| Show O f Sports Lopis Makes Short Work of Maxie In Title Battle Queen Helen Takes Wimbledon Tilt ' From African Star Three Contenders for Utah Open Tennis Championship Title Scrap Joe Louis’ two minute and four second knockout f Max Schmeling before a million dollar fate at New York vu the highlight of a busy week of sports The dusky champion got full re tenge for a previous whipping by landing a couple of dozen blows and ending the scrap before the fans had gotten comfortably seated in their chairs and before many fans had their radios In tune' The scene changed immediately alter the fight from the roaring arena to the white-walle- d seclusion reof a hospital where an vealed that the German boxer had suffered a fracture of the left transverse process of the third lumbar vertebra The injury though neither critical nor serious partly explained for the shortest and most title boiit in heavyweight fight history Ven Comes From Behind to Turn Back Kraft 2 Up While Ed Leads All The Way in Defeating Kaufman - 32 By SCOTTY RESTON WIMBLEDON England June 25 X By WHITNEY MARTIN CD—Defeated and defenseless for 25 (AP)— They eat together room toNeb LINCOLN June 30 desperate minutes Helen Wills and travel together so it is only natural that Ven Savage Moody staged a valorous comeback gether on Wimbledon’s cei)ter court Satur- and Ed Kingsley of Salt Lake City should play together in the finals of the transmississippi golf tournament here Sunday day and marched triumphantly into ths quarterfinal round of the Kingsley the medalist eliminated ths hometown hope Harry Kauftennis championships man of Lincoln Saturday 8 and 2 Enable to hold her first three and Savage defeated the tenacious service games and trailing 5 John Kraft of Denver 2 up to make the finals a transplanted Salt Queen Helen in her own calm Build-U- p bold fashion suddenly took comLake City championship mand of play In her fourth round An kinds of Golf ' match with Mrs Bobbie Heine ' semifinals Saturday The Miller blistered the South AfriBy ALAN GOULD offered all kinds of golf but only can star’s backhand with hard NEW YORK Juno 24 (D-- Dle one kind of competition— 4ough Spinning drives and won out at carding for the time being at least Savage had to wait until the thirty-sixt- h hole before closing out his : i 4 8 the recuperating claims ofMax match and Kingsley rode through "rubber” a for return This was the feature of an excit- Schmeling lead the afternoon on a three-hol- e match with Joe Louis negro heavy- he registered in the morning round ing day which saw thesq developPromoter Mike The surprising Kaufman matched weight champion ments: Jacobs Saturday took definite steps the medalist shot for shot through e e e L Infuriated - Roderick Menzel to rebuild Max Baer as the next the afternoon Track Champions The Univerplay d Czech march title challenger gigantic sity of Southern California 'Trojans Kingsley not quite as steady off the court and default his match Shifting his base of operations captured their fourth national interHippodrome to his New as usual piled up his lead this with Scottish Don MacPhall be- from the collegiate track and field championJersey estate Jacobs came to terms morning as the nervous Kaufcause of an ankle injury ship with one of the greatest teams with Bater and the Californian’s man was taking a 78 six Over in years The Loe Angeles squad Faultless Form manager Ancil Hoffman on a con- par Kingsley had a 74 rolled up a total of 69 points to tract giving the promoter a three-yeleave the field far behind Stanford 2 GeneMako of Los ngeles exclusive right to contol Baer’s Each was out In par 36 in the second place squad scored 38 points In faultless form carry Henry Wilfistio services afternoon virtually alternating in The Trojans won only two firsts fred (Bunny) Austin deep into the winning holes On the but scored heavily in nine of the fifth set before going down September Scrap second Kaufman won with an efigle 14 events to cop their fourth title 8 Kho Sin Kie eighth seeded Baer to Jacobs put Louis and against Kingsley’s birdie three Chinese outstroked and exhausted into the plans this September As Their cards matched down the 'ring suffer elimination at th6 hands of usual however the date and place homi stretch also with Kaufman Harvard Downs the Czech Frantisek Cejnar will be left open for bids and bally- never able to cut in on that mornt Thus at the end of the first week hoo San Francisco would like to r Yale Oarsmen lead of play Don Budge easy stage the if it could be put ing fight usual from beas cams over victor Ronald of Savage Great off until the Shayes of 1939 as a Harvard’s brilliant crew canje