| Show w— I f the e Hy Dgden i Oklahoman Will -Play Texan At Broadmoor I yrum Salt water Newcomers to Show Wares in ScedcdNO'l senta-serva- -’ sday'i from done 1 i res-dar- ed Todd who has furnished most of day while Berryhill disposed of Emerson Carey Jr Denver ith a similar score In- -f the “East" and TnHH LOS ANGELES Kayak II Sat-j-urd- ay the-Tex- n Miss Bundy Cops Title EAST HAMPTON N Y Aug OP)— Dorothy Bundy made quick work of Gracyn Wheeler her Santa Monica Cal neighbor in the II final of the Maidstone Women's ' C4nvitatioir tennis tournament Sat3 urday The scores were 2 After losing the opening game of the match on her own service Miss Burfdy settled dqwn to her usual game from back court and never left the issue in doubt Miss Wheeler tried to break up her opponent's game with a se-'- 1 in the second nes Of drop-shoset but Dorothy scampered into the net to convert them into place- ments for herself B After a brief rest Miss Bundy returned to the court with her doubles partner Mr JoJjn Vqn Ryn of Austin Texas to help defeat Pauline Betz of San Francisco and Miss Wheeler 4 3 and capture her second title of the day 3 6-- 6-- hard-drivin- g ts II I 6-- 6-- Coast Stars Get Top Net Spots CULVER Ind Aug 3 OF West coast players were awarded top rankings Saturday in the national junior and boys’ tennis tournament which starts Monda at Culver Military academy Captain Jim Bishop announced Jhat 160 players from 25 states had entered the event Woodburv of Los AnDouglas ' geles was ranked No 1 in the junior seedlngs with Bobby of Coronado Cal in the Car-rothe- rs Frank Mehner Cowboys Take Measure of Pocatello “4-- 1 ioneer League - Aug 3 woHnftier$20J)00-StmsetG-handic- win men’s singles crown-- BOSTON Aug 3 UP)—Willard Hershberger 29 catcher for the Cincinnati Reds committed suicide In his hotel room Saturday by cutting his throat with a razor blade Medical Examiner Timothy ’Leary announced Saturday night Dr Leary said Hershberger who had been In professional baseball for a decade and was In the midst of his third year with the Reds was found lying over the bathtub In his room his coat and shirt off ' There were no notes Police said they found several uncashed pay checks in his pocket Gabriel Paul traveling secretary for the Cincinnati club said in a statement that Manager Bill Me Kechnle had noticed Hershberger's “depressed mental condition following 'Friday’s doubleheader" both games of which the Reds lost McKechnle Paul said ‘‘talked to the catcher for some time and afterward Hershberger "was—in much betler spiriis and sat (Contlnutd on Past 8) Jack Celia Denver Sooners Sign With Cards 168-pou- ! er first-strin- IDAHO I 0 3 5 5 2 0 2 Perry 3b 4 0 2 1 Robellb lb 4 1 9 (II Perte e 3 1 S 21 Burleson ef 2 O 2 O' Oulntlnl rf 4 1 2 1 Marlowe Janian ‘ SOUTHAMPTON 4 6-- r Enter Semifinals f M Men After a torrid first round of play four tens Saturday from Lincoln First Sugarhouse and Ivins wards moved Into Jh semifinal round of the Salt Lake Inter-stak- e M Men softball In the thriller of the evening Sugarhouse came from behind In the last Inning to score two run and snatch an exciting win over Thirty-fourt- h 7 to 6 Lincoln became the' first ten to enter the charmed circle bv get 6 to 3 ting past Twenty-sevent- h ournament in a well-olaye- game d Leaky Carleton Ence of Ivins completely befuddled a speedy Seventeenth outfit allowing them but two hits and the same number of runs while putting the third strike batsmen ward defending Inter-stak- e and champs still looks to be the team to beat after submerging a young Twfenty-nint- h team 12 to 2 The meet will be continued’ next Thursday at City park with Sugar house meeting Lincoln at 7:30 p m and Ivins tangling with First at 8:30 Finals will be played next Saturday night with the winner finals set entering the for August 16 and 17 Park pat First 11 International League sJr (My BtIMmrtrt JyruM ft 4 RorNetter 1 Tftfon’o Montreal ft two who perhaps are the hardest (amateur) hitters In the nation were meeting for the first time and the brand of tennis they displayed must have caused Bob-bRiggs the national champion to wonder what’s in store for him at the nationals at