| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 10 1838 " Nearly Clinches These Linksters Ready to Be Crowned State Champions Dale Squad Tumbles in Title Test ' 9 Cubs Take Lead By Winning Two Cards Drop Pair Utah Copper and Nibley Victors Last Matches Slated Next Sunday St Louis Fans Boo as Dizzy Fails to Take Mound in Second Game With Cincinnati Giants and Dodgers Triumph TEAM GOLF STANDINGS ST LOUIS Aug 9 (AP) — Forty Cincinnati hits blasted the Cardinals from first place in the National league Sunday and 27500 spectators booed as the Reds took both ends of a doubleheader Result Sunday Bonneville 20 Forest Dais 5 Utah Copper IS El Monte 11 Nibley Park 16 Provo 10 12-- National League By JIMMY HODGSON Bonneville’s g golf team virtually captured the Utah state team links championship for 1938 Sunday by swamping the Firest Dale squad well-balanc- ri- - rr Steady-ahootin- ’ n 1 - w I 20 to 5 In a convincing match at the Bonneville club The triumph gives the Bonnevil- -' liens the undisputed lead in the team race and makes it necessary only to down Provo in a postponed match at home to snare the honors once and for all The Bonneville squad was keyed tip for this affair and when the smoke of battle had cleared away the Dalers could boast only one victory out of the ten Individual contests waged Larry Summer-hay- s snatched the lone triumph by defeating Juddy Wilcox in a great match Ed Perry gained a tie with Walter Cosgriff and Mel Jensen played Ven Savage even but all the other tussleswent to the Bonne- -' Ville players Ruaday’e Remit 6 Bimton 2-Brooklyn New 1 rk S Philadelphia PltMwrgh ClneloaaU Chicago 2 S 10-- 9 StLoul 10-l- S 5 Monday' Pitcher Chleasa at St Lout — Warnek Dean New York at Bmnklya— Gumbert rttHlmmahi v Brandt Boatoa at Philadelphia— Bel v geat (Only same whedaled) ti This powerful squad of golfers virtually clinched the state team golf championship for Bonneville Sunday by defeating Forest Dale 20 to 5 The squad still must defeat Provo but with the match at home the Hilltoppers are expected to have little difficulty Members of the equad are left to right— Walter Cosgriff Lou Manning Jack Anderson Juddy Wilcox Bud Millham Arhold Goff Vern Bowdle Ven Savage and Norm Shultz Professional John Geertsen is not in the picture Utah Driver Makes Ready For Big Run 10-- 2 continued all through the first Jor- ning as the Reds pushed across four runs and sent Rhem to the Glenn Morris Real Hero in Denver Simla Provo Veteran Takes Rifle Honors of State Colorado and 5 The Cube took over the league leadership by two scant percentage points and set the stage for a terles opening bloody three-gam- s here tomorrow by beating Pittsburgh twice at Chicago Cincinnati mangled five Card hurlers for 20 hits a game In the twin bill and old George Earnshaw came in for a belting in both The booing started when Flint Rhem went to the hill for the J Cards in the second game Instead of Dean who was scheduled It ar Dizzy Inshowers First gam: CINCINNATI LOUIS ST ABKOA Chapmn 2b 6 Good:manrf 8 Cuyler cf Herman If 4 Scraella lb 5 Lombardi c 5 5 Riggs 3b Thevtnw as 5 3 5 3 Moore ef 3 Frisch 2b Oelbert 2b 1 1 0 Collins rf 3 12 0 Medwick If 4 4 1 Mtxs lb 2 2 7 Ogrdowskle 2 2 5 Durocherss 4100 A 5 10 0 3 0 2 6 2 1 1 1 4 1 1 0 4 O 4 O 3 2 S O 4 1 4 0 8 4 Garibaldi 3b 4 2 0 0 Wlnford p (1100 Earnshaw RDvls ABH0 10 sV Davis 14 2102 (100 00 30 'The feature battle of the day Total 44 20 27 161 Total 37 8 27 IT and the best golf of the test was Batted for Earnshaw In ninth Scora - played by Lou at by innings: Rejoices Manning and Bob Cincinnati 010 008 001—10 " Bird The two brilliant 8L Louis 100 001 000—2 young shot- ' Result Summary: Errors — Chapman Goodman of Decathlon makers toured the course in 34 W L Thevenow Rita Wins Prize hits— Moore Cuyler Second Successive Year blows going out to finsh all even Herman R Davia Rlgga Bcarsella