Show r i - ' - ? - -' - I it - : - - t : S i tII t t ' J i - t i ' - i A ' ! tI- '? 1 ' :' to Prove Illett - y- k - ! A s :i pokane Ace lirushes - - - ' - ' Y ' i wqa'''' ' ' - - 1 ' - ' ' ' : 'v ' ' '' :: ' : : -- ' 0r' 1 '' ''' - -" - ' - ' ' 1 ' '': ' f I i : ' - 0 - - 1 ' discuss coming trip to Spokane for the publie links tourney Seventhentrant Vern Dowd's had left for Walla Walla ' ' i ' t- - - - 't t r x — 4' ' r-- - - 7 i k ' i ' :1 ' tolaWill woolVemeP41noom komok-W- ''' ' ' "'s ' — I I jr" - i "'"""'"""1"1""1"P""1""'""""""""""707 - i t ' k i 41 ' '' ' ' v -- 1 - I '-- - t ' ' - - - 1 l'- : - ' - z" - - 7 - ' '' - : - i 1 ''i -- - ' - - " Left to "we hear - Spokane is some village" right 'IkuSsell Mears Billy Korn Ed Perry Juddy lirilcoxlily Demke and Dick McKean 1: ' - - ' i - i 'By Laudon Kelly ' '' tOLORADO '1 SPRINGS Colo t i: ' 1 - i '3uly 5 UPI --- Two! sober faced - t '''1 1 young 'men who both have long ' Iti''::-: range guns off the tee will battle 1 Sunday for the western amateur it i" ' conhave golf they championship t ' ' ' ' the ' trolled last two years' v :4'i 'li-' :t 'I Defending Champicn Marvin ! ' Ward Wash of (Bud): Spokane who has the tenacitr of a bulldog ' ' shattered Broadrnooes par for the " : '' :' i third consecutive day in crushing ':":': John Kraft of Denver 6 and 5 in ' ' semifinals HarSaturday's le -‘ ' ' ry Todd Of Dallas i1939 western : champion and this year's medalist '': - caught a much tougher opponent i i ' f In ' Morris Norton freckle-face- d Wichita Falls Texrui oil man be- '‘ t i fore winning 2 up s s ' i ' ' Seven Birdies 1 :bachelor met Ward A)''' Todd24-year-ol- d father of a small In tournament the western Ed Watsons" Veteran Great Salt lake' sw a!arimmerplans come- - boy '" at Minneapolis lutLyear and the 0011b 'race tin 'Texan back in' July 27 race- 'Watson- won in ed said me" "he i rskunk ' :11311 and was runner-u- p i: t in 1940 Ward seekThe 1 ' ' winIng to be the first two-tim- e t '1' ' ' ner fired event in:18 of this ': years 11"N 11 seven birdies at Kraft a physical ofeducation teacher and football ' ficial Four- of these were clus- tered In the first nine of the after' ' noon round after Abe champion i i i ' : at the a cushioned I lead fourthóle ' t le mark 7H ! For 115 holes Ward 'Is six i Seeks to Regain Title i I strokes Under par on the high altitude course he never had played until this week In the clubhouse Grueling Race July 27 i alter beating Kraft he said: I'm f y over ' 1c still burned up" the ' st Chimpio of 1939 and runner-u- p In 1940 Ed H Watson 1033 five he took on the twenty-firhole La c e street Salt take City is all set to make another try at the Annual Tennis Duel twenal He had lost the 22 Tennis Meet—July island-Blac- k swim he marathon Rock beach : Faced of task the with raising gnielling Antelope cut to to Kraft's birdie four 12-tieth noon Alin be net received later ) July Cani(Entricalmust Will Get Going announced Saturday He submitted his entry to Dr Munn Q hLt morning lead 1In half But $90 before Thursday local repreTribune to or Editor The Mall Tennis it bring i Ward's ire served only as a spur sentatives of the National Public - n011 swim chairman for the intermountain A A U lilt the big salt earliest possible momcnt ! Monday July 14 because he touched off three Links committee Saturday were Water race on Sunday July Mt bombs This birdie dropped straight a campaign to get seven Name 1 !Watson astounded the swim Kraft six holes behind and it was pushing Utah's biggest tennis tournament to be Lake Salt 4 Spokane golfers out world in 1939 when be copped hon- all over blasted when Ward Tribune-municiph e annual T l:lay and year of birth Agel4 of the sand on the thirty- fore the Inatonal Publinx tourney t ors from a brilliant fld of swim- will get uhder way at the event on hole 14 most t mers in the most violent storm troublesome on first—his opens Monday July ts everl Phone Add'ieS1 Two of the seven who