Forest Hills In September r Keeps Pressure On McNeill the national clay courts champion kept the pressure on and the nationally unranked Oak land Cal star was helpless stem the steady stream of place mehts that flowed from McNeill’ racquet After bpeakfng each other's service in the- first set McNeill ran the set out by forcing Kovacs into numerous errors Don opened the second set by cracking Kovacs’ smashing service twice white Holding his own for a 1 lead in games before he let down and Kovacs took the next game which went to deucrTour times Kovacs held his own' service In the eighth game and Don ran the set out on four stunning placements Refuses to Let Down In the final set McNeill kept he pressure oft all the way reKovacs fusing to let down once down 2 as the result of some Inspirational tennis by McNeill rallied and stavbd off match point four times but on the fifth he Into an error to lose the match and the chance at his first Meadow club cup Kovacs who heckled the ball boys threw his racquet into the air and delayed play all he could appeared below the peak' he attained Friday when he ousted It was the fifth consecuRiggs tive tourney in which he has These three stars' newcomers to the Pioneer league this sea-- ’ ' son will be seen in action in the second annual all-st- ar game at Bois? M iqday night Upper left is Mel Duezabou hard-hitti"daho Falls secon sacker Upper right is A1 Steele the Salt Lake Bees’ ace keystone sack guardian and lower right is Bobby Joratz of the Pocatello Cards a really fine outfielder Steele and Joratz will play for the southern against Duezabou and his northern mates ng all-sta- rs Teams Glash Monday at Boise All-St- ar I V Joiwpii 8rp 10 10 15 2 3 Oil0 3 2 2 21119 1000 1 O r I1 1 5: 4 11 10 11 ft 0 I -- 1 8hMhn H Bur Low 1 1 SI 0 0 - BOISE I - Entle 4 1 1 -- rf lb-- 3 4 3 E AUm Hrrnstn 2b 4 3 4 Price If ftiWUlmsit 3b 4 OIRemusen p 9 01 01 Totals 1 110 1 9 — 2 5 0 0 0 I3 0 2 0 3 3 0 I Mlft3T12 101 000 000—2 100 23ft 10— T TWIN FALLS ’’Idaho— The Cow boys won their second game In a row from the Pocatello Cardinals here Saturday night by a score of 1 Mike Budnick started on the hill for the Cowboys and Warren Sandell opened for Pocatello1' POCATELLO TWIN FALIS ABHOA' ABHOA Pridgen aa 3 0 I II March! 3b ft 0 25 ft 2 Vhite cf 4 0 2 0 Bishop 2b ft 2 twirrie lb 4 0 8 1 Randal) cf 4 2 21 Ioratilf 44 110 Hughes rf 2 51 14 ft Kklrs 3b'te 111 Kndreta lb 34 0 0 ft2 3 0 11 Beitia sa Wlrtn 8 0 O’B&nion Kerr c 110 I b Galindo 2b 3 0 1 2! Reynold 3 ft 0 ft1 Budnick Sandel p Caplngr rf I 0 1 01 (41 If 3 2 4 ft 4 1 0 ft p 34 9 27 5 31 4 24 9! Total Total Poeatell 000 010 000— 1 Twin Fall 002 000 20x— 4 Runt— Reynolds BIhoo Summary: Kerr Randall Error— Kerr Hughe Reltia Sandel Brldger Home run— Kerr Two-baa- e hit — Endrea Randall Reyn Randall n'd Rune batted in— Bishop Kerr Beitia Run responsible for— Bud- oick'-fiSanlel 3 Strikeouts— Budnick 11 Rand el 7 Rase on ball— Off Budnick 1 Saidei 5 Wild pltrh— Sandel Famed ball — Kerr Time— 1:5ft Umpire— Drollette and McQuillan Attendance — 700 all-sta- - war 3 4 O 3 3 4 3 Bummarv: Rune—Sinnott Cenavan Eg 2 Low Adema natio 2 Sheehan Errore — Cole 2 Sacrifice hits— Bauer — Lambert Price Bauer Horn Steinbeck Cola Lowa E Adame run— Sinnott Rung batted In— Sinnott Sheehan Lowe E Adame Harrington --Strikeout — Rasmusaen 8 Stone J Lam Beset on balls— Stonft ft ‘Res bert 3 Runs responsible for— Rasmus musseti ft sen 1 Stone 5 Lambert 1 Losing nitcher — Stone Umpires— Jordan end Wagner Time K43 Attendance— 1430 rail-bird- hls 3 Ocden Boise ’ reached the finals Riggs winner of the singles here fqi the past three years gained a half share In the mixed doubles Marlowe By Branagan title by way of consolation He ’ red-hos t With the weatherman predicting a night and the paired with Mrs’ Johnson Gensler from the shores of Great Salt lake to therolllng hills of Boise of Soqthampton to defeat Mrs SidB Wood Jr of New York battle' the stage Is set for the second annual ney predicting a red-ho- t and Henry Prusoff pt Seattle in r at in Pioneer 7-- 4 c( 33 " 11 I fttelnbck'rf 2 2 Stone p 2 0 ©( Lambert p 30 9 24171 Total! was-force- 6-- O ABHOA’ 4 1 11 01 Sinnott 3b 