Show 18 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 4 1934 JENKINS ARRIVES FOR SALTBEDS RUN rSalt Lake Junior Netmen Tangle With Provoans LARGE GROUP GREETS AUTO World Tennis Chiefs Reject Unforgivable Incident Last Sunday at Community park the Lovinger baseball team was sched tiled to play Wasatch Oil in a double header The first game was slat ed to start at 9 a m Thirty minutes' after that time there were five Lovm-ger players on the field and th? garnet Toi were forfeited to Wasatch Oil ome followers of baseball the incident may not mean much but to local federation fans and bickers it as aumes large proportions Lee Lovinger is one of the finest J SPEED KING Will ary Scene Ab Open Tourneys - is home again ready to In addition to being a man beds for 'another attack on existing who does all he can do to make condi- world records In automobile speed at tions agreeable for his boys he is a'various distances run of 3000 miles his fan who never misses a game in j With a r s which his team is playing Lovingergreatest goal Jenkins drove his Lake City for his players (cylinder car into Salt Lake early Friday keepsakes to players who have afternoon “played the’ game" At all times the He was met at the mouth of Parley's welfare ofltis men has been of much canyon by a large delegation of city importance to him and several of and county officials Civic leaders and the team members now have jobs that friends City Commissioner John M were secured because "Lee" put in a Knight extended the city' official welcome to Jenkins while County good word for them Tha excuse may be given that the Commissioner B F Quinn George teafn was going nowhere in the Bonne- Albert Smith William D Rishcl secville league The excuse is flimsy retary of the Utah Automobile assoLee Lovinger has never asked that the ciation and Gus P Backman secreboys quit because they were not win- tary of the Salt Lake City chamber of ning every game Lovinger asks only commerce headed the official group that the boys play the game as best Jenkins! mother and sisters greeted they can— play to win but also be the speed king on his arrival able to lose The team can do only Two factory officials of the Fireene thing to make the matter right stone Tire and Rubber company with Lee: Get in and play their hard which Is handling much of the equipst in every game from now on ment for the run were in the recep-tioparty They were D W Tunderg With the baseball season drawing to western zone advertising manager g close lit local Federation and Inde- and A G Weitzle in charge of publicity' both with headquarters at Akron pendent league play several post-seson games may be arranged with out Ohio Ab was accompanied by- - H D ef town teams according to word reMlllhone manager of the run and ceived at Tha Tribune sports desk Tbo Burley Idaho team is anxious Russell Howe chief to schedule a three-gamaeries with engineer Ab arrived at the wheel of local Federation club two of the the powerful car with which he exgamea to be played here and one in pects to break his 1933 record Of 2823 Burley I G Parsons secretary of miles in 24 hours and also virtually tha Burley baaeball team Burley Ida- all marks up to 30000 miles Another ho is the man in charge racing car to be used for short funs was brought to Salt Lake In the caraThe Ogden Stars ene ef the van which included a truck with fastest amateur teams in the June-equipment for the coming aeries of Sien City Ue it anxiouito sched- - runs Pierce-ArroIs Th hie h game for somo Wednesday believed capable of a top speed of evening la the Ogden stadium M from 135 to 150 miles per hour and ffooth team manager write: "Esexpects to be able pecially would like to hear from to establish a new set of records on Japanese team at Murray” Games that car are being sought with Fayson Jenkins ekpects todremaln in Sait Royal Bakers or any ether Interested Booth may be Lake City for several days