Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING AUGUST R 15 7B w Unknown Tops Big Field Ai Portland 0PWETTith --HIGH WAV Dodgers Gain Full Game On Cardinals 1 ' By Roger Johnson PORTLAND Ore Aug 15 (UP) Johnny Palmer of Badin N C a newcomer to e professional golf ranks led the field into the second round of the $10000 Port- By Jack Hand AP Sports Writer Brooklyn appears to have reits balance after a tipsy k interlude by cooling off the steaming Boston Braves while the St Louis Cards' headlong rush big-tim- gained two-wee- Rambling Around the Sports World land open tournament today with Gus Becker and T D Richards will finish their "rained-out- " a lead the Ogden Palmer fired a Ogden City amateur golf championship over 66 m to one take medalist honors from a at club course p country Saturday starting has been slowed down With only a four-gam- e e two-strok- trip to Philadelphia between them and the vital Ebbets field series with the Cardinals the Brooks have a six-under-- Becker was two up on Richards — - - last Sunday when rain halted the scheduled event at the close of 14 holes of spirited com- petition Richards is the defending The El Monte star is de- termined to retain his champion ship but Becker has other ideas Qualifying rounds for the an nual El Monte men's club cham i yiunsuiun 111 guu win liuiu Hie ai- tention of amateurs late today and Saturday Clyde Pebley profes- siortal reports Dee Richards is the defending king of this event also Any club member may compete Pebley reports Sixteen will qualify in the first championship flight with Monround nmmatches and Sunday : i J will be played Sunday August 24 Jimmy Hurst son of Mr and Mrs James Hurst of Oakland will represent the bay region in the American soap box derby at Akron Ohio this week Mrs Hurst is the former Lillian 36-ho- le UUe-bidd- er uu Upton of Ogden Jimmy will be 14 in November He led a brilliant field recently to win the title in 268 seconds San Francisco Chronicle sponsoreo the derby and upwards of 10000 fans looked on Membership at the Ogden Golf and Country club is the largest in the history of the organization Herb Hinley chairman of the mem- bership committee reports the During the present season enfollowing new members have rolled: Ladfes: Mrs G L Becker Mrs Ora Bundy Mrs J M Eccles Mrs Mary S Healy Mrs Blanche C McQuarrie Mrs R B Porter Mrs I H " Eight Games j Scheduled lln Farm Loop I are on the Eight baseball gamesteams ot tne for schedule Saturday Weber County Farm Bureau league Secretary Art Larson announces No contests are slated in division one In division two south three games will be played and in division two north five battles are on inp irawniir Syracuse holds firsl place in division one wun division two south and West War ren the hot team in division two north Team standings and schedules follow: Weber County Farm Bureau di vision No v W L 1: Syracuse West Weber Plain City Riverdale North Ogden Clinton Roy Hoomt J1 0 1 4 2 3 j IJ L - 4 2 3 3 3 I 0 16: No south: 2 JL Wilson West Point West Ogden 2 4 - Schedule Aug Division No S 2 6 Pet 856 667 600 571 500 6 5 South Weber West Weber 1 2 333 000 Pet 856 714 4 667 500 333 167 Cleo N Smith 2 Uintah Men: Spencer C Baggs Wm J Kanesville 1 Bott Jr John C Brown Hugh- Hooper 6 000 0 Dobbs John Bull James R Ed16: at Schedule Uintah Aug wards Arnold Ferrin Jr Fred C West Ogden South Weber at West Jackson Frank Jugler William F Weber: Hooper at Kanesville McLrea Arthur K Mortensen ur Division No 2 north: Louis S Peery Charles Stipe Ray W L Pet Whitmeyer and Rulon Wood West 4 1 800 Warren j attract to Weber colleee expects J 3 1 750 Plain more than 30000 football fans to WarrenCity J X 3 750 fall this four home games here 3 750 The schedule calls for Idaho Slaterville 3 750 State here September 26: Mesa of Taylor i 2 600 3 Huntsville Colorado October 3: McKinley of 2 500 Vitw 2 Pleasant n Comp-to10 and October Honolulu J 1 3 250 Fair West October 24 i 0 5 000 Eden load ComDton and may McKinley 0 5 000 the stadium The Micks and We- Liberty Schedule Aug 16: Taylor at Slaber will tangle in a Centennial event while Compton comes to Og- terville Farr West at Plain City den boasting the national junior Pleasant Vitw at Warren Liberty at Huntsville West Warren at Eden college championship Texas Compton defeated Kilgore