Show y 14 THE SALT LAKE THIBUK §ERYEsl and WEDNESDAY HORNING AUGUST 2 1933 DIXON BROTHERS OPPOSE DOEG M’MURTRY Salt Lake Event asRes Long Distance Swimmers Primed for Annual Great rimiiwicjHniitwaifwainttPtitiMttwnittimnitiHntniiniii Inlermounlain Climax After the Utah Ute tournament With Mel Prang of Seattle providing the firework many tennia follower expected the Intermountain event to be aomething of an anticlimax Anything bjjtl Neteoly la the Freed arganeat likely to be eanclaalvely far this aeaaas bet the appearasee af three itel-U- r CaUfaraiasa ta aay nathlng a( the pawerfel Colorado adda all aorta af ealar— and all aorta af aacerUInty— to the eeaipetitloa YounJ Leonard Patterson ranked No 10 among the juniora in the United State and with Gerald Phipps placed fourth in junior doubles is a sens tional player who attracted great FAVORED IN WILL TEST Dlxen-Gelleche- LONG GRIND WESTSMITH act-tle- d Patterson Looks Davis Cuppers Offer No Alibi for Defeat KEN LAMONT STRATFORD Maurine Wilhrlmsen Heads Feminine Contestants Finish at Black Rock Good Sutton Captures Thriller From McMurtry By BOB GOODELL Competition constantly grows keener in the inlermountaln tennis tournament snd Wednesday’s schedule In men's singles and doubles ‘offers Some sensational features for the fans who journey to the Salt Lake Tennia efub courts st Forest Dale Perhaps the outstanding attraction i the quarterfinal doubles engagement between Fred and Don Dixon of Provo and the invading pair of Billy Doeg-JacMcMurtry Doeg a brilliant doubles player teams splendidly with McMurtry Denver junior and the pair may make serious trouble for the Dixons who are planning a comeback to regain the intermountain doubles crown The match will be over the three out of five let route and starts at 3 o'clock Ross Sutton and Bill Woodardf Salt Lakers will vie with Leonard California youngster and Allen Phipps of Denver in what looks like another great tussle Ceaster to Receive Test Frank Westsmith' 2 o'clock match with Bill Stratford R M C western division collegiate champion for two seasons should be Interesting' West-smitIs reted a a title contender but Stratford’s peculiar ajyle should man something giva the to think ebout Buck Dixon seeded No 1 In singles opposes Overton Pratt strong Denver player in another singles feature while Tom Harper Denver university ace will be tested fn his match with the steady Paul Holt 'of Provo Women’s singles get under way with three matches scheduled Including an appearance of Miss Elizabeth Anselm of Los Angeles the one strong contender from outside Utah for feminine honors in this tournament Eleven women entered this phase of the tourney and four wert honored In the draw as follows: Ruth Crew No 1 Miss Anselm No 2 Edith Von- - HsdelnrNo 8 Roselle Christen--- Britons Were ‘Just Too Good’ Vines Ready to Listen to Professional Offer 7 f - By EDWARD J NEIL Aug 1 (AP) — Amid assertions that the best team had won and there were no alibis to offer America’s Davis cup forces came home today but there was muttering here and there and a hint or two of conflicting opinions as to the causes back of Britain’s conquest in the interzone final round Facing a barrage £f expert opinion! and the French- - attitude that NEW YORK 'LsptllFCS ' Nine long distance swimmers inwere and American cluding one woman are in readiness for the crucial matchc for Wednesday's annual Great Salt of the annual international' trophy lake swim snd It is highly probable play Bernon S Prentice captain ot that three or four more contestants the quad issued a blanket denial event Of course we are disappointed will enter the to return without the cup” he said MAGNA— A B Elder won the Julv st assemble will swimmers The Frank Westsmith Ace a prepared statement issued as leg of the directoiY cup tournament Rock at 1 o’clock