during elob reached at 236 Twenty-fiftstreet which the motor will undergo its final tuning up Some time next week Ogden Utah the party will leave for the salt beds Th time of the run Is Indefi'Tourney Delayed nite but probablylll be within e ' Francis Decker president of the week after the party arrives at the Independent league announced Frk scene of action day that the Indie reund robin series Afterthof JenKtnrwlir shoofmBe scheduled jo begin Sunday will not various jrtiarka up to 30000 mile start until Wednesda- y- Several play- It will be remembered that Jenkins off games are still necessary to deter- covered 2710 miles in a dash mine th teams eligible to compete tn'1933 increasing this figure to 2825 Pinney Beverage and Holsum Kids 'miles last summer The complete seere tied for first place in the Bydi- ries of testa will take from two to vision and will play a three-gaae- three weeks it is expected ries to see which club enters thd meet Sugarhouse Mercantile and Franklin Grocery tha former winner of second place in the A division during the sec- -' end half and the Gtocera first half runners-u- p alsowlll tangle in a two out of three game aeries to determine a tourney --post The four teams named will play double headers Sun- - CLASH WILL InLONDON Aug 3 AV-T- h ternational Tennis federation has decisively turned down a suggestion for open tournaments for amateurs and professionals Twenty nations were repre-aented at the meeting The federation confirmed a ruling adopt- - to Action Next : Week of- Jenkins Proceed PARDOE CUP BE THRILLER Needs Victory ProvD to teur from playing in a tournament either with or against a tercity Foemen nonamateur without permission of the federation Pardoe cup rivals of Provo and Salt Lake City will clash Saturday afternoon at 2 e ’clock rn the second inter-"eit- y match of their tennis series at Forest Dale Salt Lakers won the opening match 3 to 2 in Provo several weeks Another local victory will end ago the Salt competition but should the Garden City junior players triumph a third encounter will be necessary at a later date befori the winner can oppose Logan victoi over Ogden in two straight tussles Wayne Gallagher Malcolm Booth Gordon Snow Bill Pardoe and Grart Holt will comprise the strong ProiA y team while Salt Lake’s lineup will consist-o- Bud Raleigh JaK Snow Bill Goeglein Don Wolfron and Roy Cottingham Cottingham LaMar Guiver in a singles-tv-oFriday Raleigh is certain o play No 1 singles and Raleigh aid Snow the No 1 doubles Dan Fred and Dick Bennion two prominrt Salt Lake juniors are not availaJle for this match Freed because of from the city and Bennion of an injury Provo will use Gallagher and B®th as its No 1 doubles team with lar doe and Holt No 2 Gallagher Both and Snow will appear in the sindes Knight cup competition for th( senior stars will be staged We'tinexiay at 4 o'clock on the Salt Lake Tonis club courts according reached bxjajt aud j’l'Cyorep- resentatives the intercity vent Salt Lake has won one match ii this event as well as in the’ Pardo cup Logan already has clinched a place in the final by two wins over tht Ogden aggregation given banquets r U 3 lrack leam Completed for i Tour Into Orient American Athletes Invade Japan for Series of - Several Meets Lake-Prov- -- o prol-abl- r NEW YORK Aug 3 (P)— The American track and field team slated to compete this summer in Japan was completed today with the substitution of Wirt Thompson Yale pole vaulter for Bill Graber of Southern California by the Amateur Athletic union Thompson accepted an Invitation after Graber and Keith Brown of Yale found they were unable to make the trip All three tied for the na tional A A U championship at Milwaukee Thompson’s best mark is 14 feet 11-- inches Four members of the team Glenn When Ab Jenldn arrived at the mouth of Parley’s canyon ager of the run Jenkins himself George Albert Smith Gus P Charles of Kansas Cunningham offCommiscommerce