Show AUGUST 8' 1937 SUNDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Title inAvTv AMeet at Ogden Captures Yacht Enthusiasts Prepare For Black Rock Event Northwest AST A Doubles Champion Lark Takes Farm Bureau Track Marks Ball Title Ogden Adept Tops Field In Singles w Utah boating enthusiasts are going down to the sea in ships Sunday the sea in question- - being Two Sets Listed the Great Salt lake The reason for their launching their sturdy For Section craft is the renewal of the Black Rock trophy event One World Record Commodore John E Jones already thf holder of one leg on the coveted trophy will be on PULLMAN Wash Aug 7 hand to demonstrate that the cup new track and field records should be his permanently Other for the northern division of the adepts however are willing to Paclflo Coast conference Were ap- jStt their sailing skill against the grizzled commodore willing to' proved Saturday J Fred Bohler show their fleet craft in action State athletic college Washington against a man who knows every director and conference records wind on the Jones’ Lone Star chairman announced will receive The hew 1937 marks were con- a trjm little craft stern opposition from Playmate sidered and approved by bohler piloted Anderson Clyde by Coach Clarence (Hec) Edmund-ao- n Mickey Circuit’s Skipper “L K Frank Hurl-burtUniversity of Washington and Irvine’s Sioux andCommodore T- Flamingo Coach William Hayward Unlversl ty of Oregon Two seta of records are listed the northern division conference meet records set at either division or VICTORIA B C Aug T (UP)— coast meets and the "best marks" Recovering brilliantly after losing records made in dual meets or national competition the first two sets young Dick BenWashington State started the new nett of Berkeley Cal Saturday derecords list with credit In both lists feated Mort Ballagh of Los Angeles for the mile relay of three minutes for the British Columbia men’s sin' 123 set by Lee and Jack Orr Harry gles tennis title 6 0 Nettleton and Bill Benke The time Set scores were 2 2 is also an unofficial world record 7 Other new records accepted It was Bennett’s fourth title In as many weeks were: Mrs Ruby B Blxler Of Los L Orr W 8 C dart 7208 for northern dlvllon and equaling beat surprised fans with a 4 6 marks record of Bud Bboamaka Oregon 5 victory over Berkeley’s Virginia in 1839 Bill Benke W B C dart 4SS Wolfenden for the women’s singles seconds both Hits Ylo Palmaaon University of Washington title records 1 minute 515 seconds Ballagh and Verne Hughes also both lists Blll Vanderman University of of Los Angeles paired for a victory ‘ hwhti 5 northern Cramer over Ray Caaey and-Jacdislon8hrecof 6 4 4 to Benke was given official eradit for a fellow townsmen 'best marks" record In the broad jump of men’s doubles chamInohea 24 feet 5 The mark bad been capture the -- Singles Final and Handicap Even?5 On Tap Sunday l Woh by Defeating Midvale Crew BALT Special to The Tribune OGDEN— Dean Hurd Salt Lake City trapahooter walked’ off with the Utah abate A T A doubles title here Saturday afternoon aa he ral liedatrongly on hla final 50 targets to pull ahead of C B Higgins local Results ef Games Lark 2 Mldvali 1 Randy 8 West Jordan 2 Draper 11 Bluffdale 3 Crescent ac Riverton (no report) Schedule for Thursday August IS Lark at Sandy West Jordan at Midvale Draper at Riverton Bluudnle at Crescent Hurd who In the past four years has been a consistently good per former in all western trapshooting tournaments blasted only 01x100 to win hla title but ability to keep ahead of the field when the going got tough proved the turning point In his "favor Low Marks Mark were low winds playing havoo with the shooters’ eyes Hlg-gins cracked 47 of his first 50 doubles targets to assume a lead which 2-- 8-- et with the leader but he misatd two birds on his finab 25 shots and was Well down the list with a 93x100 one-targ- et MIDVALE cf Rm Browir Adding mother victory to his already imposing record Dean Hurd Salt Lake City shooter captured the A T A doubles title Saturday at the Gun club Ogden Baker Motor softballers turned in By SID FEDER 5 to 1 victory over Utah Poultry 7 (AP) — Diamond dribbles: Joe DiMaggio YORK NEW Aug Jn the feature Metropolitan