won the 42 Salt Lake public courts Monday this course—to match the Den1000 experienced by the swimmers The more 14 than and young verite's par three Spokane trip after preliminary July Tim Court preferred Ses4 time was slow well over tour: le contests on their home and promising netters are expected Fine Scrap so waves ff le were to but a at that play-ocourses and high participate bur wish to enter the following event (mark with X) : The tournament Is sponsored The Texas duelists Todd and Fort Douglas are a cinch to roll swirarnersand their accompanying 57 (UP)--SpoTribune tty Lake DENVER July Norton although neither could lick into the inland empire city for the yearly by The Salt boatwere hidden from view both Doubles Mixed doubles Singles Lake city recreation from shore and the island for sev- rains that sprinkled parts of Den- par put on a fine scrap with big meet no matter what happens and the Salt for of the holes enjoyment more two than ever back home department eral hours Watson was the- - only ver Saturday interrupted play in neither In POUDICS my partner is i The two are Billy Korns and young tennis players There is no i swimmer to complete the 812 miles the finals and senifinals of the ahead kind Taciturn Harry low scoring Vern Bowdle both of Bonneville entry fee or charge of any course The weather became so In nixed doubles my partner is bad at the completion of the swim Colorado open tenrqs tournament' amateur at this year's national who are competing in the Wash- Players are merely asked to sencrin : blanks :or by Watson all swimmers still in washing out the women's singles open took a permanent lead at ington state open at Walla Walla the entry In case iof any difference in time of play for doubles explain tournament to the make In order d thirty-thir- d where and who will go to Spokane folthe water were picked up and championship belawa match between the Norton was trapped and wound lowing completion of an amateur for the general run of 'players awarded places on the distance Mrs c Dorothy MaySutton Bundy up stars in state and Ing swam for a six tourney starting Monday at Walla Nina Cal and Monica of termountain Santa competition are elim- In 1940 Watson finished second It looked as though Todd had Walla Mated The top five in state wom-4 ended It when he tapped home a All to Ken Lyman of the Deseret gym- - Browne former English star to Eager Play en's ranking college lettermen on nasium He led the field for about putt for s birdie four Several or the matches were and INet: Players are eligible for three events singles ' and dolibles in their thirty-fift- h The five remaining are Russell state high school champions and of the distance but was moved to the the longest and the mixed doubles which is an op affair clasg - Classification: Midgets city under 13 on Jimuary 1 1941: buys and girls on the course but the bespectacled Mean of Nibley Park Ed Perry Junior finalists in the excluded overhauled by Lyman In the under 15 oil January ge 1941 junior ooys and girls under 18 years on Jaw ere 1 rifle pace he swallowed a consider- Phipps stadium near The Denver Norton gamely ran down a 10- - My Demke and Dick McKean of state tournaments are men women 18 and over or January 1 1941 1941: iiar and alsd ineliWinners 'Of matches must report multi promptly to Tennis Editor The able portion of the salt water and Country club as the intermittent footer for his four Norton split Forest Dale and Juddy Wilcox of Former championsin Tribune Failure Mk repori upon divisions immediately completion of matches the to compete gible turned' sick but recovered suf- showers soaked the clay courts the fairway with his drive on the Bonneville results will be regarded as default won have ' antournament they was Into decided to finish second but it Of these five all have last hale after Todd hooked — by — - ficiently Watson the first entry in the' officials to play the Bundy-Brow- n but the situation was