of of of chamber Backman the a enthusiastic was he and welcomed secretary City group Friday by large Hornbostel of Indiana Howard Green — - - sioner John ML Knight — icials and friends From left4odghLre R D Millhone man of Abilene college (Texas) and Ralph Metcalf epf Marquette already are en route towie Orient Others including CoadivJohnny Magee of Bowdoin college are booked to sail August 16 from San Francisco The athletic party Includes Frank Crowley of Manhattan Phil Good of Hamas Signs Papers Bowdoin Bob Clark of' the Univer For Bout With Lasky sity of California Dudley Wilkins of Southwestern (La) institute Bob 142 Twenty-seve- n of the Olympic club of San NEW YORK 3 (UP)-lt- eve Frankie Wips Oyer Bell in Jones Famous Ilusker Gets DocFrancisco Gordon Dunn of Stanford Hamas Passaic Aug N J heavywiight Donald Favor of Maine and Walter Hard-Fougsigned today to meet Art Lasly of Match tor’s Permission to Don Marty of Fresno (Cal) State Los Angeles at Madison SquareGar-denVLon’ headIsland bowl SeptSnber — Grid Uniform TORONTO Ont Aug 3 (UP)— Prusoff Falls 27 Garden official announced le ed Armour Chicago qualified today for the They are outstanding contenders final tomorrow for the Canadian open golf championship for Maxie Baer's heavyweight title SOUTHAMPTON N Y Aug 3 (P) LINCOLN Neb Aug 3 (CTS)-Geo- rge ' Armour who yesterday carded 69 — Young Frankie Parker Henry Sauer University of AMATEUR TENNIS to take second place behind Leo Llttler Ottawa who turned in a the lowest card of the day Lou Cum Lawrenceville student turned in the Nebraska fullback one of the lnost the field to take a mings Toronto and A Hulbert ToDiegel outplayed an LEAGUE major upset of the popular choices in tha nationwide 73 for a total of 142 three strokes ronto Canada’s hopes of bringing poll to select the personnel of the ahead of his nearest rivals Herman the crown back to Canada after a nual Meadowbrook club invitation A Division team that will play college in the United States tennis tournament today by downTeam Standing the Chicago Bears in Chlcagq on Au- Barron of Portchester and Bill Mehl-hor- were sojourn Won Lost P?t Bell winner of the ing only slight" Berkley JZ 4 Gln’ Gold Btsrs 189 New York Diegel four times gust 31 would not trtlss the opportuSarazen and Hagen internationally 7 28 Southeast Tennis Shop to lehedute fatanUr’i singles to De Molar 167 14 7 nity' perform in the impending Canadian champion blew up after known golfers proved the Pinney Beverage vs Holsum Kids No 1 Gemmell 13 J00 club is 5:30 p m football battle even if he had to umpire Snider of the qualifying round teach the final round 21 15 J17 Draper and his hobble out on crutches 12 stamina 21 Parker’s and Federal Reserve’ with splendid for tenth was tied Sarazen Schedule Sunday1! plate He took 25 round of 65 yesterday ( Not long ago It was feared that Realtors vs Utah Poultry Continental Woodbury N O Nelson nine others and Hagen barely quali- stroke assortment took him to the fi- Fairmont 7 35 park 10 a m an appendectomy would force Sauer an 82 to fall back to fourth place fied carding an aggregate of 156 for nals after Heins Drug vs Zion Coal Heins field Bryan (Bitsy) Grant day Next Week’s Schedule to give up plana of being one of the with 147 0:30 a m umpire Houston Prusthe 36 holest and was 'ih last position cut down Henry Georgian August STelfphone company v tah Sugarhouse Mercantile vs Franklin Gro- Copper principals In the plot to hand the naclub to win the cery off of Seattle 6 4 Magna: De Molay at Drer The ticket r Armour who won the Canadian among the qualifiers for th No 3 13:30 p m umpires laiddell Continental at vs Gemmell club at Cofrer-to‘ a beattional two professional champions and 1927 Woolley: games In in In Local Club and the the 12 Seeks he again schoolboy Beehive Barbers vs Vincent Dni at place against fme Sunday August Higher ing Fans of the country although championship Pinney