league and that comes under the headgame played Saturday at White didn’t hit a homer for four games One explanation offered was ing of a “slump” for Jolting Joe park Bartlett Baker hurler the cellar occupants to six hits the movie Joe has been making every morning for a week being His mates made nine off Bridge a film Rompo in the morning takes that extra-bas- e wallop out of i U P Booster won from N O him for the afternoon the wise ones insist iNelson g to 0 and Western States (Grocery won an exhibition game Interesting or not Gabby Hart-- " (front Magna’e Goodrich Dairy club nett and Bill Dickey are generally collected three hits In his first 6 to 4 Plnney won from Did someone aay Carl rated as the top catcher! In the gam by forfeit was Hubbell The throughT this since business and the year i Two high scoring games were Yankees and Cuba seem headed for Pirates have an answer for that played by feminine clubs at park Auerbach’s toppling a world aeries meeting it looks like one after that beating they took £radshaw Auto Parts 27 to 2 that old baseball crack still Bolds Friday (Scoring 18 runs in the third inning good—a pennant winner has to have Travis Has Lead I — the best catching and American Linen defeating Cecil Tfavls 19 9 to Fur Mountain Washington’s (American Lee Is Workhorse hitting State Telephone won by forfeit 388 has a bigger lead in the Amerworkhorse of National the league News Deseret (from 192 Innings in ican league batting race than Ducky year is Bill Lee SATTRmY’R BFSCLTS Medwlck 402 has In the — A White Park 29 ! — so far Whatever games hap National walloping filrle League believe it or not those were short to odds pened 0 they I Fyke Covey’e (forfeit laduatrtal Leaf on the Cardinal In this and the Phillies in the National offering cellar are leading the loop year’s- - National league 3 pennant league 98 of 'em ' Ntlioa o NO The Tigers are thank in double plays chase? I Batteries Vlncant and Rpwallrr Munvty ing their lucky stars they recalled —Betting is about even that Dizzy w aad Bishop and Dean and Charley Dressen will not Rudy York from Toledo Columbia League I he’s be with the St Louis Cardinals and C gave Him trial as catcher vr ilffMfeltT Reds next season and doing a neat job with the mask and Cincinnati that both may wind up with the i mitt too JExbfblttai 4 York GiantsNew Sentiment is Surestr bet for 1938 is that the Oo©drtcti Dairy fMarna) two-ma- n a for raise in the growing recall will Reds Wenrern State Grocery Whltey (and keep) o 0 to 25 per club nd Xrn0Mi Moore from Syracuse (International player limit this lad'a strikeout ball league) " 11m-ilt- nt -- - Bafterti— Bridf 4q4 Hacatw I is the real geode Cubs benched Augie Galen for a day because he 1 wasn't 5 then put him hitting and Farry Bartlett back in there the next day end he t ' American Linen t e American Fur Batterfaa — Knowlden Inf freott and Staveua R 19 9 t 3 19 and Cottrell: 1 R H E A u rhach’i 21 30 0 Bradshaw Auto Parti T 2 5 BkUerle— Baird And ‘ Jon Gilham and Carter Mountain States Telephon 9 iKewa 0 t forfeit) SCNDAT’8 BCHFDCLE - At White Park' t 8:30 ' m— Bradshaw va Rein p 6:30 p m— Pinney va Optical Shop h 7:30 p mBaker Motor va Murphy ‘Croceiy 8:30 p m — Baker Motor' va Merit Hat 'ter (completion-- of protested camel m— Wolfe'1 ve Merit Hatter 6:45 e 830 f l—Exhibition game At Falrmoat Park 6:30 p m — 2 C M L va N O Nelaon 7:30 p in— G E va Mutual Creamery 1:30 p jn— Utah Poultry va Firmace 6:30 p m— Coal va Optical Shop C B xD 8 H Orden Flood Salt Lake City NHfyglni Pharmiii gait Lake City A A Shoot SINGLES 98 98 97 97 97 6 Alf Chrtstenaen Ogden xWiley Coleman Denver Colo W A 8 1 even Botae Idaho Carllel Salt Lake City (Jr) Harvey C E Hulsh Eureka Dean Hurd Salt Lake City C E Armstrong Ogden xE B 8moot Provo Oeorge Amspiger Balt Lake City H B Carlisle Sait Lake CUy j Jotiea Ogden L P eekt r Ogden N IV ooda Ogden p F Bcowcroft Ogden Art Olson Salt Lake City Kautaman Frank BaltLakaCityeeee Jim Russell Salt Lake CUy It Tdo Ogden R Bruere Salt Lake City Ted Smoot Provo (Jr) 0 ' - nni Hurd 43 47 42 43 43 44 Hi gain The Utah State prison softball team defeated Pioneer park 12 to W A Carliftit Stevem Coleman 6 Saturday in well played contest xWiley 8 