Salt Lake Tribune | 1936-04-05 | Page 22

t I SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE APRIL 5 1936 AT AUGUSTA GAINS ON RIYA When Utah Aggies Bowed to Speedy Wilmerding Crew STAR HOLDS DIZZY PACE D WWW MU NEW HORSE FOR DERBY Cruickshank Shute Tie for Second Position Jones Falters Coldstream Gets Backing in Kentucky 220-ya- 500-ya- to recapture his scoring touch dud 78 for a plicating his total of 156 to pass out of the competitive picture Cooper’s closest rivals were Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond Va and Denny Shute of Boston the former British open champion at 144 each Stellar Scores Recorded Cruickshank barely missing five putts added a 69 to his previous 75 Shute dropping four putts of 8 to 20 feet for birdies tacked a 68 to his Initial 76 A dozen professionals registered cores of par or better with Gene Sarazen the 1935 tournament winder and Craig Wood of New York first-roun- 500-ya- Hershey Pa d eighth With any real luck on the greens he would have finished with a 65 or 66 Never over par Wood had three birdies in addition to his eagle but his amazing performance in knocking 21 strokes off his previous day's core still left him far behind total of 155 Cooper with a Sarazen's brilliant rally after touring the course in yesterday’s frigid gale with Jones In 78 pulled the Connecticut farmer up to a tie with a handful of others for fourth place with 145 six strokes behind Cooper but very much in the running Gene didn't have any "double agles” in his bag but he scored an eagle three on the long eighth where he put his second wood shot within three feet of the cup He had four birdies Pros Shatter Par For the benefit of a gallery of more than 3000 spectators including Ambassador Hirosl Salto of Japan who flew from Washington especially to see his two young countrymen Chick Chin and Torchy Toda perform the professionals put on a great scoring show Seven cracked 70 with Paul Runyan and Wiffy Cox adding a pair of 69’s to the the melee To the great disappointment of his followers Jones failed to join the general downward trend in score world champion ing The offered no excuses other than to say he wasn’t “hitting the ball” but it was plain to one and all that Bob has no chance to match shots with the money brigade by meeting them only once a year His first two rounds represent the worst showing he had made in three "comebacks” here He was no better than 36th in a field of 53 players tied at 156 with the veteran Jock Hutchison of Chicago former British open champion Cooper had seven birdies but was over par on four holes as he gambled for everything in sight The pacesetter was never in trouble but he misjudged two approach shots and three putted two greens He the tenth and eighteenth dropped his longest putt a for a deuce on the short twelfth The group trailing Cooper Shute and Cruickshank at 145 Included Sarazen A1 Espinosa of Mexico City Ky Laffoon and Horton Smith of Chicago and Paul Runyan of Whits Plains N Y Espinosa only two shots behind Cooper yesterday added a 73 to his par 72 while the others all were under par With the final 36 holes scheduled tomorrow only the handful trailing Cooper by five or six strokes appeared to have even an outside chance The rest of the field was anywhere from eight to 3ft strokes behind the pacesetter Little Far Behind Among the pretournament favorites Henry Picard was tied for ninth with 2 —147 Johnny Revolt of Chicago the P G A champion had 149 W Lawson Little Jr the wo'Hd amateur champion for the past two years now playing for the first time as a professional was 11 strokes back with 150 Sam Parks Jr of Pittsburgh the national open champion had 151 as did Walter Hagen Chin and Toda the Japanese tars led the foreign contingent with 150 and 155 respectively Each hot the course in 74 today Leading the amateurs Scotty Campbell of Seattle and Charley Yates of Atlanta the western champion had 73’s today and totals of one-tim- 75-7- 155 Di Maggio to Receive Treatment for Hurt ATLANTA April 4 (UP)— Joe Dl Maggio New York Yankee rookie outfielder left for New York tonight to have his injured foot treated by Dr Spies Yankee physician Di Maggio’e foot was stepped on during a recent game 'it i Yav- t v vvf le 300-ya- one-ha- Perry Thinks He’ll Be OK For Cup Play 500-yar- le Yo AY the of CHICAGO April 4 (AP)— Mary Lou Petty sturdy little freeC Seattle Wash outfinished the Mrs Lenore Kight Wingard of Cincinnati to defending champion Race Betting free-styl- e d win the tonight and gain her second title in the women’s senior indoor A A U championship meet The triumph was the westernf Special to The Tribune star’s second in two nights over meet record which also was the LOUISVILLE Ky April Mrs Wingard and marked the end American standard