Beverage vs Holsum Kids No 1 Midvale s' neared the 100 mark and from In 1930 took four over par in hia outclimax match tomorrow 1 p m umpire— Snider August 6— Vincent Drug vs Beehive tar would not be on Place in Industrial realizing heableprobably a steadied down to dicatiena the game will attract a but and start round fine Bell raced away bers at to participate never- going J Jmcam Orocery physically - iflL- hits Augut7-F--University the home nine to come back with a his steady wrviee- ehop strokes and founding out 19 capacity crowd A meeting will phone company at University: Southeast theless continued to pay 'him tribute 34 one under par home Van runs Red be beidTneeday at I p m in 718 With Diegel’s him including won the by brilliant volleying easily Tennis 8hop vs De Molay at Victory A— Oemmell club vs FederalRc-serv- e by plHng up votes for him CUft building t check up n the first Jet But there the New Yorker Quill and Bill Jones Franklin Gro- August poor performance Armour had only at University A short time after his operation Denny Shuts who had 71 yesterday who has been staging a comeback cery won the first in a three-gam- e advance saie ef docate August 9— Beehive Barbers vs Telefione INM'STEMl LEAGI1I Sauer went to his physician for a fi- to compete with Shute however at Fifth Avenue: F J LucasGro-cer- v after last year’s failures tired badly series with Sugarhouse Mercantile company vs BUndiof of tha Ittai at Vlctorl De Kodak NEW HAVEN Conn Aug 3 (JP)— 4 His side was mend- finished with a 77 and was tied for Payaon may be oa hand to defend came on to outsteady 10 to 3 Friday If Franklin Grocery Molay vs Eastman and Parker Won Lott Pet nal examination d Southeast Tennla Shop at Yale's gridiron warriors of 1934 will the y TT its state championship by tha time Roynl a wins the first Park ward of scheduled ing perfectly and he was in fine phy- fifth place with aix others exclose game veteran in the long 7 T78 from September 15 to 22 at the train would doctor condition sical but the the state tournament rolls around Gemmell double bill Sunwith the Merc crew end the of The leaders at today’s Holsum mi I changes Southeast Tennis Shop took a firm hold The southern team has been winning V 8 Mine! m permit him to play football before round were: Armour 142 Herman university’s crew quarters at Gales Robert Grant of Chattanooga and day it will gain a poet in the Indepenplace by defeating Federi Re- Provo 100 the S to 0 Friday first of September Sauer asked Barrfin 145 Bill Mehlhorn 145 Har- Ferry the athletic association an- John McDiarmid of Fort Worth con- dent round robin which gets under serve game with monotonous regularity in Sandy Eicven are on the docket tt the games himself as ha waited for hia ap- ry Cooper 148 Jack Jdttler Ottawa nounced tonight the Central Utah league during the If the Merc team coming weakfine doubles play to gain way Wednesday k In charge said tonight they tinued their Those Monte Carlntcm won the feature C the Sntnrdny't Schedule eecond half and if the team emerges U ‘Wins 146 both 146 it will Sam Parks Pittsburgh games Fay rbund with a participate Tennis ot Holsum Community pork pointment came affair by dowini'Noel the “new experiment Would the final over was hoped his His And turn winner and then triumphs over the 4 P m8 Minot 146 Joy Beil L mound Cal on for the Culver Coleman Buma the Henry had little Ray Baggs Prusoff and Wilmer City I The football Victory 1 Elmer Davis trouble 6i The first halt champ in a playoff it will unrestrained when he was informed Diegel 147 Lou Cummings Toronto not prove Hines Tomorrow they meet Gene Franklin outfit held the losers to six Highlanddefeating Park doubles team of lohl Holt Rundoy'a Rrhrdulo in been has recent onter the state tourney years training the could he that A 147 148 Hulbert hits college and one was for join on and Ray Taylor had plenty theirbands Mako of Los Angeles and Don