nounced they will make the trip 14 Divisions deep rough - intermountitn A A Rock match at 2 p m (M S T) Sunday reversed on their next shots as to Spokane provided necessary divisions ' Play is scheduled in 14 Beach sponsored swim will also enJack Ballack of Long Beach Norton hitting a wood into a funds tan be raised Four have doubles for and singles Including two-miCalwon men's ter the the junior fresh water swim singles strong breeze faded the ball into made the necessary arrangements which takes In playat Pine View dam onIfily 20 he title defeating Irving Parker: of trees He played a penalty 'ball so they will be free over the dates boys and girls ers under 15 years on January 1 2 2 announted but is pointed to recap Santa Barbara Cal 7 tried hard to hole a chip shot from of the tnurney July 1941 junior boys and girls players atadture his salt water title and then'teamed up with Parker the fringe and then smilingly The fifth Wilcox Is' under 18 on January 1 1941 and to crown doubles his to vacation the win have defeat mitted junioe tempting women players 18 and men 6 4 victory over with a 4 schedule fixed so it will coincide over and 1 1941 There on January exEternal Bull Cracks Cleo Sinnard and- Richard Warwith the meet a matter he NEW YORK July 5 (AP)—Frankie Parker gave Ted Olewine didoubles a mixed be also will ner both of Salt1Lake City pects to be arranged shortly diti- a good look at his rejuvenated forehand a and vision singles aturday threw in a midget Record at Suffolk Mary Jane Metcalfe of Denver g of Goff Calls Meeting 'ion trap shots and backs and placements for string and Mary Morgenstern of Santa The midget singles is an 'innova- good measure and dealt the young Santa Monica Cal player a BOSTON July 5 Gill—Eternal 'Monica defeated Ernestine ShissMeanwhile the head man back tion this year It replaces the vet' Bull an Allen T Simmona entry ler and Mary Lowndes of Denver 64 2 trimming to gain the semifinal round of the eastern of making arrangements for the division which has been erans' racked the Suffolk Downs 1 1 court tennis championships in the women's doubles bad Arnold Goff Saturday trip The midget 'division clay — mark Saturday as he semifinals ThE defending champion had called a Monday meeting at Forest discontinued By Tribune Leased Wire of 13 will be for boys under years Scored a surprise triumph in the ta Patricia Canning of Ridden 5—Elmer Lay- Dale to work out final details The age on January stroke hi&-I- t CHICAGO 1 1941 These kept the new $7500 added Myles Standish stakes 'smashed the track mark for four den's avowed July m 5:30 at start p Cal divi-of keeping parleywill weeK purpose the But of aft—eitlalleY den to moist had boys performin boys' feature race Goff said the players hope to Mon and one-ha- lf in professional football furlongs at were and officiating last placed I set year with first Eternal Bull knocked 'one-fift- h The victory was worth $8275 to apace with the speed and caliber get started Thursday morning a decided handicap The neW class winnIng Saturday's of a second off the track mark Simmons Akron Ohio radio mar of play by infusing youth into the making the trip by automobile and will give the many youngsters 11 soft methods1 the Altadena Cal 5 sec The winner-paii covering the sprint in 58 a $10 $3 and $320 ranks of oMcials found impressive arriving in Spokane early enough and 12 chance to star 'trotted out the big stick and years of age-ends Early in May the colt across the board In the mutual demonstration Saturday in the to get in several days of practice play against rivals of their own Oleviine took the 30 minutes of ' the Publinx course size and age signing of Charles (Chuck) Swee- over punishrnent Funds for the journey are being end at re In semifinal ney former Parker Sunday raised through sale of member- Entry Deadline Notre Dame meets Jackie! Kramer of Los AnGolf Utah in the refereeFellowship to been ships All entries must be turned