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I - nxtenas r -- !From the 6 tf-1- :Dreo0 Gatit:e DI Professional George Schneiter of the Salt Lake Country club is apparently in fine fettle for the Opening of the rich Tarn O'Shanter golf tournament at Chicago Vednesday George turned in a two under par 70 in:a practice round Tuesday following a 69 Sunday in his first turn around the course lie reports that he is hitting his shots well anid hopes to make a good showing George planted a No 4 iron Tight rear the cup for a birdie d fourth hole three on the and then chipped within a foot of the flag for another on the d He also birdied fifth thetenth but took a bogey on the sixteenth after missing the green with his second shot His putting was ''excellent" he reports rs EA1 totEmmoirob flto ji rkx n e A 10-014 iv?" - A 40‘Azolr I - 44 1 - 4 18 Wednesday Morning July 21 1 1913 of Bonneville Shultz is expected annual El Monte best- Players will be "divided into to be back in the meet but Karns two divisions The championship ball amateur golf tournament Is now in the army stationed division will be for players with will hold the spotlight on the Utah fairways this week end Camp Roberts Cal and definitehandicaps of eight or less and While the Provo Timps conthe first flight for other players WASHINGTON July 20 (P)-- with most of Wah's leading ly will not participate tinue their early second-hal- f tournament 9 for the simon-pure- s Entries Competition will start about preparing to take Early rising sportsmen will get in a full program is scheduled surge to Professhould be turned in a m over Ogden municipal the joust for Wednesday in the Utah Inan extra half-hoof hunting daily - part in event Schneiter60 Ernie the at sional of field a about course and as is held This annually dustrial league or more players are expected to during the open season on migraone of Ogden's outstanding PioOgden Country club The Timps who have defeated all Besides of or more players is expected to the Ogden golf neer days sports events The tory game birds this year of the circuit's strongest leaders a big turnout will attend three have been posted by the El tournament will be a The 1943 hunting regulations CHICAGO July 20 (JP)—Bill Chambers a sleepy sailor from teams Gemmell Club Magna-Garfiel- d Salt and the from Lake tournament y committee Monte meet scheduled for Suntourney announced Tuesday by Interior as in and Air Base many to the last green and posted an also from other clubs in the games will Last year the title was won according to President Al to extend Great Lakes beat the twilight attempt Secretary Ickes permit shooting to day state Bill and Norm Korns Shultz Farber by their winning streak at the ex- even par 72 to become the medalist Tuesday in the Tam' 0Shanbefore sunrise 30 begin a half-hoof the hapless Peaches of ter pense amateur golf tournament minutes earlier than last seasonBrigham City The Peaches have third-clas- s store- a Chambers As last year it must end at sunset dropped two games since winning at their opener from Magna-Garfiel- d Although most of the scores the world's This good news for the nation's keeper largest naval to creep upward three amatinued 8500000 bird hunters was accomand now stand just one game out station fingered a day's 0 of the cellar panied by word from Ickes' fish teurs managed to match par Steve of beard and smiled widely Sehneiter Is exempt from the and wild life service that game Salt Lake Pinney travels to growth Kovach the Pittsburgh steel wiriacked as and back his friends stocks this season would be "decidCopperton for a tussle with Gemspecial qualifying round schedthe last Cr pounded out him to Club mel' determine uled Wednesday which precedes edly big" with the "greatest southundisputed nine being the lowest trip of the ST LOUIS July 20 UP)—Officials of the St Louis Browns possession of second place PinHis par 72 together with his 73 the