Show al - - -- — ' -I — - -- - - — - 7---- :-- - ' 0 4 - : ' '' ' ' - - '' - THE - SALT LAKE SUNDAY MORNING TRIBUNE - MAY 29 1938 ' 1t I1) '' ooth al ar oe It I apitills t i - F !: : ::::':::::- '7- : - BYU: Track Aces Snare Many Honors - : '' - :::-::::'-:::::'i-':- i ' ' '! ' Players Show Signs Of Two Days s OfsHard Tussles ti n Test ' '1:11e' 4 Came' Out Ahead 'irt Salt :Lake Net Classic Cougar Acès Beat Giles And Bennion ' ou I : ::-: 1 :‘ - p ros ate- - Thè'Hatff- a a- As Greatest of All ::i I ' U s' Golfers Place Walter IIagen Over Bobby Jones in Test of Sentiment Provo--- Performers Outstanding in ' ' -- 2 Nations Forge Ahead With Davis Meets I Geimany'Itungary Finish Opening CHICAGO May 28 (AP)—Walter Hagan rates as "the greatest Singles in Deadlock tournament golfer" of them all in the hearts of his fellow profesI N f sionals I I Malcolm Booth and Bill Pardoe (Continued From Page VC) Even over "Grand Slam" BobbytCil BUDAPEST May 28 VS—Gerof Brigham Young 'university capJones was himself it "The 4:372 Inasmuch ae this marked finished their Haig" and Hungary many ' tured the doubles championship in 2- to 1 4- l mile the run in the third first been the time had matches the districtq seven qualifying teat opening singles So ran the vote hi a part of' an A A U cinder meet sent out recently byquestionnaires ::::-7 for the national intercollegiate tenround European zone Davis cup sit Tom Walsh nis tournament at the Merlon It goem on the book as a record secretary of the National Profescompetition tied 1 Saturday :::i::::: Cricket club at Haverford Penn :: After The Cougar fresh sprint king also sional Golfere association ::::ii:::!-Emil Gabory trailing at the con:::: :::::::::::::::::: :1:::: starting July 4 and Jones the choices ranged Hagen '' ':7' came :1'"": with a up clusion sizzling :( U of Friday's play rallied to performThe B Y from England's famed (: Var pair defeated Dick 5? i::::::: :: ance in the Bennion and Gordon Giles of the dash clicking don to America's Harry Harry von Metaxa 5 64 beat ' Georg ' Cooper 4 1 off the short sprint race in :098 University of Utah In contrast to the general trend Members of the Salt Lake County 6 6 5 In the opening singles i :Q-and long 64 in a 13 Only Milton Hoit's :090 perform- toward Hagen who only last Thurs'''''''''‘ :::::::::::::4 ' :'::': ' 'association plan match Henner Henkel ace of the ': drawn-otussle on the clay courts ance betters the mark uncorked day returned to his favored shores Horseshoe Pitchers' ::4 ::::": ::::::::1 a banner season in their favorite rebuilt Germah team whipped at Forest Dale world tour the a Ellsworth after most Saturday by husky disagreei:: ' '?s:"-'11-6C Allfour players showed signs of Not only in therevents mentioned ment among the pros came in sport this summer -Tournaments will be held each Georges Dams 64 9 p 4 the two days of stiff competition but also in several other numbers naming the country's greatest golf i :::::':q' i set the fifth was Gabor7 Lib-i- s losing and at Tuesday Friday nights which they had gone: through in k::::-on did course the More 100 the i t than preigram Cougars VOn darkness to Metaxa questionslated ::40''' park Competition All were tired li::::::::i::: the early rounda unfurl their might Saturday Tall naires! listed 16 links Pittsburgh's city to start each Tuesday and Friday halted Friday's matkh and failed to show the sparkle that :::::H--:Cdri Clark was tops in the pnie Oakmont and New Jersey's Pine at 7 o'clock Germany took a 1 lead when vaule Cornell Peters romped in Valley set the pace neck and neck usually features their play ProbHenkel and Von Metaxa defeated H John for Chapman president on the court ahead of the field La the More personal Inquiries disclosed the past ably the steadiest man 3 6 Dallos and Asboth 154 1 is in year again charge wu Bill Pardoe but the southpaw run the mile relay team of