4 5-- Airway park league game' Monday night 5 the final 2 Idaho’s capital On the home side of the fence The ellW! of the current baseball crop selected by Gus Q Fan him- will be 15 players’ five each from self wilt cavort under tjie-figBoise Idaho Falls and Twin Falls in spacious Airway park in the will into action “Carrying They renewal of a conflict which bids the bannergoof the northern dlvi- fair to duplicate fast year’s thriller sion-a- nd School for Boys with It the hopes of I ’ in Sait Lake City I on g pounced Saturday Tobin Bahr OGDEN Crtvn Jb il L)brn BAdm 2b 5-- top-not- 0 0 3 -2 - 6-- 6-- 0 3 McConll et 3 Oareou rf 8 Dueiabu 2b 5 Reeer If 4 Beard e 5 Batei lb 4 Oldnbr 3b 4 10-h- it The 3-- 4-- Aug 3 3 ABHOA Tribune Intermpuntaln Wire BOISE — Backing up Con Ras- mussen’s steady flinging with a attack which reached-It- s zenith in the fourth and fifth frames the Boise Pilots banged out a triumph over the Ogden Reds here Saturday night to square the stand here at one game each The Reds nicked the burly righthander for one run In the first and in the third Glen Sinnott banged out a round trip drive but after that Pvasmussen was in charge of the situation Oklahoma and Frank Kovacs slugged It out on the grass courts of the Meadow club here Saturday and Don the more experienced won the men’i singles title In the fiftieth annual Southampton invitation 1 e n n I tournament with graceful ease by second-rankin- 6-- N Y ' FALLS a aFoml 0 0 0 0 ixMayer 121 Total Total 37 15 27 13 lOna out whn winning run scored xBattsd for Bahr In seventh 4 xx Batted lor Arlett In ninth Salt Lake 020 013 OOO— ft Idaho Falls 100 010 212— 7 Summary: Runs— Steele Pertee Burls on Gulnttnt 2 Hatrhett McConnell 3" Bates Oldenherg 2 Meyer Rrrors— Perry Marlowe Arlett Beard Oldenherg Runs batted In— Steele 2 Robello OUlntlnt Hatchett 2 Arlett Carson Deusabou 2 Beard Oidenberg FomL Stolen bases— 4 McConnell Sacrifice hHs— Burleson Mar lowe Arlett Runs responsible for— Mat lows ft Bahr ft Basse on balls— Marlow ' 3 Janaeti I Bahr 4 Strikeouts— Marlowe ft Bahr lr Tobin 1 Winning nltcher— Tnhiu Losing pitcher— Marlowe Home m t — Oldenherg Three base hit— OUlntini Two-bas- e 2 c hits— Reaer 2 Oldenherg rtr on Duetabmt Left base— Sait Lake Idaho Falla 10 Double plavs — Partes to Moreaco to Perry! Beard to Batei Wild — pitch Marlowe Attendance— 148ft Tim — 220 Vmptrvft— Campbell and licBhana McNeill Tops Kovacs at Meadow (A)— Don McNeill of Arlett S If4210 2101 0000 Hatrhett Rival in Eastern Meet By Frank E Carey BOSTO& Aug 3 (AP)— The “Big Slug” made believe he was Blit he wasn’t kidding anyone The reading' the newspaper boys all knew that he was thinking— as were they— of the “Little — Slug" Reds baseball night just before dinner” said Bill Cincinnati yhe “He cried like a kid Seemed he players were sitting in the hotel cried an hour And then he told room of Bill McKechnle their me he was worried about the club manager That is they were all losing the games 'that he bad there but one Willard Hershber- caught catcher ger their second-strin- g ‘The poor kid He was worked He had committed suicide a few up particularly ‘about that game hours before' Slashed his throat we lost 5 to 4 to New York Wedwith a razor blade the coronet nesday night in the ninth inning said He said he thought he had called "Hershey” was the "little slug" for the wrong pitched I told him He got that monicker out in Cincy everything was ekay and he the boys said' where the town seemed all right loved him as a scrappy plnch-hit-t“Then hewent downstairs jind ate aTielluva dinner Roast beef They ealled hipi that to him from Ernie Lombardi aijd everything” g catcher Ernie's the Bill said all the boys knew that ' the "big slug" “Hershy” kind of worried about “Big Slug” rustled his paper 'to colds’ and things Carried a lot make It look good BUI McKechnie of medicine around with him moved to another chair and threw "But shucks” he said “outside his leg over It He had tried all of that 'you'd think he wouldn’t ' the empty chairs in the place hove 6 eare in the world He’d Because Bill knew' all of the have been first string on many anstory and he had had to tell It to other