Wednesday in Black the coasted the liner ' Frank Westsmith Los Angele muup bay at the Utah Copper Golf club by deOlympic Boats provided by Ir from quarantine and Ellsworth Vines afternoon and 5 m this Into feating J W Ridd 5 who star ‘‘happened just nicipal Dern will take the contestants to the and John Van Ryn and George Lott final of the tournament Bv reamatch town" is as tough as the toughest Hi starling point about five miles from victorious doubles team stood around son of his victory in the July match powerful backhand shot is worth goshore and the race will get under and faced their questioner Elder will play Jack Robbins in th£ ing a long distance to ee and specu wav at 2 o'clock finishing about 5 first round of the finals Robbins havHave N Exeases lation is rife regarding hi likely quarof east m beach at Sunset p just ing won the May leg W S Hook will terfinal match with Mel Gallacher excuses to offer have “We ho only Rock Black m Seeded No 2 in the tournament of the highest praise for a great Brit- meet the lyinner of the August leg chairman Cannon Munn Dr Q the otherfirst round match Although Billy Doeg brother of the A A Uswinaniing ish team led by Fred Perry and Intermountain the In the semifinal round of the Julv e national champion Johnny committee is m charge of arrange- Henry Austin at their best with their defeated H C Jones 4 and is not expected to surmount the hurdle A A U games perfectly adapted to a slow leg Elder ments event' and the under is Ridd won from A C Ensign presented by Patterson he too is a surface a team which played 4 1and court t auspices 2 and 4 colorful performer He hits the ball Miss Maurine Wilhelmsen who was through a rigorous schedule demandThe qualifying dates for the August with terrific speed and on the court the- only woman to finish the Great ed in the European zone through the of the directors’ cup are from the be looks much like Johnny whom Salt lake swim' from Antelope island Wimbledon championships a victory leg 1 to 8 inclusive Utah fans remember as a junior playis a certain feminine con- over a strong Australian team before last year Howard Ridge Utah Copper pro er when he captured the Utah state testants She has been training for the meeting us and then going on to de- announces the first of a series of "insingles crown by defeating Mel in the challenge round— and France some tirtie event feat for by judging others terest to be held on the tournaments” Earle Peirce and a few set In com1932 strenuous a of time continuous period her excellent may local course the first of AuFew tenraamenU have been starting ef-- ’ the that withstand a will up' mark petition 15 as the final date' The first major casualty of the Utah played with as much deabt preThe erlglnal dates for the Utah forts of women swimmers for some ’We congratulate the new holders gust with August initial In "picking the winner” eaddie championship was marked up women’s golf championship tour- - years to come of the cup a fine effort has been for turning in scores on the ’ vailing match The rules governing these tourDixon Gallacher Freed ratter nament to 14 the be will won who II Miss Zilla August rewarded” as Swonson before Layton fell Tuesday signally Harry naments are 36 holes medal play with sen Westsmtth and Milsteln all retained for the event It was anwomen’s bicycle race at Liberty park There was nothing gloomy about Jack Kingsley 2 up in the feature first bav their supporters— and every handicaps applying There will be two H Miss Mrs nounced Van last also J team the doubles and Tuesday by Lott compete may Sunday Ryn for each tournament with low round match at Bonneville Swonson one of ’em haageed reasons! ' Evans president A proposal t Layton is an experienced swimmer that scored the United States lone vie prizes led the medal parsde the day before