Budge responsible Denny Shute only Study at Holsum Oommunlty park conducted at th university headquarthey conquered the Reaerva team The fans of the country shared his Toronto p m (two oomrt) 148 Hilton starting Sugarhouse before Jimmy Hines Bay of Oakland Cal in the final Mako tally 4 of Ken Peterson and Frits Klemm 66 ' at U 8 Mints Bln hum I p I Fel (Lefty) Chrlatiien Nephl Royal jubilation Shore N Y 148 Ken Black Van- ters in this city out Parker and Grant hurler was hit hard and was relieved GemmeU Club at Provo and put Budge mound ace toned In a master-piec- e The association announcement read WIN REALTOR8 Because of his exploits with the Ne- couver amateur 148 W Macfarlane in Rushton the fifth inning by semifinal today Woodbury Realtors defeated Millet Beer in all in4 Wednesday against Helper With chance to go into first place braska eleven which he capped by Oak Ridge N Y 148 Belfore De- that the players seventy-twThe score 7 to 0 Friday in an exhibition tame Or la a regular Central Utah leagn vllleS Shafbuck In the Industrial league providing scoring both touchdowns for the west troit 148 and Lex Robson Toron- headed by Captain Clare Curtin and FRANKLIN ORO and Doug Wood H the BUOARHOUSg MERCANTILE BHOA mound for the winners held the Beg crew under the direction orKaymond W gam Tha tllm portslder limited it sweeps a three-gaseries with In the Shriners' game at San Fran- to 148 to four blngles BHO Williams ss 3104 th hard hitting southen entry tn U S Mines and Sandy the Holsum cisco Sauer was showered with of- Ky Laffoon Denver whose 79 yes- (Ducky) Pond new head coach will The score: ftiOlsetLlf Coonrf 310 3110 2 2 3 4’Cottrelllb Ball 5b 3 17 0 MILLER BEER WOODBURY JFALT to New Haven September 23 three blngles In 11 Inning— good Bakers swing into action In the fers to become a professional football return withof his rumors brought 3 10 1IH Ellis lb terday Swanss BHOA BHOA 003 hurling la nay league Christ!-- - vital two days’ play Saturday after- player His uncle Ray Steele the drawal played an almost perfect for the opening of the university the 3 0 3 0 0 OIB 3 3 3 0 Nettles rf Matsenlb O'Parry r( Weight cf 4 3 1 0 3 2 0 3 l'8pringers$ 3 3 0 0 3 Masaka3b Scott If tea drove In th enly run of th noon at Community park by meeting heavyweight wrestler also thought gam today to come in wlth-- 71 one following day 3010 0'Brrbsp 1 0 0 l!Moran3b 3 1 3 2 Hardyc-33 1 6 1) Jameson 3b Pratt ss gam In the final frame with a U S Mines The game will start' at there was a future for him in the mat over par He lost his stroke on the O' Van Quill c 2 3 8 0i8heoherd3b 3 0 3 0 Johansonc 3 3 0 Calllsrf 301 4 DEAL FOXX DENIES MACK 4 l Dokasc 2 0 3 0IR Lindorff 0 Purdue I lb long triple to right tending in a 4 p m ’eadmpnc 110 game eighteenth greed when a' putt NEW YORK TltuUnK--0 Jones rf 0 0 01 3b-ifltonrp teammate who had opened th 3 Claude Engberg end his hustling to e Aug wants coach become of the cup But Sauer 3 0 0 4 Timmons P Rushton p !00 l!Love3b 100 LPIstorlouslf 3 1 0 0 stopped on the edge r inning with a tingle c Keller Baker boys are now in second place He spurned all proposals and win reO'Stunlb 12 0 313 Other Americans who qualified Mack manager of the Philadelphia 3 0 3 OiR Weight rt ’00 34 10 It 1! Bojilncf Totals i 33 6 15 81 Totals a garpe behind Royal and Gemmell main at Nebraska next fall as an as were' S Kertes Los Angeles 149 Athletics laughed tonight at re- Pairings for the first round of the Sugarhouse 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 020 — 3 Belleyrt Bchgfbuokp Woodo w club lA dean weep three latent to D X-- Blbla- He alae will At WatrouSf Birminghanv Mich 166 curring rumors that h was about to mixed Scotch foursome tournament Franklin rvtv r Yrffntv Olaikp' s n i 0 O Hendrickson e 030 Summary: Stolen base— Van Quill Jones club in game will put the local e master’s degree Ky Laffoon Denver 150 Gene Sara-ze- sell his first baseman