Show bse i - Thursday Morning- () Tljc Salt £akc orUmnc- September 11 - 1939 Kingsley Defeats Munger Yates to Enter Third Round ‘£? Schedules Hawaii Idaho Quist Cooke Parker Fall In Net Upsets Thanksgiving Shift Seen By Jimmy Hodgson Tho nlfinal club of the Latest news fiom the Big Seven football Tionpor league has boon ihosrn It f l ont ' is official bciausp it was appioved Itah university scored a rare diplomatic by the highest authority in nnnoi in the Mountain States conference grid wars Asleague basi ball— the National Wednesday when the "U” board sociation of Professional Baseball of came all-sl- vie-toi- Leagues The national association aimed at its selections fiom a poll in which Tioneer league temtory baseball vuitcis and the manage is of the diffeictil dubs participated 'I he list goes into the hist oi y books as the fust appointments of the fust sear of Pioneer operaall-st- tions In an aitule picpaied bv the publicity bureau of the national association is an explanation of how the choices scene marie in cases sc here the soting yeas close 'I he team Club nil-st- Pocatello Twin Falls ' Ogden Poc ate llo Lewiston Pocatello Ogden Twin Falls Falls Salt Lake T sc in Ogden Salt Lake Carlson Farrell Falconi Bogdanoff Schu-band Steffen of Twin Falls Losce Ilnirington Sheehan Hie Adams Bene Mont and Bate s of Boise Alses Lai lieu Trowel Price Burleson Arlett Botelho and Marlosse of Salt Lake City Williamson Cole White Beard Schimling Hall ' Enrkxon Morev and Oarland of Lewiston Cabral lljort Burnett Nelson Beers Ballinger and Malone of Pocatello (loddard Costello Lucas Adams and McCorry of Ogden el rt Eddie jor Pilot Thp managers job goes to Mulligan of the Salt Lake Bees This will probably be a shock to the "grandstand manasc ho in the role of gers "woKes” seem to infest the stands at Community park in extraordinary numbers and ability at insectise On the head of the managerial choice the national association mnnagers— Fddie Mulligan of Salt Lake Andy Ilarnng-to- n of Boise Bill McCorry of Ogden and Tommy Robello of Pocatello — came up with strong support splitting the votes considerably and making It rather difficult for Mulligan to shos'e in first and assume the managerial duties but the Bee pilot proved his strength 'at the polls’ ' Ed-ri- ie ’ savs-"Fou- "T3 : j Li '- -I " iT Ia r Outfield Easy Substance of comment by the national association follows "The Pocatello Cards Ogden Reds and Twin Falls Cowboys set the pace in populates each of them gaining three of the 12 positions The Salt Lake Citv Bees rame up with two and one went to the Lewiston Indians leasing only the Boise Pilots without representation There were no unanimous choices but Skipper Tommy Robello of Pocatello established himself solidly at first base bv dinss-in- g all but two of the first choice votes cast Those went to Walter Lowe of Boise There was a torrid battle at second base before Bishop of Twin Falls was awarded the He had real competition place from Johnnv Lariieu of Salt Lake illiamson ssf Lewiston and Curdy Ands Harrington of Boise It was noccsarv to employ second choice ballots to determine the winner and Bishop had a slight edge the le Chet Rosenlund of Ogdc n the third baseman also had a battle on his hands from George Farrell of Tsvln Falls and the Red candidate slipped in by a margin of tsso second choice ballots Jack Murphy of Pocatello was named the team shortstop with a more impressive margin over Bridie Sheehan of Boise The outfield is made up of Mike Reser of Lewiston m lift Jud Hnke of Pocatello in center and Pete Hughes of Ogden in V fe 4 & all-st- right Joe McNamee of 'I win Falls and Henry Ballinger of Pocatello waged a gieat contest before McNamee was sold ted ns the calc hi r Again it was necessary 1o tabulate the second choices with the winner having a maionly of two Charley Wiy of Twin Falls took ever the pitching assignment w ithout room for dispute hut in naming the theie was more divided opinion Jack Andrews of Salt Lake got Ihe rail but he had only one vote more than Larry Rene of Boise right-hande- d