by one and Joseph E Wldener’s Brevity of the latter’s reign over American seconds and Hal Price Headley’s Hollyrood feminine freestylers at longer disMisS Smith a University tif Chicontinue to rule first and second tances Like last night’s cago freshman was second inches choices respectively for the Ken- final in which Miss Petty won a ahead of Miss Forbes Mabls Hall the of cham- of the close decision the tucky derby many followers University of Iowa swimturf in this vicinity still are faith- pionship was a bitter struggle all ming unattached was fourth ful to C B Shaffer’s Coldstream the way although the time 6 minStunning Exhibition They believe that when the big race utes 21 second was well off Mrs Gestrlng Marjorie Is run on Saturday May 2 the son Wlngard’s world mark of 6:152 blond miss from Los Angeles comof Bull Dog will prove himself the in her first national meet Medica Trumpht peting great thoroughbred his appearance Burly Jack Medica great star turned in a stunning exhibition to at Churchill and performances the Washington A C success- win the high board diving chamDowns last spring seemed to indi- from defended the last of his three-titl- e pionship in which the defending fully cate Claudia Eckert of Chiby winning the champion assignment There never was a finer looking free-styIn 5 minutes 215 cago was dethroned The tiny new than Coldstream when he of 14568 lead from star worked up a total made his first public appearance in second Medica took the points beating out Marion MansFla Miami Flanagan lanky Ralph 1935 This was in a purse race at of Chicago the new low board after the first 100 yards held field Churchill Downs on April 30 Cold- star titleholder who had 14275 Miss 25 a until last the pace steady stream showed high speed and went finished last behind Arlit then turned on the 'steam to Eckert into the lead but wore out in the yards Smith another champion build final his up margin The Lake Shore A C stretch and In a bumping match Flanagan weakened and yielded medley relay team of Adolph Kiefer lost by a head to Black Highbrow second to Maclonis Johnny place Max Brydenthal and Arthur HighRuns Fine Race wiry Yale star and just managed to land swept to a new American recIt was In his second effort under outlast Jimmy Gilhula of the De- ord of 2 minutes 549 seconds to win colors on Derby day that Cold- troit A C for third and clinch the teem title stream showed what he really The first record effort of the the event 31 points could do In an allowance race at closing program was made by Mrs with Womlf the Holm of Eleanor four and Jarrett he ran furlongs Coach Confers away from his field including Black en’s Swimming association New d back stroke FORT WORTH Texas April 4 Highbrow and won by four lengths York in the in :52 5 a new track record He The comely easterner shook off (UP)— Raymond (Bear) Wolf T C displayed the same brand of speed Margie Smith of the Lake Shore U football line coach baseball mento capture the Bashford Manor A C and Dorothy Forbes of the tor and director of athletics left toBroadwood A C Philadelphia at night for a conference with officials stakes by five lengths Coldstream then was shipped the half way mark to win by about at Chapel Hill about a football east where began his in and out per- - four feet in 1 minute 84 seconds coaching position there The conThe time shaded Mrs Jarrett’s own ference will be at Raleigh Monday (Continued on Pag 8 B) style star from the Washington A two-tent- hs all-st- Wood’s five under par performance was a dazzling recovery from his first round 88 the weirdest performance of them all Determined to redeem himself Wood was out in S3 with the aid of an eagle three on Jack Medica Eleanor Holm Marjorie Gestring Come Through Withi A A U Victories — 500-yar- By ALAN GOULD AUGUSTA Ga April 4 along in the midst of a terrific attack on par marked by two record equalling rounds “Lighthorse Harry” Cooper Chicago professional Increased his lead to five field strokes today over an or halfway mark in at the the $5000 Augusta national invitation golf tournament He added a 69 to his previous 70 for a total of 139 Bobby Jones again failed dismally Picard Style Over Lenore Right MAKES BID ilH' IN TOURNEY victim of Gene’s famous "double eagle" last year exploding a par of 67’s to equal the competitive course record set a year agd by Henry Coast Girl Wins 500 Free It appears that lanky Frank Evanowski Wilmerding Pa center had the advantage over Eldon Watson (15) Utah State pivot man in this jump during the first round of the Olyippic final trials in Madison Square Garden Captain Cleo Petty (8) of the Aggies is ready for a dive for the ball and Shelby West (3) another Utahn appears at the extreme right of the picture Wilmerding won 62 to 48 