e Ab Jenkins’ racing course on the Ohapnjan Home rune— Goodman Bird was forced to birdie the ninth Feats Recalled Ml hit— Early Sacrifice— R Davie Double playe — W S L PattcrstMUof J Places Bonneftffte'salt Next fiats will be scraped “ hole to gain the half but he laid Frisch to JDurocher to Mlse Chapman to Thevenow to Bcaraella Bases on balls— Off and carefully surveyed and staked 'his approach and dead to the can Davi 2 Wlnford 2 Davis 9 (UP)— Wlnford 2 Eamahaw 1Strikeout— Colo DENVER Aug and dropped his putt for the draw Hits—Off Wlnford W R out Monday in preparation for tie (Bill) Rita Provo veteran Sunday captured the state Sirens and 13 hi 5 Earnshaw 7 In 3 shrieked wnistles losing — start of his Manning Low grind about rifle shooting championship for the second successive year on the throughout Denver when the newa pitcher Wlnford On the second nine Manning man- or Wednesday Second game: Thursday Fort Douglas range arrived that Glenn Morris ColoraCINCINN “Jenkins made more tests on tie aged to pull out a one hole victory do’s first representative in the ABROAI on the last green when Bird’s final By his conquest In the Utah shoot Rita becomes g two-stacourse Sunday but the two wet 6 2 1 61 Moore ct Chapman field track and Olympic competi- Goodman 2b rf 5 2 4 01 Frisch 2b 4 2 0 2 putt stopped on the lip of the cup spots were still dangerous to fast titleholder having recently won 'the Idaho prize had won tion event the decathlon Walker cf 5 2 2 OIGelbert 2b 1 10 0 The final putt gave Lou the round Only so he held his speed down If 5 3 2 olColllna rf 3 1 2 0 Thirty Entered in Boys’ Meet Sunday Night driving W J Patterson of Salt Lake City and established a new world rec- Herman Bcarsella lb 5 2 9 2Fullla rf and the eighteen hole points and to 130 miles per hour 2 0 1 0 Ab ord Saturday 21 Medwick 3b 4 Riggs 2 0 5 4 4 0 If and seventh the the advantage in one of the great-e- st placed captured skidded broadside for more than 700 e 5 3 4 OIMIxe lb at 5 1 10 2 at- Campbell May In Nibley Fort where Register Players Morris Collins Thevenow Of aa contests 5 2 4 iiDavl'a the campaign Man-- n small arms championship tended Colorado feet on one of these slick spots so State and Simla Frey p 5 2 1 llOgrdot nlng had low score of the day with he played safe Sunday Durocherss 4 0 4 2 He gained the state trophy by ob- where he spent hie- - schoolboy days a 71 Bird had a 72 0&rtbaldl3b 4 110 Utah’s younger golfers will have a chance to display their Ab is confident that as soon as Rhem p taining the highest average with large crowds gathered and sent up 0 0 6 0 After losing the first round "to prowess on the course the is Heusssr p 1 0 0 0 the pistol’ or revolver the 22 cali- rousing cheers when the report fairways and greens this week at Nibley park when scraped it will Wilcox 1 0 1 2 Earnshaw p finished for use Summerhays The wet spots are ber rifle and the 30 caliber rifle In came that “our boy” had crashed PDsan p 10 0 1 Professional Golfers’ association promotes the annual state ready -strong to take the second nine and the Utah like slush on hard cement As soon series of the shoots to conducted establish himself as the Totals 45 20 27 131 Total 4514 27 14 through as the slush is removed the track eighteen hole points with a 74 Wil-- ‘ junior open championship meett Score by Innings: throughout the 1938 Season track and field Cincinnati fi greatest cox had 76 should be ideal for Ab’s big drive Only 30 of the junior performers 400 500 003—12 V In in the world— performer St Loula Winner history Runnerup 002 100 101— Ed Perry and Walt Cosgriff 5 Jenkins had a fine chance to test had signed up for the tournament Summary: Errpra— Frey 2 Frisch Du- W Erlandson of Payeon finished in fact as his new record total rocher e all even the Bonneville play hits— Herman 3 Davis John Geertsen of Bonneville the rudder on his car Sunday and