Show - ' : '- (1 ''''''' ' 4(br'''01:it148t' ' : 1101se- - 4 :7 6' Shak f or - 1 T ra-- 0 r somkoi '''') 1 i 1 4 - - 0 Spot N ! 11 f II 69 i 11 p EtAt salt Like aty 16 ' Vish-r-Satu- Morning rdsy u- 1054 Ponies on ye" i Ruthlones - 41' '' - ' i 4 ' I - ' - i1 ' - 'i - - kk: - - t the-ent- Perhaps Mr Galileo was correct' But we wondered upon reading his exposes why he didn't write some of those blasts In his sports column instead of waiting until he "made" the editorial page Others "freed" from the sports pages write "cute" articles criticising the very sports and sport heroes who made them famous Whenever one of these columnists gets stuck it's a cinch to attack sports and sports followers But Rice although he knew snore of the foibles and the faults of the athletic gods than many of the columnists never lost his love of the men and the games who made him famous A ' ' 7 ( -- - '- ' '- - - ' - - ' ' - ' "s" ' - v ' ' ‘ 4 - ' ' - "s t '" - 7 k N i ' - 2- 1' - 'e 4 : ' r ' is - ' '' ''t ' - ' ( - '''" t t-- ' ' ' Solons Post Win ilver Oaks 53 ' p ''''' z t:e I i ' : i ' $ 4 ' '' ''l i- : 44 ' ''' "N t 41te 4 4 1i : f Johnny-come-latel- y - 1450 - - 0 ”' ' A A ' "k ' s ' ' - 7- i ' ' FOR THAT loyalty if for no other reason"Granny" Rice A ' i will be remembered long after the "funny" fellows—who seek to -- 4 11- I curry favor with the "intellectual's" with their blasts—will have f been forgotten - v Dogfight City Parks Looms and JERRY HENDERSON mopping his brow '' trying to run 7-off the largest entry in the women's division of the City Parks e' 4 '! 4 N tournament without a hitch admitted the men's tournament 3' ' f which opens next week would be even tougher I ' c i 111 000 "I expect we'll have a tremendous entry list from the men '1 ' ' elk& ' too" Jerry added "Everyone thinks a course makes a lot of ' ' ' A'4 e ' st ' ' A '' '''" dough out of these tournaments but that's far from the truth" in Salt Lake Wilbur Snyder puts the pressure on Lou's But Therm the unpopular because leg as the N W A champion pleads for relief champ managed to hold Snyder to a "draw Jerry believes this tournament will be of the lack of a solid favorite FANS Tee Branca the champion has been a little BEFORE "off his feed" and may not be up to his best effort Henderson always a potential champion on his home fairways especially has been nursing a bruised knee There's a chance that George Schneitert another top favorite may skip all this for the Tam 9 O'Shanter in Chicago the bur the times on a serveral had headlock Wilbur John good had By Mooney THERE'S ONE encouraging bit of news—the grapevine says Tribune Sports Editor champ in trouble but each time champ and threw him into the Dick Kramer of Bonneville came in with a 64 at the Salt Lake Give Lou Thesz enough rope Thesz managed to get himself a ropes to set up his famous fly Country Club the other day and he'll hang onto his National handful of rope and squirm to ing tackle and body block but Stuff 'n' Somesense Thesz bounced off the ropes Wrestling Alliance champion- safety MGR MARV JENSON of West Jordan left Friday for the ship forever It was the second time the ri- caught Snyder In an embrace s scrap in Seattle Friday night and hopes to The cagey veteran made ex- vals have wrestled to a draw and next thing "Wilb" knew he Next West Jordan cellent use of the r bring back an opponent for Rex Layne timelimit was flatter than a pocketbook ring ropes over the with Layne Gene to Sunday morning The first scrap probably will include three the to onto same the championship they battled result on hang fall came in 31 Hank minutes Fullmer and Garth Panter meeting top opponents by gaining a drew with youthful four months ago in Hollywood Greenberg whose 58 homers place him second only to Babe Wilbur Snyder in the wrestling and a year ago in Salt Lake BUT WILBUR wasn't to be r and then went Ruth bit only one between Aug Thesz beat Snyder classic before some 8000 fans'denied Again he flipped Thesz