last December in the Rose Bowl stadium before 50000 spectators Upwards of 2500 baseball fans are expected to tarn out this evening for the Weber Centennial baseball championship rames at Affleck park Awards of around $500 will go to the winning teams )gden Reds will return to the local baseball orchard next Wed--da- y for four games with Tvftn Falls Despite their showing on the present road trip the Reds still have an outside chance to win the second half chamoionship e set at They open a Salt Lake with the Bees Saturday four-gam- Sets Dove Season BOISE Aug 15 AP—The state fish and game department said today that hunting season for for 10 mourning doves will open days beginning Sept 1 10 The bag and possession limit is (Fort Hamilton) — Nick Kashuba 159 Brooklyn out159 pointed Herbie Kronowitz Brooklyn 10 BROOKLYN Babe Zaharias Turns Pro Aug 15 (UP) — A Tv" neiser AKron Ja U STARTS WHITE— contains ti- tanium the whitest paint ment known pig- STAYS WHITE — through chemically controlled "elf-cleanin- g" for details PROTECTS —against rust rot and decay Asjg us COSTS NO MORE— thaa other good house paint p4?INST 5-- who the Esmeralda tournament last week by one stroke over Hogan and Palmer Arnold Hameke Pioneer League LaGrande Ore Bob McKendrick Won Lost Pet GB Portland Sherman Ellsworth San Boise 34 14 631 Francisco and Larry Lamberger Twin Falls 23 16 590 2 Mi Portland 21 16 Salt Lake 568 2a 18 19 486 5Va Ernie Pieper Jr San Jose Calif Ogden 17 19 Idaho Falls 462 6 Glen Teal of Miami Fla Marty Pocatello 10 28 263 14 Furgol Pontiac Mich and Ray Homsburger Portland had 71's Offden Idaho Falls ABHOAf Shooting par 72 s were Ed Furgol ABHOA 5 10 OiLapham c 4 3 4 0 Guth If Pontiac Mich another runner-u- p lb 5 0 7 0 in the Esmeralda tourney Emery Murphy 3bss 45 31 12 5 Stanton cf 3 16 0 lSlvrthn Zimmerman Portland Dick Metz Eggert If 3 14 0 Wellman c 4 1 3 H Marker Arkansas City Kan Art Pearson Buck rf 4 0 0 OlEvans 2b 113 3 4 2 8 3iPriester ss 4 0 1 0 lb Roseburg Ore and Chester Gor- Bush 4 3 2 0 Wolfe cf 4 14 o Hill rf don Seattle Wash amateur Mderlos 2b 3 0 4 3 Woods 3b 3 10 1 21 3 10 1 Zavltka p 3 0 2 LaMay p i Sixteen Remain In Army Golf Tourney SPORT STORE will officially report for practice shortly after Weber gridders tVi I r a College tx uu l i miirtarKinlfc J mapping uovno tvatuca arc airesay oepicinoer to fall new Left campaign right: Reed Knute Swenson plans for the director of athletics Jim Valentine Dale Blackburn and Gene Smith signal barkers Head Coach Milt Mecham and Dean Gardner assistant coach Guy Wellman now catching for the Ogden Reds will soon Idaho State meets Weber in the first night join the Weberites game of the year at Ogden stadium September 26 ! V National League Won Lost 2-Ga- 44 47 40 52 81 59 84 68 68 62 57 39 53 91 48 44 Brooklyn St Louis New York Boston Cincinnati Chicago Boise Pilots Hold 6-- Pittsburgh Philadelphia Pet 697 569 538 532 465 484 429 400 me Thursday's Resalts Boston Lead in Torrid Race Reds Again Lose to Spuds R H 000 000 000—0 4 000 000 Olx— 1 6 Brooklyn Batteries — Spahn and Came Hi bard! and Edwards 000 200 0 Lom- 8-- 7-- R New York £6 15-ga- ii 013 010—5' 9 010 30x— 8 7 E Over-mire- i 1 Philadelphia Batteries — Iotta Trinkle Kennedy and Schanz Schmidt Donnelly Cooper Jurisich and Seminick Padgett it 37 9 24 15 32 1127 5 Totals Totals xFliad out for Zavitka in 9th Score by Innings: By The Associated Press tvXAh 021 010 OOO - 4 OKden Twin Falls and Salt Lake City traded places again today 050 020 03x— 10 Idaho Falls RUE 010 200 000— 3' 10 6 Summary: Errors —Eggert Bush Lap-ha- in the hot race for second place in Pioneer baseball league St Louis OOx— 300 002 5 9 8 Pittsburgh Prlester Stolen bases — Murphy — Dickson Wilks and Batteries runner-up COLUMBUS Ga Aug 14 (AP) Woods Sacrifice hit — LaMay Home standings and the torrid battle for the spot gave Rice Ostermueller and Howell Wilber — Three-bas— e Led by the medalist 16 army golf- run Eggert hit Lapham Boise's circuit-leadin- g Pilots a chance to improve their poers advanced to the second round Two-bahits — Eggert 2 Hill Runs reOnly games scheduled y of the tournament today for — La may 2 Zavitka 7 Bases sition as heavy rains shot the scores sponsible first-plac— e 1 on balls Off LaMay Zavitka 5 Struck The Pilots extended their single in the second Hugh