testifies exfield but is CoUln ths Sunday entry Campbell 2 Medwick Rlggi Threw In in the the state er taking the first nine and Perry runnerup post he reports that It aided his driving finished his play in the Oregon base bits— Goodman Min Double playa — Intense Excitement be to doubled E All S Hector of Washingthe second Perry had seven three-pu- tt pected Mice to Durocher Eamahaw to Davia to Monday Immensely He is confident that on open golf tournament Sunday with shoot and Excitement was most intense in Garibaldi Base on balls— Off Heuaaer 1 greens during the round and Interested shotmakers are invited 8 a test the rudder will make a steady for a 294 total on ton was tfyird Strikeouts— By Frey l Heuaser 1 small the town Simla of Rita shooting thirteenth in the with its 2 Hit—Off Rhem 4 in 0: Heuaser 7 Cosgriff also had his troubles on to report at the Nibley caddy shop his job much easier and at the same the 88 holes The score was 10 In 3 Earnshaw 5 In 3 ' the velvets 9 UP) VANCOUVER B C P Dean strokes out of the prize money field of 53 performers started off 500 population where Morris grew 4 In 2 Losing time eliminate many hazards They shot 77s Entries will be —California tennis starsAug Monday morning pitcher— Rham up and where many of his relaMel Jensen held Ven Savage all received until 9:30 a m swept to He is highly pleased with the per- Geertsen started for Salt Lake his title defense Saturday with victories Saturday in six out of formance of even bang ringing up first place in match tives live Savage was three up at the his car the meet The usual from seven of the Glenn attained ’ prominence in Giants Take Seventh Canadian lawn tennis that it has all the and is confident City immediately after No 1 the United States army turn but Jensen threw some sen Ogden is stillstrong delegation needed to but speed of missing many Simla when he formed a “one man” the at Vancouver course course championships He sational golf at the former city the Junction qualification shatter Captain George Eyston’s PORTLAND Ore Aug 9 (JP)— Encounter city lads are expected Lawn Tennis club scored 44 at slow fire 50 track team at the local high school Straight titleholder and was three up on to put in their Four consecutive records rounds to won He's It a subpar eager at give the try appearance deHe PHILADELPHIA his Los Jack started Tidball at toward Aug 0 CD— Angeles the second round to gain a draw tourney early building slender Ray Mangrum Pittsburgh straight rapid fire 50 a Monday Lea Taylor is the feated John Murio San Francisco world title with the hard surface The Giants won their seventh at 46x50 at Each turned in a 75 straight Pa prone first in the $5000 place Provo entrant Magna has a 6 Sunday 3 6?2 to take the men's of the road bed for his training straight game their eighth straight ij Norm Shultz played even par golf only He 300 yards sitting and kneeling and Oregon 'open golf tournament great contingent in Paul Garside singles title In addition he played series victory their 20th triumph 50 straight at ground to whip Les Jarman without much Keith fire had of cards rapid Barton Jackie Ridd Floyd Dr Esther Bartosh Los Angeles both football and basketball which in the last 24 games by defeating was His 240x300 total L Benard trouble Les was unable to figure Nellson and Joe Husbands off a burst of birdies on Standing the Phillies 6 to 2 Sunday sweepwon the women’s singles championout the tricky carpets the last 18 of the 72 holes of play of Payson was second in this event aided in building up an endurance a three-gam- e Titles Open series ing which survives ship by downing Miss Jean Milne W and Patterson J third Dave gruelling Arnold Goff registered threes on which Included three 67s by other NEW YORK 1 6 1 PHILADELPHIA The tournament Is open to golfers Vancouver - five won Fowler competition honors of the first nine holes to