Bourne two professionals—Neal Harrison of Other officers will be chosen next in the doubles last match of the " :: i Booth came through brilliantly in 0444-Alex Bland Perkins and Cornell New York and J A Patterson of month day ‘ Peters galloped to triumph and Los Angeles—never have played in — spots --- Team A W L Pis I'm Dr& a tournament Corbett a their George track 'time Cougar devoting Willard Anderson 4 0 200 136 Complete Masters 40 - " great of a few years back paced the instead to teaching and club duties E O Griswold Cal" 2 2 162 82 19 France Takes Lead ' The B Y U players were com- 1 Rids& Chapman 2 2 135 86 17 field in his specialty to discus William Horace Pulford - ' - Stan Griswold cal 1 3 74 20 two 5i 4 sets A heave ' plete inuters in the first pro at St George's club Stony Over Italians 2 threat4 won at which they 9 7 571 324 of Utah despite the Brook N Y can't recall when he 80 University straid 1 Team B until ened to make it three PARIS May 28 ()P)—France took fact a number of possible point win- played his first golf game but he W L Pis Tre Drs i Giles and Bennion bolstered to take ners were not in suits because if remembers well that he has made Art Dittman lead over Italy in the 3 2 ley 128 35 a ' :::::::: William a then 6 8 194 129 and 37 quarterfinals of the European tone the third at pull Intensive studies for finals exams holes-in-o10 times since then Joe John H Brinkley --:- - 1 3 129 60 6 Chapman :'e:-:-:: even the to through the fourth 0 4 49 23 2 Davis cup matches Saturday when bagged just about every event it Novak of Los Angeles has made W Banes Yvon Petra downed Valentino Ta- match at 7 But the Utahns tired was picked to take Dick Bennion three with two coming on succes7 9 569 340 80 their out game themselves with 2 3 rota 0 in the opening topped the broad jumpers with a sive days - -' foil and they "'::::::::t! match at Roland The questionnaire further distry for a comebacksmooth-teaminleap of 22 feet one inch Horace garros ga- single :: 7 g 4 — victims to the Gardner Jed the high jumpers his closed: dium - easy Provo duo in the last set h best effort being a Better than three out of every France took a 0 lead In the se- The singles match which was supries when Bernard Destremau ral- performance and Clarence Gehrke four pros have made at least one J :::: 6 lied to defeat Vann! Canapele more began playing posed to have been played Saturday sophomore javelin tosser heaved ' i was postponed The clash will be 0 2 5 the wand 186:2 feet to cop first in golf and also entered their first ' between tournament at the age of 12 than this event The doubles matches will be staged at the "U" courts - Bennion and Giles probably TuesIvan Halt Westminster junior at any other year 50 per cent since The Salt Lake City chapter played Sunday with the final two definite time ---n track—team was have played in countries outside the placed second and one Of its mem- - singles matches Monday day or Wednesday A i college's will be slated shortly according to awarded first place in the shot United States and more than a third hers LuDora Woodsides was run1 :: i '::: : i::: of the Theron Parmelee director despite finishing second to Chet of this number on other continents nerup in the national DeMolay teleV ::4:'77 :::1:::::: ::::041 Cruikshank meet graphic bowling match over k field former Colorado State v of teams from 44 states law lothommieMolkAktigxlitostt51444six:ANd hammer and shot adept Cruikshank Rave Qualified Tommie Porter athletic director Bill Pardoe left and Malcolm Booth of B Y U who copped the doubles title had a 438 foot toss but was ineligiwon They have qualiof the Utah DeMolay setup for- All four of the players ble to compete in an official fashdistrict In Salt in Lake Saturday qUalifying Intercollegiate tournament in City tourney fied for the national mally presented the Clayton trophy ion not being