homerless in his last five games after hitting No 58 on Sept 4876 paid—in the State Fair27 1938 IT WAS A clean match but Into the ropes and the next Seattle boasts the greatest crowd ever to witness Friday night time when Thesz came off with a sports event will watch the Gold Cup Race for hydroplanes grounds although Wilbur's strength was Estimates say more than a TIME AND THESZ ran out on of that of 10 because his heart evil intentions in his heart Aug 7 on Lake Washington on Wilbur" persons will line the lake to watch the 13 speed- - Snyder after each had copped was pure his cleanliness was "our Bull Halsey a veteran boxer on the Intermountain a fall with the bell coming just next to Wet Tete "our his shoulders and there was the for nothing scene is Carl (oho) Olson's chief sparring mate for his big when Snyder was battling to cop Wilbur" Thesz was the master champ pressed like a first rose light with Rocky Castellani in the Cow Palace (San Francisco) the deciding fall which would of the rope trick which the Hin- lin Wilbur's book of memories Then for the final 23 minutes Olson by the way will have boxed 125 rounds in have given him recognition by dus had perfected previously Aug 20 It was a case of Wilbur pursuing Bob Blasi Colorado A St M the was the preparation for his title defense association Snyder aggressor major wrestling inlineman is coaching in Helena Mont And Gordon Riddell iIn the country as the top graR- throughout but his own eager-- the retreating Thesz Once Rams' conferenceigole vault champion will coach all sports at I Wit side the threeminute period ness caused his downfall pier Sunol Neb Thesz waived his foul shots in Jimmy Westlake (Bees) leads "our boys" in Coast League bitting with 306 Pro Jerry Henderson expects favor of keeping possession of to be passing out the stogies early in September 11-- 0 the ball pardon title for the Jack Gistcoma was out qualifying for the City Parks with his three sons rest of the match —Allan Mike and Don — making up the foursome ! Al SmesSeveral times :Thesz openly to The Tribune last and the for time Special five saret the van lines men can claim to be a sports "bachelor" with stalled for time and with the — to the FALLS ball up Elmer Tee- nings just lobbed his wife Blanche a prominent bowler in the winter and a golfer crowd shouting and screaming batters the Cowboy sin in the summer months"r Al likes both sports himself a up from started his body blocks ab h o a Magic Val a lb o Snyder mod" 1Stockton in the California State Elder But Wilbur missed the key 3 0 0 0 WIll et ef 4 2 4 0 Lemmell If 0 0 3b block "League looked like he likes the Laniard as he did sometimes in Observation Ward 0 0 Robb 5 Nwkirk lb lb 2 and Thesz squiggled 5 0 5 football Imountains here Friday night as Trefiger rt 4 2 4 0 Hooks Motels furnish stale model burls—honest weight a pring& 431111 4 : : : out of I he ropes and that was he pitched the Magic Valley iTityrir:r 0 I 0 2b Cloud 2 the match Cowboyslo an 110 victory over 3 0 4 e Rickey 4 010 Loses A 1 P 1 u "- - - -'2 e 0 s - 0"" p''' I - K - '-- 4 If -- ''''" - 2 m- IP :-- wide-ope- twice-defendin- 6000 g Thesz 'Ropes' Snyder—Gets Draw Cockell-Matthew- one-hou- t short 5-- 2-- The winning Bee run tame in the eighth when Cooley and Caruthers doubled Arthur Maye scored the first Boise tally in the first when he lived on Jessen's first of two errors for the night He stole second and scored on Roger Jongewaard's single over sec- ond Erickson then held the Pilots In check until the sixth when Sierra singled followed by two walks Max Smith grounded to third and a man was out at second but Dougan threw wild on the double play ball and Sierra and Maye both scored 4 THE PILOTS got three in the s eighth on three straight-walkdouble and a Herrera's Ray groundout e'' In theeielh Erickson was lifted and Jim Brown went in for the Bees with one man out and Pocatello scored three in the inning 110 000 100- -2 Oakland I1 1 023 000 00X- -5 first as Don