Show - -- - - ' 7 - - ' - ' I ' ' - - - - - - - I - i i - - 5alt gakt Uri4utte Friday Morning I r--Ar ades LINIC - 1 - Shank in itdd ' 3 Warmerdarn Views Vault as Possible 15-Fe- et i I ' 10-Round- er NEMMI1i N Jtiate 4 UP)--historic Seabright Invitation tennis - tournament America's oldest court ‘ ttSivtirgh The Boer' - Ward-presiden- In Late Rounds ' - decision over 4e11-- ' close ben Shank Denver welterweight Zivic starting slowly was 'apparently unable to solve Shank's' 19-rou- nd monkey-on-stic- in the early rounds The fight was decided in the later rounde when Zivic after bet ing staggered early in the seventh by a continuous stream of oven! band rights tmleaahed his Own right working on Shank's ieye nisilue month' rians for tech--- fighting k ' : 'almost surgtcal 'with y t Well to school ' - - The eye closed as the eighth round began but Shank 11 continued to bore in dancing And ceaselessly in the mariner' weavingwon t dehim a clear-cwhich cision over the mtpre polished Zivid In an earliil match here was-nearl- 23-fo- ot - Seabright tournament renewed annually without interruption since its interception 54 years ago were discussea by governors of the club and "It appears very unlikely that the event will be held this year" Ward said He added a decision would be reached at a meeting later ' ' this month -- 1 Ramrods Se 11-But the ninth and tenth went to Take Wins a margin and Shank was in trouble throughout the tenth as having found' Softball the range blasted at Shank'a Play s 11 chin with:A withering barrage of short shaz--p rightsZivte entered the ring:at 148 Shank weighed 148 - ' Hehl - Considers Yale Offer '1: : Fritters gf hed W - am-ro- ds - Sundaes 1 i 1 MAlif 1111:21ternington m- -4 ni—Copperattss vs Blues pi P ro—Magna Firemen Eagles 8 - : i- - Ip 11 Il n Reuling-to- irk Army l - ' - AchedIle At Whitt) rark p ate—Remington Arms vs Dupla' Fur 8 p at—Army Eagles vs I Mr IV A 0: ea 9 p nt—ilhamrock-Irootprinter- s lob 'Lumber Men's Lestirtts Pet Won Lost 1 1 Williams Builders 750 1 —007 2 'Dopler Fur 667 2 1 Ramrods Remington 081 2 1 Army EOSINS 1 1 IMWA 00000 ' 1 Firemen Magna 50n0 0 I Quartermasters 0 Arden Dairy :GTO ' 1 r'TEV4 YORIC June 4 Hein 'veteran center and captain of the New York profesSi6nal footbill Giants Naftld Thursday Ilighlt he 'we s considering an offer to join the Yale coaching staff and Remington Ramrods triumphed planned to confer soon with Howard Odell Yale 's new headreoach over Arden Dairy 15-- 8 and Stake Hein indicated hOwever thathe won from Allen Creamery 12-t- h would like to play one More season- - In Thursday's softball games with the Giants He said also he White Park had other plans under consideration and mentioned the possibility TheNRamrods got to Cailtbn of kffiliatint with a small college 'Etice for-4runs in thit first two where he would be inthe physical frames to down Arden Dairy in education department in addition a swat 'feat Nielsen paced to serving- as head grid coach the winners witli'Nthree for four and Mary Thorup Dale Morris and Ray Brown each - collected two hits Moroni Fox 'Arden fielder ad a perfect night- with three '' toil three and Marcus Eddy hit thrseifor four to lead the Dairy club at ( Conti:m4 Prim Preceding Ps e ) the bat : 'Arden Dairy's big Inning' was sacrificed and Williams Eringled to the 'fourth when they scored five left McConnell going to-- third runs In a Recreation league game Valine walked to fill the baset Stetter forced 'Williams- - at third Bill Lee Of Sears blanked Allen but McConnell scored Andrade Creamery and gave up but one doubled to right- scoring' 'aline hit a single by Paul Strand s scores: t and StetterL Thursday'Al Whits Park ' The Bees Made one in the fifth R IL p 12 12 $1 Iteart(Tour star Beauchamp walked Kerr singled Allen 0 '1 2 Creamery to center and Reeves walked to 14(4plitili Said Man- Lee and morrii fill the bags Sanders then drew tyre ' & free 111 ' pass to force in a run The It i 14 4 Ramrods Bees' other-rutame in the Isixth Arltemingtemakrelyller' li WWI 'inn: Uunci5 Dean Stagg was hit with a pitched ball skot and I Anderson Wade Harringto singled Stagg going to secon He scored on Scott's single thr ugh short In the hit half of thelsixth with two out An-I- F drade hit one over the left field the Cards' final irk Cence'forARE0A-gal t Lidt 1JP 7 - -- : 17 1 - avörite Cop's' n IMOrit ace ! 