tyro stars high two a Mangrum compiled In 1932 Morris eat in the stadium i:Moo If 5 3 21 Chlosia cfA3‘2'l'A6 Erlandson set the pace in the take Hack Owen into camp with under 21 No players under that Charlie Church Los Angeles and 70 on the final round under par J Moore U 3 0 2 0 Tidball in the men’s doubles deat Los Angeles and watched Jim A1 Zimmerman Portland Klein rf hifty 73 Owen had a 75 Jack age are barred A special flight missed No 2 match the fadeaway but this 4 2 2 0 RYE N Y Aug 9 (UP)— Don-aiCamlill event did not count in the grand Bausch of Kansas set a new Olymlb 3 0 9 0 Anderson was also at his best for juvenile players under 15 years feated Vern Hughes Long Beach a a for to tie chance Man long putt the tenBudge AnBob Cal 3b and Los Whltnay big record In the Hlppenstlel decathlon of pic At the 'ackson 3b 4 1 1 2 Wilson c 33 00 14 33 as he pushed over the steady Jack age also Is listed This bracket nis star from California was in grum His 68 earned him a tie for aggregate 6 1 6 1 4 c 2 0 S 1 Norris as conclusion muttered “I 3 0 2 2 can do Mancuao A Shultz E of Sait Purdie for a pair Bud Mlllham promises to produce as much spirit- geles Lake second capCity B&rtell as Nell wtih Christian place Golda M Gross Berkeley and vincible Sunday as he mowed down Kowallk 1 Q 0 0 better than that” tured first No 3 Gumbert in the match downed Harry Loynd and Vern ed play as the junior division place p 0 0 0 0 Gomes 2b Yakima 279 2 0 4 2 Wash Zimmerman at Bob Underwood of Los Angeles Miss DeaMilne defeated Caroline 4 He 0 0 0 Sperry 2b 2 0 2 1 made Castlemanp his boast in Earl Schneiter and Arnold White-l- y his Bowdle shot par golf to end each the good His had of while championship rounds 1 0 In the second round of the Pasesau con Vanand Eleanor p both Young score was 50 straight Second place first decath&lon competition at the won the junior and juvenile nine holes one up over Jim JarJohnson p 03103 0 0 0 eastern grass courts championships Christian shot 2 3 6 couver Kansas HSulllc 1 0 0 0 last spring when he man and contribute three points to crowns respectively last year Grant of Atlanta met with Fourth and fifth places went to honors went to Glen Hogan of Salt bettered relays In Bryan Bardoubles the men's Dr Bausch’s Total record Lake 34 48x50 27 Neither is expected to defend his tosh 10 the winner’s cause with Benard kept and Hughes defeated Miss unexpected resistance from Leon' Charles Sheppard Castlewood Cal in the City Batted' W title running for the state title by theHis second competition was at Batted for Johnson In ninth ard Hartman of New York but and Ralph Guldahl St Louis tied Tie for Second AnHall and John Los Young Score- by Olympic tryouts In Milwaukee third ' Meet Favorites with 48x50 lnnlnge: 280 while Horton Smith Chicago annexing place at to In other matches Utah Copper rallied 4 win in 3 6 1 sets straight geles 200 000 202— 8 Glen Hogan assumed the lead for in June where he continued his Phnnl'lS? who gave the galleries their biggest 6 V Went Into a tie with Forest Dale Some of the pretourney favorites 200 000 000—2 the title by shooting his way to first meteoric rise to sports fame by for second place by defeating El for the junior open honors are Frankie Parker of Springiake N thrill by holing out a seven-iro- n —Joe Moore Stolen baas — Ghlona Barrl- - A ths world record in No 4 the smashing 1000' match the — his flees place With d Banters ace on fourth Jackson Monte 18 to 11 and winner the Pearson J Whitehead of ninth of the Meadow club 2 Double plava I George Forest Dale Sharkey The Olympic competition was only Nibley t0 Camlill Wilson ! R O’Neil of won it second match of the park singles title at Southampton last hole pulled up in sixth place at 281 aea- - Dick Iverson of the Country club his third decathalon and left his tell to Sperry to Camliu7Bsr-- ' Lake Salt was second and City Dale