final match and diver and if she enter may give tory as both Allison and Vines went net score receiving a club and a low play the ' Utahns who took part ln’the recent score receiving three balls These but fell before the onslought of the either Saturday er Sunday rather Miss Wilhelmsen serious competition down to defeat in singles to both gross - Colorado tournament have returned tournaments are slated to be held at as than first scheduled women’ the Friday for Their Austin and attitude prize San Don Perry Budge Country club bag toter who played high in their praise of was abandoned when arrangeKen Lamont former Granite high seemed to be that they bad done intervals of two weeks for the rest of Francisco youngster who romped off ments for playing time on the school backstroke and free style sen- their part and that there was no need the season steady golf to win event state Centennial with the Russ Swonson runnerup to Ken Country club coarse were found sation head the list of men who Te for further discussion TUMBLERS GIVE fROGRAM Budge la reported to be extremely to be Impossible The Pioneer tumbling team will prrsrnt announced as certain to participate Shell for the title last year came Vines Net Enthusiastic on bis ground strokes his only The special board ef program at Lagoon on Thursof tha directors is another strong Arthur Tussenbrook 7 p m at tha request of the Dahish weakness appearing to be at the net nearly passing from the tournament But Vines frankly said some of the day at from women's state association will contender with George C along of Utah and Idaho lodge are tans coast talking Already meet Sunday to appoint commitpicture He uncorked a fine uphill Morris University of Utah swimmer edge had gone from his interest in The member of the team are JftJ Budge as a coming ‘national chamhe thought he and Davis that Greer Mac Greer Albert Thyrl cup tees and play chamthe draft for to Howard Wilhelmsen plans Carl however his Bailey match fight of the square men- Rogers Kenneth Westerman Jack Smith Allison were pion and from thp reports and with pionship Schober play on Walter Carlos senQuinn Byron Engar Ramos Jack ScoH Ray Thomas the eighteenth Sterling Beehive state stars he is a real tlorace Brill Harold RobDan Startin are certain entrants ac- tally if not physically" by their long Grant' Husbands green and then birdied the nineteenth sation His victory over Jack Tidball Williams and Drlhert Draper inson Australia last winter tour Ralph through to pass safely into the second round cording to Dr Cannon Garland Puiey is the team's director intercollegiate champion Davis should committee the that cup Ken of Utah adAlfred Plume Shell University defending champion thing of a classic players’ wives to star also may enter the long swim have permitted theabroad vanced easily with an 8 and 6 victory TidbalTs powerful service was a and that he them accompany not definite over made had he Howard although jccm-BioCampbell Sonny Ridge mot potent weaporu Aces tre consider an offer to turn pro mother tournament favorite got by' etr thr matter iate Tuesday would occurences with this fellow If he enters he will be rated on a par fessional Leonard Patterson above of handily by taking the measure of Stan Incidentally Dave Freed played ‘I haven’t signed anything as far Two' Garfield swim3 in a well playea 4 Anderson with Lamont and Lo In tear in looked Colored like tennis an the Angelea great wjfnhriea clwtag Wf-Dud Gray as professional tennis is concerned” McDonald Kocher-han- s and Bud mers match Gibbons Rollo John munents and all the Intermean Tuestermountain title contender at g o'clock also may be on hand- - McDonald took he said “but I’d certainly consider and Rex Archibald- - others figV tain title contenders are watching Bill A small admission ‘charge will be day when he