Show 12 THE S&T LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING AUGUST 15 1934 TIGE& TAKE LONG STEP TOWARD FLAG I Young Corbett Outpoints Mickey Walker in Ten Rounds YANKS DROP Fith Given Away fish from The task of removing TWO GAMES Utah lake which is expected to soon reach a new low level at which the fumy tribe will not be able to live is progressing satisfactorily accord ng to State Fish and Game Commissioner Newell B Cook The commissioner announces that each Wednesday from 9 to 11 a m carp and suckers taken from the lake will be given away free to tho public To date 90 bass from one and one half to four pounds have been re moved from Glenwood and planted at Locomotive springs- - Additional fish from this body of water as will as Utah lake and several low streams are being removed as rapidly as pos sible The work has been made pos sible by an appropriation from the T X R A J J Madsen has charge of the work for the state fish and game departmentr A total of 7Sg porch have been in Spring lake which Just south ef Faysen la located W recently received an Interest Inf bit of news from J Carlos Lam bert educational adviser of the Hobble creek C C C camp which has Its headquarters in Sprlngvllle ‘it follows: “A recreational area covering 160 acres has been Inclosed with a log ’and block fence at the head of Pay-aocanyon soma 19 mile from Pay-oby the Hobble creek C C C This area Is located In the heart of one of Utah's most famous game preserves Situated a few miles east of Mt Nebo at an altitude of 8000 feet It It one of nature's beauty spots Several reservoirs ln normal aeaaons bound in trout ThU year howtvrr because of the drouth the reservoirs have been drained and the fish removed Peer may ba seen an’y park and Utahs famous elk herd are In the more Inaccessible reaches within lew miles of the area road up Payson canyon Is be- to rapidly put Into ahape BUT GIANTS CUBS FALTER Crowder Rowe Ilang Up Victories Crowd Watches 0 Braves Hand Bruins 15-- 2 Lacing Carl Ilubbell Tastes Defeat AMERICAN IKACUE gtaadiaf of tfsms Won Detroit Lout 73 New York (6 Clevelind Boston Washington fit Louis Philadelphia Chicago 51 S3 43 47 43 38 37 43 49 53 59 58 81 73 Detroit T New York 1 Chicago gt Philadelphia postponed grounds Hobble Creek Newt - TO DETROIT Won Lost New York Chlcaso 8t Loui Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati wet 70 64 63 55 53 45 44 38 ' 40 Pfl3(i 600 578 505 495 426 407 343 Tseidsy’a Kwilti 8t Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 3 New York 3 Boston 15 Chicago 3 Wednesday’ Schedule Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington Louis 8t at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia (3) ' By A(AN CHAMP FAILS Southpaw Takes Decision Handily in Slow Bout Fresno today Last night "Leaping” Lena Levy of boxing’s personality kid announced the king-fis- h was going to marry "the best fan dtincer in the land!” It looked like a publicity story so the scribes telephoned the king-fis- h GOULD By RONALD W WAGONER seals Stadium san Fran- cisco “Aw Lena’s nuts" shot back the kingfish Three hours later he and Rosie Glickman who does a mean fan dance at the worlds’ fair were Aug 14 (UP)— Young Cor-be'- tt III contender from the Fresno married Sehedulo New York at Pittsburgh (2) Brooklyn at Cincinnati (3) Philadelphia at 8t LouU Boston at Chicago Cal wine and raisin belt( stepped in the middleweight championship picture tonight by outseoring Mickey Walker Rumson bulldog in a fight Corbett a fighter continually found Walker’s Jaw and body with damaging punishment The United Press score sheet gave eight rounds to Corbett and two were called even One or two of the Corbett rounds were by a narrow margin Walker’s best round was the ninth when he caught