Nelson N week son at the expense of Provo 16 to 10 won his first round match Whitehead Bases on bails Off J Byron Ridgewood Fans Driggs of Nibley park and Fight Camp easily defeating Billy Thompson and Tony Manero United States Frank Hogan 1933 champion found string of record breaking Intact by Passeau 4 Gumbert 3 Caetleman 2 the powerful trip olEd Paul Garside and Jackie Ridd of I Johnson his own world mark 0 of Brooklyn 2 Robert Riggs open champion from Greensboro his eye for the first time in the shoot smashing 13la hHi Kingsley Jack" Bobbins and Abel MagnA The’ juvenile favorite's are ORANGEBURG 0 In N Y Aug No R M C Records Castle- Los Angeles national club court N C placed seventh and eighth at and captured third place Rita the Larson hitting at top form the Cop- George Burtoft of Nibley park and man 1 in B 23 Hit by pitohftr 8v Pa (UP)— Jack Sharkey former world title holder didn’t wound up fifteenth Winning Morris per squad took an early lead and Billy Korns of Bonneville does drop a game in 282 Bill Jeliiffe Los Angeles was champion not Strangely enough —Ctleman Losing pltchar — Pm- S Boyle Provo adept swung into hold a champion 0 Sunday winning 0 from H- - R-- C ninth at 283 and the old master single Rocky Mountain con- letik stayed in front all the way Kings- - Fine prizes have been secured for heavyweight bantered his with as with he action in a the fifth spectators of Folks Macdonald Glendale the Smith bang the Cal winners ference of a and Texas and track Larson record ley successful meet boxed several fast rounds with University turned In 71s for the All seeded players In the women’s rolled home with 284 and tenth match on the program the first low scores His decathalon training started of 40000 Sees Kingsley and Robbins is expectedtor th event and took first Sunday round Mon- - sparring partners In preparation division advanced Alice place will leave Monday for Denver to qualifying Marble place immediately after his graduation day follow: for his coming bout with Jos Louis favorite to take the title in the M 10 Cubs phampionship under par performfrom Colorado State in 1935 He raced Mangrum’s compete in two or three tourna-men- ts Capture Two JUNIOR OPEN FLIGHT “What are you gonna’ do when through Olga Kallos of New York —Georg Pearson Foreet Dale: ance earned him $1200 the first real Whittier of Ogden was second and studied form in each of the events CHICAGO 0 UP) — Forty Dick Iverson Louie hits you?” some wag among 1 was 2 Benard club was Rita Che third Country and way assiduously and gradually improved thousand fansAugsaw the money he has captured since the C Bill inWilles turned back Harry Florence Country'rlK£ club the gallery of 1250 persons yelled in Chicago down event this in to the point where he was confi- Cubs stick in the winding up Paul Gar golfing troupe began the summer forty-fourt- h the pro match at thick of the Na- “He ain't gonna hit me’’ roared Nibley side Magna and Jack Nibley fiwonson Bonne tour western place of coursee at dent of St Paul ' ut with the last six Nibley players his Advances So meticulous tional Tourney ability the Boston tavern keeper - as he fight Sun- -' was his preparation for the event day by league pennant Take First Second Bonneville: Torgerson coming through in great style the w8:!h”'Parrir DENVER Aug 9 UP)—' The House It was Mangrum’s last chance The Wendell Peterson Country club and Keith ducked a punch thrown by Eddie taking both ends of a dou- tournament ended he that the Seventh East club marched through Barton Magna followed Oregon Two a special diet for bleheader from the Pittsburgh Pi- Goshen shooters 'L Hansen M&der of New York with whom he of David team pulled out from be8:15-CCotterell to victory Deb Johnson club: major summer competition in the and Ray Hansen 1934 champion six months previous to the Olym- rates 9 to J and 10 and Lee Wally Mathewa