gtejnjte Chcwchki Meet Iii Arena Feature Bout By JOSEPH D RAVOTTO CANNES France April 4 (UP)— Fred Perry of England who once amateur tenruled all the nis courts in the World has hit the comeback trail hoping to bring himself to peak form for His country’s defense of the Davis cup this summer Friday night according to announcement by Promoter Verne Perry won two titles today Teamed with King Gustave of Swe- McCullough will witness the widely celebrated collision between far-flun- g Huge German Powerful Indian Scheduled for Main Event on Weekly Program 100-yar- 2-- Bright Light Drives in to Win Handicap om BOWIE Md April 4 ing from the rear of the pack for a thrilling finish Shandon farm's Bright Light a Kentucky derby hopeful ousted A G Vanderbilt's favored Speed to Spare by a length nd a half today to win the $3500 added Bowie Memorial handicap son of Sun Flag The almost left at the post in the event burst through in the UP)-C- Stretch Bomar stable’s Night Play was a he won the Cannes handicap the immovable body and the irresistible force The result of such poor third four lengths back of 4 6 from Stanton doubles second the in for test place Young and E Williams of Eng- an impact has long been the subject of deep speculation but never land Perry whipped Max Elmer yet has a demonstration been given that offered a satisfactory anBright Light from the racing 8 Swiss champion swer string owned jay Dick and Pat Nash to win the handicap singles title of Chicago Still there must always be a first paid $1630 for $2 Idle for more "than six months time for all and strange Speed to Spare’s place happenings straight because of a back injury suffered as is the money was $350 for $2 and Night thought professional last summer while losing his Amer- wrestling may come to the rescue of Play paid $590 to show ican singles title to Wilmer Alli- obfuscated scientists with a soluThe winner's share of the purse son of Texas Perry arrived here tion of one of the world's oldest was $2770 His owners also remore than a week ago to sharpen puzzles ceived a trophy offered by Mrs his game and strengthen his back The parties of the first and second Payne Whitney muscles Four derby eliglbles were in the parts in the collision will be Prince "My best form H yet to come” Chewchkl powerful Indian grappler field of eight Barncastle farm’s Perry said today weighing 248 pounds and Hans Challephen finished fourth Green-tre- e "My back still tires very easily Steinke a ponderous Importation stable’s Jamboree seventh and In fact every time I serve it seems from Germany who shivers the Vanderbilt’s Winter Sport last as though I’m breaking it Never- scales at 260 LOS ANGELES April 4 At the start Galloglass Night theless I’m confident I’ll be in Steinke ranking among the first of California made short Play and Stubbs headed the field and five leading heavyweight wrestlers work of its dual meet with Univer- Speed to Spare came on fast to tske good shape for Wimbledon Davis cup defense’ later for-ih- e in the world has been in America the lead and hold it well down the Perry’s optimism is not shared about seven years During that pe- sity of California at Los Angeles stretch until Bright Light rushed by by many of his friends and experts riod he has been on “big time” al- today piling up a 97 to 34 victory Long-shplayers generally had who saw him wage a bitter fight ways and at one time he was on over the luckless Bruins a good day of it in the betting The last week to win the Beausite club the verge of the championship Five hundred fans barely enough daily double of Time Piece in the Chewchki has given several per- to finals in four gruelling sets from make a rattling sound in the huge first and Wiggle In in the third formances in Salt Lake City where Max Elmer Swiss champion saw Coach paid $14820 for $2 Memorial coliseum are In that tournament Perry his roughness and toughness Brutus Hamilton's break one Time Piece was worth $20 for $2 pupils showed that he has not regained well known His latest appearance meet record and walk off with 11 straight mutuel tickets in his own his control He displayed difficulty was in a draw match with Ira Dern first in the right Wiggle In scoring a neck program places in keeping his service inside the last week decision over Vanderbilt’s Hiatus U C L A set another meet mark Promoter McCullough announced court and many of his shots were Performances were by paid $960 overdriven He netted and outed Saturday night that a suitable op- a heavy track from lasthampered Another long shot E Carver’s night's rain frequently and was particularly ponent was being sought for Del and a wind that blustered into force Rollick upset the dope in the fourth of Kunkel the and remainder that weak on volleys at one time to lift