Jimmie Foxx at Forest Dale were announced Fri- - Bull Sacrifice hits— Cottrell Morgan Swan ' for the final be working for 41 e tt 8 15 4 e hits— Totals 153 Al Houghton 154 Ed Dud to the Detroit Tigers or that he had d 31115 Totals Cottrell Jones commanding position b Professional Mickey Riley 00—0 ad recent Arguments vith theJioaienaTchermTnrf0UjWrltbf Bla-Pa-- r 154 aud Walter Hay 'rscotx rlgH-h’anmounU ace run star to Hilton Struck out— Baggs 3 HilStolen base— B Weght 2 Slitter Go Summary gen 156 at 3:30 p m feat beginning Sunday played ton 4 Bases on balls — Bans 4 Hilton 4 Stam 2 Home run— Shepherd will hurl for the Bakers Saturday Though the majority of the 63 qualhits— Pratt Kcl’er Credit victory tOSchaf-buc- k ST AGO NAMES AID according to the professional Times Umpire— Harmon Scorer —Cottrell Delafield Net Final ifiers was made up by Canadians EASTHAMPTON N Y Aug 3 UPi with either Engberg or Bob Howard Tom Wilson star football playtr on the for the succeeding rounds will be an Charge defeat to Timmons Struck out— 8rhafbuck 4 Woods 3 Timuons 3 of last has Colleae team is the Paclflo Brasher the Dick ot doing year’ to be been receiving them appeared—Two eastern girls Katherine Wlnth-toonly three later nounced LAKE on balls— Tifnmons i Cleric dflerk SALT SOFTBALL an under assistant coach appointed in the running Wood 1 Umpire— Anderson flefrer— D of Boston and Dorothy Andrus expected to start on the mound for They were Jack Head Coach Amos Alonso Stags Following are th pairings: Mrpnd of the Teams crew the Luke with 3 Standing Wis Shepherd DELAFIELD Bingham Aug Stamford Conn turned in surMrs N 0 Thompson vs Mrs Jack Lost Won Pet former Helper maskman hanback Wisconsin’s No 1 ju6 Press 1000 TEXAS" LEAGUE Gorman-- J E Bramwell Mrs David Jackson prising victories over two western 4 y 800 Grocery Dalles 2 Beaumont 5 nior tennis star Ramsey Potts of Harrts-Jerrstars today to gain the final round dling the catching duties 3 Joseph vs Mrs 'FG Arm- Third Ward M Men 750 Oklahoma City 2 San Antonio M won the to his Memphis' today way of the ninth annual Maidstone club 750 W Fraker Mrs J E Tulsa 3 Galveston 2 our-Fay Pinney Beverage j Ortr finals of the junior singles division “Fort Worth llTRouston ft Invitation tennis tournament 7lt W Allen "vs Mr and Mrs R Deseret Al's Barbecue 500 — ten and western of the boys’ excellent tennis In every junior Hen- Florsheim Shoe Riley-Rus- s L 500 Mrs Bristol Pearl -400 fits championships at SL John's Mill Eighth Avenue Grocery department' th ' tall ilender Boston derson vs Miss Jerry Gorman-Jac333 34th Ward fitore tary academy here 333 girl eliminated Josephine 'Croick-shanGorman MissHelen Hofmann-MickeFolland Drugs In the semifinals Donald Leavens 167 Utah Oil of Santa Ana the country’s Riley Jr vs Mrs W W AUen-Vi000 Idaho-W- ild Avenue Yale built remains and have dams life a Wis to Potts bowed Mosinee £URLEY 3 6 tn by sixth ranking player Hill Mrs Earl Lyman-Bil- l Jennings across small gullies' holding the! count within and below the borders ot one semifinal Mrs Andrus staged a and Mrs H H Rose Mrs Floraheim Shoe returned to fts old formwater back frpm seepage and vs MrShriveb-ClydFriday and defeated Eighth Avenue Grolate rally to defeat Mrs Mary Greef NEW YORK Aug 3 (flV-- E R Potts' opponent in the finals tomorL: p ’ the Minidoka forest must change Thomsen vs Mrs eery 16 to 4 The Shoemen nicked 8emc( Bazaar row of evaporation winner the rich Ernie will be Sutter of 5 in Bradley’ Harris of Kansas City morning Hill-A and Chase for 13 safeties lour of them Vie Mrs F Mr and Budd reason of the drouth habits by toof which birds there stakes at Humming with whom last Potts New Eikrem The Grocers could- not find Orleans Hopeful by Saratoga year th second C Jennings-Ear- l Moor Mrs vs Bill Lubeck for a bit until the eighth Inning are usually many along these showed that she still was partial to day captured the junior- - doubles