Bonneville Country to 1 The w and Jackie boxed two rounds Sharkey also hind to7 defeat Denver’s Midget Cafe west Buttle played excellent golf for the Ridd Magna finished first and second in match pic tryouts (Continued on Page Fourteen) to 6 while the Negro blows for a round each team swapped — 8:20 Netlson Les Floyd TayMagna The invaders determination and study No 6 the rapid fire championship lor Povo and Roy Watson Nibley with Don Petrln of North Arlingrouted Shawnee Okla TO THE POLICYHOLDERS OF 8:25— Bill Lone Nibley Joe Husbands ton N T?e three golf matches postponed and Rita swung away from Benard which he put Into the event acMalcolm New Blackwell Oilera 12 to 1 Sunday Herman Given Post and Eddie J THE PRUDENTIAL A Rowe and Waller Magna club On June 28 will be Country count for his rise from L third — Hansen INSURANCE scored the COMPANY OF AMERICA 1 York in Sun8:30 by taking played next Denver Post baseball tournacomplete Lyle Overlade Bonneville: Eu negro Heller gene with last and Phil Provo NOTICE 97x100 Nibley obscurity and followed Bogler with at ("hereby 96x Bonneville given day spring through three tht a meeting of J Utah Sharkey who weighed 200 pounds ment By Unofficial Count 100 Rita's Ray policyholders of THE PRUDENTIAL W Copper at Forest Dale and El 8:35 — Woodrow Asmui Nibley and flat after this afternoon’s workout score was 95x100 and record breaking performances to the INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Gene Proctor TEXAS LEAGUE Monte at Nibley world Nibley was his come will be he d at the Home Office of laid Com- will do no public training Monday championship ability to CHICAGOAug 9 (iP)— Although it through park These tusBeaumont 2 San Antonio 7 JUVENILE FLIGHT sles will close the team schedule pany In the City of Newark New Jersey on Houiton 4 Galveston 6 will not be an- in this event which brought him the with his mates 8:40— Bill Korns Bonneville George resuming boxing tha Seventh day of December 1036 Monday 3 Dallas Fort Worth Burtoft Nibley and John Brennan Jr Tuesday Sunday’s results follow: nounced until Tuesday Bernie coveted title at twelve o clock noon for the purpose of Tulsa 8 Oklahoma City 10 Indians Show Skill BONNEVILLE Country—club Erlandson and Glen Hogan batSun8:45 John Hvde Country club and apparently COUPEVILLE Wash Aug 9 CD Hal Guest Forest Dale day clinched the position as head tled down the stretch in match No : 8:50 — the governor’s event and the —Plowing through rough waters Directors of the Company coach of the squad of former college ? Lrry sLmeriiy a Paul SorenKayoNibleySwonaon Bonneville and v'indy8afX ': ' tohp Md en the (Others will be paired at first tee) football stars which will oppose the former came off victorious Rita which swamped three entrants the Eleventh day of January 1937 Norm Bhulti Saanich No 5 manned by British 3l Lc Jarman At tnch meeting evety policyholder of the o Detroit Lions at Soldier field the showed his mettle by taking fifth Arnold Goff 3 Hack Owen corporation who ia of the agt of twenty-o0 21 Jack Purdie Jack Anderaon 1 the shoot the annual Columbia Indians won the of Following Diamond Calendar night or upwards and whoa policy ha been ft September l yaara Bu Millham 2 Harry Loynd o The Minnesota “mentor accorded election meeting of the Utah Rifle canoe race here Sunday in the sevV tru Bowdl MONDAY’S GAMES 31 Jim Jarman 0 to cast one vote In enth entitled annual international war canoe I staunch last minute support had a and Pistol association was held and 8 L Independents EDWARD D DUrnEft FwSCa Total 201 Total Moose club vs Fifteenth East Merchants total of 3240474 points to 2308916 H A Weymouth of Salt Lake City races No i 5:45 p m Barney umpire PORTLAND 9 Ore UP) fessional him bars from format for second place Elmer Layden of was elected president succeeding Aug UTAH COPPER Lemmon's Distillery vs 8 L Milk EL MONTE