| Show r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 15 1933 7 B - FOLEYTLAYS COVEY FOR 0PF3AMATCH CHAMPIONSHIP MAJOR LOOP REVIVED BY Reds Capture Annual Chosen Prexy NIBLEYPARK OOHffiPim: Veteran Wins Easily Harmon Loses“2and I —PDiADEETS Tilt-jat-Ffc-Dougl- as Fear eatstuidlng tea me of the etty’e best bewlert will Swing into action in the reorganised Salt Lake Major Bowling leagno Monday evening at the eem-pos- Winners of Tournaments Held Throughout Season Awarded Prizes j Final Score of Team Match 64 to 48 1934 LEADERS Ace alleys Western 1932 Blues Capture Annual Team Match by Score of 53 to 45 The Reds captured the annual team match at the Fort Douglas A total golf course Saturday triumphing over the Blues 64 to 48 which was culminated of 86 golfers took part in the competition se with the annual dinner held in the club-hou- The victorious crew was captained! by Major H L Taylor P H Hutch- inson was the leader of the Blues Sidney Fuld and G L EUerbeck tied for the high cross 'prizewith 118s The low net honor was won by O L Robertson and B L Wood captured the putting prize using 28 putts course to tour the Following is a list qf the tournament winners who were awarded prizes after the banquet: Directors’ cup—May F J Tolland June W R Granville: July Major H L Taylor August B L Wood Major Taylor grand finals TD Morris club champion C J Bosworth first flight winto ner Dr W R Worley runner-uMorris I BUIES REDS IR A WatK I Earl Weller 1 W E Lrman Uale Smith 1 L U Cummings ” Jlf H Hall " f Al Emery wu elected president ot the Nibley Park " Golf association "at the annuaF Red and Blue banquet held at the muny course clubhouse Saturday evening Leo Leaver is the new vice president and Jack Purdie was chosen secretary-treasurThe new board of directors consists of Jack Cook Jim Terry Hack Owen ' Gus Anderson and Ai Un vorth The retiring president was Jack GARFIELD— A packed house witCook who guided the park through nessed the opening smoker card ot one of the most successful seasons it the year at the Utah Copper club Fri has ever enjoyed He declined the day Every available seat was taken nomination for the presidency for the and aeveral hundred stood during the three-hou- r 1934 season program that featured some excellent boxing and wrestling The annual Red and Blue match was won by the Blues The final score events was 53 to 45 In the headline bout of the wresOtto Hrr Cook was toastmaster at the bantling card Ira Dem disposed of Bill P B Crltchlow AI was wh chosen presiEmery Thornton after 20 minutes of wresquet Among the speakers were dent of the Nibley Park Golf associa- knDvEim”::: Commissioner Harry L Finch Hamil3kpUIjSorman" n tling with his famous “airplane spin' Frank Foiling at Bed annual and Blue tion the tm n Dlt i ton G Park "the Senator from Sand “ 1 hold The fallen grappler hit with Theo Howeo SljS Sheet dinner Saturday evening such force that he was unable to pit” and Jim Terry of 1 R O Weetman 3 return the prize winr3r ¥: Rob" Thornton was still groggy Following is a list 0 g- - BMkBv::: some time after the match A ners: May leg Jack Cook June Chub O Boo astro J? V” ' defeated Leatherson Sam Bob Utter July Ernie Fallentine August B Porter Jr Y Leslie Squires Burns with a hook neck scissors in t? Meyer Bill Purdie grand finals Bill Purdie O H P Kirtlv pr 18 minutes This was the best wrespresident’s trophy Bill Purdie seciOlw P- FUkUitui K Krsms Crowder ond place Chub Utter third place tling bout ot the evening both boys W W Culver 5 L K Nicholson Ed Geo C Bowers Art watts club championship Oh P Lmbrcht i getting a big hand at the end ot the 3! Forrest Walden Lee Wrlsht match Perry K Pier - Young Albert and Turp Taylor disJ Forrest Lambrveht The lineups Allen JBtrlow Fox I BLUES REDS some fast making and breaking 1 Dr C Jensen played mdner