1 1 4 1 1 4! Kerr Zb 5 0 1 4 3b 4 1 0 4t rs et 5 0 3 0 ryirartis as 5 2 7 1! Elanda-Vann NEW 'YOIVC June 4 (10—C11srf 20 1 0 Pnelord16ta 11141 8 Ipin Oglebay's Level Eest front-runni1- - 8 1 Perton C 3 3 0! Stagg tare 1f daughter of Equipoite 41 1 0 Scott a 2b-- 44 3 4 4 4 1 3 0 Hargton cf added 'boon 4 0 0 MGuldbor p 2 0 024 the 0 top flight handicap at I tOPerson 0 0 0 0 Belmont 'Wood p 0 0 0 0 park to her Ilse of no--'1 0 00 ttable successes p Thursdayl Total 38 1227 ii4 Totals 37 9 27 13 Don Meade took the aRarred for 43itidborg in seventh Jockey alt Lake 000 ans ono—tt chestnut filly to the front soon 010 Ina 200- -7 Ourimam' : Runs—Kerr Reeves Sanders after P:Twm Stasi 2 Scott the start and she !finished Williams Vann Stetter Andrade E Petersen 2 Errors and in the -- Karr mile Reves Snot William 2 4-- 5 ales boast—Kerr and Sanders Valli' three-fifth- s Of asec aseritfrs 1:42 only o—Ouldbort Home run—Vann Three atm and Valine Tavobes ond off tht track record take and William Runs batted ter ndersliernandts Stagg Scott 3 Vann' first money of $5325 tStettr 'Aridrada Paulson 2 Double Marshall Field's Up the Hill lo Harrington to Hernandea ino responsible for—Ouldbors 3 Wood Neleou 5 Struck out—El'- Ouldhoril came from far back in the field Oranta 3 Nitison 5 Bases- on balls- -- of nine fillies and 'mares to' fin2 Orsila 1 Nelson 9 Win ish second three ntr Gaidborg lengths behled tr Time-2- :10 Um the winner and a length betterref—McQuillan and Stashing I than Wera S Bragg 's Transien4i Pocatello Ipwr Satt ABROAr Level Best paid $780 for AB a 0 A 3h 4 2 3 2 Revd 2b I 0 2 1 I 1 0 0 11 Williams 3b 412 0 0 the fAvorite et pvos rider LI' 3 1 0 11 Valina as 3 1 1 2 sada Stetter rt lb 44 0I 28 0111 Andrade 410 04 0 B 'Belk's Blustering scored It- 4 3 0 lb 3 0 4 0 Sprin ger - c ss e 0 a 1 an upset victory- In the featured 1 2 0 ILewes ateen 2b2 2 2 2 parr It I Delaware park at' purse tt L7euer"minc fp naMp 0 1 1 I If beating six filly and Mare rivals a length and :a half and paying ' 27 21 8 by Totals 27 711 10 Totals lOti 011 0-- -3 't Lake $1820 -400 301 x—ftateilo we Brann's Challomine was summary: Muni-I-KeStagg Beanmp kieyd Wilitams eit line 2 —Stetter two and a half lengths in second Krrora trado 2 McConnell Kerr -front of G- rt Watkins'l Gondaut field Springer Stolen baaesdratle 2 Bacritlet hit—Bev& ' Home linalm The winner stepped the Andrade Three-bas- e bit— bits—Kerr Barr And - mile and 70 yards in 1:44 4-- 4- under ine 74ins-bae Kunst bautd ' Scott Wit' Jockey Joe Dattilo ris 2? Matter Andrade 4 Runt Tampon 7 2 McCemnil wit tor—Bauchamp out—By Beauchamp 4 McConnell :Going to the top after the' first Basso on balls—cirt Putauchamp 4 M iiitil 5 klii by ptehar—arocu1in11 by Ieighth of a mila Jerome H Passed iLouchheim's First Son scored a deorbarnp Stagg by McConnell tilm a—Stagg Spingot Tims-1- :30 cisive victory In the eti—bicQuI1litn and Stublic Attendant :461 feature at Suffolk Downs1 - "-- -- - At the wire First- - Son Was bet- - vda1b ng one-sixteen- th hao----Sco- tt - Prat - T x- - I ' -- )- 9 'l - II loMoi11 i vIty dk ' L f 4011 rap' t ittiN' virtually five-furlo- easy-victor- 41d ng first-startin- l ' 0 4-- ' 'July at 7-- 12 Golf club The Spok NEW YORK June 4 GIB—Eddie Walker manager of Chalky Wright Los Angeles boxer who is recognized in New York state as the world featherweight chain-pio- n Was auspendedThursday by the state athletre commission for failure to appear at a commission meeting as he had been ordered The commission said Walker Would remain suspended at least until a hearing is held June 23 At the same time' the commis'- sion declared it would take no action on a June 19 title fight at Baltimore between Wright and an e the first nine and going on to trip 5 Mrs G D Irvine ' Comedalist with Mrs Davis Mrs Jerry Henderson was ousted from the championship fitght la ' Tuesday's play The championship flight finals will be played lire with consolation first and