in Sweeney who has Kramer eliminated Big geles founded two years the tennis The fribune CharleY Mattman of the Univerl at editor ing college games for the last two an organization disNo sity of Southern California seasons will serve as a field judge ago by H F (Hank) Russell noon Saturday July 12 1 In the National Football league He trict representative for the by will be accepted after that 2 1 entries U S GA for just such a purpose time Is 27 years old The other semifinalists will be In announcing the appointment as the Publinx trip presents— are requested to signify Ted Schroeder of Glendale Cal Players outof Sweeney Layden added that in sending Salt Lake golfers to on the entry blank what times they and Gine Mako of Los Angeles the Suture the National league side tournaments can play If a player is able to play Schroeder won from Ladislav 1 i would attempt to prevent recurat any time he is requested to re5 2 Hecht Of New York 7 11 to simplify the inrences of recent conflicts with va3 Hecht had beaten S port it that way atter Enters schedule-makinCoast Netter g rious collegiate conferences over tricate job of Ellsworth Davenport of New York litabts Most Complete Celebration officials by developing its own staff Miss Jessie Schofield head of the back 44 2 Mako ofturned and North Shore Finals stars reports from recreation department among Lttleton-Roger- s 'city G York New i THREE all courts will be put in shape 1 players lately retired from profes2 a previous matdh CHICAGO July 5 UPI —Jimmy that sional football for tournament play- Lyttleton-Rogereserved and World's losf Spot-lait-y defeated Jerry Acts Will Porton ori All Itodost t out will it battle of Evert meet of Chicago the week the ers I ' during of Hermosa Beach CAL Crothers Pomona : Freeman of with Dave be will event The completed by 3 THURSDAY JULY 10 5 Cast-Of- f Cal Sunday for the men's singles July 22 or 23 1111 A M—Youth Tribute to the Pioneer' Parade F Bradley Wolfenden of San FranVirginia annual North In Shore title the 2:e4 P M—Pioneer Program Juab High School Auditeritust cisco winner of the women's tour' 2:31 P M—Stunt Flying tournament tennis Air Show Over Fairgreunds open Wins at Detroit lialnint last year disposed of Mar-M3:60 Ns Nephl Evert advanced Saturday it the rst S:00 P Performance of the Uto Stampede Rodeo Osborne also of San Francoast player 111:ne 'P DETROIT July 5 UPI—Carro ll expense of another 4 cisctf 7 64 4 end reached the Bob Kimbrell of Los Angeles Point-Pa- r ' Hoss a Boss from Graham's castoff ' ' ' finat round In her division The FRIDAVJULY 11 the Colonel E R Bradley stable whom he defeated 64 4 64 ' 4' two 45Cal1fornians are among the 1 '''' of 141: A Bob Smidl eliminated tto Stamped Parad sprinted to a nose victory over Freeman hardest hittOrs in the game and tzbe IN M04101h Anniversary Program featuring Miss Grace Johnson golf2 6 3 Henry Boonstra southpaw Barfly Saturday in the $5000 'ron- River Forest 10 6 and her nationally known The Mormon Miracle° It Os Just & question of who eased r A point-paclass row won er In 2 the games 14745 2:00 P 'winning tier handicap before elf spectaShow and Stunt Flying over Fairgrounds tottowe41 by 1 up $rst Mies Osborne did CounLake Baseball Salt Lake Police vs Nenbi set in tournament at the Salt the fourth tors at the Fairgrounds The win- after trailing S11 Utat Stampede Rodeo Performance P Tie !other final round berth will of 5 club Tichenor Monty mile of 1:55 with Charles time for the ner's Saturday Indianapolis try amame r 7 ilicided Sunday when Mrs ntampeo rignto be second Evansand-of Monroe Lawrence a was off second sixteenth Daly disposed 1090 P 78 a in Sari)) 3 D O the 0 all turned Clark ton the for Talfrey Cooke of New York boys! title the track record SATURDAY JULY 12 j Behind the two horses in the Women's doubles honors went to best score of his career to top ' 110 416 Ramis be Colleen! Band Festival 0 desperate stretch run was Sun Mary Arnold and