Bqutrei! Frank Peterson 0 At Unawprth 3' A" W Kshn of holds In thel BERKELEY Cal Oct 14 OT— MaxNvJ!ri'PllT time limit 1 Ken Garrett Al Emery 0 Ottenheimer McBride I ohsplln draw bout Ernie Caddock ot Ogden 2 Jack Cook Jack Purdia Floyd Blower ot Santa Ana F Ruaaell Harbek l'Cr r Ray Campb Bill Purdia 3 Rlaer won from Jack O’Hara in the opening A M Hansen t sophomore halfback of the 1 Hal Suaden Jim Terry 3 Helton match of the program j B Cstleton 1 University of California football Swenaon Ward Thorp J Bosworth (Starr fCharles Wardrup 3 Jack Hendrick M W Fillmore ot Garfield was the twe ribs Dee Anderson broken team auffered Fuld A Prke I Sidney 2‘P j “ T Her bath Paul Ownby Leo Leaver OP B Btepheaa referee in the wrestling events and s braised kidney in today’s W I Jerry Hendereon Joe Gavin H Jone 00 On the boxing card Julian Mon 1 Georae W Daw 91 B R Calltster game between California and the R King Evsni 0 Joe Thortneaa 0 toya and Max Mellon bought a fast JH Ry d&lch I William McCrea San Francisco IR Smith Olympic club CSld Harmon Cromar Gibson R G Fray draw The bout was well S Come Aamus physicians said tonight Stan Anderaon R Chtterton S A Roberts 8 P Fallentine received by the fans who enjoyed Blower who burst into the footC Johnson Ray Smith L W Clayton Owen " Hack Ed Perry H Hutchsn (0) arlor (0) manner in which the the ball spotlight by scoring and eon-- ” DonL Barber B Erlckaon 1 A A H Smith F Braxton j Al Peters Anderaon E Anderaon 1 boys went at each other fO verting the touchdown which G L EUerbeck B P Manley I Jim Hay won a judges’ decision over Marvin Clyde Munn win over Dr K W Merrill R L Folsom gave California a Gua'An’duwn iul 1 Vern Dalton 1 D A Jones Wood William Dr St Mary’s last Saturday will be Ool Edwin Butcher 3 Col A F Danmillr 0 Throckmorton ot Bingham due to I L N Ha Ison F Best 1 H his persistence in keeping continually J Cook W T Sherrill Unable to play for at least three Walter Rackley Theo Blmpeon Ml 48 on top of the miner from Bingham Total Total 1 weeks they said i E W Winkler S S Poole f r Percy Jensen E Crandall Harry Firpo won from Moon Mullins of Los Angeles on a decision in their ID R Mathew Ted Frets C f Ven Bavaae AmogMauiOtt engagement Billy Jack-so3 Peck P L Hart '1 Hnrrold won on a technical k 0 over L Oummlnga H Fergusem C ? Lonnie Harmon B1U Mears Glen Madill when the latter’s seconds 0 1 Harry Nell George Carter threw in the towel at the end of the Hunter Walter 8 Rodaera second round Duane Anderson and F Holmes B Erickson A H Smith Vaughn Snow stole the show for acE Bohllng J S Lockheard 1 1 Art Watts tion when they threw gloves furiousT W Mackey 1 M Louif Ed Floyd Utter ly for four rounds Two tired boys J A H Smith John Miller ::::j were awarded a draw at the end Ben Beverldg Scott Cast ’ J Brown A Bojrde Scotty Clyde Dean and Jack Murphy fought 1 Bill Jennlnga SeaEastern four rounds to a draw on Griffs’ Young Pilot Wins Tendency 4? Total K Maynard Nielsen ot Hunter was the Total board 1$ Toward Morel third man in the rjng during the box Respect of Players for st 12-1- Id champions By PHIL McLEESE A short rest on the little knoll on No 8 at Bonneville — the first of the day— followed by a hooked drive— also the first of the day— by Sid Harmon Saturday gave Owen Covey Country club amateur a brilliant 2 and I yictory over the Nibley park pro and won for the victor the right tq meet Charles Foley for the championship of the Utah state open match play tournament Foley had llttla difficulty In defeating Harry Swonaon one ofiheJBonny caddies 12 and 10 in the other semifinal encounter Both ‘matches went over the route Final Tilt Snnday Weiss and Kirk’s Hard Shop aro the contending team Charlca Fehr who led the leagno In the spring of 1932 captains the Opts B H 8chetUer heads Barnett A Weiss) Jack Bnrt and Bill Daffy arc among the while C start ot Streator-Smlt- h J Butts and Ray Gerber aro big - gone on Kirk's team— Program Pleases Parson Reserve Overflow House Outfit Wallops East ‘B’ 33 to ' mmmmmmmmrnmmmm Barnett Streator-Smlt- h Cutters W A A C Rossella Hechta —top those for real class if yoa can! 