Corbett with a right to the jaw and’ the Fresno fighter went down He appeared to be off balance and did not take a count Corbett was up immediately swinging his left in Walker's direction He scored sufficiently to even the round Contest Proves Drab Walker iever appeared entirely let out while Corbett was cautious The result was a rather drab contest Walker’s real spurt came in the ninth when Corbett momentarily hit thgifloor The Fresno fighter appeared undamaged and was up in an instant to start his clubbing left to Walker's heed The tenth round was Corbett's Walker attempted to stage e spurt to follow up his knockdown advantage but the legs of the New Jersey fighter seemed lackCorbett met 'Walker’s drives ing and held a lead at the end which caused Referee Toby Irwin to raise his hand in token of victory ' The win for Corbett lifted him Into the ranks of middleweight contenders Both fighters said previous to the battle that the middleweight title hinged pn the verdict Quit Middle Throne Walker" was middleweight champion before he left that class to battle light heavyweights and heavyweights including former Champion Jack Sharkey Jack Casper 180 Galt drew with Bob Frazer 190 Seattle in the first slow preliminary Midget Martinez 114 Los Angeles d won a decision over Young Speedy 120 Los Angeles Louie Rogers 151 Oakland technically knocljgd out Ernie Kirchner 156 Lodi in the fourth round of the thrd preliminary Babe Marino 150 San Francisco knyked out Billie Boggs 153 Honolulu in the first round of their scheduled semiwindup d Wednesday’s Large Field Will NEW YORK Aug 14 WT— The furious rush of the rampant Detroit PITTSBURGH Aug' 14 OP)—A pair Tigers carried them to two sensaof veterans pitching Burleigh tional victories over the New York Grimes and Waite Hoyt got the betYankees today extended their winter of the brilliant Carl Hubbell today ning streak to 14 consecutive games as the Pirates turned back the Giants and propelled them toward their first American league penntnt In a quar3 to 2 in the first game of the league ter of a century leaders' final invasion of the west Dave Freed Enters Men’i Rising to extraordlnery heights beThe defeat didn't do any harm to fore one of the greatest crowds in Singles Many Stars e New York’s lead as" the the history of baseball Mickey Cochsecond-placrane’s spectacular crew routed the Cubs took a beating Will Appear trigreat Lefty Gomes to score a from Boston umph in the first game and then For seven Innings it looked like Thirty years In baseball Frank J Navin games ahead in the current struggle and virtupounded the Yankee righthander The Victory Invitation tennis tourHubbell's out Red Ruffing to capture the second (right) of Detroit is reliving those glamorous Yanks the of game as the southpaw ace nament will Outthe drop ally running get under way Wednes fielder Ervin Fox left Second Sacker Charley limited the Pirates to one hit a singame 7 to 3 as Lynwood (Schoolboy) years from 1907 to 1909 when his with the largest field ever to Tigers ruled day Rowe youthful Tiger pitching giant center and Gehrlnger Schoolboy Rowe hurler by Lloyd Waner in the fifth But His "boys’ whipped the were heroes In Wednesday’s struggles at New gle registered his thirteenth consecutive the American league the tide turned suddenly in the last participate in this competition Play Yankees to twice six a half victory York and go Wednesday two frames Trailing 2 to 0 going In men's and Junior alngles opens Close to 80000 spectators Jammed into the eighth the Bucs tied the the tourney Seeded players will not the Yankee etadium to see the Tigers score on the second and third hits off be seen in action until Thursday In the American stretch their lesd Hubbell plus an error by Hughey Brown Planted ' New interest is centered In the f league pennant race to six and Critz and won with two more hits in meet with the presence of Dave games Mora than 0000 German Brown the ninth Freed one of' Utah’s best racket It was ths biggest baseball crowd of three to five Inches long Grimes making his first start of the wlelders Gene JCardley present wera planted in Big Cottonwood last the year and the biggest that has season pitched six-hball until he titleholder is expected to give Freed week by the Salt Lake chapter of the been counted in the stadium since was removed for a pinch batsman in hi mam competition in the men’s the Athletics played the Yankees beIsaak Walton league the eighth division In the Juniors Bud Raleigh fore 89269 fane on September 9 1928 HEW YORK PITTSBURGH Planting was under the super B HO A B H O A the reigning star of the city and state Today's official paid attendance vlslea ef Karl Pannier chairman 4 4 1 d L Wsnsr of 4 1 1 0 is on hand to More If was nevertheless In excesa Of that try to make it two 1 ef the prefect committee aulated Crlts 3b IIP Wsner rf 6 6 3 0 Salt Lake Girl Wins Over Terrz 616 4 16 0 Undatrom If 4 1 3 0 straight having won the tourney last lb registered during the record turnout by Clyde Pannier and Ernest 3 0 3 4 0 Vaughan rf ss Dan Freed runner-uto 113 of six years ago and la the greatest Freckle ton Mrs Tyree John James Ott Wglntrsubof 4 0 OSuhr lb 41111 year in New York’s baseball history Jackson gg 3 13 4 Tremor 3b 3 6 0 0 Raleigh in both the city and state More than 1601 ef these fish 1 Danning e 4 3 3 Thevenow 3b 1 0 3 4 meets also has entered along with Not only was the stadium’ Jammed BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS-- Inclement weather on the eve of Gains Quarterfinal ' were tagged fer observation and 1 0 3 0 Padden 3 0 4 1 Verses 3b o but It was estimated more than 29000 his scheduled 4 0 0 3 Grimes p 1 0 1 3 Gordon Giles ranked number 20 in Hubbell p In erder that a record ef the time for a Ab run forced to Jenkins prog starting the national boys’ division xRoettger were 1000 turned away f to 0 0 1 0 OGDEN—The be chamfirst may Hoyt p plwltag event Important H" until Thursday morning Matches will be played most of the The Tigers won so Impressively postpone the The fish were furnished bykept in the tennis Fred that they Ogden city "It is impossible to say Just what pionship 34 30 8 37 13 day and the Victory courts are open 2S 11 Totals Totalg are now prohibitive favorFoster supervisor of the western be when tournament run out will sTwo at Lester gcored winning hour I will start my run but it will played at all times to the tournament matchdivision of the U 8 bureau of fish-rie- s ite to continue their dash pennant-warxBatted for Grlmet in eighth be aome time Thursday Weather per- park at 10 o’clock Wednesday when New York Oil 00 000--1 es D L Freebalrn requests players riding the crest of the greatest end were taken from the fed031—3 Joan Van of 000 Nort Lake Salt meets 000 Pittsburgh to post their scores on the blanks left mitting” Jenkins said Tuesday n league winning streak since 1916 eral hatchery at SpringvJllt Summary: Runs batted In — Orltx at the courts for that purpose ‘ “High winds that whipped across des- Helen Parmley of Ogden in the wo Suhr 3 Errors— Crlts Vaughan They have three more games to play - e Vi - with Three-bamen’s final 3 Miss Van Nort Llndstrom hita— gained ert today opened bad spots on the Danning Wednesday's schedule: the Yankees here W — Jackson Suha Sacrifice— TheveLoses one of Salt Lake’s most hits three-sethe final a of t bracket virtue MEN’S SINGLES by track and caused this delay” now Double play— Crlts to Jackson to enthusiastic fishermen1 reports that The Yankees were overpowered by Bostard vs Joe