Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 27 1936 15 MANGAN DISPLAY IMPROVEMENT KANSAN NOT Harman Leaves PATTY BERG Cougar Captain BRITON ACE Oregon Graduate WINS AGAIN SPEEDER TO Manager Resigns SLOWING UP HE ASSERTS IN FLORIDA TRY FLATS Cunningham Running as Fast as Ever for Time of Year Young Phenom Continues Brilliant Play at Ormond Beach Freddie Dixon Plans to BEACH Fla Feb 26 on relentless power combined long drives Berg Patty with a sound putting game today to continue her march in thd South Atlantic women’s championship golf tournament on the windswept Ormond Beach course Bings Up Eagle Going to the thirteenth tee six up In her first round match with Miss Alice Rutherford of Aiken S C Patty drove to the green of the par four hole and then rolled in a putt for an eagle two Miss Rutherford took a par four and the match ended 7 and'B Her eagle on the thirteenth allowed the Minneapolis girl to complete her first 31 holes of the tournament four under women’s par She was all even with standard figures today but shot a 73 four under par in the qualifying round Tuesday Marion Mlley of Lexington Ky the defending champion had no trouble disposing of her first round opponent Mary Pietsch of Evanston 111 8 and‘7 Miss Miley equaled par 38 for the first nine holes took a £ar four on the tenth and ended the match with a six on the eleventh Hilda Llvengood Wins The most spectacular match of the first round featured Hilda Illinois htate champion and Miss Hplen of Washington D C with Hilda who must play Patty Berg tomorrow finally winning on the eighteenth green one up LONDON Feb 26JtP-- A speed trial on the Bonneville salt flats of Utah where Sir Malcolm Campbell last year roared to a new world’s record of 3011 m p h Is planned by Campbell’s arch rival Freddie Dixon Unlike Campbell whose monster "Bluebird” weighed five tons Dixon pins his hopes on a comparatively light car weighing less than two tons Revolutionary Features Forsaking his famous “Silver Bullet” Dixon is now designing the new model which he claims has revolutionary modern features which will easily lend themselves to production methods of the future For the present ha is keeping details of the new car a closely guarded secret merely saying that the idea behind it is “very simple" It will develop 1000 horsepower Date Is Undecided Dixon who was nearly fatally injured in an airplane crash last year to win and rose from his sick-be- d Brooklands race clasthe sic — so "groggy” that he went an extra lap after the race was over and finally had to be flagged down —has not yet decided on the date for staging his attempt on Campbell’s record but presumably he will go tq the United States early next fall ORMOND J NEWLAND Feb 26 UP)— Glenn Cunningham world’s fastest miler by the record book isn't slowing up — his two chief rivals Joe Mangan and Gene Venzke are merely improving their speed This was the flying Kansan’s explanation today to his recent defeats by Mangan and Venzke in eastern indoor competition Cunningham has lost two decisions to Venzke and one to the Cornell speeder but he Isn’t worrying much over it Needs 4:10 Time Here to take part in San Francisco’s second indoor meet of the season tomorrow night Cunningham said: "I feel I'm just as fast as ever I’m running about the same times as before at this stage of the year Mangan and Venzke have improved and I have underestimated them Last year I could beat them a 4:14 mile The next time we get together I'll have to figure on a 4:10 race” The athlete who holds the world’s record of 4:068 said he had improved with every race this season and expected to be at his peak for the Olympic team trials With Mangan and Venzke on the other side of the continent Cunningham will find competition here from a trio of stars who specialize in distances beyond the mile Lined p event against the up in the Kansan will be Joe McCluskey former Fordham "Iron Horse" Norman Bright of the Olympic club and Floyd Lochner of Oklahoma university Chuck Nimmo of Stanford will round out the field McCluskey recently won the indoor steeplechase and is A A U outdoor the champion Bright won the American indoor championship for 5000 meters in New York last Saturday night and also holds the American outdoor two-mirecord Lochner won the national collegiate A A two-mititle last year ftlarty vs Johnson Sharing interest in the meet will be the renewal of competition between Walter Marty world's high jump champion and Cornelius Johnson lanky negro from Compton junior college Marty returns to the jumping pit after a year’s absence during which time he was operated on for a hernia Johnson jumping better than ever has been Marty’s nemesis since 1932 when he nosed the Fresno boy out for a place on the Olympic team Last week in New York Cornelius 6 cleared the bar at 6 feet 8 inches Marty established his outdoor mark of 6 feet 9 8 inches two years ago By BUSSELL