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Buck jl le The finals also over 36 holse will be Tield Sunday at the municipal course The first 18 holes will be held in the morning beginning at 10 a m and the second 18 in the afternoon beginning at 3 p m The later timei were chosen in order that the final encounter would not interfere with the regular Sunday patrons acAn alert Parson reserve team made cording to Professional Charles Fo- In count every acorlng opportunity ley overcoming the East “B” team 33 to 2 Covey end Harmon staged one of Friday afternoon on the'East gridiron best match play bita of competithe This is the first victory for the reserve tion seen in this section of the coununder their new coachee Harry Alien try tor some time On the first 18 and Leonard Clark Sid had a and Owen a S7- -i In theffirst quarter Worlton on an 40—77 At that time Sid stood one drive and Wolfrom on a reu$ They had finished the first nine verse produced two touchdowns Gou-diall even On the second 18 Owen’s and Worlton converted 36 on toe first nine as compared with In the third quarter Williams recovSld’a 37 squared the match The ered a blocked punt in the sir on East's second nine was a bitter fight to the lute and ran for a touchdown eighth hole where Sid lost it by drivA little later Worlton went over after ing into th Canyon a pass TrythaH to Rudd had put the Covey started his match in sensa- d line Trythall ball on East’s tlonal style by winning the first end converted Toward the end - of the' second holes with birdie and a par period Simons snagged an East pass But Sid took advanrespectively and ran 60 yards for the score aix on three tage of Covey'a one-ovEast scored its safety in the last end took a par on four to Owen's period when Wheatlake was tackled four and squared toe match They behind the line alter recovering bis halved the next two holes Sid took own blocked punt No 7 with a birdie two and Covey The lineups: won eight They halved No 0 WMtmlnxter rt Urquhart Sid Geta Better r WlwatUk It Oweni The second nine of this first round li a lAnn Young saw Sid get better as he went along H Maxwell while Covey had some serious diffiWlecher Calvert rt Lloyd culty on Nos 3 and 7 Sid won two Ob Allen Schramm three and seven while Covey took Stillwell lhb Wolfram Rudd rhb Adamton five and eight 7 fb Wlrlton Hanien Then they began some unusual Score by quartert -31 l Weetmlnter golf halving th next nine holes and e 3— 1 Eait they toured them in’ par with one Touchdown— Worlton J exception No 5 where they both Point after Bill Watches Links Grow had fives Owen took No 0 with ai Wolfrom Willlami Simona touchdown — Goudle (paul Worlton (off par four to even the match again ' tackle) Trythall (dropklck) Owen wu a little short on hla apEaat— Safety From Three Holes to Subitltutlona: proach on No 1 of the final round SiWeetmlnater— Geary It William and Sid won the hole with a birdie mon rt Johnson rt Trythall qb Allen lhb Fourteen Rudd fb Ooudl four But Covey tjien took the next Urquhart r Owen e Pentalute three holes Hn drive on No 3 was tail — Hughes re Portey lhb Rebln tt to th green and he Jamlron lg Dangerfleld c Jenaen re Todd BIU the Willes will be Allred 1c professional nearly Badeer rg c Tilt lhb Hunter for birdie while Sid wu getting a rhb McOonklg ft Beebg fb Holler it Car at toe Fort "f0“u‘r“ Douglas golf course during Sid went into the rough ter ig T- the season of 1934 It was announced and then into e trap on No 3 tq getll BAIN GOVERNS HVNTINQ Dean F Brayton chair- a par while