eliminated it if there was enough money la It as ured the title contenders for part in the event several years ago If strong him closely At Colorado Springs made for Salt Lake star In won safely Shell and Archibald meet matches ac- Woodardanybody mentioned $50000 to me Orson Spencer winner In 1931 and Patterson nosed him eat after he ' cording to Wednesday’ Harvey Hansen tourna- straight sets One of the Ration’s Wednesday in the second round fea1932 is absent from the city and will I'd have to stop and think hard about ? had secured a match peintf In ment manager it Wouldn't you?” best Juniors Patterson has a bril ture not defend his honors this season Denver Freed trimmed Gal Rosa Sutton talented Salt Lake We were in good condition" Vines TUESDAY'S RESULTS The new Saltair highway goes di lacker who had previously sen netman won the feature match of lfant array of strokes that ahould Chsmslenshl Fllsht rectly past Sunset beach and a good continued “but the Englishmen were geared Patterson and then went Tuesday’s play when he nosed out take him far in the present tour- 1 Jack Kinetic deleatad Harr Cwoneon Bonneville I wasn’t playing as crowd is expected to be on hand just too good nament up Plays Fort in sized on t Fores Tidball to five seta In Jack as I have played by a long shot Denver well star finish Jack Bowman defeated Mika Honan I swimmers McMurtry to see junior the tbi lealfiiuUt 367-86-and 1 The slow French courts and the slow Match Thursday John Orulllan defeated Fleldln Steveni Freed's recent play has stamped him ball killed our speed But what are Woodard to Bows Coaettr I 4 and tournon the to second as in present Paul Avaaon defeeted Roth Blthel l you going to do when an opponent Post Course on nament and it is certain that he has Patteraon Loa Angeles junior ph up 30 hole makes just one error against you In nom lived up to his advance notices Rollo Gibbons defeated Bunn Harmond an excellent chance of victory two sets? That's what Austin did f and I as a strong title contender when he Watt Johnson defeated 8tan Milner l when he played me” WOMEN'S OOLF LEAGUE Bill defeated Woodard I Salt strong Meet and I That Municipal W L Pet Ft Opi Britons Tee Good Ken Hamer defeated Bob Bdhofleld Lake player by scores of Pat1 Forest Dale 0 1 004 1305 316 I GARFIELD— Arthur Barton won and i 3 3 100 1M 4 436 Countrv club The popularity of tennis was never terson took things comparatively easy From where I was standing and 1 in John Schosen defeated 3 3 77 the 500 43 Bun Bonneville Kocherhinj the championship singles in recent better emphasized than the field S and 4 was fairly close” said Allison whim63 5 M ft although Woodard was playing ex 3 3 400 Fort Doutltt tor tennis tournament held on the Rues Swonson defeated Sterling Quinn Nibley park 36 3 1336 000 6 b municipal tournament sponsored by celldnt tennia and when the coast ace sically "I’d say that Perry and AusJack courts Garfield holes up is defeating by The the city recreation department bore down he looked like a cham Three-Wa- y tin were just playing too well” Drog defeated Morrta Reese 7 and I the final in Battle Tamday'a Murphy Top Foul enthusiastic manner in which more pion Dick Iverson defeated Grant Steveni t Vines whose injured ankle is now Country Club 36 6 Ntbley park 3 5 Barton and Oswald Wilde won the and 4 than 1000 players battled through 12 Sutton and McMurtry staged an inagreed with Mur- completely recovered Paul Heller defeated Jack Porter 4 gnd 1 doubles Jack Honors Wasatch in senior defeating by lebedola of kind Thinday’s competiof hottest the days teresting battle Hitting the ball hard Howard Ridge defeated Stan Anderson Captain Prentice and the rest of the Bonnevtlleat Fort Dourtaa 6 a m phy and H Johnson 4 and S tion was ample proof of the Interest and accurately the Denver youngster team That