Britain 3 4 1 alone remained feature of the spring World’s fart hind to win his match The delibforth with a clean sweep triumph coming erate Kraft was out In 84 in the to carry United States against seven there but ths choice over Yale probably will lead as other men’s survivors in morning to take a singles Chirest between New York and Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Poland Savage carded a par 36 The Utahn played brilliant tennis to march Mrs Moody alone had reached cago for this year Baer is one of five former heavy- came In with another par 86 as through for the London lawn tenthe last eight A round behind 40 on the in nine nis crown weight champions among the knock- Kraft soared to a were Helen Jacobs Alice Marble and they went to lunch with Savflatout He was Louis victims of Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan and Goes to Finals Helen Hof- tened in four rounds in 1935 at the age l up Dorothy May Bundy mann made golf history by defeatiYankee stadium in a match that Evened Match ' ng- Babe Didrlkson to reach the Menzel was thoroughly upset grossed more than 1000000 from finals of the western women's open about his match with MacPhaiL He all sources A return match might Kraft evened the match on the hole by twenty-firs- t golf tournament but lost the title had suffered an ankle injury Fri- not do so well financially but it’s bout to Beatrice Barrett 6 and 4 It for hie par four after both and arrived at the club Satur the nearest thing to a logical match day I was one of the finest showings were short of the green with their day with a decided limp He asked in sight the promoter believes ever made by a Utah llnkster in Mike Jacobs meantime tossed seconds He went 1 up with a bogey for a postponement but was turned cold water on Schmeling’s prospects five on the major competition twenty-secon- d down After Helen put Utah on the map for another bout with the man who but 'Savage took the twenty-thir- d v" ' v"' Official In the feminine golf sport Ed KingsReply put him in a hospital with a with ' S par to square the match ley anL Ven Cavage burned up "We always reach the quarter cracked back after a again The next eight' holes were the fairways at Lincoln Neb in finals by Saturday night” he was knockout last Wednesday night V halved in par the Transmississlppl tournament Joe Jacobs Scbmeling’s American told “If your match is postponed on tee Kraft’s the short shot from Kingsley won the medalist prize with visit a and your opponent happens to win agent emerged thirty-secon- d with a sizzling 68 which missed the will have to play a much Max in the hospital to declare “nehe then e o e harder schedule than ' the other gotiations” already were under way green was the turning point The Utah open Utah Open in order to catch for a return bout in 1939 In be- Savage won with a par and went quarterfinalists ' golf championship turned out to half of Promoter Mike Jacobs it up on the thirty-thir- d by sinkup” be the greatest and moot dramatic was said flatly "no promises or as- ing a putt for a birdie tourney in the history of the fairSo Menzel went out and played surances of any kind have been Savage missed a chance to close way sporj in the Beehive state out the match on the thirty-fift- h Towering six feet six Inches he given Schmeling” At the end of the grind two-foscarcely could put any weight at Proved No Match putt hut by missing Tee Branca of Fort Douglas Char- -' all enhls left foot and his servhe hole as Kraft put won the last and Francisco San of lie Shepherd is the attitude of the 20th Cenice usually his strongest point It his second and his AI Zimmerman of Portland Ore was ineffective He won the first tury A C Mike Jacobs' organize fourth in a trap Savage had a were deadlocked at 282 strokes six set 6 but when MacPhall par- tion that Schmeling has had his 75 for his afternoon round and Under par Three strong contenders for the Utah open tennis championship are shown above Left is Dave Freed director of the meet and ried the second set to deuce and chance proved no match now for Kraft a 77 The final match was staged beLouis and is out of the picture then won it 7 Menzel gave up fore a huge gallery with Zimmer- former city champion tight Jack Celia of Denver Bottom Sam Milstein also of Denver unless and until he demonstrates Kingsley was wilder than nsual man defending champion rushing do not understand how it another comeback and his recoveries were not as home with a pair of eagles on the some for to possible get Schmeling’s condition was so sab sensational as In his players thirteenth and eighteenth holes to matches postponed while others can Isfactory