second flight final matches following in that orders Branca said Results of other matchea played Manito Spokane's 7-- - officials tele- graphed the Western association Wednesday night asking that the entries be opened because! of the Cancellation of the National Pub- linx tournament Today the reply from John Searle Western Golf association Thursday: Consolation flight — Mrs A R defeated Mrs L G Shriver Emery 4 Mn s Jerry Henderson beat-- ' Mrs H H' Rose 3 First flight— Mrs R W Sears defeated Mrs Ernest Anderson 2 Mrs H B Taylor tripped Mrs E W 5-- 3-- Young 24 Second flight — Mn H H Voiles defeated Mrs G 7' Jessen 5 Mrs S W Johnson WO over Mrs D D Brumley-5-- - (JAN-LAN- 8-- 11 0W a k : 1 0 0 1i 7 Z I 0J iTf i ) - LISTEIUTOIIIGIITI: 7 i4 M Sponsored by STANDARD t-1- Jo 0 I PoWallit I z 1 D I! 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Sunday'Os Schedule Rio Grande at SOuntiful 2:30 D Police vs B & BiInsulation Community 10 a m Cre eeent at Bingham 3 D m Whits Star vs Remington Arms N 2 Nonmuddérs Get Scratched At Suffolk Downs Course - o ml ott o I1(117A-5- for night at Fort Hamilton featuring an exhibition bout between Heavy weight Champion Joe Louis and his veteran George Nicholson sparring Partner has been post-an- d poned until 'Friday night Army officials said the same program arranged as one of thed stops on Corporal Joe Louis row's tour of the Second corps area would be held Friday night r- Friday June 5 1942—Monntain War Time NEW Conn June 4 UP) Curley Dfichols 1311 New York won by technical knock- out 'when Johnny Noon night Thursday Louis Exhibition Bout Compo 128 New 'Haven 12:00 streaming from la severe cut over 12:16 Slated Tonight his left eye was unable to answer 12:30 the bell for the sixth round in 1246 —The their BROOKLYN June 4 scheduled eight-roun- d star 1:00 scheduled Thursday bout boxing show 1:15 1 ' - - I ' 'Beat - the way in the I juventla race that topped the card Is at Lincoln fields g Bolo Tie beat the rP'0011713 TOWM Victory by three and a half engths Brown Mato was third a nose behind Town Victory The Salt lake City 226 S Main winner paid 42320 i hi !1 Eddie Wale FRIDAYS - I secretary said: "All players not affiliated with clubs munt have an accredited handicap rating of Belie or better or definite attested- evidence of ability They may apply for entry in the 1942 tournament subject to the approval of the tournament committee Entries Must be of the Caucasian race only' ' entries from "Suggest sarAuch district be- approved by your your n chain-pioa former Jeffra Harry We will abide by since it did not recognize the committeesdecision Other districts are your bout as a championship affair to our approval: hut we subject was to ordered Ws4er appear before the commission to discuss a will take your reiommendation" mbc-u- p in engagements which Cat June 4 LP- )-0 started several weeks ago When the New York group- - designated Scoring frequently in the early Sal Bartolo of Bostön as the num- rounds Connie Norden-Oaklanber one challenger heavyweight autpointed Bill PoPlans for a title fight between land of New York 1011 Wright and Bartola had to be fight Wednesday night postponed because of the latter'S M'FIMMOMAEM11 illness and Wright meanwhile I I to" a nontitlebout Lulu with fought Hayes was tempted pa run Kane winning a close deIn both the 880 and the mile Iast Costantino cision in an Southto beat year attempt ern California out of the team championship but abandoned the Palcz:400s Idea when some lof hiS other Indiana- stars failed to eqme up to HEAR RADIO'S MOST IRENE RICH expectations in the preliminaries THRILLING PROGRAM Should Kane 'win the two cham"DEAR JOHN" ' pionships at LinOln he will succeed where a Pair IDf former GAIIG DUSTERS PN: '9:15 Tonlahl ' Wife Asks Divorce t ter than twolengths in !front of Irresistible RobertIV Coins' which finished ' three l lenigths Elm stables ahead o f The winner covered :the distance inr'llultu:lells14 and returned $4 at the Tie led scoring an 880-yar- : ng ' N 'Hyman Friedberg's Bolo in all - 300-yar- 1 00011-- 12-1- 'Meet 0- peneO 'To' is NY Suspends - - six-furlo- en - i 1 soft-spok- - 1 ss ng - 9 1942 