the United States chances defeated Ken Temple 7 end i Following are the results of the tRexFoots Loop Continues that prevailed in Salt Lake raced through the first set dropping vicWith a parade of three-poin- t Archibald defeated Ken Stahl I matches leading to the finals: Seniors of winning the cup next year were Nor wa the caliber of tennia any- only three games and he gained a 1 and improved through England’s victory tories only twice interrupted the —Singles Barton defeated Stan Ken Shell defeated Bonn lead In the second cento Here thing to be sneezed at Wally Pin Campbell I Carl Dean wonlrom and the shifting of the scene of the team and I club women’ golf Country borough and Lon Sperry captured Sutton put on pressure and with Fleet Pllaht Fraser by default Victor Kemp challenge round from the Roland the men' double a (ten a really ex- some excellent passing shots and Vick Rideout defeated Kerb Slmmona gained on the leading Forest Dale Van won from P H Ensign by default and Garros clay courts to the grass sur1 up 19 holet ceptional match with Mont Carlaton strong net game deuced the count overan Jack Swonton defeated Data AneeU 1 teajn Tuesday by winning Jack Murphy won from James Ed- face of Wimbledon similar to those that fame and won out on the twelfth game vand Jack Morris--a- nd UP over Second rounds matches to which American players areac wards whelming victory Nibley park set to a Bob Talor defeeted Bob Rapp 1 u Sutton gained a lead in the decidBilly Doeg Sperry battled Ths Itfl hand cron section shows ths and customed here Dean defeated —Barton Ra 26 3 G 1 to Mr defeated the Johnaon tournament in F Kimball Vala Hayes In their Intermountain ing set as McMurtry grew wilder and Vines plans to rest until the douup defeated Keti)P Murphy match Tueadayl sixth position for Nibley was the only In the doubles "doughnut" type big balloon The rlrn although tha Denverite showed a Ra Lambert defeated Y bles next N at plav Rye starting Murphy and Johnson week He will I ynd I TmSir's Unall flash of power to take two games ir Is narrow end the tread much wider— muny player to break through tor advanced on defaults with Keith Gled-hilin the Tom Champnejt defeated Wea Wales pair upper 1 Ogden and Logan are planning a row Sutton broke his delivery and Red snd Whits 1 Stadium 1 in the double victory taking an interesting match bracket while in the lower bracket He will play sin- merely en enlarged and I "regular balloon" aomething f n eemebeck In Utah then won hia own handily to end the Max Wlmmer defeated Warren Thlide from Mrs E F Dreyfous to win three Wednesday's Schedule defeated Mantle gles at Newport before the national The right hand section shows the and tennia For the past few years Kemp Wasatch ye Red snd White Community I and 1 Ahlquist team battle F her Mrs Baman for J points Allison will vacation m championship Scanlon Bnider defeated Hansen 0 I twins Bill first round Orant in the Worlt and Dean up in No 8 Salt Lake and Prove have had Oscar Carlson handed the dope Firemen ve No 1 position halved a nine with in Maine Lott and Van Ryn have p m II boles design Built like bridge almeet exclusive right t first bucket a Second Fllabt Ue Kan £ovlinr kick when he took Bprr Mrs Bert Twelves for Nibley's other and Barton and Wilde defeated Ahl no definite plan hearty —wide et the base (rim) Mo "Biedtum VaTBurerhouM did and which situation P Rov Lambert detested BUI — clam tennia— I Kemp Komi 1 half quist Upering to a the measure of Holman Waters hard- Austin Peacock Herver point up It holes net prevail before that time esrrow ing Led by Mrs J H Evans whose This is the first tournament to be A Larsen defeated Jack Rldd 1 up hitting young Salt Laker In straight stability end local courts on and created In has held the developed sets Logan particular Red & White further tightened