a member of the to Salt Lake City chapter Saturday both singles and doublee Coaches local A A U Hall's best effort will make Parmelee and Fred Dixon night The Clayton trophy was symwent 4211 feet' PRESTO' N atmIdaho—Under 1 bolic of the state athletic Me cap- A feature of the 1938 meet was every effort to see that the quartured by the local chapter for the picu of the Preston Rifle club the tet which ranks as the finest four of the pentathlon the introduction From Page (Continued Jourth annual southern Idaho and some ever to come- up in the coleighth time in II years which was won by Mac Speedie in the mile clocked at 4:179 and Next year Utah DeMolay athletes Utah rifle shoot will be held SunSouth high school's great athlete legiate ranks gets to the national day June 5 on the range northmeet Mac rolled up a total of 414957 doubling the distance an hour and will battle it out for the W M west of town Havenor Carl A fairly large crowd was on hand put up trophy by Hall Hall a had to a defeat was half later timed in 9:329 1 points n between Competition for the battle total of 401466 points and his for the two miles The old mile Woolsey state athletic manager A - teams five high scores 'to count scores: brother Mel was third with a total record was 4:217 set by Gillette IxSDoraL Woixisideir 212 213 206 631 will open the shoot at 8 a nt Northern Utah Enthusiasts Will Vie of 281406 points of Montana in 1928 Bob Grimmer 188 182 156 534 Course of five will be 20 to 50 SOUTH ORANGE N J May 28 Bruce McKee 187 178 184 569 Cruikchank gave a hammer tossof events follows: Summary Keith Mac 201 197 192 590 yards standing and 20 to 100 yards For Honors in Pine View Meet StanBurrows field on by L exhibition of Cummings (Al—Robert Chicago ing 156 187 172 515 prone with Riggs rifles second Game Washington State Jack Paul His best ford — Zan Marshall secretary of third Spencer California fourth Swan second ranked player in the United just north of the 2839 was 171:15 feet and he had Washington fifth &idol California Time mark club announced that at least 15 4:179 (Old conference record 4:217 set States and top seeded in the Orange two heaves of more than 170 feet by Tribtzne Intermountain Service Gillette of MI:triton& In 1926) teams are expected to compete A dash—Won by Talley Southern OGDEN—Boating enthusiastsofnorthern Utah Saturday were Lawn Tennis club's revived men's each The former Colorado State Ca Macula second match also is to be held Orr W S C third M M C title the lathlete a 28 holder of Sattournament defaulted (Al— ANNAPOLIS Md May Anderson U & C fourth Robinson Ore4 their craft for the opening event of the season at Pine singles preparing Ledford the W fifth C that S event In Time gon: :97 shattered this years proved Two meet records were urday (Ties conference recOrd) Yacht officials made final View his club the second' not for dimmed the have twelfth preparations ability run—Won by Malott Stanford Softball Race Opens today as the Navy won A second default marked the second Berkeley U C L A' third Watts The summary: track and field meet annual regatta on Pine View reservoir Sunday June 5 Army-Nav- y California: fourth Bachman U S C: — Whiteman Ellsworth S dash when 100vard program Gregory day's fifth Flagg Washington Time :469 70 to 56 At Allerican Fork Frmaeen 098 According to Commodore Ora by Strode U C L A Wayne Stagg slim Man'gin of New York seeded eighth Rear Admiral A P Fairfield 440yard run—C Peters a Glenn F 51 Shotput—Won I inches feet 6 second Montgomery :522 Lon events g five his of naval competitive Firstward mates right AMERICAN PORK—Play In Softball Bundy U S N Assistant chief announced his inability to appear inches third Lip- pitched h igh hurdles—Perkins Downey Stanford 49 feet 10 man in 49 into feet the 8 Ameriban Stanford M to finals silver Fork a fourth off league intim Men softgot (New record) of the good