Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE c d j By J Sees It C Derks Tennis is growing in popularity by leaps and bounds throughout Utah and partlcularly in Salt Lake City itself The Tribune-Telegra- m just completed the staging of a beginners’ tournament for boys and girls under IS years of age which proved highly interesting and valuable to the young hopefuls The state tournament major attraction of the "big time" season tournament opens Saturday and the monster Tribune-municip- al a citywide affair for less experienced performers is booked to get under way Monday July 20 - J f JULY II 1938: 19 Olympic Finals Open Saturday TIME OUT! Copper Ace Wins Links By Chet Smith Three Men Industrial Second Half Schedule Opens Sunday Qualify in wo’' in the Each Event pry r ‘ Headliner " Robbins Wilcox Clinch Wet Tilts Semifinals to Be Played Saturday Tribune-Telegram- m i s OUTSTANDING SUCCESS To say that this goal was achieved 1$ stating the case mildly f " Plnney Beverage Salt Lake City entry will be at home against the hustling Provo Timps at Community park aft 2:30 p m first-hachampion will trek to Bingham for a game at 8 p m run-nerwith Qemmell club first-ha- Nearly 300 Tracksters Seek Sixty Posts on Yank Traveling Team T Magna-Gar-fie- ld lf lf ' v the Utah Industrial league semipro five clubs Four of the lid off the second half race Sunday with circuit will games scheduled in Salt Lake City and Bingham j The beginners' tournament was staged on the Liberty' park courts as a fitting climax to the mass instruction con-’s Youth' Activities as part of The hoped to program In this event The interest many boys and girls who had not reached preeminence in any sort of tournament competition Tribune-Telegra- SATURDAY MORNING ' place during the last three weeks of race has added Wayne the first-ha- lf Clark young portsider to the mound staff and Darrell Bonny veteran flychaser Bonny one of the leading stickers In the league last season Is expected to provide the Dec-essary batting punch to Plnney’s attack Ha will patrol left fiel A1 Pignataro will be in center field and Pete Huxf ord will take cars of the i flychasing duties In right Hodgson ' By BOB CAVAGNARO Competition during the second The Salt Lake City amateur golf stage of the race Is expected to be NEW YORK July 10 300 of Uncle Sam’s foremost track keen Each club played some outA total of 138 entries greeted thp inauguration of this tourna- championship tace narrowed down ball In the first-hal- f race to four flayers Friday With Jerry and field athletes-Frid- ay waited standing ment singles and doubles events being' staged in boys’ and girls’ Henderson of Nibley Magna-Garfiewas the only and Juddy the drive starter’s for the final park' gun one-third to one-ha- lf classifications Of this number from prob- - Wilcox of Bonneville and Jack down the qualifying trail that leads team which consistently won games The fact that the clubmen took secto the Olympic games In Berlin ably had never engaged in tournament competition of any type Robbins and Ed Kingsley of Utah The final Americ&l trials quad- ond place with eight victories before the others had' appeared In municipal competition in past Copper the surviving quartet against eight defeats wjjlle Provo Jack Robbins took the quarterrennially the greatest carnival of U seasons but without outstanding success S Mines and Pinney each won final feature Friday by defeating Its kind in the country will be held seven and lost nine demonstrates 2 up In new on in the stadium Summerhays Larry municipal The tennis the youngsters Topnotch performers from CaldrivRandall’s island Saturday and Sun- the evenly matched strength of the ifornia Florida and Utah will match played all the way In a various clubs displayed was of a remarkably rainstorm day e out of first high caliber They showed that be on hand for this classic and ingTo put over the triumph Robbins Plnney a 60 berths available four With only conductbe the mass Instruction the had to overcome a three-hol- e spectacular tennis will lead one will that athletes for fail every rule This affair sponsored by: ed by Ross Sutton and his aids that Summernays piled VP on the It was the proudest moment in your Dad’s life—this makes the grademembers of the 1932 had brought its benefits and the junior chamber of comnine Three down with nine Twent$two taken the day hp cot in the way of one of Bobby Jones’ was their sportsmanship as well merce has grown to be the first team will be in the field among play Robbins started