Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JULY 19 1934 13 MURIO OSWALD ENTER UTAH NET COMBAT Nabs Big COAST ACES ADD LUSTER In Giants Snare Odd Game From Cubs Lead Grows New Yorkers Three Jumps Ahead Braves Twice Down Bucs Cards Reds Win TO TOURNEY NEW "YORK July 18 (AP) — The world champion Giants ganged on their closest rivals the "Chicago Cubs in one big inning e series with an 8 to 6 today and closed out a “crucial in second place Cubs back the three games that pushed victory The Gants teed off on the Missis-- ' NATIONAL LEAGUE ’ Competition Starts Satur day With Californians Jlere five-gam- sippi cat Guy Bush and his succes TpeedaJLra vBy BOB GOODELL Murio and Worth Oswald tw o San Francisco netmen of national renown will play jn the Utah state tennis tournament which opens Sat lirdav on the courts of the Salt Lake Tennis club at Forest Dale Announcement of the definite en try of these two stars who rate among the be't on the west coast Was made Wednesday evening by Dave Freed of the Junior chamber of commerce and The Salt Lake Ten ns association orgamaztions which re jointly handling the tournament Two Great Players The presence of these two Califor nans adds an intersectional flavor to the competition Murio won the Ca nadian national championship in 1933 and holds a number of victories over Mel Dranga Seattle Wash ace who Invaded Utah last year to win the state title Oswald the No 2 rank Ing player of northern California took the measure of Murio in the Del Monte tournament recently but lost do him in the California state tussle Oswald is well remembered in thi' section Tor his victories oer Mel Gallacher of Salt Lake City inter mountain champion in the Idaho atate tournaments of 1930 and 1931 The coast men will arrive here Monday Tuesday July 24 and thereafter Finals are slated for Sunday July 29 Dranga who had hoped to be on hand to defend his title finds it im possible to make the Utah isunt due to the serious illness of his father in '"TjiQrT l?Ka?i!eRrtf 4 the third inning 54 providing just New York 51 Chicago enough ballast for ancient Dolfo St Louie 47 4 41 Luque to stagger through to victory Pittsburgh 43 after Freddy Fitzsimmons tired in Boston 36 Philadelphia the midst of a four run Cub rally in Brooklyn 35 27 the seventh Cincinnati the for odd The Cubs fighting Results Wednesday’s game that would have cut the Giants' 6 New York 6 lead to a single game were full of! Chicago St Louis 3 Brooklyn 3 5 trouble and dangerous all the wa Boston 3 7 Pittsburgh Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia 8 The Giants totaled 14 hits to the 4 Cubs’ 13 Floyd Herman geting three' Thursday s Schedule 5 of the latter at John Seattle Miss Willa Wolcott of Denver who had entered the women s singles lists has withdrawn due to business rea sons which made it impossible for her to attend At least two Colorado stars Sam Milstein and Jack McMurtry of Den ver plan to enter the coming com petition Utahns expected to furnish strong htandtnr of 31 34 35 39 42 CHICAGO B H O Al W Herman 2b 5 68 Englisn Klein If If SLalnback F Herman rf cf Cuyler Hartnett c c Phelps lb Grimm Hack 3b Bush p M 4loot p ' 4 2 2 NEW 49 50 64 15 16 Mission los Angeles Sea tie 13 12 Lost 7 i 10 lo ii Lost 7 J 6 3 6 7 3 2 No Contract Proved Ruling Prt 778 667 373 222 Pet fiflj Aft" 565 S4i rth LOS ANGELES Julv 18 Vines former national amateui tennis champion who tinned professional last year was jeopardizing his amateur standing Sper said Vines agreed to pay him 25 per cent of his earnings on a professional tennis tour with William Tilden II which the three arranged Sper to do the “promo-to- 0 the winner today in the bieach of contract suit against him by Norman Sper sports promoter Superior Judge Clement L Shinn held no contract between Sper and Vines had been proved Sper testified during