left-hand- forth from its strategy council chambers port that Hawaii been signed to a football contract with the reuniversity had new two year for 1941 and 1912 The announcement coming at this time when the prize high school grid recruits aie trying to make up their minds about which college they should attend seems particularly timely — for the University of Utah Two other series of even more Importance to the general Parmelee fool ball public was announced by Graduate Athletic Manager Therein Parmelee after receiving confirmation from the board of regents Wednesday afternoon The Redskins have just signed a contract for two moie games with the University of Idaho for 1910 and 1941 and have also arranged for two games with the University of Arizona for 1940 and 1911 These games complete the Indians' 1940 gild slate and nearly complete arrangements lor the 1941 football calendar The Utah Haw ail arrangements carries out the plan suggested by the University of Utah It pioposed one game at the Islands leadeis the second game at Utah and then an open year In this way the Indians will be making a jaunt U iiihmeil Pa on Twentv otiM t The big Thanksgiving day football mystery has just about been solved With Governor Henry H Blood declaring that Utah will follow President Roosevelt’s proclamation and move Thanksgiving day up one week practically certain that the Utah Aggie football con-il- l be played on November instead of November 30 as listed on the schedules Coach Ike Armstrong of Utah and Dick Romney of the - U S A C both announced Wednesday that there was little reason to doubt that the game K would be moved up with the celebration although the matter ‘will have to go before the athletic councils of the two schools Both Utah and Aggies have an open date on Saturday November 25 so the change will have no more effect on the two schools than to shorten the season one week The parly date will make It possible for Coach Romney to start work earlier In basketball and will also make the chances for good weather better for the Turkey day clash The change In the holiday date will make no difference at B Y U because the Cougars had no game slated for Thanksgiving Colorado Is expected to celebrate Thanksgiving day on November 30 but In case Governor Carr changes his mind the Denver Idaho game set for November 18 will be moved back to the new Turkey day date and the Denver Colorado contest which is now scheduled November 30 will be moved back to Saturday December 2 aeiording to L H Nfahoney Denver athletic manager Ten Prep Grid Teams Drill For Preseuson Contests Ten high school gnd teams will go through the motions of pieseason warfare Friday and at the end of the season's Inaugural nonleague piogram at least five of the coaches will face the future in a bit mote optimistic frame of mind and five others will be calling for a new supply of crying towels— as well as laying down further stiff practices for their charges The feature attraction on the Friday program is a noneonferenee affair between the Jordan Beet diggers and the Carbon Dinosaurs at 2 p m on the Jordan field Last year these two teams fought It out for the A division title in Speual to 9 he Tnbune a thi liter in the University of LOS ANGELES Cal Sept 17-Itah stadium the Dlnosnurs lom-m- g s gu Is’ off on top in that contest softball team of Salt Lake City Box Rider vs Granite pushed Its record of consecutive Box Rider a club which annually victories to four straight by depresides plenty of trouble to op- feating the Coca Cola squad of posing teams in region one and Ventura 6 to 0 at Fielders FairGranite a team which for the past few years has had moie than fax stadium here The touring Utah lassie s lost a it s shaie of trouble with region two rivals will battle at Granite at game last week breaking a con9 30 p m The rival coaches FRrl secutive victory streak at four Ida Rupp pitching shutFerguson of the Bees and Rex straight Sutherland of the Farmers will out ball for thp Salt Lake toarA allowed only four hits while her probably be on the field part of the time the game