Covey was carding all Deer hunting In Oregon gtat and na- Saturday by birdie Bid was stymied on No 4 thli man ot tha club's board of director! made foresla waa tional contingent events inj Covey getting r par They each - year upon elimination of fir baaard by More k FriThe next smoker and will held 10 be Bill The diminutive Jils Determination Booting birdied No 5 Covey during the tint general rain v Sgj£ November 3 eccordlng to George yeari ot activity at tha course has on No 6to get a five while Sid had Smith chairman of the amoker com TIME FOR A RALLY a watched it grow from tore hole! to four i They halved No 7 and then mittee LOUISVILLE Ky (API— WRh a record Sid one down took his famous rest By EDWARD J NEIL By HERBERT PLUMMER of not bavin won a lnl game In two 14 Its present size on No 8' NEW YORK Sept 23 (P)— When aeasona of play the Unlveralty of Press Staff Writer Associated Bill started hi golf career in 1823 put hope In tha 1933 grid campaign the match that It developed-afteWEST POINT N Y Oct 14 (JPh-TJoe the big eastern colleges swing into WASHINGTON Sept 23- -In with a tunr coach to guide It tfoiUnle at tha fort Harmon - thought it wu Covey's caddied which in ha Army light cavalry deploying in Cronin’s year at hole in that office a of for an action watch trend play honor end wu waiting for Owen to the same formation that will go Griffith cubby there’s a Ha carried dubs for toe next two drive stadium weighty most of the coaches have quietly denext SatResult against Illinois at Cleveland Football 27 '28 entitled on as not desk discussed bis cided and have acted 26 and in book upon looking years and Foley simply shot toe urday today rode to a 52-- victory much Hie big teams are going to over the University of Delaware Jn “Power and Will"— If It had Isles caddy master In 1929 he went to Ely golf be hu all through the tournaBritish be kick kick and asked and was There'll kick Once he any the best scoring drive they have musNev as pro of toe course thera — ment and Swonson although he shot thing to do with his success as man- plenty of waiting ’em out along the tered this young football season He came back to the fort the fol- some good golf himself et times was HotNationfall pennant-winnin14 eastern this Tottenham of front the LONDON AP)— Oct t Showing a big improvement over ager their leod In th tint lowing spring as assistant to Tom Mc- outclassed don’t spur of coaches the wizard It a is als baseball The type play their first two games “the big team” division of th English Soccer lesgue today Hugh Three Up at Tarn Tha latter left for the coKt watchIt moment make dull then like a for grinned: closo a out thought when particularly yictory toe following year and Bill was given they pulled galloped up and down the field for over Portsmouth runner up on th bttn Foley finished the first nine three as muc has that book stand- ing Dull watching makes for small six touchdowns in the first two pe- "About tha pro rains which ha has held aver up and at the end of 18 ha was eight grounds Com- crowds ’A reduced OGDEN— next mean Small crowds is its title Allan won to and Farber it the ing to to sidelines the riods then retired since for the Reduced gate receipts final tilt In the El Monte golf club B1CI FAST Ireland Oct 14 (API—England up Charley had a watch the second and third stringers mercial Geography of the United gate receipt BUI holds several "youngest" laurels round defeated Ireland 0 In an international wo The score is within two mean retrenchment And retrench- director’ cup play after- oer hold Delaware and score twice more States’" 17 when ha became the Saturday before this afternoon hers match H wu only strokes of the course held It was th thlri It took Just lour plays for the Army If psychology as such has put Joe ment to make the point very clear noon