regular battle open- ward flight of ducks and geese in a couple of decades" Normally 15 ney has come back from a set- Monda tournament ing Thursday However he deDonohue Crescent walloped Remington trumped in confidence are baseball club these him and their a total gave days just oozing rided Tuesday to play in the to 20 million are bagged annually back at the hands of the Air Base of 17 and 8 Art with to to Its Doering 250 of 145—the card lowest in Tuesday register qualifying to give him another More Ammunition Sewell That confidence oozed right onto a in its first game to take one-ru- n Luke its 7 manager fifth consecutive triumph in secondecisions from Brigham City and tacked up by his predecessors -Chicago managed pradier round Ills card Mon new two-yecontract Sergeant Joe Louis the heavyd in it next two who started out at the crack of Furthermore it was reported d-half on the 36play in the Amateur scroll signing Sewell to a day 'as boxing king took 86 swings were weight bonds tie The that contests (terms t36- -72 that the government probably league dawn par Tam O'Shanter total of 173 collaborated with Tuesday for a --- would make some additional amThe final game of the day pits not announced) will keep Luke Johnny Dunn s to who failed with and raced mber Cha munition available to sportsmen Shaffer to limit the losers to eight qualify Base the Air against the flounderhere through 1945 a period of his- '''-- border for the Millmen at Magna Since win- nightfall Monday around the Tam 64 The qualifying although "not much" should be hits and push them further into ing '' ' " ' ' Army- Playoff available in the match some which observers roosters places course never ' the heard tory predict ning the first-haWild life service officials the cellar with their fourth loss i'g' expected '' championshipn crow for after bracket starting Wednesday may be void of baseball Such an In a play-Of- f Four of the fine army base-ta- ll expressed belief that many hunt- against no victories Crescent with Provo the returning to Great play 160 observation president Don Barnes was The qualifying rounds Ni Lakes he the started to bang the ball around teams in the state will get ers already are well stocked spent studyhave lost every game and night ' 4 austerely pooh-poo' open All in all they said it should be before the game was one inning now occupy the basement all by ing how to become a second class for the $10000 together August 8 in a state t "Here we are in the middle of a themselves He took the test and the women's open also are championship army tournament at a "very good season" for those who old and by the fourth frame they ' storekeeper :'' 1 - ' ' ': year and attendance everyWednesday IPV0100 Community park according to have plenty of shells—and can find had counted 13 tallies from the will play an exhibition before hurrying out to the first scheduled ' Pinney - 0r"v4:- amateur follow: The leaders held s" noon tee at up remarkably contest with the Mil 'men Thurs9 ehas flans announced Tuesday the time and gasoline to get out fumbling Remington men Tuesday R Chambers Great Lakes well Barnes asser t e d Tuesday day at 8:30 "That's what was on my mind" Walter itti4 m at Community Kroll South Bend Ind Shortstop Gabriel was the outp ''' Receipts from the tournament hunting The Frank Kovack Cnicago111-73-7- 5-144 he smiled "Gosh how I hope Art government attitude toward park y Will be used to swell the junior The fall player for the losers hunting season standing four Chicago Doering baseball is favorable the public hits In four trips to Bob Cochran $t Louis Mo stepped from a third class store-ma- n John Clamber drive for recreation begins September 25 in the north- getting ' '' :' Lenzini men in and the armed services the Chicago a second to claBszstoreman" a run home 'Z'20:' ern zone October 15 in the inter- the plate Including (bests for service men Frank Perpich Waukegan III want th