a sheet goinj under the wire a length ahead car( would be arranged early enough Explaining this lack of control metal covering off a jumping pit of Happy Easter for a return of week is Perry todny said it was due to and send it rolling across the field $1830 for $2 muscles which have not yet recap- California's Jimmy Kitts hurled tured their former elasticity He the shot 49 feet 9 inches to break Swim Team also said he was taking it easy bethe meet mark of 49 feet 4 8 inches Oregon cause he does not wish to aggravate set by his teammate George MackRetains Its Title his injured back ey last year Mackey finishing secWhile he was here H W (Bunny) ond today and Dick Valentine of U EUGENE Ore April 4 (UP) — Austin Perry's Davis cup teamC L A vaulted 13 feet 6 inches for The Oregon wlmming team remate worked out with England's new meet record Jack tained its northern division coast LEHI— Preliminary plans for the another foremost star continuation of the Timpanogoe Mauger of California held the pre- conference championship here Sat“Bunny is in top form" perry Baseball were made at an vious mark of 13 feet 5 inches urday by outscoring Washington said “and those who think the informal league held One upset occurred in the meet Washington State and meeting Friday eveOregon Davis cup is due to leave England defeated his Bear Art team' Fisher hall the American in Fork State city ning this year have a big surprise await- President Moore mate Tom in the Johnson The Webfeet taking every first Lyean presided ing them” Among those represented was high hurdles Moore crack Olynv place except one scored 65 points Lehi defending champion Heber pic games prospect knocked over Washington rolled up 26 Washing City 1935 runnerup American Fork the second hurdle and went out of ton State 16 and Oregon State 10 Eyston Plans Delayed Pleasant Grove and a Provo "Bee" stride Idaho' did not enter Captain George Eyston of England team Instructions and assignments U C L A’s firsts were scored by sent word to Salt Lake City that he were Issued relative to secure more Charles Carlin in the javelin Kenji expected to be back on the salt flats teams in the loop this year Pros- Marumoto the Japanese star in the at Salduro for new speed trials by pects mentioned in addition to the broadjump Bob Young in the dash and Valentine's pole vault were Sprlngvllle April 2Q Gus Backman secretary Provo “Bees” of the chamber of commerce cabled Orem Draper and a leap Captain Eyston Saturday that the aggregation to play Bonneville salt flats would "probably on the Fairfield diamond in Cedar not be ready for tests until June 1 Indian Broom Wins valley den 9-- 6-- 10-- 2 6 3 Bears Score Easy Victory Over Bruins je 120-ya- ld In Utah Bicycle Riders Compete In Olympic Road Race May 3 fourth Amateur riders in Utah who have aspirations for the United States Olympic bicycle team will get their chance on May 3 when a state trial meet will be staged g under the direction of Lorus local American Bicycle league representative' The Utah race will be over a 62 'i mile course Three tentative courses have been suggested one from Salt Lake Jo Brigham City another from Salt Lake City to Payson and a third towards Man-warin- Tooele The local officials will make careful inspection vf all three courses before deriding definitely which will be used for the race A The leading riders in the state race will compete In sectional trials on June 7 and the outstanding riders in the sectional meets will take part in the final trials Sites for the sectional and final meets will be announced later All entries for the Utah race must be sent to Manwaring at 228 East Second South street before April 15 Riders must use American built bicycles and must be citizens of the country Manwaring urges ail riders interested in the bicycle sport to start training now for the big event The cyclists will have a full month to get in trim for the state trials Tanforan Event SAN BRUNO Cal April 4 (UP) The A C T stock farm scored its successivs stakes victory at the Tanforan spring meeting today whet) its Indian Broom romped home first In the $2500 Peninsula handicap The winner’s time was 1:40 over a muddy racing strip It was the second handicap victory of the meeting for Major A C Taylor’s crack matching the record of the older Special Agent from the same one-mi- "Tkeae Etpinon dull ere jrand "Be lure to have ikcm in yeur hand" le three-year-o- WAhinxrSA 'COIF CLUBS ld stable Despite his previous victory In dinn Broom was only a secondary favorite In today’s test open to and up and he paid $10 20 to win the mutuels Slapped a favorite because of hts mud running ability was second and Crete entered by Mrs B M Creech ran third Five other thorV 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