up 4 D Schofield detested Kayo Suomon medal score of 90 was the best for the (4 Both sets were safety Impossible with narrow rim lo- of the a deal and I interest some great tennis players and it the contested with the giant veteran hotly among great play- - the Wasatch league race by defeating Renr Otto defeated Tomm ' Ivans 4 match the other Country club women ca r p "doughnut" typ tires Jumbo’s narayeri' present "revival” continues undoubt-Stadium 7 to 1 behind the four-hi- t and I (Oontlnufd on Fa SIxtMnl swept through decisively Mrs Evans The others forth it will row treed— no wider than regular bal1 Tom defeated Henr Pries bring Otto up edly of Kener The Stadium team led Mrs Norman E Mork throughout' hurling WEDNESDAY’S 8CHRDULE two cities staged a Knight cup fracas of loons— makas match In the No 1 position Mrs their hid the hooks difficulty solving stcaring ttsy— elimiFiirht the other day Ogden winning after In the qualifying round of the nates the Red St White hurler who coasted Klngelev Chanalenihlp ve Bowman Orulllan ve Ava- Irving Reed also played nice golf in low sidtiway end shimmy power women directors’ for ve spirited matches and Pardo cup play 2 Kocher-hens winning the No Johnion Hamer ve cup battle from Mrs August leg through in good style Bunched hits lon Gibbons - for the R Sanmaon ve Dros Iverson ve Heljuniora also la planned in the at the Country club Tuesday Miss Lit Ray L Smith coupled with omg spotty fielding ler Rldga va Foote Archibald ve Shell ai Demonstrate how Jumbot Beer future a score of had Rosenblatt Esther of be will A match played Thursday kept Shepherd in trouble most Ctaeelatlaa — 78 Mis Thomp- will make YOUK car tafer rid the way This wa Shepherd's third R Swonson va RonanF!lgh4 Hildegarde ve at Fort Douglas between the Bonne Steveni F 1 WV-i ' Hew thee janler d devetepK UP) N’Y SOUTHAMPTON in I Aug CLEVELAND' Aug ve Milner Bob Bchofleld ville and Fort Blthel to tie for Douglas teams that hu —The rnks of the seeded contingent son marked up hotter and coat leas to run : Grant Evane Gen Eardlcy Dick definite suspension of Oral Hilde- contest in three days having burled vs Bun Havmond Schofield Quinn vs Reese Q Biehonor nne ve Porter Anderson vs Tample Btabl a distinct bearing on third place in in the Meadow dub’ forty-thiran- top Dennien Dan Freed Bed Baleigh brand brilliant young- - righthanded a doubleheader last Sunday ' comto The matches for be Bonneville ve the M pairings of Aldous' catch hu brilliant Shepleague standing Campbell invitation tennis tournament held —every on of them era doing pitcher of the Cleveland Indians by herd’s Fab4 one less match than the Post nual by Friday H foul fly In ths sixth Inning Rideout ve J Fleet Inc firm today aa favorites filled all eight pleted etellar work in the Intermeentain Swonson Taylor ve John-io- n playfid Manager Welter Johnson wa anMi Rosenblatt play Mrs Irving 22 is team and in the behind of the ve points point Lambert Wlmmer gem fielding d ay Ray '4 alder l round tournament with Cherapneys in quarter-finathe Cleveland the nounced against playing places tonight by k ve Hansen Mr Mrs Lee Weinstock score Jack Bonneville Should m the total bye Formerly mere experienced performers set victories Plain Dealer Seesad Fllabt AKO A BHOA H Evans bye Mrs E F Dreyteam win a large majority of its straight 4 9 3 4 Otultonrf Ro Lambert ve Larsen D Schofield ve There will be a lack ef star The only extra set match of the day J Hildebrand's suspension was or- BUchofftr I East Benchers O Gurdntr if the be fous plays Mrs J A Twelves Miss The E L Butler Tire Co would Randall rt points Fries j j in came the round where first Jack players In Utah daring the years dered as disciplinary action shortly PoraMt f3b I IJiTutMf S atrial Pllrtt i Mr Frank Whitip a very favorable poaition for the 5 East Broadway