Lsmb court 4 Stsrllns 1 Mrs over 4 Hazel Hubbell on balls— Grimes victory Tyree Terry Bases Dick Ruckenbrod vs Hal Lamb Reseats Driver’s Pit Hits — 0 a m1 the fishing Is excellent on Beaver e Tiger attack that simply refused to The retail druggist will hold out— Grimes 6 Hubbell 3 Struck 11 a m champion Tuesday Richard Allen vs Floyd none In 1 Winning court Grimes 0 In 8 Jenkins spent most of Tuesday pos- defending Jo® Johnson Another be subdued by the beat pitching the golf tournament at Forest Dale Thurs Most finals will not be reached until pltchgr— Hoyt Hoyt Romney court 3 11 a m Thurston Hovey vs Seth Young court 3 11 s m: Harold enthusiastic Izaak Walton Monday New Yorkers could produce Gomez day beginning at 1:30 p m it was ing' for motion pictures but also re- Saturday Forsberg vs David Todd court 4 11 a m lead in the first announced Tuesday by professional seated the driver's pit of his great given five-rucaught 92 trout there' with- was La Mar Oulver vs Vern Waldo court 4 One of the sizzling matches of the Braves Maul three innings of the opening game Mickey Riley A luncheon will be 4 p m “Ab Jenkins special Ernest Bourne vs Lyman Dalnes in a comparatively ihort time to went Virgil James when he court 1 6 3Q p m R W Prosser vs Elmo but he blew up after holding Detroit held in the club house after the which he intends to drive in excess day Stevens court 3 6 30 p m Ken Peterson to one hit in five Innings and was matches The players hsve been seg of 140 miles per hour for an aver defeated Dr H C Shepard Chicago Pitchers vs Charles Shifter court 3 6 30 p m Duck Viewt ‘ knocked out of the box by five-ru- n 14 MV- -' With Ned Chamberlain vs Clans Hale court 4 CHICAGO Aug regated into two groups the "pill age during hU grind Tuesday's Basalts m : Tucket vs C F Behle Women's singles— Jotn Van Nort d Mrs every man in the lineup getting at court p 1 030 Wally Once started Jenkins will continue and the “pill rollers" Ur A D Hornaday of the perma-m- t assault in the sixth peddlers” Herrlll Handy vs Erp m second-sack6 Tyros 2 court 3 5:30 p m DeMar The llnupi: y Charley GehHnger least two hits the Boston Braves nest Stsgg without a stop except for refueling Hasel wild life fund Las tome s doubles— Women’s Parmley-MrHelen vs Jesse Darke court 8 0 30 p m PEDDLERS ROLLERS very of the 2 whose 19 to bat over a out Tigers wai conspic- O p Smith The two Tyree d Miss Routs and Delpha Hales pounded victory during the entire time Bob Cummlnss vs Goodwin Peterson court positive views about the duck situaH Loynd HOME RUN CLUB 4 In (Ms both uous Gomes's 4 started of the the games J ftoftl 030 p mi Douglas Young vs Bill P Wrd opening game tion In this country He Is tracks one 12 miles long- and an Intermediate singles— Jim Sundqulat d the Cubs in L firmly H Bryri T Kephtrl court m J Lutssn 730 Bums downfall Into home a p a run the By Associated Press with lost The Chicagoans 4 Bundqulit d Earl series today other 10 miles long will be desig Warren Wattle that disastrous results will fol- " vs Robert Bayle court 3: 7:30 p m: Sam O d M Brandon Home runs TuesdayOehrlnter Titers 4 field stands Combined with V PottFlsl Wright 6 chance 'to gain on the Giants who Cooper vs Clem 2 3 7:30 p m right P J Burgess court colored nated Sheeran on " Yankees Saltztaver by Yankees Oehrlj flags posted Men's singles— Virrll Jambs d Dr H C also CoBHnwd on Pollowln 8 Birman — Chick Welch vs- Frank Duncan court 6 Lee Braves Delancey Cardinals 1 each P Kilpatrick to Pittsburgh Pate) lost (Continued en Followtnc Pm) stakes and the at 3 6 4 during Shephard 7 night day W Dayton 30 m: P Wrd Melvin Jordan vs Dick Milner The laadcrs p 3T Foxx Oehrls Yankeee doubles— for were Men's raked Gordon Bluth end Jim Four Cub pitchers court 3 P Kludge p m: Dale Goodfellow vs bon Athletics 36 OR Oiants 30 Johnson Athby flares Chadwick d Cliff Furnlss and Art Benson 22 hits ' ‘ 8:VfCk H Coomb m 11 of them letics 28 Collins Cardinals 26 singles Ed Sperry court S 8'3o pSINGLES Official timer of the A A A will 3 1 Don Painter and Ralph Clark d B L Wad Leaeue totals: American 540: National JUNIOR his and Cubs checked Merlon the Brandt 3 be posted at one end of the oval Mixed Stevenson and fynn Foley H Kingston Dick Eskelson vs Paul Tlllson court 1 531i total 1071 P ftlland jloubles— BUI Stratford and Mrs mates blasted Guy Bush for seven ll a mi Bob Terrill vs Elsworth Hale court track be will taken from a Recordings Ed 0 and Tyres Mrs Phelps 3 9 a m Dick Ruokenbrod vs David Phelps P Praker 0 Vlrsll Jsmes and Joan Van Nort a Don singles and six runs after two were two kinds of clocks O Robinson LOCAL SOFTBALL court 3 t a m Richard Durham vs Perhaps the Painter and Francis Woodcock 1 O Flshma Bob Cummings out in the third Inning court 1 10 a m LcRoy At most accurate is radio is A the wire Merlon Stevenson and Marian Thomas a M Brlds vs Lowell Durham court 2 10 a m Jones BOSTON CHICAGO B Firman suspended across the track and to Dr Shephard and Gevene Pouts 3 Third Ward M Men 15 B H O A Reed Bleak vs Ernie Baldwin court 3 10 B H OA O Stolfl Wednesday’) Schedule Tennr 4 16 1 a m: Earl Barker vs Ralph Morris court Ward Store 7 it J attached a latch operating an Lester park m BUI Harrop and Urbtnskl 3b n 6(141 WHerman3b a 4 10 a m I Watson vs O Reed 1 Charles I 8 Hansen 4 Jackson Press 12 Al’a Barbecue 8 Hal Lamb ss 8 Malian English Si oscillator When the car passea over Helen Mattsen vs Bill Kingrd and Peggy Jordan lb 6 113 N O Fullmer P Walsh 4 7 1 Stalnback If 4 1 1 0 court 1 3 p m Earl Rawlings vs Lynn Plorahelm Shoe 17 Folland Dru I Meagher 10 a m Helen Parmley vi Joan Berger ef 3 3 6 P Herman rf 4 0 0 0 Slmmong court 3 3 p mi Keith k the wire a circuit i sent through Van t Nort (women’! singles final) Prank H Lea If vs Don Mulllner court 3 3 p m 5 3 3 0 Curler 4 111 cf the oscillator to an amplifier which Reeder and Delpha Hales vs Merlon Steven- Moore e 4 3 4 3 Harold Barker vs Georgs Morris court 4 3 1 0 O'Farrell rf Marian Thomas 1 p m Jim 3 P m 1 3 Orimm 0 3 3b 10 lb through a series of relays starts the son tnd vs Gordon Bluth 3 m Sund- Whitney e5 3 7 0 Tinning 110 00 p Hogan clock in motion Readings are taken qulat vs Paul Harames p4 p mJim winner Brandt S 3 1 Lxjurgea 110 p of match vs Vlrsll James at the end of each lap 0 0 0 0 Joiner p 6 m Clark and Don Painter vs 0 0 0 0 Root p The second recording will be takeri Donp Pelt Ralph and Dr Shephard winner of 0 110 xxstephenion Woodcock Sundqulat 4 0 3 3 Hack 3b cell match vs Frank vsReeder by means of a and Jack Burton 0 0 0 0 Buah p which cenhas a light ray been 6 p mi Hasel Tyree and Helen Pamley vs MAGNA- -A C Ensign finalist in upon 3 0 7 1 Hunt lb the June flight was medalist in the Wired When the car passes through Joan Van Hort and Peggy Measher 35 127 15 47 33 37 01 Totala Totala 4bA the is taken by the ray impulse d qualifying round of the August leg xBatted for Tinning In THE BIG SIX for Root In ninth VINEYARD HAVEN Maas Aug of the Utah Copper Golf club direc- sensatlve photocell and ’ recorded on 136—15 006 000 Boeton clock The standing: tors’ tup tournament with a net acore the chase 100 000 001—3 14 (A1)— After a tong stern Chicago R H AS Pel “This Runs batted In — Mellon Jor- Yankee delay Is most unfortunate” Manush Senators of 64 He shot a SummaryBoston's candidate for the Dell 431 76 160 360 dan 3 H Lee 3 3 Whit3 Moore H D Berger Millhone track manager said Gehrlnger Tigers 430 no ISO 373 ney Hogan Brandt 3 Stalnback Stephen-ao- n defense of the America's cup today Shippick Hank Johnson