by defeating Armand Thomas in crowd of 40000 persons at Ely which makes him Swonson had a pair of 89s by Foley affray of the season Scotland professional first team to send Travis Brown dash- Cronin and the Nationals where they often means lopping off the head of a beautifully played 18 hole on the International 21 now In match by beaten been pravlout having The match waa all over on No businor any of his players the coach who started the whole sporty municipal course at the mouth Ireland and Wales ing across with the first score of the are neitherIt he But in spite of his youth BIU knows of the third nine Foley taking Nos of Ogden canyon game end within five more minutes recognizes as such The only reason ness is regarded 1 3 5 end 8 GLASGOW Oct 14 (API— Hangar de- his golf thoroughly and The four leg winners played two feated they givt for their success is that "we But the way material is scouted links soccer they scored two more 0 an excellent teacher by expert In the Oasgow cup Clyde The veteran Bonny pro if 13 under! got it in our craw to win the pennant” now in the east the increase in the matches Friday and Farber defeated final today followers That ha is very popular at par for the holes played so far in schools Charles Beus 4 and 8 Thomas deand went into every game with the number of his to attested course is tha fort by LONDON Oct 14 API— Results et the meet He wu six under the first slogan "There’s no pitcher going to the steadily rising difficulties of get- feated Dallas Hess 3 and 2 Isles today many yearn ot busineas-lik- e service or same played m th Flrit DlvUIra day when two rounds were played beat us" ' ting boys who can play past the eagle The match was nip and tuck SaturEngli) members to Lung the dub given two under in the third round and United eyes of the faculties all have com- day Thomas won three out of the Artenel S Newcastle No "Second Guesses" golfers five under fop Saturday’s t Weet Bromwich Albion I Among the outstanding tort bined to force this style of play on first four boles and tied with Farber Birmingham play ' That’s Ohelsea I Mlddleebrough S watchthe under ’ club Who the on have Washington developed Everyone golfl many eastern coaches on the next two Farber got a three Everton 7 Blackburn Rover 1 PackL S Mrs are Willes of ful 1 the in manager 3 eye youthful Leleeeter Olty Hudderef leld Town recognizes The championship match! held toe No longer are there enough Boys and' Thomas a four on No 7 making Manchester City 0 Leede United i man Thornton D Morris Cy Harbeke spotlight Lee Jarman and Jack Ensign the a man who has baseball brains And available to make up two big teams Farber two down Farber took the Portsmouth but the consolation winner 0 Tottenham Hotopiu 1 Hartenateln and Fred definding titlgholder will clash for take it from Cronin there’s not a that can race out there and put on 1 Russ Swonson assistant at BonneQlty l AJton Villa 1 eighth with a four while Thomas Stoke 4 the Forest Dale golf club champion- “second guesser" on the club Liverpool 8underlnd ville came within one stroke of offensive show through four full required three putts for a five makSheffield The first There was for example the time an Wolverhampton Wapdertr ship Sunday over 36 holes Most ere of the coaches United 2 shooting tying one Foley's record down quarters Farber halved They ing 18 holes of the match were originally they were playing the Yanks is a Lava Take! Measure of Endlah Leagae geeend Rlvlaian a 32 on his second nine extremely happy to have culled from the ninth tenth ana twelfth Bradford United L scheduled to be held Saturday crucial series van Atta was pitch- the shrinking forces available one Farber took theeleventh gManchuter toe won Tee Russ with Branca thirteenth to even Count match one up Russ had flv birdies Malad by ing for