to camel of Los Angeles a late arrival Thompson plays 4 11 0 Lloyd tti before today's game at St Louis when Aldgtig-lKorns ve Rldd K Swonson ve Evens Mrs balance of the aeason Its three re- Tidball st If York worthW H Morris Rosenblatt bye Elmer New Was of Phone ' 4 $ 1 9 Batfa the manager and the hurler exchanged Shilton Griffin conquered Butler Brown Mrs on Halloran Sweet matches its Mrs are home bye maining interTidball the new hot words in the clubhouse over a ntnoilb S I 1 I M ShepherdIb 1 course against the Country club ForSoules bye Horr 4 went on to then 110 f $100 fine which Johnson imposed on Lovptto collegiate champion est Dale and Nibley park Shepherd p 1 Ktntrp Wilmer Hines of Columbia the player yesterday 1 Ullvtacf The Bonny lineup is at its full eliminate S C to the second round At that time Hildebrand had just Mtas with the return of strength again 37 13 It 131 Totals 334311 Total the Californian into forced the winning St' Louts run Red Accompanying 1 003 331- b--1 No end While to Ruth the Wretberg captain -- i the round ot eight were Sidney Wood across the plate by issuing a walk to Stadium 001 OOO A proarem of tournaments for the reert an of after absence several position Errors— Aldoue Tuttle M Itlon centers hu been arraneed by tha Lin Storti when Johnson strode from Summery 3 Lovett champion and weeks She will oppose Mrs L S defendingFrank Stolen F Shepherd Shepherd and Mies Charlotte Stewart Shields seeded No 2 bench to the center of the infield beees— e player Aldoui Sacrifice Instructors Tiano Forebers of ace Packman the Poet team of recreation The municipal lupervieos PORTLAND Ore Aug 1 UPy-- It tnd wsved the pitcher out Johnson hlta— Horr Gardner Threa-ba- a hits— Gregory S Margin No 3 Frankie ncor The Country tennte with the beeen proarem — cliywlde Shelton hill Lloyd took a local boy to show the way in refused Hildebrand's request to con- Brownt Lovett NIBLEY PARK COUNTRY CLUB Parker No 4 Dick Murphy of Utica com which wee auccesefull Rune reeponstbla tor — Kener tournament Mrs N E Mork IMrt J H Ivans I N Y: John McDiarmid Fort Worth plettd Sunday the first half of the qualifying round tinue in the game end the pitcher Shepherd 4 Strurk aut— Kener 1 k L Smith Mrs I O Reed R Mrs I follows Tha proarem boa‘ 3 4 be'le— on ShepKener Basel of the national public links golf tour- hurled the resin bag to the ground In and Bryan Grant of Atlanta W Jenntnie I IMre M H Soules I Auinst 3 1 end 4— Horseshoes ol Lib- Mrs herd 3 Peeecrl ball— Horr Umpires — Lid 4 IMra J Weinetock 3 ' Mies June Bond nament today— Tab Boyer s Portland disgust erty perk dell ahd Don Scorer— McCarty 0 IMre E H Setback S D Miller Mrs — at nark Rendbelt Libert Aufust favorite cracking par wide open with Mrs G F Here I IMra E F Drevtous t Jordan Jeckeon and Central Mrs J Watson a dealing 68 four under perfect figt IMles E Rosenblatt I Auouat 13— Trick meet of Intermediates Mrs J F Baman a ’k Mrs B Twehev 3 '4 i on Beet ure hlsh tempi 0 R the end seniors tested Mrs M Rosenblatt I Ivans and Robert L Plxton are tn cherts Uncon All the other 164 competitors with IMles H Thmpson I Uncontested ef tha meet of of Robert Tomet the exception August 17 II and II—Baseball tourna3114 Total J'l Total ment Long Beach Cal Bob Hofer of Park-ros- e Ausuat 31 — Mena iwhnmtne meet end cirDousles-BoOre end Charles Ferrers of San of Fort Thuridora Lineup cus Ralph Bark men Charles Welch Jr matchFrancisco struggled In vain to keep up end Farley O Devil are members of the incvll'e FORT DOUGLAS BOHNEVIILB committee tn cherts with the “old man” ol the course S L Mrs Packman vteMIe R Wretbere September 4— “TumbUn Clreue” ot C- Allen vs E E Finch MONTREAL Quebec Aar 1 Mrs Boyer gained the Inside track tor TIP-TQ- P Gardena it p tn bv Jackson Victor Mr R O Peercs vs MrsMrsH PO a ride la (ef)— Off aa a