Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING emus Provo Junior TIME Players Plan S L Invasion By Chet Smith OUT! League Leaders Only Six Hits Wliiffs Two National League Standing t of Tfimi Kim Lost New lork Chicago 24 24 23 18 10 Brooklyn Boston 12 v Pittsburgh Lulls HI e 13 u Prt H4t too nno 48rt 472 444 421 324 ' id in n2d If Philadelphia Cincinnati 13 Thursday’ Ksultf Boston B Pltt'tmnrh O — Chicago at New Verkv poatponetH rUw t Brooklyn Hf Ixonlo postponed: rain Cincinnati at Philadelphia postponed eatoi Friday’" lin Pitcher :8) — French snd vs Me- - st Nv York Htibhed and Chicago Carleton vs rtttnhurgh Fayden Mt at Cattleman Louts at Brooklyn— tVellsnd vs Ham- Cincinnati at Philadelphia— Hollingsworth vs Lamaster BOSTON June A 3 Lou — Rookie Yankee Takes stretched Hunter personal to four straight as handed Pirates of first Bureau Chase Lengthy Race Thursday year the Fette Fette "the right-hand- a L: : Veteran Rookie Allows You bring back my ironing board right away le j 21 Fette Blanks Dulra Sarazcii Lead in Race lawsuits begins to flow Jacobs will figure largely as one of the Pirale Clan defendants For Inverness Links Prize Meantime the boxing game who certainly cannot be ranked to flounder And that tygh in the scale Nestell June Results S?oie 6 to 0 continues Thursday's first round little more than a novice and spite of the fact that the sport aest ball scores: terrific matches favor with to (ConttmiM irora Preceding Page) Bob 8 (fl- - Old TOLEDO Ohio of Par— he’s 71— took a Man with the the pubn 467) defeated Ar it is a case of beating Thursday as 16 of the counthe public be damned while pro(701 'three up try’s g professionals moters and managers squabble crashed through with 45 birdies In Hines (631 Ray Mangrum-Jimm- y and quarrel and burden the matches of the defeated HortoA Bmlth-Harr- y the opening courts with their disputes It third annual Inverness round robin Cooper (65) two up is undeniably a fact that the best ball tourney time is ripe to resume its place Revolta (65) Henry Picard-JohmtHines the metropolitan Jimmy in the sun after a long period of Laffoon champion and Sam Snead the West defeated Paul Runya-K- y eviWe have the depression Virginian who never took a lesson (66) one up dence that people will pay high led the onslaught each turning in n Little (63V Denny a half dozen of the subpar holes prices for seats at a boxing show and that they will turn Snead Denny Shute P G A'champlon al- defeated Ralph Guldahl-lpaout in numbers though hampered bya lame back (64) one up Last week a couple of boxers counted five as did Henry Picard the elongated lad from Hershey Pa But instead of taking the tide at the flood leaden Gene Sarazen former open chamstrive to outdo one another in devising barriers Peculiarly apt exwas the lone entrant in the pressions are employed by Paul Mickelsonr a veteran Associated pion d field who failed to get Press correspondent when he says: under even figures on any hole but “The boxing industry-hits its low mark for-thcentury tomor- his partner Olin Putra lD34 open row night (Thursday) No sport has plummeted as as champ crashed through with four the box fight trade Ten years ago the woods were fullrapidly of great DutrA and Sarazen topped the All gate receipts were smashed as champions and challengers in the race for the $1000 close to 105000 fans laid $2658600 on the line to watch Jack Demp- standing first prize of the $4600 pot of gold sey and Gene Tunney in their memorable conflict at Soldier Field defeating Tommy Armour the forthe entire industry is in the throes of a n Chicago Today mer operi champion and ” strike GROUND GRIP TIRES Jimmy Thomson by a three-hol- e It is a pitiful spectacle the depths to which the