title declare campers who have rewhen they staged a belaUi rally G Smith streams seem to be suffering for Lyman the Spa racing strip when she scored Suttqr brother of the famous Cliff turned from the amallor foothill wak the only loser to hit safely twice best in Two the matches y lack of blooms from which they Grocery handed Folland Drugs ait impressive victory in the seven took Larry Nelson of Los Angeles streams Fish face extinction In scheduled ball a 13 to 3 loss Both pitchers wera hit hard tournament Dale are at In his semifinal singles duel get thSir supply of honey Seemfurlongs of the test stakes today many instances trout have been Grocers but the played errorless ball and to be played Saturday Don and Guy lilhit wlfti runners on bases In annexing the doubles title Sutingly deceived into believing the Opposing four other trappied in receding water holes Peck will clash with'Yic Hill and Al Al’s Barbecue and Pinney Beverage played ies the daughter of the English stat- ter and Potts won tHree sets from red taillight reflector of a campabove beaver dams where-unles- s tie in eight innings Going into the Jenkinson and Les Jarman and Dave a ion Tetratema followed the pace Elgar Weller of Austin and George er’s auto was a bright red flovyer rainfall comes soon to augment eighth behind three runs the Beverage crew worked Larson for a couple of walkj a pair of these birds tried for Margetts are pitted against Jack Qor closely and swept to the front enter Dulling San Antonio by scores of the water supply they will perish Let us check yonr brakes so man and Blaine Grey in the third at coupled with a single to nn the bases some time to extract nectar from Water is so low in these small wtih r ing the last furlong to beat the Jimmie Wade then came today tempt to determine a winner Olathe single to tie the score ATithrough you will avoid any delay or incollected eigrb the glass-lenStreams that the workings of beaWheatley stable’s Slapdash by one Although they dehits to six for Finney’s match convenience while away from CHINA ENTERS TEAM vour spiders and other small inand a half lengths "The Maemere ver usually hiden beneath th Jackson Press remained undefeated by home sects they must trimming the Inexperienced Yale Avenue farm’s Coequel after running away ” NANKING have honey China' Aug 3 (Jf)— surface are exposed to view club 24 to 6 HOME RUN CLUB amateur naturalists assert and three furlongs before the start was The National Amateur Federation of Their homes of limbs and twigs In the other two gimes Third Ward Testing done with' most Men defeated Utah Oil 23 to 7 and and modern equipment third another lour lengths back the little birds will be forced to China today voted to send a team to bound together with mud mortar By Associated Press f ! h Wart defeated It cott you n o I h 2 Gym Home runs: Gehrist Yankees Bazaar with only a poor effort in the 1938 Olympic games aterlln are ift plain sight Their runways migrate Soon or die 14 to 5 berg Tigers: Verges Giants Suhr Pirates Deer can be seen quite plentithe Kentucky derby to mar a fine and also voted to enter a teamn the channeled beneath the surface in I each UTAH OIL SERVICE Please give ha si next references AMERICAN ASSOCIATION The leaders: Gehrig Yshkcef 3 Foxy record this year ran'the distance ini Davis cun interrilioral tennis 'comfully They are in Rood condistraight line from one ramp to ano34 Athletics Johnson AthieHcf 28: Oil (Friday’s Results) BOX K-- TRIBUNE STATION 1:24 As the second choice to tha( petition n xl yerr 8 tion but arc changing tV(r usual now aoov? water The China will en-- j ther-are Columbus :r PpuI OrS'r rrr Oi'n' dinals 33 Bonura White Fok 23 Indianapolis of Slapdash andjterUin tne Far F st Olmypic games ‘Whestlev ent-- y m summer industrious animals are hard at 4(h South and State grazing Riour-’- s 8 Toledo K lUUona’ American if)? 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