being in the mates supported her in flawless In the hitting departnatuie of a supervised scrim- fashion ment Ruth Hobbs Mim Blaikham mage The White Buffaloes of Tooele and Zllla Layton were outstanding will trek northward to the home Miss llobhs hit three for three of the Ogden Tigers The home Miss Blaikham hit safely three eleven mulled the semifinals of times in four trips and Miss Lay-to- n had two for three The teams the A race last year bowing to Caibon 15 to 7 in a torrid melee used only nine players on a side The score: R HF- in the Ogden stadium o 4 q Ventura Springy ille at Bingham Shamrocks 6 12 0 The Springy die Red Devils and Binghams fighting Miner brigade will match skill stamina and scoring punih in the Miners' spacious S L Softball Team Wins The Shamrock-Footprintet- Bronc Eleven Opens Drills For Utah Tilt Special to The Tribune OF SANTA CLARA Sept 12— On Thursday of this week Santa Clara will hold its annual Camera day and after the lens snappers have finished building human pyramids making hac ks dive through hoops and hang from the goal posts by their heels Coach Buck Shaw will hold the first piactue of the 1979 season with 52 candidal es Because Santa Clara opens the 1 9 59 schedule with the University of Utnh on September 70 Shaw and his assistants w ill have to use every available minute to polish his team 'Ihe first few days will not be very profitable from a coaching standpoint as the boys must break in their new cleats and toughen up their shoulders on the blocking and tackling machines befoie Ihcy engage in hodilv contact In the line Coach Shaw’s problem seems to be finding reserve tackles and ends If Lee Stanfel shifted from renter can fit himself to a tackle position mueh of the worry over that post will be removed From Bradfteld Laeev Matula Cardwell Buscovich Kvva-pWillis and Vuc inich Shaw must select two wingmen to alternate with fust stringers Anahu and T horn il Series Possibles - World Champion New York Yanof plug casting A balloon breakkees and three National league ing event also will be featured clubs to attend the annual world on the progr m senes meeting in Chicago Friday Club officials announee that It The National league clubs in- has plenty of equipment for those vited were Cincinnati St Louis casters who have none The puband Chicago lic is invited to jiaiticipate MIME Fust ward of Liberty stake added the Salt Lake inteislake M Men softball trophy to their crown hv riifeatmg T w only eighth ward 2 to C "Ihe finale was a hui lets’ battle hi Iweeij Jai k Stahl for the w inm rs and Lou Jeffs hi h gave up only two hits hut Jeffs' mates were sloppy in the field when being on form meant the most and the First Warders scored on a couple of their Stahl opponents' costly errors whiffed 14 while Jeffs sent an even half dozen clown via the BORROWING GOOD BUSINESS? Often it ' s the use of money NOW relieve the train and embarrassment of Our small scattered debts reliable service has been help- ful to thousands 1ft— If 8tr OUST ONE oa LETTERS IN FN n an E£S30KyJM:VA3J03fl Med vu k nulp 01 arrtnal and 3 t 5 4 0 Headliners Question The crowd in the big concrete horseshoe got one thrill after any other as the youngsters knocked off the big shots The officials back under the mare - t f I -- 1 quee weren’t so happy because the tournament was left in a fix for headliners Sabin acted like he was getting even for being left off our Davis cup team the way he waded into Quist hero of the Aussie victory at Merion 10 days back Quist it will be retailed trimmed Bobby 4 Riggs in the decisive match for the cup but he was just another Australian a long way from home when Sabin finished with him The Portland boy outsteadied Quist from the baseline rattled his teeth with sharp volleys and in the final set lobbed him to death 1 i VHunt who eliminated Riggs from the championships last year took similar delight in trouncing i his Davis cupper ' Parker He V knocked Frankie back on his heels at the outset and never gave him a chance to recover What Slopped Him? x ? $'v t v- Ihe Kid from Los Angeles turned