C— Turning SAN FRANCISCO 13-la- 3000-met- er 5000-met- er le le 213-ya- rd 25-fo-ot Sid Harman Nibley Park Pro Accepts New Position Harman Nibley park golf professional will leave Salt Lake City for greener fairways in about two weeks Sid has just signed a contract with the Walla Walla Country club at Washington and will take over his new duties on Sid Harman had already been named P H Goggin as professional at either Forest Dale or Nibley park with Harry Borg going to the other The golf leaders will now have to select a new candidate to fill the vacancy Leading prospects for the job are Ernie Schneiter Harry Webster Tom McHugh Alex Stevenson C E Foley and Mickey Riley Harman is leaving Utah at the peak of his career His play on the local fairways last summer resulted in his best campaign Sid set a new record of 64 at the Country club he also led the local field in the state open captured the state open match play tourney and won the qualifying post In the national by Commissioner G A meet Rating Reduced al es st STORES WHERE SUBSTITUTION Red and Black Wins Red and Black took the measure of Eastonla 38 to 26 in a basket ball game between members of the two publlbatlons Wednesday Max-fiel- d starred for the winners while Anderson was outstanding for ‘N’ STROPPED BY SECRET PROCESS ia Intramurals Boxing will make Its Initial appearance the university of Utah sports calendar Thursday with 10 matches scheduled be finning at 5:30 p m In the Utah gym No Matches jKheduled are: Sigma Nu Sigma Chi 126 pounds H Forsey vs Ralpl De Bold 135 pounds Jack Forsey vs R Paynes pounds Major Dantie vs Newell Call 160 pounds Grant Williams vs Robert Whltehlli' 175 pounds Parry Sorenson vs Thomas Ralphs Deans team vs Sigma Nu No 1 126 pounds Howard Evans vs 8 Ellgren 135 S Coleman vs R Sewell 147 pounds Glen Davis vs Jack Snow 160 pounds White vs I Twiggs James 175 pounds pounds Ralph Morham vs C Bml 17 wax Eas-ton- 500-mi- le PROVO— Marlow Turpin brilliant Qougar forward was unanimously named to lead the 1936 Brigham Young university basketball quint at a meeting of lettermen Wednes- Panther Tankmen er Favored to Keep ball-handl- er Jack succeed The board of control of the Salt Lake City Amateur Baseball federation consisting of Jesse B Sharp president C Oren Wilson secretary Roy Griffith Hugh Miller and M J (Mick) Scanlon met‘ Wednesday in 514 Clift building and discussed plans for the 1936 race in the local amateur diamond setup Some 20 teams have been con- tacted at the present time and many pany Draper and Pinney Beverage Definite certainty that all of the of them will likely participate unclubs contacted will compete will der the auspices of the amateur not be known for some time Royal federation this season Bakers participated in the Utah Secretary Wilson stated Wednes- Industrial league last year out Singleton company day that the following teams have Neon arid Woodbury Realtors Super A D G R been contacted: W Fort may retain their posts In the Salt Douglas Hellenics Sugarhouse Lake City Independent baseball Merchants Utah Power and Light circuit and Pinney Beverage is an Wasatch Oil C Y O Ford Mo- almost certain entrant in the Utah tor Mountain States Telephone Industrial league Due to the growth of amateur company Granger Utah Poultry Barnett and Weiss Fisher Brew- baseball in the city during the past ing company Walgreen Drugs three years it is expected that four Royal Bakers Super Neon Wood' or five leagues will be in operation bury Realtors H W Singleton com' under the amateur federation setup' Safe Driving Necessities SS" ft wiper Blade Sayo jLivcs S247-- S cleaner no drop or chatter Wipe Relln your Kl brakes NOW Cnn 7'j Others 10 t 15 ii with Glare Shield rial the most dependable and serviceable material for cars with internal brakes In rolls or com- sett Ask for low plete ready-cprices SAVE with SAFETY I Also woven lininp for all cors trans mission sets and lined brake shoe inchet foftW ri - 5 11 29 33 Pinney Moose 11 18 23 33 Referee Houston umpire Havertz TOOELE BRADENTON Fla Feb 26 UP) Frankie Frisch all but had the 1936 National league pennant in the bag for the St Louis Cardinals after watching his Red birds go through a peppy workout today ‘I never saw a ball club so far advanced after sucha short time” he said “Say we’re hitting In great form already” Frisch had only kind words for the performance of two rookies— and Cap Clark catcher-outfieldStuart Martin outfielder —Manager Scott rf Hilllf Proctor c Warner rg Howell ig Eckmanrf Bevanlf Leerg GTFP4 GTFP 10 2 Beanerf 2 0 0 4 Stewart If 3 0 0 Hi Freed c 3 6’Dayrg 4 3 3 lllBrownlg 1 0 0 2) Fletcher 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 7 2 8 0 0 0 0 15 2 2 0 0 0 0 10 1002 0 2 2 2 10 Totals 18 5 S 35 Score by quarters: Tooele De Moiay Referee Havertz Totals 11 7 umpire 6 11 5 17 It 11 21 14 Houston Bees1! Work Out ST PETERSBURG Fla Feb 26 (UP)— Five Boston Bee players