gold Highlight of presented operations prise the program Mangin's default placed Kenneth McCartney :155 MoTatme start this week With Utah Poultry looking Fisher U 8 C 49 feet 3 dash—Ellsworth inches: fifth ball tournament B Appel of South Orange in the Freeman :21 and bronze medals to the first sec- the afternoon will be the speedy Saturday on the formidable in the Commercial loot Star inches 49 feet 1 (New record not allowed Mills n it in dominated Recreation a of of W dash—Won C 60 8 Orr ll league play wings ond and third place winners in which a speed of performsecond round where he was beaten because wind) hurdles—Perkins McCort second Talley U 8 Cby third Ledford ancelow Commerdall Lewes was track The Navy strength In miles an hour Is expected to be regW 8 C fourth Petticord W S C fifth :253 (New record) Won by John N Anderson of Hoboken nev Cooper Lost Pct Webb Barlow 4:372 M Anderson U & C Time i212 With their ace hurler in invincible atltaeh Pwoulintryn Mile run—Hart the deciding factor the Midship- istered Six entries are expected Westminster retained Dartmouth college star 13- - (Newt 1:500000 former state record) Law for its High lint form jump—Tie among the of five First the in this event warders pounded out Greenwood Service ii men taking first place in 11 6-- 3 d run—Bourne Speicher ChM California Thurber and Mallory U 8 C Anderson's victory sent him L 500 12 8 0 Junior a tensen record) 21158 to team & over tennis (New 8 feet 4 inches: tis for fourth among 1 Cannon college 500 Robinson victory Chipman The program will open with the point Into the quarterfinal round eight track events for 26 —wl Pachecho McTague relay 1 Service U 500 S and Wulff Shumway Carter Stanford Dale recPedersen Belvedere star Chipman Mem i Elwood Cook of Portland Ore Whiteman Ellsworth) :434 (New — advantage 0 picturesque sailboat competition at crown by downing Weber 4 to 3 000 C Canning California and Flochtner limited Thirty-fourt- h field ord) to special 2 p m Clyde Anderson Salt Lake In a torrid ward two - Idaho 6 feet 2 inches sixth first Petwon his Army runners and round seeded B(and on Parson the Perking Mile relay—Bourns e Week's Rennie run—Won by Burrows Stan- hits as his mates notched up an lets broke both the meet records City winner of this event last year courts Friday joust S match from John W Strahan of ers)Diens3342 ford Chipman & Robinson 12 Chipman Mere second Van define U C L A 11 to 2 — Corbett: Cannon Mahoney third 3 S C W victory Frank Delatotle Army won the will again be in the starting line-u- p Wooten 2 Ganahl fourth 3 South Orange Keith Crane A & W 12 Shumway 15 Captain 13705 ft copped the - Stanford 'Belvedere and First 'ward will Utah fifth Nadal California Time run in 1 minute 57 sec- of eight boats jump—Benetton Pachecho Gard- 19:329 feature match of the day by turnArthur Hendrix of Lakeland Fla nerBroad Poultry 11 Greenwoods 4 22 ft 1 in meet next Saturday at White park Greenwoods 8 Chipman & Robiniion 5 onds to shatter the record of 1 on Motor craft events start at 3 p m ing back Charles Woodcock Broad Downey Robinson Jensen by Oregon in a who became the favorite to win the High jtanp—Gardner Mere 5 A & W 8 Chipman to 1 24 in S 6 ft inches feet Id Brown 2 U determine the for moon& third Locale tied Salt Fox and Lake Weidner minute 575 seconds set by when with the "Spark Plug" handicap Utah City 15 Shumway 8 defaulted had 5 3 Poultry match In C L A 24 feet 43 ft 8 Riggs inch Ray tourney third Manuel M Men champion Shotput—Hall Pachecho Some 80 Dubois 13 California course of Army in 1938 Charles Boss and over a Wilde Gardner time 23 a 11 round first feet inches vault—Clark fourth in difficult his Pole Vern waniped Recreation Learns Stromberg The scores: Inches fifth 1 in R H E Heap California 23 feet 10 Charles Johnson Army tied for entries are looked for in this event of Weber by his (American