drivas their tennis was excellent classic of the local tennis sea- holeshisto second drives them Frank Wykoff who went to shots right at the son and compares favorably ing throughout the entire tournathe 100 meters final at Amsterdam pin while Larry lost some of his with major tournaments in stick ment In 1928 and ran on the winning hole was tenth The magic It is possible that The many sections of the country tied but Jack captured the elevrelay team In 1932 John Anelegram will make this Outside stars have won the enth twelfth and thirteenth in orderson and Eddie Gordon discus MAGNA— Harry Quayle won the Utah meet for the past three der to make tho match all even beginners’ contest an annual afand broad jump champions re June leg directors’ cup tournament fair It- was a competition at the Utah Copper Golf club Thursyears: MeLDranga of Seattle and pull himself out of a bad hole spectlvely in 1933 Worth Oswald of which was a genuine pleasure In each of 17 events day by defeating Paul Garside 1 The first three Over Fence to conduct Berkeley in 1934 and Bobby Will gain Olympic assignments The and 1 Garside played steady golf Riggs of Los Angeles in 1935 Larry found the soggy turf hard personnel of the 400 and 1600 meter to force the winner to the sevenThe state open tournament Jack Tidball of Los Angeles and to master and left openings which relay teams'' ’will be selected from teenth hole before dropping the which starts Saturday on the Charles Harris of Florida will Robbins quicKly accepted Robbins match Going to tha twelfth hole among tha sprint candidates New Home Forest Dale clay courts is a in Succumbs be favorites in the coming took the lead on the fifteenth for Joe Humphreys Jersey Motion pictures will be taken of Quayle needed by a half to win the competition of another sort event the first time in the match but all finishes and In cases where match but could not catch tha fastAfter Comeback During Past Year lost the sixteenth to make the judges disagree the camera will de- traveling youngster until the sevencide match air even with two holes to teenth WATCHING STARS HELPS Clear and Hot Quayle won from Abel Larson In go Summerhays poled his drive KIRKSEY GEORGE By Incidentally young players will benefit tremendously by over the fence on the seventeenth semifinals A C Ensign In the the are The for weather FAIR HAVEN N J July 10 (UP)— Leather-lunge- d Joe Hum- continued clear prospects watching the methods employed by these nationally noted stars and then finished his second shot and ovenlike heat quarterfinals Joe Husband in the OUTSTANDING ' in the state tournament It is a sure way of improving one’s into ths ditch on ths eighteenth phreys whose booming voice introduced ifioft of the world’s great- The stifling temperature may han- second round and W S Hook In the to round to holes advance the the and both Robbins opening 40 his He at runners died home the last the from the giving but est fighters during VALUES IN tennis ability years Friday dicap match financial standpoint it title while Garalde successively won 63 years old was Maurice Maiben Nlel from Floyd two iads These recently played The Tribune-municip- al heightened the chances of attractevent already is attracting wideSeriously ill last year after a In the finals of ths University of cerebral— Cracks-Seni- or ing a capacity gate and raising the eon and Delbert Mitchell- hemorrhage-Humphreys spread interest Grown to tremendous proportions this offal A large entry list Is being received Utah golf tourney with Robbins made a gallant comeback and re$40000 needed to finance the team annually attracts some 1500 entrants which allowing for dash for the July leg match and the dinFinals In the winning giving him two straight turned to the ring to announce some g victories' over the broad jump and hammer throw will ner match which will be held July duplications in the fourteen events means approximately of the important fights of the past 14 which date also marks the close be decided Saturday one thousand individuals none of whom are “big time” fafmU Larry six months Coffee colored Jesse Owens Ohio of the first half of the four-ma- n Brownie Hunter and Juddy Wilhe he was Joe— Beaut" ’The But This tournament has been a remarkable means of players State’s etar sprinter and jumper) team matches cox also trudged through the known to intimates— never fully re7 wW have the spotlight on the open- battle gained his health Even when he developing youthful tennis stars and most of the Salt Lakers Special 7 