H Fbarman The score: R H E C E Hish Utah State Prison — Dioneer Park G 12 12 -- g-5 Kautaman 5 Frank L Booker — 6’ Alf Htn-j- R Ari-gel- 220-yar- d 4-- 7-- 440-yar- d d Do-ra- le ail-sta- rs one-tim- all-sta- rs under consideration atnea 1936 A vault of 14 feet 4 Inches by George Varoff Oregon at Berkeley was credited as the northern division beat mark record 6-- 2-- 6-- 7-- 6-- Foundry Wins Title Softball Contest 'a-- B Crllil Brum aProlMiloort 46 43 45 43 43 41 M MMlIlM l ee 4-- 6-- )MIMMMte " : ' ' li ! O O i) 0 10 II j 22 418 9 Total! x Batted for Erienbach Jo seventh Midvale 100 000 Lark 100 010 x — 2 Stolen base — Goff 8onn Summary: Sacrifice nit — Reeee Brown Three-ba- i hit — Sonne Two-bas- e Bovd hit — Reeee Double Brown to Thurber to Goff: Bovd to play— Whitmore to Kay Inning pitched — Meyerhoffer 7 Elti 4 3 Goff 1 Charge defeat to Goff Struck out — Meyerhoffer 14 Etta 3 Goff 3 Bases on ball —Kit 2 Hit with pitched ball— Brown and Hughes by Meyerhoffer Umplrei Rowland and Jenkins floorer— Tbomaa I WEST JORDAN BANDY ABHOA ABROA Dimood rf 4 1 0 O'flSmtth 3b 3 Lewis ef-2- b 4 2 3 OlLundberg lb 3 0 7 0 Lancastr as 4 2 1 liCrump c 4 3 7 1 Peterson p 4 0 1 2'L Smith 3 1 2 0 2 O'Kim 2b 3 Hogan lb DSmith o 2 0 0 O'E Smith rf 2 13 0 0 0 3 1 1 O' Jacobson cf 3 0 1 Jensen If Flnlaym 3b 3 1 0 O'Swenson If 3 0 0 0 Gardner 2b 0 0 0 (VB&teman p 2 R Egbt 2bcf 10 10 Gundersn rf 1 0 0 0 W Egbert c 2 2 9 0 29 6 16 & Totals Totals 27 7 21 10 West Jordan 000 002 0— 2 101 141 x— 6Sandy Summary: Stolen base— S Smith Twobase hits— Jensen 8 Smith Bateman Dou bis plays— L Smith to Kim to Lundbsrg L Sml th to Kim to Lundberg Struck out— Peterson 10 Bateman 6 Bases on balls— Peterson 2 Bateman 2 Hit with pitched ball— Lundberg by Peterson Umpires— Batsman and Jenaen Scorer— R flmltb 1 -- BLUFFDALE DRAPER ABHOA rhoaT Hell e 4 1 7 OiRom Day p 3 0 1 2 3 0 1 0 Ral Day Hatt rf Larson p 1 1 1 O KJmball cf CMcFrln cf 4 2 0 OiAndrus rf OMcFrln lb 3 0 4 O RAllen 3b 3 0 2 0 WDav 2b Burke sa Zab If ? If 3121 OIRasmssn Holt llRDow lb 2 0 5 O'MAllen e Jons 3b OlHand lb— Berry 3b 110 : jFitzgrld 3b 2 L O O 2 Pierce p SO T1S1 9 'Total 3 Pluffdais 203 006 x— 11 Draper Stolen bases— Ralph Day 2 Summary: Rome runs— Zac Three-bas- e hit— Ralph hit—W Day Innings pitched Day Two-bas- e —Larson 8 Rose Day 4 Pierce 3 Credit victory to Ros3 Day Struck out— Larson Pierce 4 Umpire— Ballard 5 Rost Day Scorer— Tucker 110 112 11' d 51 u y M That’s the fond dream of parents everywhere : to someday own a modest home close to a good school and today many are buying or building with this thought In mind because it Is so difficult to rent a suitable plaoe and that’s why hundreds are already shopping In T’n’T Homes for Sale Want Ads where You can get the home yon WANT near the School you PREFER mm' The Home Thai Cost $4000 Last Year Is Worth $4360 Now! 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Prisoners Win 1 Complete Korea in the A T INTERNATIONAL LFACrK flyracuso 6 Buffalo 5 (second postponed rain) Toronto 65 Baltimore 3 Montreal 72 Jereev City Newark 3 Rochester 4 T Results in A a 6-- 6-- 5-- (300 1 10 a aBaker Motor - ABHOA 2 0 3 OO 1' 1000 5-- 1 6 9 Three Bennett Wins Over Ballagh 321 Baker Motor Joe DiMaggio in ‘Slump’ Victor Four Days No Homers H hA LARK I ABHOA 2 1 2 OBoyd 4 0 3 Rot- - cf— jTTS CJoff lb-- p 3 X 8 1 Kay lb 3 o Handers 3 0 5 0 Bonne 3b 2 0 2 0 Meyerhffr Hughe If Krlenbach rf 2 0 0 0 Oeborne rf 3 Zaxarlch 3b 3 4 Oliver If 3 Thurber 2b 2 0 2 1 Coomba f 3 Ella p 1 1 2 0 Janeilah lb (Vidie 10 0 0 I Mrtropolltaa Lmim Mentor "Piles tJp" Over: J— “ pates making a speed of (JO miles an hour Million Several skippers have their inboard motors ready for races Sunday - Thayne Free has the CHICAGO Aug 7 (UP)— Qus Stan Scorchy ready for action of the University of Detroit Evans will pilot the Ida E and Clareh'ce Stromnesa will be at the held a commanding lead Saturday wheel of Miss Marge Leon Stanl- night when the final ballots to e-ey’s Boots in another entrant- - lect a head football qoach for the Class E boats and their pilots 1937 college were poured follow: Wayne Heath Century Into the mails e Harold Stevenson Paguaun Dorais teammate of the Frank Ford Judy Ann Entrants late