Saturday that Polyclinic matches He had only fiveprevious birdies clinch the Utah crown for the secnot” Menzel said afterwards announced no further bul- on the two rounds ’ hospital breath-takin- g His ond straight year am not suggesting that it was wrong letins would be issued Joe Jacobs Kraft’s methodical obviousplay hole on final the for Miss Jacobs’ match earlier in said Max was unable to move withputt and highly-kely upset the quick-moviUtah’s annual open tennis cham-fpa- rt including Dave and Danfshould make It possible for every the week to be postponed but my out for the eagle which meant the title pain but otherwise was doing all yed Savage who time after will long be remembered by the boy Interested to take part doctor was here to vouch for my right and saying he "wants very pionshlp tournament will get under Zimmerman local links followers Competition is planned in nine inability to play and they would not much to fight Louis again” The time had to wait on the fairway way at the Salt Lake Tennis club or tee as Kraft leisurely sauntered " divisions had a card of 68 and Shepherd had including the men’s listen” German’s handlers eeem to feel Saturday July 2 and another along singles and doubles women’s singles (9 Branca was third with 76 his full recovery will be rapid and e e e There was a brisk wind but Savand doubles boys’ singles and dou- Player Faints EVANSTON I1L June 25-- The strong field is expected to vie for complete bles doubles and and singles junior track and field meet between the honors which were won last year in the week Miss Jacobs to Germany on age said after the match that It ap(Early After returning Whizzer White to girls’ singles Pacific coast conference and the fainted in the clubhouse and tour- the Bremen here July 2 parently bothered Kraft jnore than by Joe Hunt Entries for the tournament nament officials approved postpone- Max will take leaving western conference intercollegiate rest and then it did him A bad slice was Kraft's a long f should be turned in to karl Axel-so- n ment of ths match she had sched- consider' Attend Oxford will be held Monday evening at Hunt will be unable to defend his two “test chief trouble Both were off the or three taking at 21 East First South street uled that day) bouts” in Europe Joe Jacobs said narrow fairways frequently with' Whizzer White Dyche stadium starting at 7 title hut Utah tennis leaders are White Decides o’clock their drives but were adept at rerounding up the best available finally laid down a decision on the covery shots The putting was very wielders Colorado from momentus question of school or pro and racquet The coaches of the universicanned by ordinary the football The Colorado football and ties represented met Saturday California and expect to put on Savage on the fifteenth hole of the basketball ace turned down the shortly after 2 o’clock when the tournament that will stack up witn afternoon round representing the 16000 offer to play pro football second rainstorm of the day de- the brilliant meets which have-beelongest successful attempt of - the for Pittsburgh and decided to accept luged the track and turned the staged here In the past three or two rounds t the Rhodes scholarship at Oxford field into a lake and voted unan- four seasons i'i- V Dave Freed Chairman of the The decision was a big surprise to imously to postpone the games The bond between the two Salt tournament committed reports that most fins Lake City youths was evident In "While tho meet could have been Marvin Oarlock who ranked as the Cy Ellsworth brilliaht young B their matches Saturday A muY U freshman and George Cor- held it was in the best Interests of eighth junior playefln the United tual friend trotted back and forth' bett former "Y” star were named athletes and spectators that the States last year will return to debetween the two informing each to represent the Intermountain A coaches decided to hold a twilight fend the state junior crown which of the progress of the other meet U track he national A Kenneth won 'from at Gordon U the Giles A Monday Bob I evening” A Wilson ofon Buffalo director Los at of field meet In addition to Kraft Savage deathletics Laun July (Tug) and Angeles will compete ! 