ball club He just bought a everyone the players the boys Rjvell home for his mother out fin irom the newspapers and all tjie that mountain country where he rest lived He had plenty of money “He didn't tell me until last Just one of those things I guess” (0-- SALT LA KB ABHOA Morraco Steel 2b 26-da- Tribune Leased Wire CHICAGO Aug 3— The Chicago Cardinals have signed the passing combination that led the University of Oklahoma to two Big Six championships The contracts of Beryl Clark triple threat halfback and Ends John Shirk and Alton Coppage were received at the Cardinals’ Loop headquarters where for months plans have been going forward to rebuild the aerial loss of Gaynell Tinsley Pat Coffee and Dwight Sloan Shirk is regarded by professional coaches as one of the outstanding end prospects in the 1940 graduating class He Is six feet four inches e tall and weighs 212 pounds 8:30 p mV vs Ments Pocatello at Twin Falls (X) starting at 7 pi m Krmpo (8-vs Rogers and Dobson (9-(2-' and Carpenter (0-Tribune Intermountain Wire IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Rallying stronglyin the late frames th rising Idaho Falls Russets took the second straight game from ths league-leadin- g Salt Lake Bees hers Saturday night 7 to 6 The league leaders held a long lead going into the seventh but the locals found the range and ran their winning streak-t- o two straight over the floundering Bees-Th- e two teams will go on dls' play In a twin bill here Sunday to wrap up the current stand bbin DADE PARK Kyv Aug 3 owned by 'Byrum brothers and ridden by JOckey George Fowler finished strong in the inRYE N Y Aug 3 UP) — Frankie augural handicap Saturday to beat Three Bangs by a head in a photo Parker of Pasadena Cal the nav finish as Dade park opened a g tion's player Snd race meeting runnerup to Bobby Riggshere last Beliita's Babe other half of the year was the only seeded player Byrum entry was third in the to see action Saturday as the Eastblanket finish ern Grass Courts Tennis championBobbin "stepped the six furlongs ships began in 1:13 5 ajid rewarded backers Parker seeded third behind Riggs $1560 for $2 straight tickets Place and Don McNeill breezed through tickets on the entry were worth Leonard Hartman of New York 2 $480 and show ducats $5 Three 1 Hartman a courageous Bangs paid off $620 for place and fighter won the first game of the $420 to show A crowd of 15000 first set on his own service and attended Broke through Parkei on the first game of the second set The rest of the time he was no match for Roman Cops Purse Parker who played carefully and made few errors In Chicago Race Few matches were played and CHICAGO Aug 3 l£l — Roman the only surprise of the day came entry of Joseph D Widener of in the elimination of Philadelphia easily captured the Muriel Magnuson of Minneapolis $5000 Chicago handicap by four who is hailed as a great prospect lengths at Washington park Sat- and a possible future champion urday 4 Miss Magnuson was beaten Potranco finished second a nose 6 by an “unknown” ahead of Talked About with Yale Helene Lynen of Ridgewood player N J o'Nine fourth In a field of 12 UP-Bo- Boise ’ (11-- 6) Parker Tops Bobbin Triumphs At Dade Park at Portervield el city champion- - carries most of Colorado's hopes Mrs Phyllis Lockwood of Boulder has been handed the favorite's role in the women’s division Joan Van Nort of Salt Lake City won 8) Ogden The slim blond southpaw Big Y N 'SARATOGA SPRINGS Seven conference western divk' 3 UP)—' The first Saturday of Aug sion champion at Utah univerthe Saratoga meeting was a howlsity last spring never has cap- ing success Saturday— for everytured the title In this tourney one except the favorites He is seeded No j A crowd of 15500 — a thousand If he wins Ije'wlll succeed an- over "the attendance for the first out other Salt Lake Citv citizen Grant Saturday last season— turned mu-tuEvans with whom Mehner teamed to send $574989 through the machines and to see' the tp win the men’s doubles chamraces pionship in the intermountain last favorites beaten in both big and stakes Hotel States theUnited is Evans not his year defending the Saratoga handicap singles diadem Mrs