started spring practice today at Waterfront park Players who worked out under Manager Bill Morgan Collapses were Shortstop Urbanski DETROIT Feb 26 UP) — Kayo First Baseman Buck Jordan Catch' Morgan Detroit boxer making his er Bill Lewis and Pitchers MacFay-de- n first ring appearance since he reand Scott turned from a European tour won a decison oyer Freddie College Basketball New York tonight and then Tntermouutaln of Great Falls 37 Carin his corner collapsed Morgan roll 17 was taken to a hospital where phyGonzaga 57 Montana 52 Fresno State 47 College of Pacific 37 sicians said a preliminary diagnosis Harvard 36 YaJe 32 Jowa State 37 Drake 29 showed he was suffering from inColumbia 36 Princeton 30 (overtime) fluenza and pleurisy Pittsburgh 52 Temple 41 er ie ten-rou- Lat-tanz- io Came Leaders Seek Land for Wild Life service 170 stores Ulo®4' Tires Cen Ross Offered $40000 For Australia Fight Mangin Defends Indoor Net Welterweight FebChampion Title Against Strong Field day toreceived anhisoffertitle CHICAGO Ross defend NEW YORK Feb 26 UP)—Sixty-four players headed by Gregory Mangin of Newark N J were drawn today for the national indoor singles tennis championship starting Saturday on the board courts of the Seventh regiment armory Mangin winner of the title in was placed at the top of eight seeded American players Including three “first 10” luminaries Mangin is ranked sixth in the nation The other two are Gilbert Hail ’ of South Orange N J No 8 and Wilmer Hines of Columbia S C No 9 in the They rank The other preferred seeding players are Frank Bowden of New York Henry Culley of Santa Bar Leonard Hartman Bill Feibleman and Dr Lawrence Kurzrok of New York Mangin was placed at the top of the lower half of the draw Hines and Culley loom as his principal obstacles to tlje final Karl Schroeder of Sweden one of Europe's foremost covered court players was strategically placed at the bottom of the upper Hartman half Hall Bowden and Feibleman are in the same bara Cal division Schroeder’s first round opposition will be furnished by Armand Bruneau of New York Assuming he plays top form it is likely Schroeder will not be tested until the quarter-fina- l round when he might meet Bowden er 26 CD-W- tvhy " Western Auto” offers such consistent savings ? 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“ Universal Roller ” City Swim Title Pinney Courtiers Trip Moose Rivals Guest’s HSISTON g to ity law school Benefiel as graduate manager Stoddard had just been graduated and was president of the student body in his final year Rosson recently was admitted to the Oregon bar all-cit- 15-1- IS PRACTISED -I- Forward Unanimous Choice of ‘Y’ Hoopsters Clever-Passin- high-salari- ' day afternoon who out of was the game Turpin during the last three series of the local qujita because of a severe knee injury played brilliant ball during the forepart of the season and was a vltal'cog in the teamwork of the Cougars Tall rangy and fast he was an excellent and Mrs L K Zech of Chicago de- his passing was one of the factors feated Peggy Wattles of Buffalo in the success of the B Y U quint N Y one up to turn in the day’s during the early part of the season In high school days he starred for big upset West high school paddlers showed Cyprus Well liked and of an even temper- considerable power in the prelimament he is expected to make an inary heats in the y Ablett to Address triangular excellent leader tank meet Wednesday in the Deseret gym pool The Panther Baseball School paddlers placed at least'one man In virtually every event on the final program which will be held ThursSpecial to The Tribune day beginning at 4 p m in the MAGNA— A1 Ablett manager of Deseret gym plunge the Gemmell Baseball club 1935 Dick Easlmond is East’s main e races hope in the short champion of the Utah Industrial league will give a lecture to the along with Charles Adamson of boys attending the American LePinney Beverage cagers threw South Lane Fowler of South and gion baseball school sponsored by the Utah State Amateur Basketball Billy York of South This was one event in which West failed to place Cyprus post No 38 under the dill by East however is expected to gain rection of Lee Self Thursday eve- league race Into a champion five points in this event Thursday ning at 7 p m in the Cyprus high defeating the first-haMoose 38 to 37 Wednesday night Eastmond being an odds-o- n favoschool Ablett will devote attention to the in one of the speediest games seen rite to win things a manager looks for in in league play this season At the West placed four in the players trying out for the various end of the regular playing time the breaststroke race Bob Patrick He' ber Smith George Cannon and positions and will give many point- score was tied 33 to 33 ers to the youngsters on how to Tooele A C retained third place David Brown finishing in the order Lake City named in the preliminaries acquire these