Ed Kingsley who defeated two opponents in the national loose an amazing service and foreHe had the crowd hand drive amateur golf meet Wednesday to enter the third round —standing and yelling like it used to when Ellswoith Vines and Don Budge yanked the string on their cannon Cooke just did the best he could and when it was over lie said he didn’t know which had Knocked his head off— the service or the foiehand— but that he it was a little of both Jack Bromwich of Australia was the only one of the lower bracket rmrAOO n API — Tbnrjulav Sandor Sabo and Tom Zahar-iastars to survive the uprising He thin! rnunM pmnnp in 1h nftlmtMl urn brat Gardnar Mulloy of Miami inr golf ihaminon'hip at th Isorth fchore two of the better known gents who ply their trade in Cauliflower and will run into Gil- Uuh I brsrltM will headline a five-boHurry Todd Dallaa bert Hunt in the quarter-final- s Harrv Lane on L Q hiim —Hraitk Van Horn will meet Sa9 07 a m Friday fdward Wptr Jr War card at McCullough’s arena FrirnawUf Ohio a Don fachumacher Dal- day night when the 1939-4- 0 wresbin las 9 14 a m — C Rom Soman ills Iondon tling season opens Thursdays matches pit Riggs Ontario a Ruhatcl Chapman Gresnwkh With a galaxy of stars promised against Harry Hopman of Aus- Conn 0 21 ft m—Ray Rlllnwa Salt Lake for the winter sports tralia and Midshipman Joe Hunt Pouchksepal John T Burke Rje Y season Johnny Doyle who will of Annapolis against Don McNeill NYower 8 bracket 9 b a m — oc rge Dawson Chicago handle promotional activities at a of Oklahoma City Hopman quali- Mrlvln Harbert Baitle Creek Mith the Ninth South street battle hall fied Wednesday by winning his 9 CS a m— Hill Holt Clay N Y Art Doering ( hicago this season Wednesday announced postponed match with Bryan 9 42 a m — Mamn Ward Bookane the supporting card for the four-st5 7 Grant Jr 5 Wash vs Joseph Ihompson Burlington headliner Cynosure in the In Wednesday’s matches Helen Ontario — 9 49 a m Fd Balt Lake City Jacobs beat Nina Brown of Eng- ' s prdoii KummerKincaley Milwaukee semiwindup will be Dr John (Drop Is eastern standard (lime Kick) Murphy who will wrestle land Valerie Scott EngFlash Gordon land beat Helen Bernhard New CHICAGO Sept 11 (AP) — First round match play reaulia in the national amateur York 5 Murphy who claims to be a Sarah P golf champloushtp today at the isorth has been luh Boston beat Catherine Mal- Hhore physician practicing H irr Todd Dallas Texaa defeated making '6-- 0 colm California 1 quite a hit in eastern cirAllen Htx Hester N Y J and 2 Kay Fred k red Haas Jr New Orleans defeated cles and is coming west now for Stammers England beat Dorothy John K Lehman ( hicaco 4 and He says he's sockWorkman Rosemead Cal John Goodman Omaha Neb defeated the first time Mtlwaukee and 4 5 ing away everything he can get and Dorothy Bundy Santa SamDon Ritakln Kthumather Dallas Texas defeated out of the wrestling sport to build Monica Cal bent Mrs F J Bob Hen is Davtnn Ohio "t and 4 y Ptu Carmkhael Columbus Ohm de- a sanatorium in Massachusetts 1 4 England feated Harold H Mindly Jr Wetherxfieid 1 tip Lot n Doyle also has srheduied Wal- rySj fame-hungr- J vij -- sus-pert- Full Results Of National Golf Tom ney 6-- 1 5 6-- 1 v T -- 7-- 5-- ar 6-- 7 2 7-- 2 Fa-by- 1 7-- 6 Ham-mersle- 6-- Golf THAT EEALLS ATTENDED TO- - 6-- 1 - I -- c OUST ONE OR TWO LETTERS' AM IAUDHINO- - THAT I brief case or HlS ( LOOKS LIKE A MAILMAN’S I DAN — Y BEL ElFORE jb CHRISTMAS - Ax aooktn g lace Tiger Hail Don Matthews Wally Thompson and Paddy Nolan the g stunt driver of the movies for spots on the supporting bouts The matches will get under way at 8 15 p m Glvan Seattle defeated Ted Ka nas ( it 2 and Rosa Homers lie I ninion Out defeat ed T R Jnh uton Phlianel hla H and Idward Metster Jr Warretisv tile Ohio defraud Bents McCormick Fasadeua Cal Highland View- club tournament here pext Sunday but a TRAVELER’ 1 Harrv t C Adam Mod A cos BUTTE Mont Sept 17 (t p) — 2 Llovd Skedd newly crowned state a BMd DU k hajmian Oreenwkh Conn defeatamateur fcolf champion will meet ed Hob ( fcraaer Omaha fi and 4 deJoseph P Lnh