and A B 360 434 Pirates Elder were tied for second with 67s “But we will wait until the track is P WanerYankees hits— W Herman O'Far- won another engagement over her ll 160 433 t ISO 360 Gehrig Home run hit—Mellon rell Three-bas- e Elder and J W Ridd had low gross In perfect condition before attempt- Terrr Qliante 91 1SS 367 — 433 Double plays — English to W rivals for the honor H Lae ilies r is4 Phil Allen 443 70 ing auch a hazardous run This car She scores 79 Vanto beat S Harold Orimm: O'Farrell to W HerHerman Rainbow 410 87 146 Ott Olanta man Basel on balls— Buah 3 Tinning 3 derbilt's Professional - Howard Ridge an- is capable of breaking many records entry in a forty-miltailing Do your brakes jerk grab or Struck out—Brandt 5 Buah 1 Tinning 3 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION nounces that the following first and we are going to wait until condiHits—Bush I In I: Tinning 3 in 4 Joiner contest from Mattapoisett to this port simply refuse to function efMilwaukee 3 Toledo 11-3 10 In Root 3 3 In Hit by pitcher more than 14 minutes round matches must be played by tions give It a fair chance" Columbus 3 Kansas City 1 ficiently? Better have them —In— Wild pitch— by —By Tinning (Whitney) Make 1221 M P H Frederick Prince’s Weetamoe af- checked over— today I Minneapolis 11 Indianapolis I Root Losing pitcher— Bush August If) A C Ensign vs Merlin 16 St Paul 6 Louisville ter occupying third poaition over During hia'aeveral test runs TuesAldquist A A Aldquist vs Harold Drive In for free brake taat more than half the course ran Harkness J W Ridd vs Dr P M day Jenklna was clocked at 1326 Bess to start as soon aa the track Vance Haines Shine done with most jnodern accufrom Chase H P Ensign vs Dell Shep-plc- miles per hour the same average he will allow" the finish miles twp aground rate equipment line Unless she escaped damage Biack clouds threatened rain all As Cards Triumph Hand' Johnson vs H F Lott made late Monday-IThat’fast enough for ndw I’ll day Tuesday but the temperature ST LOUIS UTAH OIL which seemed improbable there was Clem Jones vs Tony Lewis Rue 14 W—Two little likelihood Aug ahead Nationally Dodge sales' are she would be able to Packard vs W Williams and W S open the throttle when my big run remained near 100 degrees throughSERVICE and Vance veterans STATION Dazzy pitching starts” the smiling Salt Lake racer out Light rains fell but were not Jesa resume the New York Yacht club Hook vi A B Elder also 1933 limited Philadelphia to course to 4tjt 8outb and State “1 changed L R Dodge the spark heavy enough to more than dampen five Haines Second round matches must be be exclaimed Newport hits here- today and the Caraalt crust dinals took the played by August 24 the third round plugs and made a few minor adjust-ment- s the surface of the Lake county they’re game qt the opening ahead — now and readiin 28 is “final of the and round the everything desert by August series from the Phillies 9 to 1 and by August 3L Vance who retired in the eighth gaining day as more with a blistered finger gave only satisfied owners sing Dodge praises three hits' in seven innings Haines got credit ior the victory PHILADELPHIA 8T LOUIS ' B H OA BHOAI See yourself how much value Dodge 3 0 4 HWhltehrsd 3b 3 0 3 3 Bartellss 4 0 4 3'Rothrockrf Chtoua3b-l- f 4140 3 0 3 0 4 3 3 OlFrlsehZb Allen rf the new reduced price today L Wilson If 3 0 1 O' Med wick If 4 3 0 0 ' li team The 1 4 0 10 the I 3b' Haalin 0 Nibley 1'ColIlnslb and Grant Evans also of Salt Lake CamlUMb DENVER £olo Aug 14 W- -A schedule I 3 4 OlDelaneeyg 3103 and Bonneville caddlea held at Nibley subdued O K Evans and O Davis cf 4 0 4 1 0 4 0Pulllac( strenuous battle which Mel City deadlock 1 I 3 0 0 0 I Durocheraa Monday ended in Waltersjb Phil Milstein