qualifications! He has by defeating thetoSait 17 crew 35 Dick Woolfe East Gene Morton played ball for many years and has and Pinney have a game West Holley Christensen South managed the Gemmell club for the Tooele each other and Tooele can and Albert Rodgers West will clash past six years turning out several against d the race into' a three-wa- y tie in the free style race In winning teams and with this ability throw the race backstroke and background should prove a very in the event It is victorious scores: Steorts of East Frank Nelson of capable instructor- to the young Wednesday’s PINNEY MOOSE West Billy Heath South and John players who are spending some of GTFP! GTFP Kndallrf OOO 0M Jensen rf s 2111 Carman of West will battle for sutheir leisure hours this winter im CTuttle 7 B 7 21!Pendletonlf If 2 3 7 7 1 2 2 4lBeck8teadc 2 115 premacy proving their knowledge of the Lloyd c Jack Passailaigue of East Dick 5 3 0 10iR Jensen rg 5 4 2 12 Argntosrgc game Forsberg lg 0 2 1 llRoberlslg 12 0 2 Eastmond also of East Lane Fowler E Brown rf 0 0 0 0! of South and Jack Matheson of West McDowell lg 1 1 0 21 are the entrants in the Card Skipper Waxes Totals 14 17 10 38 Totals 15 12 7 37 free style race Score by quarters Dett-weil- March 15 P Marlow Turpin EUGENE Ore Feb 28 (UP)— Hugh Rosson graduate manager of the University of Oregon and N Thomas Stoddard the university's manager of athletics resigned last night effective 'June 30 In statements to the executive council of the Associated Students Rosson and Stoddard mentioned the apparent necessity for reorganization of the A S U O activities staff created when the voters refused January 31 to approve a plan for compulsory student activity fees Optional fees will not return suffi cient revenue to maintain a staff it was Indicated Both men were hired in 1930 Rosson left the faculty of the univer- Liv-engo- Harman started his golf career in Los Angeles at the Rancho Country club under Art Clarkson In 1926 he became assistant to Mickey Riley at Nibley park and In 1927 he took over the Magna club He helped to build the Prove course in 1929 and took over the Forest Dale reins in 1930 He has been at Nibley park for the last four seasons Harman considers the new position a big step forward The Walla Walla course is a private club and Ten-Go- al the only course in the city Golfers play 10 months of the year and his contract runs for the full 12 months A special open tourney has been held at' the club for the past two years with a prize of $500 The tournament will pay $1000 this year NEW YOhK Feb 26 UP— Winhas made- - many friends ston Guest indoor polo's only ten-go- in Harman Salt Lake City and earned the player today was reduced to a reputation of being one of the best nine-goal rating in a general downin the game ward revision of the handicaps of playing pros been He had ranked leading players at ten goals indoors since 1930 The change in Guest’s handicap Chapman Reelected followed a similar reduction in his Soccer Loop Chief outdoor rating last fall when the lanky internationalist was dropped from nine to eight goals after his John H Chapman was reelected Templeton teams had been dethroned by Torrimy Hitchcock’s president of the Utah Soccer union Greentree four in the national open at the annual election meeting of and Waterbury cup championships the organization held Wednesday at The indoor committee considered the Deseret gym Guest's playing had not been up to Other officers selected follow: Its usual standard He did net com- Lou Schobert vice president A J pete in the 1935 championships and Rogers secretary Ray Forsberg it is doubtful he will head a team in assistant secretary this year’s tournament Six clubs including Bingham a Until dethroned by the New York recent addition to the soccer cirCal-liA C two years ago Guest’s Temple- cuit attended the gathering ton team ruled indoor competition Hollandla Germania Vikings He was the star of the east-weand Teutonia will again compete in matches in 1934 but remained in- the soccer loop The Bingham club will be manactive most of last season aged by A1 Ablett popular skipper of the Gemraell Club baseball team Golden Miller Falters Ogden a former member of the or26 NEWBURY England Feb ganization will not play In the (UP)— Odds on Golden Miller one league this season because no suitaof the favorites for next mnth’s run- ble arrangements can be made for ning of the Grand National length- Sunday play ened when Dorothy Paget's big jumper failed to take the fifth jump Strangler Victor from home in today’s running of the FRANCISCO Feb 26 (UP) SAN Newbury steeplechase —Ed ‘‘Strangler” Lewis veteran exponent of the “death grip” defeated Sandor Szabo of Hungary in REPUTABLE MERCHANTS GIVE straight falls In the main event Lyou what you ask for— in match of the Dreamland auditorium wrestling program last night ! 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