B F Whitaker’s greatly Mehner has campaigned successfully in eastern and midwestern improved Sickle T running right tournaments in recent weeks He back to the form he showed at mav get his strongest pushing from Empire city captured the handia fellow townsman Veteran Dave cap jn easy fashion as George D Widener’s heavily backed Eight Freed seeded No 2 Thirty came in third The Hotel dash went Other probable Utah entrants stakes a include Bill Koch Keith Ellert-so- n to Mrsi Parker Coming’s AttenMac Pvke Cal Nelson Bob tion with the favored Overdrawn Boothe Allen Hardy and Lee alsd owned by Widener in sixth Knell place -- To Despondency Sunday’s Probable Pitchers Rail Lake-- at Idaho Falla (2) 2:30 and 8:30 p m Bowen (3-vs Emmert- and Rlstau (14-8- ) on (8-and" Bradley (8-- Favorites Lose Saratoga Red Players Mourn Sudden Death Of Teammate Willard Hershberger Act Laid Twin Falls 4 Pocatello 1 Idaho Fails 7 SaltSahr-t- - Mehner Rules AsDenver Net Favorite hg — -- The time for the mile and one-ha- lf osing feature of Hollywood park was 2 minutes 3Q 5 seconds Etofia II another Argentine importation was fifth and geautiful her countryman ran seventh II' in the field of eight Kayak II owned by’ C S Howard was the betting favorite with the rowd of 35000 The Argentine paid $480 $400 and $340 and DENVER Aug 3 (F— This may Specify paid $380 and $340 be the year for young Frank Meh-ne- r Big Flash $500 of Salt Lake City to be fitted for--tmen's singles crown In the annual intermountain tennis tournament which operted ‘SaturAt day at the Denver Tennis club Cop-pag- Cincinnati Star’s Saturday’s Results— Boise 7 Ogden 2 — (APS ap head Other junior rankings In order rfEjarl Bartlett of New Orleans Vic Seizas of Philadelphia: Dick Bender of Westfield N J Gardner Lamed of Chicago Tom Brown San Francisco Earl Cochell Los Angeles' Jlmiqy Evert Chicago Robert Smidl of River also is no midget He towers rest 111 Richard LBudKHart Miami Fla and Jack Tunnell six fet two and comes In at 200 of Los Angeles pounds 'I Ogden by 7to2 Score at Hollywood park Saturday defeating Specify in a stretch with Big Flash third Kayak II redeeming himself for a poor showing a week ago collared Specify as the field turned Favored Ur into the stretch and won by a the feminine title last year No 2 spot Boise 'Trims were lead- - nii Ttorrvhlll Ing in their respective matches at halfway mark with the Texan fthe 5 up on Price and Berryhill 3 up on Carey Erratic on the morning round Price steadied as he and Todd teed off in the afternoon but was unable to overcome his opponent’s advantage On the first 'nine an and afternoon each winning Kansan were-evetwo- - holes and halving the others They continued ott even terms for the last five holes Carey whose play was marked by long drives lost his last opportunity to win when he hooked into a water hole on the twelfth of the — afternoon round Berryhill played steady dogged golf sinking long putts time after ' — time Berryhill and Carey contested on even terms during the first nine holes Saturday afternoon each taking three and halving the oth- ers Berrvhill's steady golfhow--ever decided the match on the last five holes of which the Oklahoman won three ‘ tar Encounter All-- S Specify Places Second at Hollywood Park the fireworks of the tournament 5 and 4 Satur- ptlon yuri Coast Race eliminated Dick Price of Wichita ie t" $20000 tournament V v Kayak Gops COLORADO SPRINGST'Colo fjAug 3 WT— Harry Todd of Dallas end Earle Berry hill of Sapulpa Okie will battle Sunday for the championships of the twentieth annual Broadmoor Invitation golf under jnw‘ Salt Lake City Utah Sunday Morning August 4 19 10 jvltie gram " t Todd Gets tCrack At Title it W Frick Fines Pirate ! MoundsmanSlOO I y NEW YORK Aug: 3 Pirates’ Pittsburgh MacFayden hurler was fined $100 Saturday by President Ford Frick of the National league as an aftermath of an argument in Friday night’s game at Philadelphia ' Frick said he fined MacFayden fo? throwing his glove rushing Umpire Bill Klem and other conduct unbecoming a player on the field MacFayden protested a called- - ball by Klem in the tenth Inning and wabanlshed from the " game i MV-Dann- 4 f t |