the tiul $250-00- ” Both Sper and Vines testified about a meeting they and Tilden had at a hotel here in March 1932 tat which the subject of Vines turning professional and making a tour with Tilden was discussed TTwTrnotiVtll tffi?oTrowTngyeaf that Vines did become a professional vfli tricdflfy'1 Ax Swingers vs Norle Wrestlers Revised Second Half Roster Nozzle Wrestlers Cliff Buttirf eld Ray ration J L Houaeholderd E T J4mes Tory Tobiason Joe 8cussel Ted Robinson Loien Stokes B A Hocking John Feroco James Leva Elliott Evans and Rex Tripp J Cieedon W L ladder Climbers-- J Faddis c I Stillman Rodney Adams W Climbers S63 )S H THE BIG SIX Parker Giay D No Larson H)me runs Wednesday Athletics SnltZKaver Yankees 8 eeY Mnvne Alvin Peterson T H Mast 15 34P rs Art Cook W R Sumnicht and Birtn Ruffin Cooke Red Pox 4 Yankees 182 18 'Allen R Ferrell Red Sox C ssell Red Sox Wednesday s Result Ax Stain ei s O T Buckle Knud n Johnson Rid Sox Averll Indians r on L West James CorriganGeorge At San Francisco 1 J Art 8oren-piReds Ott Pehulmerich Reds 000 000 000 Seattle F i son Fuamt Jenkins Dortus Adam Cyru(Honfc8 JinalWh Gubsr Herman 620 0()2 14x a Son rancisco Andeison Ross Johnson H C Smith J Ipub Todd Phillies Medwlck Car T Bot Oabler s and Tobm Kallio teri H ( uUeton C A Morlty and R R Mar id nals I Ver ez Glints tari(U Glbso i and Mongo The leaders rloU Smoke Fatcrs C R Rolynon Clive Sid-- 1 Johnson Athletics 28 Fox Athlet cs 28 Tuesday Night Game R H E iownv c R Robison At Sacramento J F DahUtrom M IGehrl Yankies 24 Ott Gants 22 Ber- R 2 R 100 000 170 Schultz Jav Farnsworth Wayne Han per Bravei 20 Bnnura Whne Sox 20 ColMisslon J WeM A W 7 000 0 2 2 on 000 000 L lin J Rawlings Cardinal 20 Parramenlo Flynn NrUon Bnce Ivle Ren Nichols and George Batteries Daglta and Fitzpatrick League totals and Selhrld Buhlrr National 435 American 421 Total 846 Chicago at PhlladelpnTa ‘Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Boston 2b 3 2 2 4Crit 3 Terry lb 1 0 3 0 Ott rf 5 3 0 OiQ Doul If Won Mandlnu Won ujfejT'Cifrfrwrluytr COAST LEAGUE 7u0&kland mi Sacramento Portland Brooklyn Pittsburgh YORK cf If Moore Owner Alva Bradley answered the critics of Johnsons managing todav Big by asserting the Trains" contract is good for the 1934 and entire campaign adding that a successor is not being ftitHollywood 'Sun Francisco 506 424 Half Second Half Schedule s A’ Swingers July 19 Smoke Eater Ladder Cl mbers vs Nofczle Wrestlers Julv 2b Ladder Climbers vs Ax Swingers Nozzle Wrestlers vs Smoke Eaten Ladder Climb-- 1 August 7 Smoke Eaters ers Ax Swingers vs Nosale Wrestlers lb Nozzle Wrestlers vs Ladder (August Ax BwmgeTs vs Smoke Eaters Climbers Aususth 23 Nozzle Wrestlers vs Smoke Eaters Ax Swingers vs Ladder Climbers August 70 Nozzle Wrestlers vs Ax Swingers Ladder Climbers vs Smoke Eaters September 6- - Smake Eaters s Ax Swing-Nozzers Indcier Climbers vs Wrestlers Septiipber 13— Ladder Climbers s Ax iSwingtrs Smirkc Eaters vs Nozzle Wrestlers son 573 I A Final Hr Smoke Eatcis A Swmgers I adder Climbers iNoazlr WreStlera CLEVELAND Julv 18 (flh-- Al th High under fire from baseball (j and sports writers here Wal ter Johnson will continue as man ager of the Cleveland Indians a least for the remainder of the sea “PACIFIC Vines Wins $250000 Action WM:smVnTiTKVS Keep Post as Indians’ Pilot nuftht runs-- 1 foe- -! ‘Big Train’ to 10 12 Harris 4 110 Lelber 4040 10 10 Jackson cf 10 15 0 Urges' 4 3b 5 0 Danning c 5 2 4 1 FUrsimmns p 1 0 1 OILuque p 100(T 1 0 0 0 xHurst 0 0 0 0 Joiner p xxGalan 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tinning p 40 13 24 7 Totals Total! xBatted for Root in seventh xxBattcd for Joiner In eighth Chicago New York Runs 401—6 Olx Critz 2 Terry 2 W Herman hits— Crltz 000 001 006 001 Summary Ott 2 Vcrgez 2 English Two-baKlein F Herman 2 batted-i- 2 Mrs Don Sorensen (above) OI 