelL head Wood limited Hunmd winthat Open Pro Schedule tiny fingerlings Savage was the only Munsot ilL'14 TIMI 77111DALALly51MOUNTAIN nine safeties gantliel-s ir-for the sea from the spawning terTheto rcore: 0 :ler convincingly (Ideating JAMUL el r CHICAGa—Sopt---1-1"Halt2 S2 pt WOODBURY RUNTIM Ed Perry was the stouthcart of the backs Hal Pangle of places three passes will be built Oregon State A11110A on the ladder to "ease° them down Weight et ABHOAl MI 131110 lrotels 12 11 31 14 Nibley aggregation his 1 1 0 OMoessor and Gil Berry former University of Totalsso a 1 3 I ' In 201 Iliottoh Smith ainth over tile big concrete structure The Soriniter Vi I 3 $ 4 Coon 2b 1 1 9 total being only a stroke behind Illinois ace otarred t &idiom P the Itrooklyn 3 tat V:I Lot-fish ladders thus will provide a VP A I I 1 1 for the day's Chicago Cardinals of today ! fl Poley's fine " ' the National Soaton 241 : LIIIIiiissillttrtt Summary:- Runs baited in—Prey 3 Dor two-wa- y 1 : I traffic lane for the finny Vomlleur best play Savage also had a chance Profess:nil Football league I P 4 11 Whit- boort" oyl 3 Koenocke Ili a) 9 t 9 411 eills ab :11 tribes Sohrer '' for a 138 total with his' 68 at Nibley their practice schedulei with opened hlte—Bordayoral 1 1 3 It 1lndorCH 1 it Afoester et ? 0 0 t 20 to ney a 1 Koenecke Strirt Fletcher Whitney Scott-Titli I R P Cowell Oregon game de- Peacock a 11 II llitialey rt 04 1 0 i and only a needed par four for a 70 0 over the Calumet Moore Some runs—Prey "ergot victory 4 0 0 O'Powell it 4 0 1 ' on the home links Doubly plat's—Prot to Sucher to lacCar- - Boise partment engineer said the Colunibia-- fichalbuck rt MI a group of format hollege 6 9Rushton a 3 9 3 ' - 121 thy Bother to McCarthy Steno to ou- - Cheyenne rilier 10 441 14 00 t Isar 1 largest-runs-oIt Vans 0 0 had the Yher to McCarthy Spohrer to Vrinneki to Chicago 1 111 13 52 71 cidy inohrer to Mallon Bats Co balls—Ott Denver 10 K '1141 42 91110 i'01d1 - salmon and trout in the world He Totals 040 10 3111 Totals Munoto 3 Smith S Struck but—By ?Son Jo) SO Iran 011 904 Ile 00- -4 a 31 estimated the 'commercial take at Hunter 0 2 Smith 2 39 13 llits—Ott Cantwell 2 In 11-44' Helena 001 000 210 01- -11 't'itoin - $10000000 Realtors 1' 62 and said $15- - Wondbury innings oft Smith 1 to 1 14 With Etch Ism City 13 001: 00 Cldv 1511MMt17: Stolen base —Coon V Push- annually —Contwoh Lotting nitehee—Cantwes 70 'Ander 00 Clear 41 ton Nome 000000 39 runs—Sorinxer a Shepherd accrues from the year Los An 1' i 14t 10 Moesser Clear Sorineer - DONNEVILlor and tourists 00 Pt el& sportsmen 44 18 44 Minespolla trinities pitched—Bo Wood 10 ScheThuck NIELTT :"Atm -- MINNEAPOLIS I chal- lengers to Fred Perry's regime as United States singles tennis champion had their mettle tested in sternly fought third round matches h national chamof the a highly dembefore pionship today onstrative gallery of 5000 spectators They were Wilmer A Allison Don Budge and Frank Shields seeded among the American players Budge won in straight sets frotn Wilmer Hines of Columbia Sr Cp and Shields needed four sets to- - cloy! Henry Prusoff of Seattle respectively The veteran Allison had to call on all of his resources and mastery to subdue Henry Culley of Santa Barbara Cal in four sets Culley who spent most of the last two years abroad where he developed an able attacking and defensive game took the gallery and Allison completely by surprise when five he stepped out and won straight games of the opening set Allison bestirred himself to win three in a row but Culley with a sizzling service and accurately executed ground strokes prevailed in the ninth Pours on Pressure Allison' got over the shock in a hurry and poured on the pressure Culley however was ever dangerous and outsmarted the Davis cup veteran in a thrilling exchange of volleys from close range in the fourth set Allison in the end got most of the points and won 8 1 ::::A:A' :': — 5::41! 