tha Yanks and had a one-ru- n and a few huskies up the ecore and Thomas again went topnotch varsity lymouth grfrl t on that lut nine on Nos 2 3 4 7 advantage “Washington came to bat who can get in there as adequate re- into the lead by taking the fourteenth hampton 9 and succeeded in getting a man to placements when the first line tires — Malad’s high and 8 Tee had a 34 himself but it Lincoln City 0 Bradford Olty 1 was The sixThe Idaho fifteenth halved MALAD third Buddy Myer tha Senators’ As t result coaches have had to teenth went to Farber as did the sev- Mill wall 9 Port Vla Wutham United 1 school team wu defeated by Lava was not quite good enough with Russ Nottingham Port star second baseman was next up develop kickers who can Brentford 4 drop that enteenth and on the eighteenth Far- Oldham Athletic last year’s district champion 21 to 6 playing the way ha did and Cronin waved him from the plate Preeton North Did 1 Bo ton Winder- - on the local field 50 wards away and put ber sank a nifty ball outside to win putt Friday afternoon n name of sent in a rookie by the the strain and offensive burden on the the match one up ’’swaniea Town 1 Nott County 1 team was on the defensive NOTRET DAME WHIPS 'Malad Tha in Boken in his place brought OGDEN—The Ogden club of the Third DivUlen Northern Beetles other fellow deep in his own terriAll leg winners will receive prizes most of the first half ot the game but Acctlniton Stanley 1 Wrexham L— — was City and Commercial league Saturday the tying run of the game and Wash- tory It saves wear and tear on s fold watch fobs going to the finalists able to keep the visitor from itOOSIER OUTFIT 12-- 0 1 1 Cheater County Stockport woe later defeated the Pepshop team three goals ington team to play defensively down in toe and silver fobs to the other two leg Chexterfleld S Hartlepool United 1 the half ending acorlng asked he was 1 Cronin 4 pulled yard ot the enemy Barrow why to none in a game at Monroe park Darlington wlnneri In the third quarter the lava boys (Contlouad From Paga Tbre-B- ) 3 OarlyU United I Rover Doocaater jam-u- p been a had who D StewMyer playing H Stewart Jack Lynch and toe ball over toe goal three Particularly at Prlncethn where pushed re“I “Because" Joe said and Oswald game art scored goals - vore Lukats’ placeklck for the extri Fritz Crisler commands and at CoLiptrot time chiefly on lin amashea Rotherham United 3 New Brighton 1 pitching lumbia where Lou Little rules will Xavier Holds Powerful — George Quick were referees and H called that Van Atta was was In the fourth quarter the Malad point wu blocked—- Tranmer Rover I Banuley I Boken for when Paul St playCook linesmen W and to Devore wu the outstanding de- s there be this definite swing Wxlxail a Grew Alexandra 1 Weyment team made its only touchdown and ing for Kansas City He had hit Van game that stresses saving energy end City 1 Halifax Town 9 held the visltora scoreless— — - fenae man for Notre Dame blocking Carnegie to Placc Kick York Seottiah League Firrt llvlltn Atta’s “ pitches " before and I had three punts and halting many Indiwelting for the breaks Crisler is betU S A Alrdreonlan 1 Queen of South I hunch he could do it agaip" ana llna plays Fitzhugh Lyons giant ter off for material than Little but Ayr United ! St Johnston ! CINCINNATI Oct 14 W-- AH but Cowdenbeath unplayed Joe Keeps His Promise he has none to spare negro end and Larry Sawickl halfStatistic! 4 Hamilton Academical! 