boxing sport margin has sunk Under the Inverness system of :: — 1 the tesm which is "up” at scoring took ever" He" lw turn"Was the'end of lSholes gets a plus rating Dale at by young Jim Tobin 'in the of the number of holes it is ahead seventh while the losers get a minus mating Meet Stage PITTSBURGH BOSTON of the same figure BHOAI BHOA LWanercf 4 0 2 O'Ganna 3b 4 1 1 2 Finals of the May leg of the direc4 1 3 O' Waratlfraa Jeiiam It 4 2 12 PWanr rf 4 0 1 UiMoore rf 2 0 4 0 tors’ cup for women and qualifying 2 Cu'lnello 2b 4 2 2 2 Vaughan 8411 a 1 0 O'Bt'rger If Suhr lb 3 2 2 0 round of the June jegwillbe conTdd c — — S— 3 I 'f 0 ducted Friday ladies’ day at' the Handley 2b 4 12 l'Fleti her lb 4 1 11 0 Young 3b 0 3 0 Forest Dale Golf clubr Mrs Perry OUlt ENTIRE STOCK lll'andt p 0 0 2 DaVis will clash with Mrs O C Brown p Allen in the 'May leg final xBowman SUITS & O’COATS Tobin p A flag tournament also will be in is regaining lic However Edgerton! 1937 -- ' Malcolm Booth and Bill Pardoe B Y U sensations will enter the men’s singles and doubles compete tion and that quite a delegation of — y juniors also will be on hand Merlin Slack Paul Harmon Jack Thurgood SALT LAKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU 3 UP)— R June I NEWPORT Northern Division Pardoe and Bud Standing of the Clubs The racing sloop Yankee came from Eggertsen are among the youngsters Pot Won Lost who are planning'upon entering the Hunter 2 0 1000 astern Thursday on the last leg of a 667 1 2 event They also will1 appear here Taylorsville triangular course to beat 500 1 1 Big Cottonwood C C C 1 for Pardoe cup competition Satur- Granger 000 Rainbow 1934 winner of the Amer0 2 000 0 2 )WnW o’clock at day afternoon ica's cup by over five minutes in a Fred (Buck) Dixon several times Schedule lor Tuesday June Jt Southeast breeze winner of the Salt Lake title will Winder gentle C Cottonwood C 0 -not enter nor will his brother Granger atat BigHunter Making her third bid for selection as cup defender Yankee lagged for “Sanky” who is bound- for Califqr-ni- a Taylorsville bye the greater part of the race only to This leaves Taylorsville"" suffered its' for thesummerfirst defeat of come with a rush down wind with Dick Bennion collegiate kingpin and the season in the Halt Lake County Farm to Hunter her owner Gerard B Lambert pileague Tuesday by bowing the defending city champion and Bureau‘Hunter In the final a staged rally Dave Freed veteran who outranks inning to rush four men across the plate loting the big craft through the fog breaking up a tie score and clinching the and rain Bennion in the state and intermoun- garqe R Rushton were the leading hit tain ratings as the prime favorites tersL and with two hits In three trips to the for the men’s singles title plate summary: Inquiry has been received from Ed The HUNTER TAYLORSVILLE abhoa abhoai Gjirry of Pocatello regarding entry 4 4 2 rf 2 0 0 0 OIRMackay and he will probably be on hand for 4 0 0 OIThaxton sa 4 2 13 4 1 2 1 3 2 0 2lHaslam cf the competition He is one of the 4 19 OiAKcwrm 2b 3 0 12 Idaho city 3 15 0 OiJohnson 0 topnotchers lb 10 gntll Rushton rf 21 0 OBennlon c Tennis Bolton The Salt 3171 4 0 3 liRsMcky lb 3 0 3 0 lb club met Thursday elected officers 8 Rushton p 3 £ 0 6 KLndurs lb 2 0 2 0 2 10 6 2 13 OlGarff p cf and decided to sponsor a women’s Evans WRushtu rf 2 0 1 OIRupp 10 0 1 doubles event which will be coA CRushtn 3b 3 1 1 2ULndrap if 110 0 1000 ducted independently by that organ- lzation except for the finals which Totals 321021 nT Totals 29 7 21 14 Score by innings: will be played on the clay courts of Hunter 030 000 120 the Salt Lake Tennis clqb on the Taylorsville Errors--Co3 Sacrifice hit Summary: — final day of the tournament