Esther Bartosh class B golfers and DrA F LStauf- Home Run Club H L'ikutillortunt ?NOS P MPioneer lath Anniversary ftogrant Pharos two lengths back while of Los Angeles who turned back ler was second W Bailey and P St—Air Shaw and Stunt Flying Over Fairgrounds 3:0 DiMassio Tankoes longue: finished fifth Catherine Wolf of Elkhart Ind Dr Gil Sheets took class C prizes IS:Anwrican SAO P Performance at Ulu Stampede Rodeo :Kelm Tankets4 II Johnson Mit Epidor IT lottrsa PO A blind bogey event is listed for le 10 Boss Hoss was piloted by Jockey and Helen Shockley of Evanston National league: Ott Giants 111: Ca- 1 1 Patterson Milligan COME TO NEPHIs JULY 10 11112 millt Dodgers: Is: NteholooN Cubs 15 Sunday - ' I k It II We Gotta Hitchhike' - - r i - 1941 II C r own estern i - 0110W010 -- pallas Stylist Defeats Fellow Texan :: - - -- 'i ' 111064s34 - 1 1 Istty44 6' July - : 2 - a: 1 i : — ' '' ' ' ' ' ' 2 - ' ' ' '4' I ' ': ''' ' for 1 - DOM t " 4 ---: VB Denver Man 1 - ' - I - : - — - l 9 ! 1 - - i gOtt reibtute Clash i 7 - - : 0 '5 0?ko!tr?i:lit i Trbe Salt- N ' ea ' 1- - i I ' ' 7 - - ' - at I i ! ' ) - ' i - i t- t a Sunday Morning ' - ii - 1 - - 1 i - I I '! ' - " - 1 - ' s: : I ! - I ' ' " :I ' ' - - 36-ho- N1:‘ ! - "'': - - i I f - I -- '1'--:' - - II' -- - - 0- '" - i - 1 I -- 1 - - - 41 i - ! '1 l - - 4 I i :::- ' I '1 ' : i 'i - I -- P ' ‘ - '4- ' 4' i : ' ! wr Wats( riles yirst Ettry 'Iri Great altialié Swim 1 - '' - - ! '' 1 1 - 18-ho- i Gr o lp Pusheg Drive to Raise Funds 4 ! 4 1 I fir - ! ' Exchamp :: - 1 f one-Over- par : 464-ya- -- - -- ' - - I Than 1060 Swing Racine? Meet Netters Wait Tribune-Mun1More 1 rd 14-Ju- Tribline-Municip- ly - - ii Salt Lake' Boys Lose in Denver ineet - I - : - al 156-ya- rd t i ! !: - - 4 4 18-ho- 38-ho- j !! r iJ ‘ i -- 407-yar- high-ranki- three-puttin- ng : 1 or 12-fo- ot -- 589-ya- one-four- th rd Eirker Unveils New Tennis ck le - 4-- 6-- Stti4e to Drub Olewine 6-- 6-- 5-- 6-- - - five-furlo- ng 6-- Layden Signs Yopng 'Ref' 6-- back-breakin- -- 6-- Oat-1)0a- q - - 3-- E NIGHTS OF RODEO 6-- Rune Batted In Keller Yankees American league: York Tigers DiMaggio Yankees 67: Nicholson Cuba National league: 51 OM Giants Slaughter Carthrials Dodgers 51 iMIMM0 6-- 6-- 6-- 1n rs - ' 6-- i'i To Prepare for Our 7-- 4 1 Boonstra Snares Meet K-Fi- 1 6-- 2-- A M--- 6-- 1-- el 5-- emtodelino 6-- 6-- 6-- Air 3-- ond 2-- -- Pso--u- te a ng 6-- 6-- 1 Me-3- i - Md-Fi- nal Mo-Da- ne top-weight- ed - - t 6-- 6-- ) - first-roun- ge ' - - - 6-- 64- - 1 i 7-- i state meet opening July 14 H Entries may tour the Ogden course Thursday and friday all day and next Sunday afterrlomi Mrs Manley said She also noted that consolation competition will be d losers in all' held for The tourney will be held' flightsJuly 14 to 18 and women all over the state may sign up for the rneet with their home pros Defending Champ With Mrs A C Moore of the' Salt Lake Country club standing ready to defend her state women's title and with Mrs Helenr Hof Mann Bertagnole Mrs H EL Ga1 liett and Mary Lou Thomson slat--I ed to enter the meet golf expertS are predicting a four-wa- y dogfight for the crown All of which leaves things set up very nicely for Some dark horse to race down in front and confound everybody Just such a one could be Mrs Jerry Henderson of Nib ley Park Mrs G I Reed of the Salt Lake Country club Mrs W J Jennings of Fort Douglas or Mrs Walter Hansen of Forest Dale all of whom are expected to enter Others Expected Strong delegations also are expected from Bonneville ef Salt Lake City Timpanogos of Provo Ogden's El Monte and Country club and the Logan Country club 6-- 5-- - Mrs B P Manley of Fort Doug- las president of the Utah Women's Golf association Saturday released dates on which women may !prae- -' lice at Ogden Country club for the 6-- 6-- And 90th Anmversary Homecoming an d 12 ilEpill d uLy10 - Women Slate Dates for Golf Practice d NallakitiNEOS - I i '- I r y 1 72 '62 5a 513 - z t 1 |