9 Tulane Overcome! Own the mighty power of Car- Dundee 0 Kilmarnock 2 — stopping played brilliantly for Indiana Al Schacht veteran coach of the TBACKSTERS BY - Fumbles Bests Maryland back KAIL TOTS Hibernian 1 Falkirk Indiana's aerial attack was inefDENVER Otft 14 (APH-T- h ftftttitieal Nationals says that Cronin is the IOWA orrr low (API— tutor ktter negie Tech scrappy little Xavier uniI Heart! dotherwel! f fective Three passes were completed ( th (JtU AfffU'I) icsfir Diversity best handler of ball player he has winner ot the Unlvenlty of Iowa 1933 versity of Cincinnati today held the Partlrk Tbiatle ! Queen’ Park litry St Mirren 2 Aberdeen 3 nme follows: track and field (quad will alect the teera'i Sklboes to a 8 to 0 victory The winby the Hoosiers forR7 yards Denver ever seen Third-IJUh Arries : 14 member thoaa wltb 1M4 captain thl fall NEW ORLEANS Oct Notre Dame made eight first downs ning points came on a place kick from erimawt for him because they who battle fna UJ “They tha In have traduated taking part to fumbles of out of a came bag First down to Indiana’s five but the Irish grine th field by Stewart Tech left end Albion Rovera I Edinburgh Olty L by mall 1ft respect him" says Schacht --“He has 20 to 0 over Maryland here to- 292 Alloa 1 Montroee 3 stumpted win yards from rushing while Indiana from pastes ‘ 8 never (suffered from the swell head Arbroath 2 Leith Athlatl 1 — ft day in a ragged football game collected 30 POOW COBipUUft bees Dumbarton I Eaat Fife 4 Frequent penalties either as a player or as a the 1 Tulana 2 and 1ft Time Stenhonaemulr Emit Incomplete! brought again Stirlingshire which coot Notre Dame 70 yards en1 Brechin City 1 e Pm set Intercepted Every man on the team has carAthletic Forfar in the baU into touchdown territory t abled Indiana to stay near midfield ried with him Joe’s promise in his King’s Park 9 Dundee United 2 s'SieeMSSiie first half but could not overcome ten most of the game -- Mf first Yardarv 41ft Rallh Rovers I Dunfermline 1 talk at the training camp last 4 for neDtvra of pvntss1 for of the backfield end the half fumbles St Bernard’s 19 Morton I Coach Heartly Anderson started a You fight for me’ he said PensUlos i Rugby League spring ended team of shock troops but was forced W ’and I'll ft? te Barrow 34 St Helen’s RfO d YydSSt fight for you’ That’s the ft The Green Wave'gave an exhibition to send in his regulars early in the Salford II Oldham I M4fsbi of and cret Joe's success" club's the Roeoverod 30 Helen’ I II Leith 8t e ftosee of form In the fourth quar- tint period because of Indiana's score Bwlnton 30 Rochdale Hornet! I He has found it necessary to dister and ran wild over the old liners The Irish showed far better teamWarrington It Auitraliana 12 cipline his players at tlmees Once he 14 7 Wldnc Wigan scoring two touchdowns on 50 and work and blocked much more effecYorkshire Rugby Cun slapped a line of $25 on Alvin CrowJn runs after putting over one Batley 7 York 18 tively than they did against Kansas der his star pitcher because Crowder ' Caatleford 10 Hunalet I toe third a week ago’ hurled his glove into the dugout in dis4 teeda I Dewsbury used to he (TV-Tthe 14 was strategy SAN FRANCISCO Oct Indiana Hotrt Dam referring Halifax 21 Wakefield I gust when he was pulled oft the RESULT FORETOLD B Anlonlnl Mlllner le ot San Francisco’s favorite sons Cronin also declared: “1 still think Huddersfield 17 Keighley 4-Stille mound But after the fine was asIt Anglemreg DRAPER— 7 the of Hull Draper Bromley team few a I better but Players we had the of the WashingIs Voltva sessed it was all over Joe never holds Jo Cronin manager Union " Rugby will have ball club Feed and OolaU Eggs Kelso decided breaks and Frank“ ton Senators everything" I Lefty Ouy’l Hospital 30 Old Bine 9 The player he bawls out Plvirnlk grudge chance to show their ability with the 8prtuirgggoisggataiTI Q’Dmil’i comment was brief and to £rlemiine if Portemouth fiendcag O’Dmij New York Giants’ outfielder Micmns loll one day gels an encouraglng slap-o- n it Park I Roaelyn indoor baseball Sunday against their Leona !aaiesata re tu- the Peters point He aaid: “Washington Richmond 10 jl Northampton 9 the shoulder the next— a