d good-looki- - ' ' L rr lune 4 (UP) — A kid and his coach are debating an important track issue at Indiana university The kid is CampHist coach is bell Kane E C (Billy) Hayel The Issue up for discussion is whether Kane should attempt to score a "double" in the national collegiate track meet to be eld June 3 at Lincoln Neb It As a sophomor Kane won the d champlOnship in the NCAA carnivaland last year he successfully defended the crown He's never attempted to run the mile also in the Meet 1 held Record "Ever since Kane came to me with an unimpressive high school record" Hayes said "I've held the record of Charley! Hornbostel another of my boys:before him as an Hornbostel won the incentive 880 in the N C A it three consecutive years I feel sure Kane can equal that mark at Lincoln and I also believe hes capable of winning the mile event" I Hayes isn't going to "high pressure" Kane Into going after the "double" howeve With the con- siderate iiand1thg that has made him one of the nation's best liked coaches the Hobsiez Mentor is to his runleaving the decision ner But Kane isn't itrutious to decide the issue Modestly he says: "I'll do what I lways have done and that's run what coach tells- me CHICAGO curly-haire- - '2141 - li Sahca Scores 0ver Liñdsay - - - il Mrs G I need will clash with Mr s A Ct bit oore In the championship flight finals of the innual'Fort Douglas woinen's t golf tou4rnament Friday !morning Finals will also be run off in the consolation first and secom All will be °vett matches flights 18 holes with play Scheduled to get under way at 9 a rit: Mrs Reed won the ninth hole to go one up for the first nine SPOKANE Wash Jima 4 (A— and then won 10 12 and 13 and The western golf championship halved 14 to defeat Mrs Perry will be open this year to public Davis comedalist by a 3 score links golfers In play Thursday Word to that effect was received Mrs Moore moved into the finals Lead on Thtirsday by officials preparing by grabbing a four-hol- e ' for the tournament—to be held k' - o i ' - -- I Three-bas- - ' ot Two-bas- 2 13ees Divide With Cardg- - - - --Sof- t's t : reseen t os'es To Whte'Star - ut Zivic by wide serious Zivic Cornelius Warmerdam just no less it is 15 feet 734 inches the world's greatest pole vaulter can be in his opinion 15 feet 9 inches and to his many well wishers it will be 16 feet But anything over 16 feet especially Pa ceiling suggested by an ardent fan Warmerdam the Wonderman dismisses with "that's silly" Wirmerdam is scheduled to' show his duff at the Intermoun- - CI tam n IA A U track and field meet ‘4 at Pocatello Idaho Saturday His highest Vault tit 15 'feet 'Inches mark: was made at 7 the northern California relays it 'White Star upset the Crescent Modesto May 23 bettering his victory cart Tuesday by smashing own outdoor record of 15 feet 6 out a big fifth Inning rally of five Inches set but three 'Weeks pre- - runs to sew up the seven-innin- g while Bingham was viously at the Pacific association game 5--1 mee in Berkeley trouncing Remington Arms 15-- 4 at Bingham Sufficient Number This was the first defeat CresThere was a sufficient nurriber cent has suffered so far this sea-io- n credited officials present at of shoving them into a tie for Modesto to assure eventual ac- second place position with the ceptance of s1Dorny's" record vault Salt Lake Police Rio Grantl now as aaew American Mark But un- holds top position with five wins til the International Athletic fed- one and loss while Crescent and the ftmetions after eration again war Its over it will remain as an the Police have four and one Bingham'a victory jockeyed unofficial world's record Warmerdam hiatóry's only fah them into a tie for fourth place lete who has vaulted 15 feet or with B Sr B4Insu1at1on shoving more—which he has' done 24 times Remington deeper into the bottom of the hopper with six straight against competition three times in individual exhibitions—can not losses Creacent white Star to con- explain how he manages six-foABHOA ABHOA his lean ErInbeh 2b 3 1 0 3' 1Ittle rt 2 0 0 o latently propel 1 1 us 1 Dnhalter 3 0 1 0 3 et frame over the bar at such extra PeVeirentl ptiLninen 1 I I 8'11:irroll?'beA a : 4 gi He measures ordinary heights ? 