e game to continue so I see Ross Awaits Operation His four birdies thus became i Donohue J Sioux City Jr The strong Army Air Base mediate zone and November 2 in and a triple : 'A'‘0:: ' no reason why it should not go Wehrle Racine B M Bullough will face Eitel NEW YORK July 20 (CTPS)— somewhat incidental to his ambi- Wilford Wings from Salt Lake Wendover the southern zone Iowa and PennR Jr McCreary Ind1anapolia ahead 1 Fort Dorvglas and Hill field are sylvania were placed in the north- McCullough at Municipal No 2 Steve Kovach Tarentum Marine Sergeant Barney Ross for- tion of- - climbing up the navy's Earl Christiansen Miami Fla "I see only a favorable future mer lightweight ladder But made his to went expected to be the four teams ern zone at state officials' request at 5:45 p m in Wednesday's only they golf 6 ' for baseball and for the Browns I the U S navalchampion read in the tourney although the delI l':''3 The extension of hours was the game hospital in St card 7: t 4 am planning ahead accordingly" Walter Kroll 27 who has been Arrange Grid Camp Remington to have Albans Queens ABH0A1 Tuesday ltte entries will not be announced major change effected by the new ':' ' AB H 0 A '1 '1' ' :1Barnes is with shrapnel fragments removed from runner-u- p for the South Bend CHICAGO e 6 3 5 Ot Powers e Until later July 20 111—The 1 Sewell The mightly happy regulations The wild life service Riebens 1 '''z 6::iA 3 0 1 0 4 1 0 21Peterson It 3120 alnnen 31) catcher former one of his legs Sergeant Ross who Ind city championship five times Chicago Cardinals of the National i quiet Games will be played starting at said changes were held to a mini- 011mhtn ::71‘:'' 01 t It 4 2 0 Renck 2b lb 3 0 7 1 54:'-si 4 4 took th e helm in early June of is credited with to total a Football league Tuesday completed 2 :30 p rm at Community park and mum—the fewest in years — to Sehtfr as p 4 2 2 51 Gabriai es 4 4 2 2 l 22 Japs on registered a z f::l' et 4 3 0 01 Mrtsn lb 2b 4 2 5 2 1941 succeeding Fred Haney and Guadalcanal haskilling g 'i'V'i been home on an 147 for runner-u- p d avert adding confusion to other Morgan the winner of the first two arrangements to train again at Smith lb 3 2 8 21 Dixon et rt 4 0 2 0 :' the Browns in on a 509 indefinite hospital furlough It has at 148 was a pair Carroll college In Waukesha contests will get together war interferences with hunting 5 0 5 11 KEdgar 3b 2 0 0 2 1::'::::::-:Wis Rugg 2b 01 1 GIICOMEL rf 2 0 0 0 0 MeKone rt 4 Last year was has first full not been decided when the opera- of Chicago veterans Art Doering The pro gridders will begin workfri the championship game late in 1 01 WEdgar p 2 1 2 0 0 Dunn f' I p is :' one and he lifted the club from the tion will be performed Two Exceptions and Steve Kovach outs August 20: 3 1 0 11 Davis 3b the afternoon ft ':7'Y''-':--:'i:: ' I to a high and dry third mire y baseball 'meet The There were just two exceptions Total" 38 15 21 11 Totals 27 8 21 7 '' ':: J But he has done something more 344 200 -17 d Creacent hould prove a popular attraction to the new hours In Texas 02 ''Nistj2:::tt':---'103 201 1— 8 Remington ti' than that He's a crew castoff as got doves may be hunted only Home runs—Schaffer Gafor local sports fans and looms Summary: St of hurlers giving opposition all k Luke Sewell hits—E Lunnen MorOptimistic One of the high spots on the from noon to sunset In Alexander brial tensor Double play—Smith to Gabrial Louis Browns sign the popukinds of surprising headaches with to Smith 'Credit victory to Dunn rieager Utah August sports cal- county' Ill geese may be hunted Rugg W rL for another two-yeStruck out— to CI lar defeat manager Charge Edgar steady heady pitching He has the k ndar 4 1 2 only from sunrise to noon W Bases Schaffer By Dunn I 4t Edgar I term Browns scrapping for every run I! on balla—Off Schaffer 4 W Edgar 4 c- exc''''Ir171 were limits ( C 7 Bag unchanged Gabrial 2 Bit with pitched