Fork) powerful serve and but downed Henry M Kennedy of ft Iavelin—Gehrke Peterson Hatch 1862 Skinner U S X 23 feet 34 inches Belvedere Won Lost Pet 11 11 0 'first in the pole vault with 13 open to most every type of motor- smooth stroking 6 4 low 84 South hurdles—Won 0 0 Robinion Orange ft Mills by 2 1 000 Star Wagstaff 0 Ivan Thirty-fourth first: record Speedie incites Pentathlon—Mac' meet The second (one yard back) G An2 eet 4 old 0 8 Oregon 1 ized craft 0 AlAlpine 1000 defeated his Points rival junction city Hall second: Mel Hall third derson California third (two feet bath) 1 1 Pedersen and Minus Albertson Griffin Bakery 500 I of 13 feet 1 inch was let- by Klock° The 2234 horsepower stock motor vin Gordon in straight sets 4 kotedie 414957: Ivan Hall 401466: Mel Berkeley U C L A fourth Buck Ore- 1 1 509 Nielson Auto Hall 281606 gon fifth Vickery U S C Time :234 and Dunlop of Army in 1936 000 Texaco Service 0 2 race which will probably be marked 4 and Frank Allen downed Fred Discus throw—Won by Sager Stanford 1 0 000 Nye & Nissen 3 3 155 feet 5 inches second Wrottlowakin to make a clean by the keenest competition will Rabe R H -E U S C 153 feet 7 inches third Gas- Bill Simpson of Ogden sweep of the singles Snatches for the Week's Resulte follow 12 16 0 Inches Griffin Bakery 7 Texaco Service S par U S C 152 feet 9 fourth First Beats Mantua in last and field winner this Parsons year U A C L Strode Perry 150 feet 111inches Cannon Star Flour 12 Nielson Auto 3 0' fifth Johnson Idaho 147 feet 2 inches Alpine vs Nye & Nissen poitnonet Del Poorman a winner in this class Weber won all three of the douW Stagg and Hendrellun Kehl Mile relay—Won by Washington State Alpine 15 Griffin Bakery 5 In Farm League in another event at the reservoir In bles matches from the Parsons team of Pettichord Littlejohn Ledford and and Rosandere Star Mills 30 Texaco 8 Orr second (eight yards back) California Nielson Auto 19 Nye & Nissen F 2937 will be entered The race will Woodrow Call and Elmer Boyle ELY Nev — In preparation for third Box South Stanford (two fourth BRIGHAM ant In yards back) course be over a five-misprang an upset in downing Bob the three-da- y Southern California race meet which will fifth fk Washington Elder Farm Burtau Baseball league 3:15 The 83 horsepower stock run- Kelm and Tommy Waister 4 5 be held here 3 and 4 15 — En- Time 2 UP 28 vault--Tunheralded Pole MILWAUKEE May tle for July Igames the that among DaY Saturday race will precede the speed Bob Bagley and Vern Nichols de- horses are being about Mils both Southern California and trained at the of the University of Califor- and Perry nine trimmed the Varoff event 14 feet: fourth Howe feated John Stewart and Dane Han- Callaway ranch at Currant 55 miles try in the thirteenth annual cen- Southern Oregon California-1- 3 i Mantua crew 1 nia feet 6 lobos tie 4 son 3 and Wiese Jacob and front chamfor Monroe fifth between field and California credEly and track was THE tral collegiate Nelson Ferry's pitcher Boore Stanford 13 feet Melvin Monful took Claude Diethl The horses are being ridden by Iited with 14 strikeouts and Weis-ma- y university at Marquette pionships Humhurdles—Woo high by Bob 1 5 Doubles and Into camp Don Suflet of Richfield Utah and stadium- - bere June 10 was an- phrey U S C' second Bledsoe U B O and Jensen clouted home runs third Morgan Washington Stutfourt trained by-Campbell Horses nounced Saturday The Brigham City C C C won from field Washington fifth Wegner W S G 1 owners Hill and win are their not Time Nancy Golden Bears :146 cononly The In a hotly Brigham City 7 Javelin—Won by Soper U I Sets New Ace owner of Tom meet to Ely the Wheelwright color intersectional the Prep add Corinne tested game walloped feet 7 inches second Law California Billy Hill Stanley Draper of Me-G- but may make a definite bid for 208 feet 5 inches third Trusel U S Willard C C C- to the tune