ewampy fairways in a The Mercury footed negro is who now hold high rankings in Utah started their Wilcox 3 and 2 The was back in the white glare of the went to which day ASSOCiatlOn competitive In entered the century and the broad Bonneville ace registered a fine 36 spotlight he loved eo well it was careers in the municipal tourney (Continued from Preceding Page) on the first nine despite the rain evident he was making his last jump and rules head and shoulders CnCnAmIe Appc 2 Struck out — By above the field In these events lead and he Stand OUapCIIUS OCVCII He introduced the princi- balls — Off MacFayden This year it promises to be bigger and better than ever to take a three-hol- e 1 4 Hit Schott by pitcher— Owens has been unbeatable this J MacFayden Lombardi hung on to the advantage through By MacFayden pals for the Max Baer-JamTruly tennis is “major sport’’ in these parts! ' year In the broad jump in which he NEW YORK July 10 UP) —Seven the match Braddock heavyweight battle last has cleared 26 feet 8A inches for a outstanding pro tennis players Mel Jenjen was forced to default year at the Garden bowl and re- Curt Davis Hurls Cubs world record but he may eluding big Bill Tilden Ellsworth his match to Ed Kingsley Jensen ceived one of the greatest tributes Sport style backs and eonaerva-tlv- e trouble in the 100 where Ralph vines and Vincent Richards were models good year-pn-d had to go to Idaho Friday morn- ever given a third man in the ring o Victory Over Dodgers have fabrics and color Full IT of Profes-loomace s Metcalfe the negro Marquette to a by other was attributed the Friday death His Henderson suspended gained ing lUea 10 OP)— The Cubs CHICAGO as his most formidable rival atonal Lawn Tennis Association of semifinal poet Thursday by down- complication of ailments— harden- made 'it threeJuly in a row over the Owens hoping to gain an Olympic the United States only a few days OTHERS to $2250 ing Abel L&rson third member of ing of the arteries apoplexy and lowly Brooklyn Dodgers Friday were Triple " also will toe tho mark in before the start of the professional disease—which aggrathreesome heart oh Utah Copper’s great 6 2 Davie’ to Curt behind winning tho 200 meters sprint Sunday tournament vated by the heat the nineteenth hole six-h- it run apparently of- - championship pitching I The were for violawhich Hum-pherat The last The CLOSE-OU- T pensions fight MEN’S BROOKLYN CHICAGO HOLLYWOOD Cal July 10 UP) — Play Saturday tors the best prospect for a new rule In the principals introduced o the BHOA BHOAl ganction Glen Lee 14914 of Nebraska co- Semifinal Hatches must be played was the 3 0 1 2IHack 3b 4 2 0 2 Ben Eastman record Canzoneri-Jimm- y Orange N J Tony 4 2 4 OlHerman 2b 3 0 1 4 holder of the universal mark of formancM at the ded-- punched out a close NEW YORK July 10 GD-- The Saturday The battles bring Hen 4 0 2 2'Oalan cf bout in Madison Square xerniLi club che Clifton Tennia club slon over Jackie Burke 14514 of c 7 4 Hartnett 2 II Wilcox even and be to 1:498 faster derson driven Kingsmay against Lf suten Islandi 8rtd the Pelham Olympic financial crisis Garden May 8 Among the other 4 0 3 OIDemaree rf Ogden Utah here Friday night was greatly relieved Friday time to clinch an Olympic “J1 N Y Country club Per®lsslon was 4 0 1 3IOII1 If ley the favorite against Jack (the big fights he announced during the Lee & heavy puncher shook the 2 OlCavaretalb 'Louis-Paulinare him 12 Stacked against o night as contributions rolled giant killer) Robbins ven for RlchardB( Ohiolj 6 past year were the Joe 3 14 OlJurgee Dm tough Utah welterweight repeatedState's Charley Beetham the na-- 1 in from all over the country Phil Bogler Hack Owen and al Frankhee p 2 0 0 llDavls p Uzcudun LoU Bruse Barnes and ly but could never score a clean 0 0 10 William J Bingham chairtoefen’ and Louis-Bae- r xTaylor champlortJohn Woodruff Harry Burtoft gained the semi- Gastanaga-Carner- a at Orange Jeffcoat p 0 0 0 0 appear knockdown man of the Olympic track and final round of the consolation elJno substitutions being permitted As Burke fighting In close and ap32 8 27 14 all of whom have been clocked 31 6 24 91 Total Total field committee said the $38-0bracket after interesting matches J Formerly Dwindles Health Away In seventh Fr&nkhou for a result of the appearances of unxBattgd to In an have most of edge pearing l:5L to finance the 000 000 200—2 Vern Bowdle reached the finals of necessary Brookly four those auostitutea authorized the — Humpherys year past rounds OOx 6 the During 041 