run L Rushton Home —Thaxton hit — S Rushton Double play — Haslam Consolation Combat By Garff to Bennion Innings pitched— 7 Charge deRushton Rupp Additional incentive toward enter- 613 Struck out — By Garff 5 feat to Garff Bases on balls— Dff Rushton 8 Rupp 1 ing the city meet was added Thurs- Garff 2 Rushton 3 Hit with pitched ball — Benday night with the announcement — A Kasworm bv Hushton Umpires that men's and junior singles con- nion and P Rushton 8corer — Lindsay solation tournament would be staged in the city event with prizes to be awarded the winners by the InterAll mountain Tennis association first round losers in the two events Will compete for these honors Saturday’s Pardoe cup engagement will be an interesting opening feature for the tournament Salt Lake’s and United Leagues engaged MU schedule of softball at White and junior performers for this affair Metropolitan W W will be chosen from Frank Mehner Fairmont parks Thursday Mni§ht M C at Fairwon a real slugfest from Cliff Berg Jimmy Eakins Grover mont At the final score being 21 to 16 Park Stagg of General Electric Rawlings Vernie Swenson and Lynn White t to aubdue Utah In a turned game Rockwood Three doubles and two Poultry 6 to 0 Thursday’s results: singles engagements are on the proFAIRMONT PARK gram with competition starting on (Metropolitan League) the Forest Dale courts at 2 p m R H E that 4 ist s Close Tonight eel Officials Will Conduct Draw Friday Evening Consolation Play Set By BOB GbODELL Entries are coming in at a rapid pace tor the annual city tennis tour nament which opens Saturday with competition slated in seven events— men's singles and doubles women’s singles and doubles junior singles and doubles and boys’ singles The entry lists will close Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock with the seedlings and draw to be made at meeting of the Salt Lake Tennis association’s - executive committee at The Tribune Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock The first day’s schedule will appear in Saturday morning’s issue Entries may be made until 6 p m Friday at Spalding’s The Tribune sports department or with Marvin Betnun tournament manager Booth rardoe Comlng Word from Provo is to the effect JUNE Boston Beest-30-year-o1- his er winning" streak the Pittsshutout he burgh the their 6-- 0 s muffled with seven hits Berger Wally clouted two homers -- driving In four league-leader- runs It was Fette’s sixth win for the year againstrone defeat- Although he fanned only two batters he was effective with men on the bases forcing the Bucs tq- - leave H men stranded The defeat cut only half a game from the Pirates' lead since the rest of the circuit was rained out Lefty Dutch Brandt opened for the Pirates and was charged with the defeat although he lasted only until the sixth when Mace Brown - Bob Pastor whose one claim distinction is that he managed by good sprinting to elude Joe Louis in a New York match met in Los Angeles The bout was held out of doors and there was a cold drizzle throughout Notwithstanding 35000 persons paid admission and some of these paid as high as $40 for ringside seats Such proof of returning good will for boxing may be accepted as indisputable testimony that the public again wants boxing Dutra-Saraze- outstandln mour-Thoms- le Shute-Lawso- m star-studde- e 7iic$tone long-drivi- Women To Forest Final fi SELLHJG OUT fyotals 34 7 24 !) 