ball—McKone once He's to fire 7:4 again J brougt Lou Tezak shortstop on the cept that sora were included with by I W Edgar Wild pitch—Schaffer Balk 1111 ' La Li the eyes of the fans There was a EinPassed ball—Richens semipro nine for the past coot so that 25 sora or coot—not —Schaffer :Pinney McKendrick and were as plres—McQuIllan time as e two years is home on a short they lethargic more than 25 In the aggregate--some of the old Brownie players j1! now Sergeant may be taken daily Last year the :furlough It's been 11 It was little more than a week ago it ' in (Terak He has limit was 15 on sora 25 on coot I i ' training 4 0 0 Sewell and his men had to plead 1 ' North Carolina in the supply alone (-rm: ' and push a rebellious crowd from 77 v (1 division The new regulations with an Ile will be around for ri eL) n field with the stands as the L playing LI il UP)--Li ‘ NEW YORK July 20 eye to the meat shortage permit 'Air !about five days ''J an of decian aftermath umpiring to retain birds lawfully tri sportsmen Musial the sophomore slugger of sion against the club taken for as long as 45 days-- 15 I War Casualty' These fans with Barnes the St Louis Cardinals not only more than last year—elter the Second-roun- d games in the final continued to set the pace for the and the entire along i The Salt Lake Tennis club at close of the season Browns outfit be- in the state half of the White Park Softball National league batters this week lieve Sewell is the man to bring the Forest Dale Is about to become where the kill was made ' t 4'xc-- ' Wednesday but stepped up the beat seven club its first American league penleague will be played 71 another war casualty opthe 77"7""?‘'Nkt with FightingEighteenth nant 30 338 to a average The club has lost 22 of its points posing the Army Air Base Wings ''''' 1 His authoritative hitting was members to the service so Presiin the evening's feature at 7 p in other and the Sutton Ross to keep him more dent than sufficient ii Whether the sudden brilliant on efficers have decided that all they the veteran Billy Marshall Plains Shep top although §' t!1''r't Mill the Workers streak acquired :I can do is to discontinue mainteAz of the Brooklyn Dodgers i '' in beating the champion Market Herman i slrCrown For four his mark also ranee of the clay courts for the by Improved Temporary' N was just a flash in the 332 to stay in second to WASHINGTON July 20 UP)— Inn squad i duration points 11&4f pan or not will be decided at 8 place and Stan Hack of the ChicaCLEVELAND July 20 (UP)— ‘ 4 Sutton said Tuesday that with Bob Montgomery New ‘k"' m when the Millmen meet the $a p Sacramento of Marshall chamservice in to the climbed Lloyd members Cubs lightweight Ito many eight points Ij 9 p m the Inn squad go At " 2 Eagles 1 Tuescourts to a Cal out a ruled favorite I at unanimous the !I 330 :tk pion pounded and third place Tilay is negligible )t (: imft from their still i smarting to been of iz-over decision defeat Curtis Sheppard Frankie stars day In addition the play has ' While this trio of r i:k"-(drubbing will take the was movinc upwardhitting battle CI Ellsworth Pittsburgh in their sowed up by a lack of tennis balls Wills Washington veteran in a promptu :' k:(: r IN a Kids field the Quizz against and to top it off help is hard to nontitle bout before 12000 spec(Babe) DZIgren of the Phil lies Wednesday for the "duration" f team which has yet to who g the league for many weeks light heavyweight championship at get to keep the clay surfaces in tators Tuesday Montgomery juvenile taste of the sweet reward of vic- with led 144 137 Wills a result As condition an i weighed that was in the Cleveland stadium playing' average 1 Marshall who was stopped In 0 continued Montgomery who took the tory there is little that the netters can neighborhood t New York lightweight crown to slide downward In the last week the eighth round by former interim do but give up the clay courts un" 