730 South West Temple street Salt Lake City is shown (above) with the huge mackinaw trout she caught at Fish lake Monday The giant weighed iust a trifle over 19 pounds and is believed 10 b tb tarn trait Orirt by Home runs-yO- tt Vergez Moore English Double play— English Vengez F Herman to W Herman to Grimm Bases on balls— 3 Root Fitzsimmons Struck Luque out— Bush Hits— Bush Fitzsimmons 3 6 in 2 1 3 Root 6 in 3 Joiner none in 1 1 8 2 in Fitzsimmons in 6 3' Tinning Luque 5 m 2 3 Winning pitcher— Fitz-LosiAmmons pitcher -- nBush ‘ Braves I 77 Mice Upset W(U 0e BOSTON July 18 (UP) — The Braves made it two straight ovei the Pittsburgh Pirates thi- - afternoon as thev took a double header bv scores Of 3 and 7 5 Hal Lee won the opener tingle handed when he cleaied loaded bases with a double in the eighth Buck Jordan and Pinky Whitncv were the heavy sluggers for the Tribesmen in the nightcap Jordan llgetting two triples and a single and Whtney driving m thiee runs with a double and two singles By LAWRENCE PERRY 'BOSTON PITTSBURGH BHOA BHOA Special to The Salt Lake TnHune L Waner 2 14 1 cf 3 13 0 McGee ts 3 2 2 0 Jordan 3 1 110 Jensen lb rf 1934) (Copyright 0 0 Berger 3 0 3 1 If 4 cf Llndstrom NEW YORK July flow Vaughn as 4 0 0 3 Lee If 4 2 10 4 10 2 3 0 111 Whitney 3b erets of wisdom culled from football Suhr lb 4 2 14 32b where of 'rf the Thomson’ coaching camps o 0 o p matiy 4 1 5 iTmp 2b 4 12 0 McManus Grace 1 competition against the outsiders in elude Gallacher the intermountain champion and the only Utahn to take a set txpm Dranga last season Freed 1933 state finalist Fred (Buck) Dixon 3 0 0 2 Spohrer c French 1 0 0 0 Frankhouse p 3 0 0 4 xLucaa of Provo No 2 ranking star in both state and intermountain sections 33 8 24 17 Totals Totals xBatted for french in ninth Grants Evans and Ross Sutton Uni 000 000 001—1 Pitt busuh of Utah aces 000 000 OJx J Boston versity in— Thevenow batted Runs Summary Women’s Mixed Doubles Lee 3 hits Etror Spohrer 2 Jordan Lee Stolen Raynor Men's singles and doubles junior During the summer 1 inuicste bases — l Wantr Sacrifice hits Suhr Double play— Traynor to Jprdan (ingles and doubles and women s sin my players that senmmage will be'Jeiwen to Suhr Suhr (unassisted) gles are definitely on the tournament held the second day of practice in Theenow Bases on balls — French J Frankhouse 2 Even to a tjay normally Stiuck out — French 2 Frankhouse J Wile program with women's doubles and Septembei mixed doubles also to be staged if bright it will occur that he had bet pitch— rrankhoue Second came sufficient interest is shown jter tui n up in gohd shape Wealwavs PIT rSBURGH BOSTON BHOA BHOA Entry lists will open ' gt once wijmmake good on the scrimmage threat L — cf 0 McGee — vt ' Waner i -- blanks to be hclTF fuund thtu If S"t55v Rasp Waner rf 4 3 0 7R Moore 10 0 0 goods store or at Thl? Salt Lake Trib not had enough ambition to turn uo Lindurom if 7 l i o Urbanski ss oooo 5 3 s" Une sports departmfcjrt J J prepired foi battle he probably will § 42 1310 0 Entries for all events including wo not do us much good during the sea Trymr 3b 4 o i 2 Lee if 0 10 4 3 2 2 3b irhevmow 2b s l 2 n whu-nemens doubles will come to a close on anyway 4 0 4 13 0 Thompson rf 4 Good results come when a team Hoihy p Friday evening announces Frged 110 2 McManus c 2b 44 02 12 60 2 0 0 Spohicr practices in shoes and clothing weigh !pca7 pr 0 0 7zGvelman 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hogan c nig about 15 pounds and then in a Hoyt p' 2 0 0 Betts p gjrne tames weight of not moiei Brandi p 0010 than 12 pound' 34 11 27 12 37 9 24 7 Totals Totals ‘Serious wounds and infections for Lucas In eighth come to plajers who do not wedi xBatted zBatted for McGee in eighth 7zRan for Spohrer in eighth thick stockings in scrimmage” 002 000 210—5 t PiUbuFgh v ‘LONDON 202 002 