signal that returned home today to receive a La borne wives and partners Draper feed and Dauer qb 'ATLANTA' OcC 14 V?) —Att- -' all I multuous welcome for the parts they would have been a cinch winner if Bristol 0 Bath ’ Sawickl H SliakesiMare lb 19 Hallfix’ forgotten are team of givthe Park tt js eutkem-football the recent world a series Tobin they had had fart Bubbell pitching" played-i- n BobbMtggtgqiog-'gMTban 14 Old Leyin I — ing a barbecue for Club members and Jones lb gHti5!t Hamer Cronin and O'Doul will appear here Coventry 0 Old Alleyntani With many bands blaring thou9 last year was blasted out Southern Methodists In Score at friends br 11 the 30 Mteateg periods: Community camp sands ot school children marching tomorrow In a Charity game featuring Orosekey ef the Soutbeastren conference Notre Dam f j 9 9—— 223 0 Cardiff 0 Big Cottonwood canyon Tha feature Indiana I and sidewalks lined with Spectators major leaguers against e team select- Gloucester race in Its first learn game toLeleeeter 33 Bridgewater Albion I be will 13 Rice afternoon’s Win Over of the to Diun Notre sport Cobb scoring: Touchdown— the pair headed a parade up Market ed from mipor league talent Ty Liverpool f Hetdingley 47 day by Georgia Tech 16 to 6 Elser 10 the Blackheath between ! matched team game Newport players Indiana acorlng Safetr—Sbakespear - Tech drove to an street after they had been officially will manage the major league 15 — early touchNuneaton and thalr wives and sweethearts Substitutions’ HOUSTON Texas Oct 14 ()-T-he Oxford university 15 London Seottiah 11 greeted at the Ferfy building by and under the former American down profited by sn Auburn Indiana— Bchllawskl Vercuakl le Vollr 15 0 Albion such will be other star’s Penryn banner Plymouth Southern Methodist Mustangs opened Mayor Angela Rossi league Leacb Patera b Keck lb P Anton Ini safety then played a defensive WINS 0 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 0 Llannelly Pontypool York New Gomez Vernon as notables the camthem keys their 1933 Southwest conference Sutherland rh contest to eoest In repulsing AuMayor Rossi handed Rugby 13 St Bart’s Hospital I 14 le KreUM It Wanech Texas FORT WORTH Oct Notre Dame— Valro teammates two 13 Yankee a a over to to 7 victory pitcher the city jn welcoming speech burn’s late rally through the sir paign today with AthfercHtf 'Devenport Service I Bchtralll rg Roach Michuta Texas Christian university Ig Gorman Torquay (UP Frankie CrosetU and Tony Lezzeri: Glasgow Rice Institute Devore re Gaul qb Lukats Plnleg lb The Golden Tornado’s second Lloyd Russell and from the steps ot the city hall rt 35 Inatltu Edinburgh academy passed its way to a 20 to ft victory Brineheiu Ih Ltrden rh Elser fb rnn Robert Wilson scored touchdowns for Questioned about the teriea which- Dorr Camilli Chicago Cubs’ first base- - Wa?sonlan touchdown came on a here today ovew the Simmons Un- Ofllclal— Dr J H Nlrhola Oberlln? 0 Edinburgh Wanderer 41 Southern Methodist It toag 1 Wild his team lost to the Giantx yuung Cro- mtnt'Gusiir Suhr of the Pittsburgh field iudge L After n abort pwe with Anbnrn A R Coffin Cornell Mtiehei Conntr ChimpWnfbh Lom-barfootball team from Abilene r Kamtn ErnCst Willie iversity to over “If Pirates: XJiad wito-tdo ntn said: he Lorola ha4 Ppexman H la Ray sgaln it 0 of He the Mustangs passingr —lit only tally early in scoring j gam 7 7—Texa4 1 Ulmoil U da Leleeaterahlrt to He and othera North do would in Same Vidian an it way” I edge holding Jearth period er 4 Opts Bonny Pro Scores 0 Verdict Over Harry Swonson Final 36 Sunday 2 p YOUNG BEAR ACE SUFFERS BROKEN RIBS pi L - d one-yar- nn i er We could buy cheaper Boots bnt who wante to rain the only pair of feet you’ll ever haveT Betridee the best are low priced thia year! 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