medal honors in the final 18 holes toand Jordan Tha committee tn cherts In Mrs R T Stewart vs Mrs A L Brennekl Glntlrup D oitidaa Fairbanks Phil Baker R and ef prise money totaling D Morrlasvs morrow when he led the field by thipe ‘ C E Foley T Mr Mrs quest “ lrla’ — An "alt will be liven Mre H E Waldron vs proarem I W Mra Prone t 9 contenders in the $25009 strokes at tha Water Theater Nlblev perk on1 Mrs R A Waistsfl vs Mrs 8 Hushes season and to reestablish sage Autust 11 under the direction ot Until Taz rode bom on the wings With a view to providing a 'bet-lnebicycle race get away va Mra C M Lint Mrs J J Dowell Duets Violet Walker Gloria Martin va ter L Mre C of F Johnson hens Mre in future chicken as a source of sport' J last night of seven birdies Hofer a Portland supply sage end Myrth Harvey A water peeeent will Uiu LaVon Crane vs — Mra D Thompson Williams atata route comfish will carry them the and The was for hero of the Cook added that the outlook gam the year suburb resident be alien b the atrip on Auauet 31 under round but he slipped farther out of mission Tuesday announced that there a pheasant (hooting season in Novem- the direction of Merstret Pritchard DoroCAMP DELANO WINS through meay cities and towns in BFAVER— In a closelv contested earn at Taylor and Grice Kimball the United States and Canada the picture as the late cards went Up will be no open aeason in Uth this ber wu excellent with an increased thy"Aouatte week" Aueuat 31 to 31 will Delano camp the Minerevllte bell club number otebek pheasant on the big score board Tomes sailing year ' and will Include vlslte to a CenThe wa- conclude the animmlnl aaaon A water the lost lo the C C C team In t drlvini rolo “While the state needs the money ter foWl season will probably be of r4e anrt'exmMtiona In with a 71 and Fertury af Progress at Chicago and that would be derived from shooting 60 days’ duration said Cook the Canadian national exhibition rara with a regulation 71 will a eiod Hcenses” said Newell B Cook atate Chicken shooting in Idaho will b UI 34 announce Mill Stewart at Toronto CUBS RECALL PITCHER fish and game commissioner “we be- permitted from August 10 to 23 The riders first made 250 Ups ASSOCIATION AMreiUAN —Leroy lieve it be for the best interest LOS ANGELES Aug 1 of in Lincoln county where the around the ball park a dletsnes Tee4a‘s keeolte Herrmann one of the mainstays of the all concerned If there ia a closed 1 S at St miles snd then set eat for 8‘ Raul Milwaukee 3 open season is from August I to 314 Ivm Angeles "pitching staff was rethi year The protection St Gabriel de Brandon 40 miles I Indiana Mila 4' Raneea ettS I urrm iTniUrAtuiumaa 38s£3 — tailed by the Chicago Cubs today to a better lupptjrfortond continue to AugusTU serve provide away and the end ef the first lap i Tuesday He hit the ball hard using a quick wrist flip on hi western forehand that send the ball spinning across the net at terrific speed He will be bard to stop One-tim- over-traine- July Leg Honor At Copper Club 2 WOMEN KEEP SAME DATES FOR TOURNEY h a “over-tennise- COUNTRY CLUB WOMENDEFEAT Sy ‘ d NIBLETS TEAM - ’ ’ Return 3 - Barton Wilde Win Net Titles RED AND WHITE 9--7 TRIMS STADIUM 8-- 3 1 for 6-- 2 4-- 1 0 8--7 2 4-- 1 2 '6-- 4 1 2 6-- 6-- 1 ’ 6-- 1 t 6--1 6-- At - treedr-provid- Two Tie for Top t-- Indians9 Favorites Hold Net Meet Places Pilot BarsTIildebraiul Country Club 105-17 An 8 d Spencer Brown - - t flw fat If Portland Man Leads Public Links Tourney 209-1- 1342-33- Recreation Heads Arrange Meets 11-- 9 6-- 4 d Twe-ba- 1 Bhep-her- STATE PROTECTS SAGE HENS No Open Season in 1933 Ruling n - PHEASANT OUTLOOK —r — Ho-t- le BIKE RIDERS SET OFF ON LONG GRIND - T 4sve-mll- I Mar-ar- et USEetho malt that is made in the biggest brewery in the world Use MALT sea-sor- t' wilWyoroing’a-sea$on--heitoAAug- -- - X- - " |