Knute ' Rockne ' had 3206063 in the class C boat race and their points amassed by fane who want boats: Keith' Farnsworth Orcion him to lead the against Joe Hughes jay Bee and Frank the Green Bay Packers In Soldier Forad The Zipper i Field September 1 The program will ftart at 2 Lynn Waldorf" coach of Northwestern’ p m Big Ten champion was second with 2646226 and Elmer Leyden of Notre Dame was third with 2598538 They were the only candidates strong enough to catch Dorais in' the final figures expected Los Angeles when they easily de next Wednesday feated Mrs B M Gross Berkeley Other leaders included Jimmy and Ceclle Miner Long Beach Phelan of Washington Bernl 3 0 Moore Louisiana State Boh Zupp-k- e In the mixed doubles Miss Miner Illinois Pete Vaughn Wabash and Hughes downed Dr Bartosh and Bo McMillin Indiana 6 6 2 and Ballagh team will assemble The all-st- ar Cramer beat Ted Olewine Santa for practice next Friday- - under the 4 Monica 5 the for boys’ title direction of the three coaches receiving tha highest number of votes in the nationwide poll dition:ar-right--Wisoir--ajrttc- 11-- 1 I G Adams ia also expected to have All-St- ar a boat entered in the trophy race Bill Wilson will attempt to set newtecord on the lake for theDetroit measured mile In the event con- WU-for- total Pair-jino- well-play- hard-hittin- - UPh-Se- ven ’s Second half honors in the south' ern division of the Salt Lake County Farm Bureau Baseball league were clinched by Lark the only undefeated team of the league Lark conquered Midvale 1 in a game on Jhe Lark field- - In this week’s contest Gordon Meyerhoffer pitched well for the winners when he held the g Midvale crew to four safeties and was credited with 14 strikeouts John Eltz and Louis Goff who were on the slab for the losers allowed a total of only six hits Midvale was chargedw:th ’four errors Bob Sonne for the winners was the leading hitter of the contest with a triple and a single West Jordan slipped to a tie for second place with Midvale and Sandy when losing to Sandy by an 2 scora in a freak game on the Sandy field West Jordan batsmen nicked Darrel Bateman for nine hits compared with seven safeties allowed by Milton Peterson hurler for the losers Peterson was also credited with 10 strikeouts while the winning hurler Bateman whiffed six The catchers for both teams were the leading battere of the day with Egbert of the losers collecting two for two while Grant Crump clouted three for four for the win ners Draper first half champion of the southern division downed Bluffdale 3 Draper rolled In six tallies In the seventh frame The scores: looked good in the face of the other performers' showings but in the final drive Hurd’s aim improved and Higgins slumped badly particularly on his final 25 targets wind ing up wiy a 3x50 on his last 50 targets to finish one target back of Salt Lake City rival —hisHurd Carlisle of succeeds H-Salt Lake City as state champion Carlisle in defending his title finished In third place breaking 87x100 He fell down on his first 50 targets breaking only 42 and despite a fine comeback failed to seriously threaten Hurd or Higgins While Higgins failed to defeat Hurd In the singles his blazing 98x 100 etched his’ name at the top of the list in the singles competition an event won by Hurd last year The defending champ breaking only- 45x50 on his first 50 targets came back to crack 25 straight and mark was well up at the Finals Sunday The final 100 singles will he fired "Sunday starting at 10 a fn The ' handicap event' will be held In the afternoon Higgins going Into the final drive lead over S H has a Sharman veteran Salt Lake City — nerformerand reoent wlnner of the T A singles tilde and Alt P Christensen another Ogden gunner W A Stevens of Boise Idaho was in third place with a 96x100 total but he is ineligible to shoot for the state title being a nonresident ’ The ahoOb drew only a handful of blue rock artists only 23 compel Ing In the singlee and a mere 14 In the doubles LAKE COFNTY FARM BUREAU HOUTHKBN DIVISION fltanding of the Teams flecoad Half tfCheduto Lark Midvale r bandy West Jordan Draper Crescent Riverton performer -- Prize S econd Half Dorais Holds :V Big Lead in Poll U CLASSIFIED MARKETPLACE |