21: his percentage dropped from 323 Champion Jimmy Bivins in his last away from Beau Jack outtil they are needed again '7'‘t' ': a a classed Wills almost from the Arky Vaughan Unable to 317 ? ' and today he was in fourth engagement was expected to spot tl start but missed badly in the To Jim Ernstrom captain of the Sheppard a substitute for Mose place late rounds while trying to land ' 'West high football team in 192r) Accompany Dodgers Based on 200 or more times at Brown at least 12 pounds In a cofeature a knockout blow ' back in Salt Lake for a short Nr played before TuesCINCINNATI July 20 (1E — bat In games Wills tired after the sixth ' others In the select society Chalky Wright of Los Angeles I visit Jim hasn't been home for the day ' star of infielder ':' ::''4' '' :'' Lulu His handlers claimed after the Arky Vaughan with :' Costantino for Lonnie were 10 of t tangles IS years Ile is now in the in- -n hitters leading underis the " Dodgers Brooklyn third the time holds who bout that he was weakened by Kur314 suranee business at Bingham-ioWright Cincinnati George ::: 7:)going treatment for stomach ul- Frey two decisions over 5"::77:" New York- - 7 N Y trimming his weight below 145 ::i:::':::"!:'27':: :: New York and will not be owski St Louis 312 Frank Mc- er 8180 was a 2 to 1the as demanded by Montgomery as cers in choice -able to Join the Dodgers here for Cormick Cincinnati 310 Walker a condition to the fight :: 309 likle Arky :":' Shorts on Sports the opening of their western in- Cooper St Louis 307 and 47Brooklyn "' 411' vasion Wednesday Manager Leo Vaughan Star Get Prison to :::1z'! :s 306 if Galan classy young Pirates 1 Brooklyn Wary Kelly thePocatello Augie said Durocher Tuesday i who Trishman from Buy Rube ling : :!""r:7 r:i::::::':i: ' '''' '' Vaughan left the Dodgers after t :: starred on the Utah grid team last To Fill Chance z With '1f' "V 'f Eagles Suntheir doubleheader '''' at Boston Post ':' :7':: 4' :!!! fall left Monday for San Diego :11 It Shortstop ' to jo:n the marines '''''1:" '' :e Wally day to enter Memorial hospital at - ' 20 LP— PHILADELPHIA '1 !' 4 July 4:'ij 44000' i PITTSBURGH July 20 ()1)--forNew York Don MacGregor 40::' dropped out of school after the 4:4' 0 ' "' ' ' 4'i obmer at star state Iowa football Pirates ' ' Tuesday and has Pittsburgh 41'' season ' last " football Z' year ''''' ' '' ': ''1': Infielder Al Rube ling from ) '' ildi" 1 Kayos Dudley CHICAGO July 20 L'Il—Those prison will be given a trial with for his call ever tained been waiting f i:1 Toronto Maple Leafs for an Jessup Jor-the of Philabackfield the Pi n ce Patrick former 'Utah the ' regular ' WEST SPRINGFIELD Mass leading American league batting ' I '''''i::' i '''ri ' f ''' e!:s)-' University swim star has just re- undisclosed amount of cash and July 20 UM—Tommy Jessup 142 averages have quit looking like delphia Eagles—Pittsburgh Steel''" ::'71 use of the Pitcher ' misI D Shuman S Harry turned home from an this i ''' 44-a war worker's income tax and ers professional football teammanscored his twenty-sevent- h -- week Harry Thayer general " Lieutenant Don Leighton On option until the end of the Springfield 44141440::-?°' i COn z to resemble the have hitting 32 begun his in last 'ir:fknockout fights marks of Joe Shortstop from the ager of the Eagles said Tuesday ' season ''vl :vm-who used to star at forward on International league " 138 i when he MacDudley The put Johnny r---v: are 4 The Buccaneers desperately of Detroit away in the second corner sandlot team—much to the the Nevada "I1" basketball team ) ‘ was was released from the to an in need of infielder Gregor as men of Junkers a such replace German distress himse:f 1:7r Guy young got cv bout 4 state prison Monday after 1 Don was one of Shortstop "Huck" Geary who quit round of a scheduled plane Sunday Curtright Vern Stephens and Dick Iowa 4his car 11 term was theft a group of Lightning pilots who the club last