Olz— 7 ELMER LAYDEN Boston July 18 UP)— While In— L Waner P batted Runs Summary off to George Lott took the day “Notre Dame has a tough nine- - Waner Lmdstrojn Suhr RoetUer Whitney pie Ervent going stale the other three mem Jordan Berger Thompson game schedule next season and I 3 Moore Two base hits— L WaHoyt McOee bers of the United States Davis cup wouldn't know how we will come rors— ner Vaurhan Holley Roettger Whitney team — Lester Stoefen Sidney B e hits— L Waner Jordan 2 Stothrough it base — Berger (sacrifices— Brandt Betts Wood Jr and Frank Shields — put “We had 300 players out for len Betts 3 Bases on balls — Holley 2 Lucas 3 in a hard afternoon of tvork with R Lucas 1 Struck out -- Holley spring practice but 294 of jthis Brandt Hits— Holley 5 in 3 Lucas 5 In 4 Betts Norms Fiilwpis tedax itu preparing — bunch will hav a hard jab makBrandt Lin Betts 8 In 6 Hoyt l in for the interzone play with Australia Passed bal- l- Padden Winning pitch- ing the eleven” week-enthis SLEEPY CROWLEY The veteran team captain first ralnever taught in a summer coach lied a half hour with the two giants "Ischool so now I am sitting around Medwick Leads Cards of the squad Stoefen and Shields and ing store out in Wisconsin the general a went Stoefen hard then Robins through will be a To Win Over workout with R A Millon French talking crops Foidham 18 (TP)— Led by team this fall but BROOKLYN surprisingly light July who to is helping professional get ” Medwick’s it will go fast ” Joe maybe Into team Wood condition the played steady hitting the SL Louis CardiIIARVEY J HARMAN a full set at a stiff pace with Shields defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers “In view of the present great im 5nals to 3 today to take their series here BRITISH NETTERS COMING porthnee of the forwaid pass as an bv three victories to two Medwick-hiLONDON July IS W—Fred'Fefry attacking weapon I believe that th© three singles and a home run in Wimbledon and United States tennis lateral pass some day will be of as times at bat five D Wilde sixth much value in opening flanks as the champion and F H BROOKLYN ST LOUIS - r u kjp g EngUsh- plajar today-- wer - forward BHOA BHOA wMfndtfifra Butte sM7 officially nominated by the English been in opening terntory across the Martin 3b 5 3 0 2 Prey ssrf 4 12 0 to 2 00 0 association This of course Rothroc’t coiVipete in the United line of scrimmage rf 5 8 O Taylor If 3 2 10 5 4 2 OKoenecke cf If Medwick at Forest Hills is assuming that the lateral will be States championships 2b 3 0 1 4 0 9 0 Chapman Collins lb in September given "the continued protection of the rules BERNIE MERMAN "Whenevei the safet) man gets his hands of a quick kick and fields it I consider that the quicty The kick has been a failure biggest advantage of the quick rBnttcd for Babich In seventh kick is that it keeps the defense rrBattpd for Chapman In eighth zzzBatted for Munns in ninth spread out To guard against it 101 001 110—6 Louis St the opposing players have to put Brooklyn 000 010 020—3 one man back This meahs that Runs batted In— Medwick 2 Summary Errors — Boyle 2 Cucclnello 2 close in they can have only ten Stripp Babich hits —Stripp Prey Prey men— and that helps all the rest Three-baHome run — hit — D’ir ocher Medwick 8tolen base— Martin Sacrifice of the attack 7 Basea on balls — 1 ome Two-bas- e (- 1 fi 1 I X Many more miles — mucli safer miles — with tough strong heat-resistin- g long-wearin- g Triple TEMPERED RUB-BE- you this assurance of extra long wear ana exceptional R motoring security See us for tirtfs of genuine cool- 1 Yanks Prepare 1 There’s nothing else like itl Only U S Tires give running Triple TEMPERED RUBBER They cost no more For Zone Play -- OUE PRICES ARE COMPETITIVE Three-bak- 1 1 1 1 3 d YOUR 100 “Ducky-Wucky- - 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