131:vhila1t3b11 00 1 2 I grips the pole speeds his 165 Vret: ret : 33 0hio 0 0 FCaputo sit a o 1 a p pounds down the runway and takes Ludlow SI off Perfect muscular coordination t117011hAt I 2 1 RigliI1742: i 1 ? I 0 0 0 0 Mori rf performs the rest 22 4 215 Warmerdam said he thought he Totals 24 6 18 51 Tote)!000 oot 0-1 could increase the height to 15 tent& r ' ' 000 oeo Da- Rune—Peterson Young -5 feet 9 inches His coach Charles via Summary: O Shepherd Hemingway:Mori Errors — E Hunter of the San Francisco bits Ainsworth Sacrifice e Ludlow bits—B ShepOlympic club predicts a future 16 Lunnen e Olsen Runs herd hits—Young 3 Double feet 'flat for the Piedmont Cal batted in—Young playo—Young to Rune reDavie Young (unassisted) school teacher 1 4—iteminarway sponsible Struck out—By Ludlow 9 Hemingway S Established Iltecord BOWS On balle—Oft LudloW 2 HeraingwaY 1 Hit with pitched balls—Hichine Davis Last February 14 in Boston one Wild pitches — Ludlow 2 Hemingway wItitnt:it Time of his five competitive illoor P117241VI1-171:Prc'ecaand moo! Itnurick soorer—vrarso!1 stabWarmerdam i appearances lished the American indoor record of-1feet I inches shattering the A A U indoor mark of 14 inches made by Earle feet 7 Meadows a yeer before But in- door competition has no official ' world's recognition " "I may be able to do 16 feet VANCOUVER B- C June 4 this year" the unmistakably Dutch Warmerdam says But he (Canadian PreSe)—Lou Sancti of continues if a' vaulter is to jump New York world bantamweight better than 16 feet clie must be boxing chainpion scored a fast 10- an unuse sprinter for '55 yards round decision over Kenny Lindsay m a 14- - foot grip on a in a nontitle boa of Vancouver feet long imd a body pole 15 as hard as a prize fighter's to Wednesday night absorb the shock Salim weighed 119 pounds and There will be tome other guys Lindsay 'billed as Canadian ban-- around at the Pocatello meet Sat- - tamweight champion 121 too including Jim O'Reilly 'The was speedy from the orday of the University of Southern Cali- - openingfight bell until the final round' orrtia who holds the 96 second winding up in a slugfest d dash record for Cali- The decision was close ornia freshmen Anoer soaring lad who doesn't se a pole to help hint over the Fort Directors' Cup I ' crossbar will appear Saturday He le Humbert Smith of Idaho South: Meet Enters Finals ern faculty' whose high jump of 6 feet 7 inches in 1938 broke a B L Wood will tangle with R record At that time O Warnock for the Fort DoUglat Smith was appearing in the colors May leg directors' cup 'champion-O- f the Safi Francisco Olympia club ship on Saturday afternoon Pro-en- d previously wore the Stanford fessional Tee Branca said Thurs- — red day Wood moved into the finals by He also holds the' coast record Or the hop skip and jump' whipping W O ' Lee 4 and 3 1n play Thursday Also to be heed Saturday are for the June qualifying Up' leg Branca rounds said - WASHINGTON June 4 LTI—Golf club manufacturers originally ordered to close down May SI were given permission by IV P R Thursday to continue production for another month use only provided iron and steel stocks of they which were fabricated into golf club parts before April Indianan to Run In NW Fete At Lincoln Neb teacher-athlet- e - MO Club Makers Two Crowns vaulter? said Thursday night ' At the same time cancellation of the annual Spring Lake tourney one Of the maclay court invitations jor was announced by Frederic L Duggan a member of the' tournament committee Both were scheduled for next MrsTNEAPOLISMMn June' 4 Zivica of Pittsbu rgh avenging an earlier beating turned in a blistering three-roun- d finish Thursday night to win a 1 By Russ Newland SAN FRANCISCO June 4 (A')—How high is up to a pole ' Reed Moore Battl In Fokt Golf 'Final: W P B Granti Eiaietis' ion to Try foil ' classic probably will be canceled because of war Condlo tions Holcombe of the Seabright Lawn Tennis and Cricket club Rally Stages ' I TeacherAthlete Dismisses 23Foot Jump Ceiling With 'That's Silly!' ' May 1 9-In- ch Seabright 'Tennis Meet' 4 June 54 1912 27 WIN'S Program& 0 |