Cameron's double Sacramento on- Vandoroor Nicholas (3) Van Cnyk (7) two Dale and Racks" brought in two runs and the and Neal — — ab b o al BoiseLake Winner MIL Salt Loser Daley other came in on an error at WO Caruthrs el 5 0 ORobU third on the throw-iGestley rt 5 3 3 01Sierra 2b Billings rf LOS ANGELES July 30 (- RI- Hosea LI 4 7 tied it up in the second on a Cinewaard e Jessen lb three-ruCarl Scheib's e 5 Pitcher lb Fore Markley Jim homer by Cliff Dapper and e 0 311f Smith of homer in the seventh inning VonHagel double Dunn's Striehek as 31 3 Hérrera 3b all h a gave Portland a 54 verdict over Douaan 2b 43 3 Johnson es ab h al Pocatello 'Mines Hedrick 3b 3 1 0 Schema so 4 3 4 Cooley 3b 4 3 3 Gvanzionl p d Los a 0 4 1 y 0 3 Angeles Fri 2 3 so 2 3 3 3b night Erickion p 0 0 &Fernandes I Bernard Bergen 1 - 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safe on ki wat gd 0-- '0 -"''''''" 11 i wind here Friday night walking nine men and getting in half a dozen bad spots but ill sut vived 813 innings to give the Grand-Ski- n Salt Lake Beera 7 to 6 victory over the Boise-Pilot- s i The victory gave the Buzzers Special to Tits Tribune POCATELLO — Hoagy Car- a 1 edge in the series The Sat- homer in teams tangle in a twin bill michael's grand-slai- n schedwith the opener urday the ninth inning gave the Poca- uled to tello Bannocks a 5 victory over Bert Barkilew will start for the Frihere the Wings Mustangs Hive In the opener with the day night The clubs split the second game assignment wide four-gam- e series open With the score tied at a 24 going into the bottom of the THE BUZZERS grabbed ninth Ken Herrera walked lead In the third with an error Ernie Schuerman doubled to by the veteran Ernie Sierra - playing a big part Jack Cooley I st Rich Bergen peof e layn walked lo load thweasbapsuers- singled and went to second on Don Cameron hit to second and Sierra's bad throw Erickson Ernie Garcia made a clean peg and John Caruthers popped outs to home for the second out But but Larry Geedey doubled then Carmichael hit the first Cooley home and came in himpitch over the left field wall self on Pinky Hesse's single In the fourth frame with one Pocatello had tied it up with a pair of unearned runs in the sixth Cameron singled and Al Casino was safe on a fielder's choice Estrada hit a Sly to Joe Burgess in right Joe dropped the ball one run scored and SACRAMENTO July 30 WI — runners were safe at first and Bud pitched Sacramento third Taylor walked to load the to a Daley 3 win over Oakland FriEsDunn to bases tried pick night in the series opeder trada off second but threw the day defiSolons overcame a The ball into centerfield permitting drove George BamberAl Casino to scorel the tieing cit and ger from the mound in the third run 2-- 'y SPORTS OWED a lasting debt to Rice in his later years for his loyalty to the men and games who gave him his early fame It has become popular in recent years for the syndicated sports writer and columnist who is "promoted" to the editorial page to adopt a cynical outlook toward the men and athletic — activities which made him famous Some years ago a "converted" sports columnist name of Paul Gallic° wrote an expose of allthings athletic called "Farewell to Sports" Mr Gallic° blasted tennis women's golf—in ire fact according to Mr G sports world was wrong phoney and inhabited by Mongolian idiots - Cut Don Strkh--wal!Special to The Tribune was as BOISE—Don Erickson Dick Johnson's shaky as a cane field In a high Bill Dougan and Tribe Defeats Sports lost a tremendous booster the other day when 11Granny" Rice saw "30" penned on his life story Everyone knew of Gmtland Rice — his nine was among the Titans of his profession "Granny" was one of the last survivors of the Golden Age of Sports and his typewriter may have beest as responsible at any one instrument in the dramatizing of this period of Dempsey e T6 '''Töoight' ' - July Si 1" e thig0i'7r40:f 61 ! 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