of 35--5 0 Ronnow of the team title and the Knute K C 207 feet 4 inthes fourth Brown Don Mark Begay Lady out beatRiver Bear the Willard Jump 7 feet inches Oregon'204 fifth ShaughLas Vegas Red Currant Frank Rockne memorial trophy now held nessy U C L A 202 feet 2 Inches CHISWICK England May 28 (2P) 15-- 4 nine City run—Won by Malott Stanford HOLLMTER CatMay 28 (UP) Callaway Elaine Currant Jack by the University of Indiana I The West's Thrill Show! r W la Pet —Jadwiga Pedrzejowska of Poland —Gil second Modisette California' third Storli La Cava of Bever ly Hills high Robbins of Elko: Sister Audrey California will have seven out- Oregon fourth Miller 3 0 1 000 Saturday defeated Dorothy May Corinne fifth California March Stanford Time 1:54– 1 Sontag Harry standing entries 667 Bundy of Santa Monica Cal mem- school Saturday set a new world's Tom Bath ot Ely 2 Brigham C CC f RODEO! I 14 Don Zufelt Another intersectional entry an2 1 667 ber of the American Wightman cup Interscholastic record of six 4et Young of Ruth Brigham City 2 1 A67 tennis team in the women's singles 71-- 8 inches in the high jump as of Richfield Green Currant Frank nounced Saturday was that of HowMantua RACING! ard Payne college champions of the Cougar Nine Beats 2 1 867 final of the Middlesex champion- San Diego high won the California Callaway County Fair Cal HousWillard 0 e interscholastic federation track and eels of Las Vegas Sister Edna Wil333 ships 74 2 1 2 Perm BAND! liam Goodman of Ely Doby Dick Alice Marble of San Francisco filed meet here 0 3 000 Among teams scheduled to cont Huskies 4 to 3 Bear River Gallaway pets are Wisconsin Notre Dame 0 3 000 and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan of to LabeCava whose father is reported Stanley Draper and Doug S Willard C C a e FIGHTS! PULLMAN Wash May 23 (UP) a prominent motion picture Sister Aletha John Manzonie of Michigan 'State and Marquette ' Boston also members of the Wight-ma- n 1 William Entries for the championships —The Washington State college cup team reached the women's director cleared the bar sully at Kimberly Mannerless BATHING double final by defeating Mrs H C the new record height but did not Goodman of Ely and Currant Wine finals of which will be held under baseball team made it iPtir in a Federal Softball row over the University of WashI Frank Callaway I Lost floodlights close June 4 Pet Hopman and Miss D Stevenson of attempt to better his mark Wm BEAUTY 0 t000 Australia 3 eturarbouse W PLC 6 3 ington Sunday with a 4 to 3 win in 833 I 5 4 Liquor Comm a northern' division Pacific Coast In the title round they willAeet 2 657 4 General HOSPItill REVUE! ' ' 2 600 the South African' combination Takei Links Crown 't A Tax Comm conference game Frattinl Triumphs ' of Schedule Game 3 500 3 Inate Office VI P A The Huskies trailed by three runs E Heine and M Mrs Miller Miss BOULDER Coll May' 28 M— " 1 NEW YORK May 28 day at 4 p 3Th frucal?r":16' into the ninth and rallied to 1' 111 i :1'n 000 Morphew who turned back Evelyn the baseball teams of Manti and Frattint 149 Italy won by a tech- - pniversity of Colorado won the Big going State Road bbooe " 0 score two runs The tying run was Save These Dr Dearman and Joan Ingram of Brit- Ephraim will clash at the fair- Meal knockout over VITICI de An- - Seven team here championship golf Racial Results on third when Petola grounded to ain 8 3 6 IL E grounds in MantL ' This game is gelo 148 New York In the first with a new low score for 36 holes Carlson to end the 14 15 5 game Minor Commission 7th:-:81th-:9111one a bout over medal scheduled the the of Denver most round of usually of of play exciting General Hospital local contests at Fort Hamilton arena here A Oakley and Tucker Moor and Ro Country club course — Annual AAU Test 0– Shoe Tossers Plan Many Tournathents ::t ' 4- -6 6-- ::: '‘I 15- -'4 :::::': 100-ya- rd I L 1-- I 7-- :::::-- 2-- 