001 ripped open Lee’s right Chicago — Rivals Battle track and field team was althe first flignt oy shooting steady health Run Bucher Btripp Error Wtlspn Tilden Vines and Alfred H Chapin slowly dwindled away He batted eye In the fourth' and in the eighth within a few dollars of In — 0111 2 Hack 2 Davie Baesett all the way John Vosse and suffered a mild brain ready golf again mpetltlon — Hartnett hemorrhage Homa with short left jabs' split open his hit Wllion subscribed or collected Chub Utter noth of Nibley park in America’s being Wllnon Stolen base— together outstanding) August and shortly afterwards runs— Gill Haseett opponent’s left eye Sacrlflca — DavlA Double playa “metric mile" rivals In the 1500 from various sources will Clash Saturday for the right was taken to a hospital where he CavarrettA — Herman to Jurges to Cavarretta Lee repeatedly punched on the Frey Receipts from the final to battle Bowdle for the first flight remained in a semicoma for some to Bucher to Hasaett Base on balla — Off meters with the possibility that one breaks and was warned by Referee 2 Davta 2 Struck eut — By or two of the triumvirate track layouts at Randall’s Glenn prize time Only his son George was Frankhouaa 2 Davta 4 Hit —Off FrankBud Taylor Frankhou island stadium Saturday and sensational : 1 In 2 Cunningham Gene Venzke and Bill Korns In Jeffcoat houaa I young permitted to visit him Billy Inning I — By Jeffcoat (Galan Hart- Bonthron Hit Sunday probably will help may be squeezed out by pellet pounder from Bonneville He made a courageous rally and nett)by pitcher Loalng pitcher — Frankhouae make up the lean budgets of out of Swonson the ushered to his Kayo health sufficiently Bees Rout Powermen regained other United States Olympic tourney and thereby earned the return to his home In risch’s Pinch Double teams Bingham added A cato play Paul Garside for the ber Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey leglate champion right In Legion Skirmish pacity crowd for the track second flight honors Garside City sent Humpherys to his winter Aids jGas House Gang finals both days would net downed Bud Nebeker to go to the home in Miami Fla where he ret ST LOUIS July 10 GW— The Car Garrett Rasumssen another $38000 finals mained for several months and ap- dinals came from way behind toare Pounding out IT bltl and aided by Keith Barton and Hal Badger peared in better physical condition day to ruin a fine pitching perform erron the Salt Lake Bee had little rethe third flight finalists Mel Flegal than in several year when he trouble In eoorlng a 22 to 4 victory over ance by Carl Hubbell beat the New LOGAN— When the Logan Elks the Utah Power and Light club In an won his place in the fourth flight turned east In April American Legion league conteet Friday York Gianta 5 to 4 in 13 innings meet the Honeyville team here Suntitle match by downing Cliff Par-to- n But Humpherys1 health began to and hold their slim The Power team took an early lead but e lead In the iourth the wlnnera lent over tour home batreturned he All semifinal fall after day they will be minus the services shortly remaining rune and were never beaded thereafter in the National league of Floyd Rasmussen who left FriThe score tles will be cleared away Saturday and May 27 hts condition became A pinch double by Manager day for San Pedro Cal where he UTAH POWER SALT LAKE BEE8 and the finals in all flights will be serious From that date until his Frankie Frisch B HOA B HO A in “Lippy will enter the sending army as a death late today his life slowly Leo” Durocher with M Olaon 2b 5 1 4 0 Short 3b 4 2 8 0 run off Sunday the winning run second lieutenantregular McGuire lb 7 2 5 0 Smith rf 3 1 0 0 in the coast ar- voice which ebbed and the fog-hoROUND RESULTS THIRD he of-t4 2 1 4 0 Beard 0 cf 2 5 none out in ths last Mrady with (Continued from Preceding Page) as part of the new army proS 1 0 O R Olsen If 5 12 1 could be heard in any corner of the Championship Flight Rlssle If thirteenth broke up the ball game tlllery Jerry Henderson defeated Abel Larsoq 3 0 2 2 Whaley i 10 10 X01n gram He’s a little uncertain In 1 on building no matter how large 19 Hinman 2b 3 S 0 0 pitching He Hubbell held the Cards hitless for Simultaneously with the an- Juddy Wilcox defeated Brownie Hunter dwindled to a faint whisper Fenton lb-- 4 0 ff'O hie He fields fly and three Innings and allowed them only nouncement that Rasmussen was Hemley rf 4 2 O O Anderson 0 4 0 9 0 1 of most the semicoma a in Summer-hav- e was too balls to Robbtna a