Canton Mass Gene Jones 1937 and 1938 titlist feated Richard Allman Phllmont Pa 5 and Butte Country club champ- and 4 KnitlMa defeated Frank Chicago ion In the feature match of Ihe SiteJohn Ark lie Hot Hprings up ' nothing- AiD HE DRAGS Moae visitino- in hers if he EnNSVI her a bag of PEANUTS ShES LUCKT ) N deCatonsvllle Md Hpencer Overton feated Alex Welsh Rockford 111 5 and 4 Henrv J WqwhI Hamilton N Y de fsated MaUrks J McCarthy Cincinnati J and 2 Ray Billows Poughkeepsie N Y de feaied Pat MucU Weal Otangt N J 4 and j deAlbert Campbell Seattle Wash feated Pteua lL Russell Jr Ttuy N Y 4 and I Jnn B Burke Rve N Y defeated B Patrnk Abbott Pasadena Cal 2 and 1 Willie Turnesa Brian liff Manor N T defeated Howard Lverllt Oreland Pa 5 and ) Melvin Harbert Battle Creek Mhh defeated John Wagner Pralrti View III 5 and 1 Ge irge Dawson Chicago defeated Robert Clark f igewater ( olo 4 and 1 Md Otto Grew er Tow non defeated Y 2 Frank fitrafad Long Bea h N and 1 Robert W Rrownell Norherk Wd 8 B Roberts Prealatvli Wales 5 and 4 tr Medfunh 111 Arthur Doering defeated Vdwin A M'Clure Shreveport 5 and 4 La Frnle pti Holt Clav V Y defeated 1 and 2 F ( mbs long Reaih Cal Harrv H Haversmk lr I ancaster Pa defeated J h French Jr 8an Jrancixo 3 and 2 Donnells Kean Philadelphia defeated Th trnsi 3 Sheehan Northvtlle With and 2 John W Fisher Fort Thomas Kv defeated W 8 Alexander Charlotte K 8 and 3 O defeated ford in Jummer Mtlwaukee Ja k H )enier Glenview HI 8 arid 4 hristian A Hilnke Birmingham Mlh defeated Burleigh Jacobs Jr Milwau- kee I up Charles R Tate Atlanta Oi defeatI ardner ed Lynforl Ocimotnowoc Jr t ai d 2 Wla J uu ph Thompson Burlington Ont Canada d teat Mewart M Alexander Jr Burlington N C 2 up Mwivin Ward Piokane defeated Fddi Mgewater Colo one up on 2) round results Chilli At her defeated Goodman 1 up Meiater defeated K rut tl a 3 and 4 2 and 1 dd deefated (armithael Givan defeated Haa 4 and i HnnerUlle defeated I vnrh 4 and 2 ( I a man rtf ste I Ov erton 4 an 2 lurks debated Camjlel) 2 tut w a r! i (rated K wal 4 ftf d 2 Daws m defeated Turnesa 2 up llartirrf rtefrn!fd Gtetmr 2 id I D leriug defeated Haverstbk 7 and 8 Ward defeated Rfl ke 8 aid 3 K tmmer defeated 1 a id 2 Fisher T h mi 4 and defeated D ntr 3 T dt defeated Brownell and Kngsley defeated Yates ft and 2 K1 Hit 1) nrmi 0 l k M (ixx RM im Doyle Reveals Ilis Card For Friday ft Hetond AmfrleHn ItAgnt 129 hlMufcjtlo Tankfra Mm Wash- 1 Cooke succumbed to the terrific service and forehand drive of Welby Van Horn of Los Angeles (SETTING-T- Rum Ratted In lfrn 6-- 1 6-- 1 BAO-TH- 10 hits while P Hilton gavp Bandy only seven lfi Sum uni C D xXhNT'S tailed thlid strike mute Twenty-nintward bested Sandy Third 17 to 9 in the battle for thud and fourth places The winners nicked two Sandy hurlers for Hox terror from the ington V h IS 6-- 8-- 6 - !es-heh-heh- piatehes d Red (unit Additional SporU on l’agc 21 -- sis Sept 13 UP) — Ed Salt Lake City veteran advanced through two rounds of 18 holes each Wednesday in the national amateur golf tournament He eliminated Charlie Yates former British amateur champion of Atlanta 5 and 3 in the afternoon after defeating Jack Munger former southern champion of Dallas in the morning Texas Yales fell before Kingsley in the second round of last years national amateur Shooting Above Par Quist the most important casualty tumbled before some inspired play by Wayne Sabin of Portland 1 6 Parker Ore 11-- 9 was plastered by Gilbert Hunt Jr T x LETTER? TNPED X SAID 1 KNEW VOU’D BE TICKLED TO DEATH TO DO IT FOR HIM fourth-roun- SUPPOSE HE EVER HEAPD OF A PUBLIC &TENOGRAPHEB s BUSINESS TRIP HE WANT A TO (JET A FEW CHICAGO t Kingsley when Adpionships Wednesday of and Australia rian Quist Frankie Parker and Elwood Cooke of this counlry’s flannel elite were eliminated in rapid succession in By Jimmy Hallo X DON’T OLD FRIEND CF IN TOWN ON A N Y Sept 13 went at a dime a dozen in the national tennis chamUPt— Reputations 6-- The Casting elub of the Salt Fake Countv Fish and Game association will conduct a tournament 'Ihursdav at Fairmont paik beginning at 