of Denver AS LOW AS 3 0 0 1 Don’t blame weak exhausted papleni condition Salt Lake City present J WUsone I 0 I 0'Vancep Ken Stahr of Bonneville waa the only 3 In an Interesting mfitch 3 13 0 Haines 0 on your yean Such trouble often occur Mmnly bo-Todde 110 titleholder won from Archie Bosplayer to Win three points He de3 0 0 1 the body ban exhausted its supply ef Holman Waters of Salt Lake Johnaonp oaino 6 6" o IS Moor® feated Duffy Heller tent orfanio element worth Denver net veteran feaCity bowed to A1 Young Denver Hansen p 0000 oom adviced raw oyaters OraMra rich In Doctor The lineup: 1 o i o tured today's play In the interxHigh seeded fourth demonta laokln in many SM Dorothy t NTH LET BONNEVILLE ho teal old weak psphm oxhauated 1 40 or 60 mountain tennis tourney at the Denver beat Jane 30 6 74 0 "’Totals Shwayder 110 37 1 Totals Harry 6wonsonfc 1'Pul Heller Mow a now dlooovery OSTREX la adrlaod Prepared Grant 8tvn xBatted for Johnson In eighth Denver tennis club Wilkinson Case Salt Lake City iS' Mir Horn raw oyewra lupeotod Contain thro 000 000 106—1 oyator 0 PhUadelohla Ko Duffs Hellsr Sthr with addM tonlot In CONCEN-toron the his Bosworth got Other included: BIU Brea results Jump l4x— 0 0 Lon 000 000 2 St Louia Billy tablet BknTfcil TRATED LAKE Dick Bchofleid II We Wlec diminutive foeman in the first set Runs bat- raw orators Good lor mea and woman 3 Nelson Mclnich Kansas City Summary: Error— Whitehead Jack Bwonson 1 ted In — Camllll Delancer Rothroek OAm Lartoo OSTAKX loaonoraeoo tbt blood tncrraaee vltrof and ran' up a seeded seventh triumph defeated Ed 3 Collins hita— CsmlUl Ako auppUoa a apoolally Important UiTlsorator Ooedni Total Green Denver Total MAS I4J hr eland system Ao4doctor says folks who have exhales-e- d fought back to tie the on Following Fags) natural supply thte Inrlgorator msv be old at 36 The third set wu hotmatch Sam Milstein Denver defeated" wkiMtboM nail auppited with it may fad peppy at 60 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE r ly waged but Gallacher eventual9 Los Meyers Larry Angeles Champions Win Eisily CUR THIS COUPON Wi ly won out Gee the pep Be Fred Dixon Provo defeated Archie and Rody Bosworth that makes you leel younger Turn BtuSIng Net Junior Tourney G Bnnc coupon hat today Sam Sherman former Denver Denver defeated DenEarl Taub Los Antals park we o6TKhX Oell Edith ver and J S Giddings Philadelperil I low price Take at Scsttls newspaperman I Mala and brtMmai at11 tnot MINNEAPOLIS Aug 14 (AT-- The dtllshted with quirk Mission Von Hadeln Lake Salt City phia I results maker mund phot at thla pacha San Franc Ik o champion doubles' team of Charles REAL Man handed Peggy Davis of Denver-Leonard Patterson Pasadena J You don’t risk a penny Hollywood Britzius and Bill Schommer 'of Minblooded Oakland a Gibbs Calif WEEK Dendefeated Tom Mary THIS trimming Harper and the women’s singles Sacramento neapolis TakeOSTREX also of Salt Lake lost to Clarita ver Portland titleholder Ruth Prosser of St' Teel Denver in what ob- Dodge and Plymouth Distributor Edna Fuller Denver defeated Louis were victorious in their Saturday's Retail servers a termed Oldlather Lincoln big upset Loe Anseles 7 Mission 3 Neb Becky -matches in thfe National Publio Parks Ths doubles team of Gallacher Three night games 61 Tennis tournament her today Open Tournament At Victory Park n n j CHICAGO Aug 14 m— “The Is dead! Long live the queen!” King Levinsky the personality kid of the ring is a married man —kayoed on the altar of matrimony by a fan dancer It all happened quickly early king sister-manag- NATIONAL LEAGUE Standing f Teams TimIijt’i KmiHi Cleveland 8 Washington 1 Boston 7 8t Louis I taken from tho lake and planted ' Leapin Lena! 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