4-- 7-- hard-foug- ht : :i:-:! ut s ::::: -- i::4:--:::::N::::::- ' :ii: 2-- 440-ya- rd i 8-- 6-- 6-- Tr— - ::::i::::::::-cli--- -- -- i : 4 I 6-- :::: F ::z one-mat- :: ne -- i ll ::::(:::::-:::-- 6-- : -- six-fo- ot 2-- Show Skill 8-- :''::::::-::- Boating Fans Prepare Craft for Regatta - ' i'' i f I Club pl ans Shoot Default Drops Riggs From Jersey Meet 10-ma- One-mi- m Stagg Hurls 100-yar- I Noaitter 440-yar- d - i 7-- IPreston Coast Meet Navy Takes Service Meet 1 8-- 6-- Trojans Win ' f Bowlers one-ma- '"7-- i l S one-inc- 'I 0 I 6-- ::::::: : hole-in-o- ' 6-- S right-band- Parsons Keep s 220-var- d Net Crown free-for-a- er 120-var- d no-h- 220-yar- d no-ru- 220-var- d II 21 880-yar- 10-m- 48-2- Bern-hon- 440-var- d - 'Two-mil- 6-- 6-- 880-ya- jump--W- r hard-foug- ht 7-- 6-- two-mi- le 6-- 4-- 6-- 6-- 220-yar- d L 4 - 6-- ' - r Ely to Hold Horse Races 6-- Bears Enter Track Meet -- le 6-- i 8-- 6-- Coast Tennis Star Loses 0 ' - N t p ANNOUNCING 6-- 120-yar- d 6-- IITE OTADPEDE ill high t 880-yar- d 0 01 th f 'resar-conferenc- i i 6-- - ' ! 0-- Q'''1 I ?1 ! ' ' (UP)--Mi- al 8-- 1 t - - 12 19 3 State Officio W P A 7 11 5 Tax Commission Sheeran and Pearson: Anderadm and Daa- trun :0 IrducationWeltare State Road Shops Rettig and Beller': 55ccoL " 9 11 1 2 5 2 Smith and — ' H 10 8 1 'Surarhouge w p 8 sort Douglas Beverly and Neuenschwandest Esineyer 03 'and Adainaon — Tilelt401 Schedule Gentral Boapital vs Suaarhoust W P A at Education-WellarRouth and Second East Twentygirst a vs State Mee W P A 'at 0 ‘ 6-- MANTI--MeRori- '' :' ' at Columbus school linatior Commission vs iimekton school State Road Shops ea Whittier whoa Tax sort Cmelesion 'Divalle at Hobble Creek Area Draws Waltons SPRINGVILLE—A scarcity of mountain trout In Hobble creek canyon streams will exist after the opening day should every angler in that vicinity catch his limit according to local observers An almost continual line of cars traveled to the canyon Saturday afternoon and evening to be on hand for the opening Sunday morning Storemen Win Lose ht First Round in The first round battle In the annual Knight cup Intercity tennis series will be played Monday at Provo with the Salt Lake City scluad providing "the opposition ) Salt Lake City won the crown in 1936 In 1937 the matches were Hobble creek As expectecl to fur- never finished so no title winner nish good fishing as are other was set up Therefore the locals smaller streams In canyons east of will be considered defending chanirplons r Cup nday IC-nig- Mo nday Provo and Ogden will again take part In the cup race and will ar-- for their opening match near future The series winner' from the- - two division' clath at the end of the sea- son for the trophy The Provo team for the Monday range in the match will find Malcolm Booth No 1 singles post with Fred Dixon at No 2 and Bill Fardoe No 3 Booth and Fardoe the will team together as the first Monday O P Skaggs softballera won a one game and dropped one In recent contests The Storemen defeated Central Park Elders 10 to 0 bedoubles combination and Dixon hind the three-h- it pitching of Garth will play with Fred Weimer as Gehring and dropped a 7 to 2 game — - to the Lockwood Marketten the second team Dick Bennion is the No 1 sin-glee player- for Salt Lake City-will Named - Syracuse Coach— with Dave Freed rated No 2 and SYRACUSE N Y May 28 (UP) either Gordon Giles or Dan Freed —Bob Lannon University of Iowa expected to fill the third position Bennion and Giles will work to-- at end Saturday was named as assistgether aethe No 1 doubles team ant football coach at Syracuse uniand Dave Freed will play with versity replacing Clarence Munn either Ross Sutton or Dan Freed who resigned to become assistant to Fritz Crisier at Michigan In the other doublesa ' e4c -- t - 41441 At ‘‘ ratic ht Most Complete CelebratLon! 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