4 p m The event will be the f'nal chance for rasters CHICAGO Sept 17 to qualify for merit rvv arris for Mountain Landis commissioneasting er of baseball said Wedntsdnv he plug of South Duk Du kensheet'has invited representatives of the Bend Inri will give an exhibition AM By Gayle Talbot FOREST HILLS 6 Fairmont Park They’ll Do It Every Time First Ward Ten Wins Salt Wins One Up 5 and 3 Hunt Wins Tilt 6-- 2 (ji'lerw Slate Meet Landis Invites stadium at 2 30 p m The Red Devils lost to Delta In the B division finale last year and the Miners pmeasnn favorites to cop Ihe duke In the smaller school class wete toppled by the Rabbits In a semifinal contest Murtav will go on display under Ihe lights at Munay city patk meeting the Warriors of Weber at 7 45 p m The Smeilennen are being touted as possible champs In the red hot Jot dan district and the Warriors have demonstrated they may develop into a winner in region one In entlv workouts Sabin OusD Aussie In Hot Contest Sees Many Favorites Lose Lake Ace v UNIVERSITY At National Amateur Golf Play (Blimp) Allred Ken Mavne hell-divin- Trackstrrs to Sail NEW YORK Sept IT JP)-of the Amateur Athletic union received word Wednesday through the state department that America's touring track and field team will sail from Bordeaux Saturday on the S S Manhattan Dan Ferns secretary Although he won Kingsley was shooting far from par golf His 79 was sufficient to defeat Munger and against Yates he was three over par for the 15 holes of the match The Atlanta star was far off form with his irons carding a 42 on the first nine giving Kingsley a three-u- p lead at the end of nine holes Coming home Kingsley went four up on the eleventh with a birdie sinking a putt Yates won the twelfth with a par 5 when Kingsley was trapped and then three putted Both Miss Green On the short thirteenth both of them missed the green and took fours 'i lie Utah star added the fourteenth to his sun column as Yates went over the green with his second shot for a bogey five and Kingsley ended the match on the fifteenth with a birdie four sinking a putt Kingsley plavs Gordon Kummer of Milwaukee in the thud round 15-fo- Thursday Pr out out Klnsly Mimprr out tli In Kincsley Milliner ill out Klnpsltv Ystn out In Kinpltv YUc In ri sis si4m SSI X4fl S44— 41 144 444 I — 1R 44V 4 IS 14 S 144—10—72 145 5 )4— 18— '9 SlA 44fi 454 — 42 — 80 445 544 R 14 — 50 555 555 624 — 42 4t 444 445 455 Many Favorites Lose Ih Amateur Meet By Farl Milligan CHICAGO Sept 17 UP) — Sinn dapper Willie Turnesa lost his national amateur golf crown Wednesday but got a royal escort to the sidelines as more than a half-doz- other standout favorites — including two former titleholders —bowed out of the picture in the tournaments first two rounds of match play Turnesa an easy d victor over Howard Evcritt of d Pa was eliminated during thp afternoon hv George Dawson The Chicago entry outcome of this match climaxed a day marked by the surprise triumphs of longshots and unknowns Johnny Goodman of Omaha Neb winner of the 1937 ‘amateur title and the national open championship on this course North Shore was one of the stars who faded from the scene Others Who Lost Others were Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati winner of the title in 1936 Tom Sheehan the young Northville Mich player who on Monday and Tuesday set a new e qualifying record of 139 for 36 holes Pat Abbott of Pasadena Cal the 1938 finalist against Turnesa Maurice McCarthy of Cincinnati second low qualifier and Charles Yates of Allnnta the former Butish amateur champion Dawson who was a semifinalist in the 1916 national amateur tournament defeated Robert Clark of Fdgewater Colo 4 and 3 during the first round and started off as though he would score a second rout over Turnesa But the young three down after six champion holes rallied strongly to make it a battle lo the finish Goodman lost in the second round one down to Don Schumacher star from Dallas Texas Fisc her also was a second round victim losing 3 and 2 to Gordon Kummer a first-roun- Ore-lan- (GontiniiKl on Bhr Twritv-onn- ) |