No 2 S45 p m fjewerd Ridge pro if Ernie Schnetter pro 2 umplr placlngs Notre Dame Bo McMlllln of In- Captain G A Taylor Fort Douglas —Clyde Johnson Garfiled Wash Ed Kingsley 3!Layne Newey B Oatfield San Francisco won diana was third with 2274001 31 Gene Lourdaa C Y O v Jack Robblna Griffin handipoints Members present voiced their ap8uper Naon 5:48 won the sliding Abel Larson m 31 Ken Down Community: umpire Houston thr preliminary handicap In a j and Lou Little Columbia fourth preciation of the joutstanding work Bob Taylor 21 Everett Norton at annual the sixth Pacific cap shootoff with Ray Pierson Salt with 1892448 01 Jim Edwards Delbert Mitchell done by Captain Taylor during his B L SOFTBALL 31 Cliff Wendell Wilkins international trapshoot Saturday Lake City Halllday of office White Park I Clem Jonee year Ol Alan Parber MACK'S WELDING WORKS REPLACES STARTER TEETH v Other scofea In the 6:30 with a 98 Glen Bradley Flruton Paul Garalda Rita was chosen vice president 1IJ M Squires m Smallwood ON FLYWHEELS WITHOUT REMOVING FLYWHEELS Keith Barton Improving Pendleton Ore secwas 2jB L Blood boy B H included: va sliding He H succeeds handicap C Lang Welding Nelson of Salt Cudahy Packing 7:30 ond with 97 BERLIN Aug 9 UP)—' The West Lake THE REPAIRED FLYWHEEL IS ACTUALLY Carlisle Salt Lake City 89" F Total Total BETTER 18 Three were named 11 City Beneficial Life v Balt Works 8:30 End G H Kreis Glendive Mont THAN A NEW ONE m hospital Kautzman Sunday three-yeaSalt 90 night reported Lake r City W directors Erlandson NEBLET PARK PROVO Peerless Coal va W o W 9:30 p m turned in 96 J O Cotant Pocatello Idaho 94 Harold Smallwood Olympic quarter Payson L Benard Payeon and CRACKED BLOCKS CAN BE SUCCESSFULLY Oj Bill Wilie'a'pro tarry Borg pro A Fairmont Park In the 95 class were A F Jones llDcb Johnson' John Gray Nampa Idaho 61 miler from Ventura Cal was rest- Elmer Smith Provoi Erlandson Jerry Henderson WELDED Utah Oil vg Deseret Newa 6:30 p m John Voaee OILce Buttle well Thief Falls Girls' Minn River and this W his was condition m and 7:30 ing F game Foster p Glendive Mont 88 Chock Grave II W L Snow and Smith succeed Frank Hogan Girls' came 8:30 n m 31 E C Burton ——ALL WORK GUARANTEED Chub Utter Smallwood underwent of Sait Lake George Nicolai Wichita Kan Harvey Carlisle Salt Lake City satisfactory Ulah Poultry va Shell Oil 9 30 p 31 Fenton Rid Hemetreet City and A E DonaldReeve G C an Robertson V Ore Salem 92: E Baxter Glcndive Mont! appendectomy there Friday 211 C Nelson Clint Henderson son of Ogden re- was Erlandson won the 21 Vern Greenwood doubles with a SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 80: Ray Pierson Salt Lake City elected 21 C O Jensen INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Little Rock score of 109 out of 120 Fred New Orleans 82: F E Goehring Denver Colo 172 SOUTH STATE ST 21 John fi WASATCH W J Patterson of Salt Lake City 3ZU NashvUle 41 Knoxville Baltimore Angus Buffalo 7 Salt Lake City also 86 J Nicolhi Wishita Kan 93 Newark 0 Montreal Via Memphis was elected secretary succeeding Birmingham Total 181 11 10 Rocheater broke 109 I Atlanta Albany Chattanooga but his status as a proA R Bigelow Ogden Utah 91 E E Denne Toronto 10 7 Salt Lake Two-ba- ‘ Three-bae- Utah Junior Open Gol f Event Begins Monday -- 1 2-- 3 ur te -- Unnot fln-lsh- ed Ray Mangrum Wins Oregon Open Tourney I'tlltlS J Two-bas- Win in Canada 71-7- Earn-fha- 3 2-- 8 200-ya- rd 200-ya- 300-ya- rd 6-- Budge Scores Easy Victory 6-- 300-ya- ten-eve- nt red-hair- 6-- 4-- 15-1- 6-- 600-ya- 6-- 6-- 6-- rrt for-Nh- Jffh - 6-- 3-- 6-- 6-- 8-- 130-yar- at Strike-t1"'- 1 2-- 6-- 'owd 200-ya- 1 6-- f al All-Sta- rs Nib-e- y ' finaL-tablflatio- ns 1 Ray Pierson Loses Shootoff InP I T A Meet at Portland ' isr: 11-m- n Lid-de- et bo you Know: -- Btrevell-Pattaao- n TtAT 100-targ-et THAT MACK’S WELDING WORKS 60-bi- 2 2 1 Byracuae Jr City n |