trifle his far defeated Jack e 0 0 Moore Larry ground 0 3 Plant 24113 one safe blow for six frames while 2 up 4 1 11 0 Plant p 0 0 0 0 right and thus In some cases misReese e time leaving came the announcement that 0 lead Giants were the Ea Kingsley defeated Mel Jeneen default a up 4 4 0 1 piling Duler p At hia bedside were his son Wayne “Skeets" Garrett shortstop NEW YORK ST LOUIS judges them or delays the throw-i- n Consolation Flight 41 IT 2T 4 and B HOA on the club would leave next week Totals Total 35 7 2T S his daughter-in-laBHOA Phil Bogler defeated Bill McCrea George These will bo ironed wrinkles Moore 004 009 5 Bees T 432—22 5 cf 6 1 4 0 for a tryout with the Sacramento Hack Owen defeated John Hodgson 2 up Mrs Mike Jacobs wife of the Twen- Wbitehed2b 6 2 Salt Lake O DavUcf 4 0 4 Power and Light 8 Martin 2b Ill 000 100 — 4 out Joe Is a Harry Burtoft defeated Royal Jeneen Made to Sell at $5 Senators of the Pacific Coast league J Martin rf 6 0 4 4 0 3 club promoter Hie Ottrf 1 up tieth Summary I Home run— Dufer Three-babase-runnCentury A ' season or — Medwlckit already hits M hlta— Dufer Hinman Frank BaldwlA-Ls- a Jarman pat to play son Is the immediate survivor Leiberlf’ Sears Regular Price $398 only ldoorelt 432 Colllnaib 3 J Olson McOulrs Rlsas Mayne 2 Hemalsy 0 2 two American of league pitching rtrat Flight Wil- Leslie lb V Davie e Plant Credit victory to Dufer Chargo de Medwick Engaged 639 Vern Bowdla defeated Jimmy Hodgson Ha married Teresa Veronica ea WHILE 0 Durocher feat to Moore Struck out — By Dufer 11 will teach him to cope with the Terrylb 20 and she died Jackson 3b 5 liams when he was Gelbart 3b best of the curve ball artists Lou Whaley 3 Moors 8 Plant 1 Fenton ST LOUIS July 10 GP)— The enChub Yoasa yet to play on balls— Off Dufer 8 Whaley 1 Garibaldi 3b 24 LAST in 1918 They had two sons George Mancusoo 6 £ues 10 of Joe Medwick St Louis Second Might Fenton 5 Plant 1 Wild pitches Gehrig predicts that Joe will hit 4 Walker ss Bartel! gagement p now 27 and Joe who died in 1933 Koenig ea 0 Paul Oantde defeated Bud Nebeker Beaumont —Fenton 2 Umpln Famous Red Ribbon Racket 'Isa--1 Hfueeerp Miss about JOO this gear I think the and outfielder Cardinal BUI Xoras defeated Kayo Swonson Hubbell p 3 Halneap at the age of 40 anwas belle of Louis Heutel St 0 Laminated Frame figure will be closer to 330 but Rhemp Third Might Gumbertp Win ford p Uses the ‘Mike’ Keith Barton defeated Floyd Nellson Fltielmnip 2 nounced Friday certainly the time will come and Reinforced isFullta xSchumacnr 0 Center Walnut toon when he’ll reach or better xezOgrdwik During his last years Humpherys xxRIpple 1 Badger defeated Jack Swonson Shoulder on yMlse Walnut Fourth of estimate his the most of Overlay Flight lost power Gehrig's yyKIng Mel FDgat defeated Cliff Parton 1 up had Moisture-Proo- f vFrlech 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Jos Elmer Slma-- B Temple yet to play famous voice and he walked unSpirlex but he could command Louis are both mors than a match certainly 9 Total! 48 11 39 Totals 4813t36 1$ Saturday's schedule Strung crowd with his poise and bearing for the sob sister branch of literBIG 8ALE Championship Flight xRan for Leslie In twelfth Henderaon va Juddy Wilcox to be into had he Jerry when Even helped ature should as And It be that’s In xxPAttel Bnrtell twelfth for NOW ON Jck Robbins va Ed Klngeley szBatted for Heusser In sixth the ring at some of the last fights The boys are paid athletes not love- ’ Con eolation Might for Haines in seventh 86 CARS— 30 TRUCKS at which he officiated he could xzzB&tted va Hack Owen sick schoolgirls yBatted for Delbert In eighth eld Bogler a Baldwln-LeBurtoft va Frank his for Rhem In eighth with crowd a yyBatted grotesque sway Jarman winner v Batted for Winford In thirteenth PRICES REDUCED (Aleo flight matches not played Friday) gestures and'strident voice helped New York 010 120 000 000 0—4 Club Home Run On All Makes 000 000 130 000 1— 5 f Even though the St Louis NOTE: by the "mike” Errors — Bartell Koenig 8 and Models Summary: By Associated Pr "mike" these helped Humpherys during Martin Runs batted In — Mancuso Bartell Friday’s homans Klein Phillies 4 Osh-ri- g Cleveland Pilot Signs of Leslie Medwick V are he never 2 Leiber Durocher and Davis career Tank DIMaggto his of the last days Dkky e 2 Frisch Leiber 2 MedTanka: Wilson end Haaaatt Dodgers 0111 hit— khaki heavy voice" instru “mechanical liked the hit-For ’37 By nMMY UPl-N- early ld half-gam- - ? 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