9 2T b cbnductcd for Brown In aeventbon n soil' 000 — 0 Uoaton 400 do I ldx — 0 Trror — Todd Runs baited Summary: 111 — Two-baa- e Berger 4 Cucclnello 2 hits Three-baa- e — Warvtler 2 hit — Garma Frldsv’i Sebediilf Home runa — Berger 2 Stolen banea— 15 Ptudto v Wllford ward A C — Cucclnello Double play Magglo Jordan park 6 p m Vaughan Baaea on balla — Brandt Todd and Suhr N O Nelnon v Sharp Electric Gallagher 4 Brown 1 Fette 4 Strikeouts — Brandt field 6 p m Hlta— Olf Brandt 7 2 Tobin 2 Fette 2 Yale A C va Germania A C Whittier in 5 lunlnga (none out In aixth) Brown No 2 6 p m 0 In 1 Tobin 2 ifr' 2 Losing pitcher — Bennett Glaes and Paint va Rotary Boys’ Brandt club Fairmont No 2 6 p m si Totala xBatted SSL Pltfaburgh Recreation Softball Pants Iker $750 $200 BELL TAILORS 252 SOUTH MAIN ST zr Broadway at 2nd £ast Wat 2320 in-th- Lake-Wome- n's A V mm 0- on Two-bas- e 2-- x:- Two Softball - ft Leagues Play two-hi- 13 11 2 Wolfe’s 6 6 3 Mutual Creamery Batteries — Gunderson Saley and Me Comb Oswald Hecker and McCarthy R H E 11 11 2 2 a d Grocery Batteries — Stone and Tuckett Tjussen-brooPollel and Simpson Flrmage Murphy (United League) i j 4 8 9 12 2 Nelson Coleman nd and B Dunlop C Dun- Quality Press Equitable 4UUsrisr - Crawford Watson lop R H E 21 20 6 W 0 W M- - M Batteries — Stein Hammond- aud Wall Miller and L Hayden- Mednlck -- I ’ xCCj r WHITE PARK (United League) ' ’T-- ’ J Western Opts ' R H E 782 i 9 4 Stamp Batteries— Wood and B Livesay and F Johnson L 0 T L 0 Batteries — Wood and Nelson and Harwood (Metropolitan 8 2 6 0 Hatters 1 6:30 p Candy 7:30 p 8:30 p 9:30 p m— Telephone vgCudnhv R vs Salt m— A vfl 6:30 p Coal 7:30 p m— Plnney Beverage vs m— Western States vs ufacturers in Price Twice That in Quality Shed heat R H E 4 9 2 8 4 2 Jenkins and Hagen Young schedule: WHITE PARK m — Al’s Barbecue vr Ostler m— Peck and Ash vs Lang Friday’s FAIRMONT PARK r- -r Teams Standing of - the Won Lost special values at $343 and $4 Kangaroo shoes $495 First Presbyterian Sons of Pericles the IFellftisaaim CzdJiaffEsi© 216 South Main Street — King- 8:30 p m—Optical Shop vs Salt Lake Sausage 9:30 p mrncLeseret News vs Utah Oil Lutheran St Mark’s Episcopal fit Paul’s Episcopal A Z A Westminster Presbyterian See i Strevell-Palemo- rays! persistent Feltman & Curme whites are essential for summer style oa well as for summer 'Yours for a more pleasant season Man? Intercliurch Softball First Presbyterian Sons of Pericles 4 0 Zion Zion Lutheran Presbyterian Westminster Ft A Paul’s A Episcopal SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham 4 Memphis 3 — Nsshvlll 1 Knoxville 2" Atlanta 5 Chattanooga 1 New Orleans 10-- 1 Little Rock & 0 Batteries — Stagg and Platt Stevens and Batteries — and Hetdman V" yy League) Davia Motor r 4 3 7 0 B Ludlow 2 8 General Electric Utah Poultry Baker Merit The Metallic Nose Knows v R H E W A W 3 ove Tests show that Vintage Tobacco is at least 25 easier on your breath than all other 5 cigars tested STALE TOBACCO BREATH has moment on the spot Why Smoke a Vintage cigar and see how and clean your breath is just 30 minutes : Owl Is a better cigar because It always filler Na'ture— not has Vintage-tobacc- o tory processing— made this tobacco exception-fres- h ally mild mellow: system— the We maintain a vast put miy White risk a W- - H fac-offendi- r' later New aclentific discoveries White OwJ 8 Vintage tobacco is very low m tobacco into seven grades— and buy only tobacco of the ' the eubstances that cause unpleasant tobacco quaijty 0f the top three for White Owls Get White Qwls next time you buy cigars You’ll get breath Tests with a delicate osmoscope prove J smoother smoke— and cheers from the ladies milder a that this tobacco leaves lessjodor crop-inspecti- Scientist use a sensitive osmoscope to measura to record its Intensity and lasting power Ten different brands of 5t cigars were tested by this machine White Owl was at least 25 easier on the breath than aU the others After 30 min utes aU trace of tobacco odor disappeared from the breath of White Owl smokers odor |