8 and 4 'Ellsworth is a sprinter at Northwestern university said in in the junior division ' feated Walter Blevins of Kansas ’ and Corbett is a discus heaver Cor discussion of the plans ' City Rufus King of Dallas EmerDenver Players bett is present junior discus champ son Carey of Hutchinson and J G Four outstanding Denver players and hopes to gain the senior crown Match Rained Oat J Hamilton of Oklahoma City on his are registered for the tile play in the Olympic platter event march to the finals Kingsley in ST ID-JOSEPH Mo All Juno 25 Tbs Utah Industrial baseball race including Sam Milstein and Harold addition to Kaufman defeated J V matches in the Missouri stats Holland seniors and Jack Celia settled down more or less to a battle Scott of ' Houston Verne Stewart f between Gemmell and Provo The tennis tournament were rained out and Tea Reed juniors1 of Oklahoma City Dee Replogla of hero afternoon An effort Saturday decided at bo six These the are championship may performers only Oklahoma City and Chuck Taylor be will made to conclude tourthe two clubs tho when Provo Sunday players to sign up so of Dallas nament Sunday with an y tat but many othep t prominent dash The cards today: ‘ schedule of play stars including Verri Hughes And t Charlie " Momln round— Higgins Traps Meet Mort Ballagh of southern California 444 434 454—36 Par out 454 424 454—36 of Ogden won the state P L T A Kimrsley out es have been invited and will likely 444 434 554— 37 Kaufman out crown by breaking com here along with several other singles traps 434 343 653—34 Kraft out ' 634 424 545 — 36 Savaee out e 196x200 at the Salt Lake club Dean coast stars Vv in Par 353 534 454—36— T2 honors Hurd took the 353 535 365 — 37—74 defeated last in Fred Klnpale? year Hughes Kaufman In mu 365 634 464—41—73 and H B Carlisle and his son Dixon while Ballagh who has a terIn 255 545 455— 4D— 74 Kraft ' 343 634 454—36—72 Savatta in Harvey won the other title H B rific service downed Dick Ben-nioAfternoon round: Carlisle became the doubles cham' 534 334 464—36 out Kingsley Kaufman out sea 623 434 553—36 The appearance or noted outside pion Jby breaking 91x100 clay out 444 554 454 — 39 Kraft see Carlisle Young Harvey pigeons stars In Utah’s: biggest tournament 445 634 454 — 39 e Savage out claimed the handicap honors 343 634 4 Kingsley in has done much to develop and build PORTLAND Ore June 25 343 544 4 Kaufman in e up the sport in the state and tourin 353 544 455— 38— 7T (UP)— Jack Westland of Preparing for dasfies over salt Left to right—Captain E T Eyston Ab Jenkins and John Cobb Kraft 353 533 464—36—74 leadersSavage in are: overtime ney working Seattle twice a member of Rain Causes Delay to present an attractive field again land Speed record of 311 miles per&working on a new 'model endurances John Cobb burly British driver the Walker cup team won hie Most of the big entries are expected hour last year The motors have racer and a big car with which he will come to the Beehive state about Venzke Golf associafirst Northwest Takes Bride In Net Tourney been rebuilt and the early this week will attack Eyston’e measured mile tion title Saturday with a dethe middle of August to try out his HOLLYWOOD Cal June 25 D is car the to come Ab to speed for mark 8 cisive Utah hopeful 8 over and engineer Local plans Stan victory CINCINNATI June 25 D-R- aln will better its former mark in the the July 24 celebration with his en- new Speedster which Is now com —Eugene Venzke former star miler Donald K Moo of Portland caused postponement of opening Dick Bennlpn and Gordon Giles new test durance car The star maintained Seattle pleted and reported capable of hit- with the University of Pennsylvah tennis tour-- ' two rounds in the local players are In nia and a member of the 1936 OlymCaptain Eyston also will bring his He hopes to make hie run the last ting around 350 miles per hour a blazing pace all Week after n&ment scheduled here Saturday the east for the national intercol"Speed of the Winds” to Utah to go week in July and then rush back to With these three brilliant racers pic team was married here Thurswas the tournament’s he f First competitors In the legiate tournament and will not be after Ab Jenkins’ long list of endur Indianapolis to bring his giant facer on the flats the Bonneville salt day to Miss Margaret Eisenhower medalist with 14L eld match will take to tho courts enrolled but most of the other outance speed marks to the salt beds for a crack at Ey course will hold world racing inter- of Reading Pa it became known Sunday Jenkins U now 'in Indianapolis ston’s standing Utah performers will take mark est throughout the summer Saturday ’t - 36-h- ole -- 1-- Jacobs Opens on Maxie Baer le X-r- 8-- 6-- one-sid- third-seede- ar 287-ya- rd tee & V red-head- 6-- 6-- 2-- 330-ya- rd one-putti- ng -- - 390-ya- rd fi- one-rou- -- 20-fo-ot ’ ot 8-- 9-- 1 Rain Delays Collegiate Track Clash' 19-fo-ot c Utah Schedules AnnualNetMeet a Crews Groom Salt FIats for World’s Fastest Drivers - 4 d - te all-da- 14 Seattle Star Victor in Links Test ' f- ' A tri-sta- ts top-notc- ar v 311-mi- le V :iV |