week and went home tonight Wakefield ran into a fleet of 15 'Junkers Rube ling is batting a mere 254 Where once the league's statis- shortened by good behavior 11 1v1ile protecting a British flying but a spokesman for the Pirates tician was privileged to compile ) -' I such remarkable f gu r e s as 'Market Wise Withdraws boat during a sea rescue mission said "that is 100 points higher The entire German force was than Geary was doing" "Stephens 448" "Higgins 363" FINE LEATHER DRESSY STYLES and "Hochett 342" he sat down The new infielder is NEW YORK July 20 (UP)— destroyed one of them by the Nevada hoopster whose home to report for next Thursday's Thursday and scrawled off "Curt-rig- Market Wise victor earlier in the i Is st Wells Nev doubleheader here Chicago 333 Stephens St season in the $50000 MassachuDeet 327 Louis and Wakefield was setts withdrawn ( NIVASI II NGTON July 20 U11— 1 troit 323" without once referring Mondayhandicap from the field of the Gerry Priddy seconu basetnan of to his tables on astronomical $10000 Yonkers handicap SaturSHOES THAT WILL GIVE YEARS OF SERVICE the Washington Senators 4 mathematics of the Empire final feature day AnLos to a couldn't get plane Curt-rigso Even the fact that Guy ' at Jamaica ' ' ' I4 geles to see his wife and their the White Sox rookie who city meeting 'i first-bor- n An exceptional offering of ments military type dress oxfords Intended PeCiat ''' daughter took such a long time achieving S t k "If I could see a picture of my sufficient times at bat to rank for armyuse they're made to rigid specifications and of real heavy wife and baby then I'd know among the leaders is still in front told were all of field the his modest Priddy solid leather soles sturdy full leather uppers and they right" despite ''''' IA'It ' ' quality leather ot ii 333 Vern Stephens of the Browns ‘411 the Washington Post which re1320-Yarconvenience d extra strong welt construction In buckle or lace styles all sizes army seaday-i- n day-olated the later: leader all e open Tilt t b 01 Ternain 23 i '"' son until Curtright "arrived" is 1 "Modern science and the Assotan only Come in today and see what grand values they are! SIVNI11110 vvill tr gt zo4- ' ' SPLItlt- 3 were invoked The second at 327 and Dick Wakefield :STOCKHOLM July 20 ()— Press ciated 101tC1t4 Iltit'SING of the Tigers is clinging to third A 11110iVi l' M trout 12 to V1:i r' Andersson iv picture was taken in Los Ani with a 323 mark over the unlit JIVE 24 wires transmitted place school teacher who has been asi': geles L VINV I5 ' in Whether life to Washington Proud- happy civilian the forces armed these or while his records you're you'll appreciate saulting track more famous running mate GunPriddy was able to see the picshoes Team Prison Wins long grand wearing I ture - der Haegg has been In the "But that's not all Monday United States Tuesday ran the A hit by Hoffman in the sevmile In 2:588 for the A P cameraman photoenth inning with a mate on base three-quartI 3 in his new Swedish mark a a dled broke and tie Washingthe 8x10 Priddy State a graphed n h ponTRArr MILITARY SPECIAL van- ton hotel fondly gazing at the Prison softball ten to a 3 victinted in oils in handsome His effort for a world rec— leatherette folder 85 : ir-picture of his wife and his new tory over the highly touted Army ord at this infrequently run dis4 -(Two proofs sub- 4 ' 'NI fi''' 74K-- g 1 4 v'i child And this morning 3000 Air Base colored team Tuesday tance 1320 yards fell just short 0 it 11 of the 2:587 standard estab-le on the prison diamond miles away in Los Angeles Mrs utfil mitted) A ' - 4c) Pger:edsdyTrmiletsloaonkdinsetehethIosmAirne-- artanPtahleo Ill'atltin11leroaosroen 145 :::T4 E0 listh)end abulyy Prison 4:y: i o PHOTOGRAPHIC : :v :7s 44 PHONE 11 FAST 1ST sot'TH ' photoed picture of her husband Army Air Base (colored) ''' A ' :?1''-4 —11 4 T! rr i v:! 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