41) '::: I UP) SiInNSYl'eat Sdeinpgt" Uncle I there Wore 20 men out the state team golf for fighting for Nibley park championship-- 10 and 10 for Bonneville But not unsung should go the alternates— some of them having borne a major share of competition through the Bonneville E7Ires tzbciidotnot:lelriv to fifty-fourt- ' :q::?':: s ::' fr: 4146 1 ‘: !?: ' i ' ) :: fie: POWIPAROMMOINISMON e y ' ' IL e Th":ttESee -- :: '' ' 1 -- if :: I '' ' ::::::: ': (:::::4:"::': ‘ r ' ' J ::ki "': ' ::':-:'- I k s '1'"44 Truman Trounced Because of Hurt - 77 'I ' -- - ) I ' I1 ': A- ' 47 — " — i '''''!: 1 ': —'1 i ' ' '' By BOB CAVAGNARO N :':f17 '"' - - :: ' En Passant 0EMM1010 ' r " ':::'':1::-::1:::- :::: H " ' - -:::::: - ti '' '''‘4") N "' k ' - :: 1 J 40— :x k T'' ' ' :: ' :: '1 ti ' ' k i'7-7- i ::' e ' I 7' ::1' - ' -- :H HORNELL N T Sept I Uri—Setting a new hill record Joe retralli of Chicago today successfully defended his ti ties in twe events the 45- cubic-ine- h and professional Inch expert in the the national motorcycle hill ctimk Upward of 10000 attended persons Petrallil record perform- ance occurred in the class when he negotiated the steep hill 425 yards long In 11:61 seconds '' :' ‘'''i::'::1: :24( it: i ::: 45-eu- - '::::'s: 1 :: t- ---- 0 ' s '' ': ' ' t § :: :::' i Sunday -- ‘' It' ::' :' 1 - 4'"'"'!" ::::::i 2::i: '' 6 :'"'i''::: : : ' ' ': f t:?st:::::1 0 ' 1N I Budge Shields Survive Tough Competition '' ' ' Allison ': bb- ': ''' : ' :ir — ':' ' t:'''' k t! - 1 :' I ' 1 :! : T I ) '4 'r ' i C'77s- - f '''''''i '7( '1' ' '' 1 ::11:'- -- e 74 ‘ ' 1! -- firw i'' ''7-- t :iy4i ' 4' ' :' ::: '" ( :::: ''' '''' ': ''':' : e"0 ::' 3 1) t ::- 1 f ' : I ::'' t3 N144"'4:' s1: ' !CI: i 2 'Y4 " - ri : 1 ooks WIN OVER and OPPONENTS Slices --- : '7' - '' '''' 's )t '- ' - ' 2 :: le - ‘ ‘ e- 7 N7'4 i:f: 38-ho- ! 7 1 e v 171( 1 - I 4 - A- -- 4 1 - ! 4 : 4"A4: ' 1' '4 ) ' : - $ ::1 — 4: s :!fir A 0 : "'''''' - V Al' let 1 ? ' vr '! ' Bonneville ascended the state golf championship throne of at the :t it Nibley park's battling expense Sunday—climbed ':'' i 3i: ' of final match that held drama from start to i ?1 creW in s 1 difference i finish The final score was 31 to 22—a i ' :between two great municipal team aggregations that climbed ' t to at chance the a 04 title 9 gain' through their respective leagues held last year and the year before by the Country club ) 1 ?::: '::Y Bonneville won the match in the morning Bonny won lopf y( :': ::'::' :' 1 it:at Nibley park where the Nibley team was forced to take it:!:! I !!::: 7 ' k the first defeat it has ever taken in team pliy over the de- 441: )14 1 4 f municipal tourse The scorent the end of the tint 18 :C' l't' k Each team added 14 (it-iholes there wu 17 to 8 for Bonneville k '17' i::: so And at 18 Bonneville the 1$1:!'t:: afternoon's holes the in points ::::: Wi:':: ) 4: damage bad been done in that morning round '1 didn't work in th ''''' 1''': i I 's ' f - Nibley's magic ' f morning against the landing Bonny ' ' I U S ACES I - --: : "":r5 -'-:': :: : ' - -- ::: - ' Champions of Utah's Golfing Domain - ro j " - - 2 1935 N EVIt LLIE TAKES STATE GOLF: Ili - 1 ' : 16- t: :t '' ' - - emlommoranown OMAHA Web Sept 1 Diller Neb held a one-bilead in the elus A division of the midwest trap shooting chamolonshin meet at the end of today's firing Waggoner broke 98 out of 100 birds today for a two-da- y total of 248 hits George Carter Lincoln with 98 hits today was in second place with a tptal of 245 Eddie Dygert of genlaha and Phil Miller of Kansas City were tied for third with 243 hitse Dygert defending champion was high man today with 99 hits Out of 100 shots Erin forced nostpOnemcnt of half of the single firing scheduled today and all of the doubles shooting rd 1 drit - 4