Lap-hawell above the sub-pa- r levels of out — By LaMay 3 Zavitka 3 Left on to two full games by TUCSON Ariz Aug 15 (AP)— and Vera Hill each collected margin the qualifying tests bases — Idaho Falls 4 Ogden 7 Time — blasting Pocatello for four runs three hits in four The Bennett-Bennio- n post from trips to the plate Captain Frederick Mosley of 2:04 in the opening inning last night Won Lost Pet Salt Lake City wm zaem utan The Bees despite their loss post- New York Norfolk Va medalist with 140 655 38 72 then coasting the rest of the way O'Dowda S post 18 John the 48 581 59 was forced almost to the limit to Boi p ed home run honors for the eve- Boston for a 4 to 2 victory Pocatello south the in Hawaii 533 57 50 Waipahu Detroit ABHOA? handle the challenge of Staff SerABrHOA over took Robb 509 western regional American Falls' Bob Twin 54 56 and Cowboys Jjeg Rip Rymer ning 4 2b Philadelphia 2 4 4 If Lane OjBriskey 110 geant Joe Torres of San DiefO 490 ion 53 51 baseball Cleveland championship 3 12 0 the second spot and shoved Salt smashed circuit clouts in the fourth 3 12 l'Bandy rf 2b junior Gray 2 and 1 459 60 51 The winner trailed at Chicago 4 0 2 0 Lake City one flight down to third both with the bases cf 4 0 4 0 Site' cf 442 tournament today 58 empty 46 the end of the first nine Sheehan Washington Thomsn ss 4 1 1 3 Molitor If 2 0 4 0 place by defeating the Bees 6 to The winner will play the Mc-G- ill 71 360 runs 40 1 down Cowboys bunched five St Louis but he had the shots Paredes 3b 4 2 2 OiTamone 3b 43 0 2 0 3 Fifth place Idaho Falls "thumped in The Nevada team immediately fifth and sixth the two in 0 lb 15 to stage his comeback and re- Vinbldh lb 34 01 51 OILowe 10 to 4 but the the the fourth the Ogden 3 place for 2 4 0 0 2b Daniels Radtke when Resnlts sixth Jack right to meet the strong rf Thursday's main as one of the definite threats Sngletn R H E San Diego post 6 of California retained their respective smacked coming 3 0110 teams xxxHabmch 0 0 0 O Gibb c a run home Hal scoring for this first annual 002 001 020—5 6 1 3 10 1 places in the standings Abrmson c 4 0 5 1 Franks p Philadelphia final game Saturday night Danielson 103 010 30x— 8 10 2 in the York New But Moseley is not accorded the Staley p 2 0 00 last night took current end Californians The four series The game Jntiday's 0 pitcher: probable Ro-s— 110 Batteries Marchildon Savage and favorite's role all by himself Cap- xGlimpse 12-on the a Salt firm championship Lake 0 0 0 0 tonight City (Dempsey grip tain Ed Kingsley former Utah xxGriggs Reynolds Shea and Robinson eight-fiftee- n Nevada an 18 of the games last night at Twin Falls (Liberton 0 0 0 1 handed Stone p when Highlight they state amateur and open champion xxxxTyack 10 0 0 came at Airway park in Boise when to 3 trouncing in the second game p m R H E swept by Major Mannie Raley of at Lowe scored Idaho Pilot Walter a doubleheader of (Robertson Manager Ogden lo' 2 7 27 6 5 100 29 6 000 123— 8 34 24 Totals Detroit Totals Fresno Calif 3 and 1 while Lt eight-fiftee- n a on two of his the Falls Hawaii eliminated Mex-Tem1 (McHugh Earlier "blooper 4 000 000—0 players 000 tn Louis 8th St xSingled for Staley Col Jamie Gough captain of the m ball" from XxRan for Glimpse in 8th p Arizona KraBatteries— and Overmire representative Wagner SMU team in 1938 smothered at Boise mer Potter and Moss Lowe rapped the ball for a long Pocatello (Griggs xxxRan for Singleton in 9th 5 to 4 in the first game CaDtain Donald Ferris of Dayton xxxxGrounded out for Stone in 9th hit — almost straight up in the air (Mason eight-fiftee- n p m with one more vicCalifornia Ohio 7 and 6 Score by innings: The Pilot manager arrived at secto the sectional move will Cleveland at Chicago postponed rain tory CaDtain Kingsley onDoses Staff Pocatello 000 000 020—2 ond base while Dick Briskey and Mont next at Billings playoffs 4O0 000 OOx—4 crossed home MeanMorrill of Boise Charles Sergeant George Bandy week scheduled Only games Runs bat- while the Pocatello infield appartomorrow: Mass Summary: Errors — None Rnringfield Moseley will tangle with Staff ted in — Lowe 2 Daniels 2 Gray Thom- ently crossed signals and stood flat-foot- By the Associated Press as the ball struck the infield hit —Lowe Stolen bases Sergeant Ray Colton of Charles- son Two-baLITTLE ROCK Ark— Buddy ton W Va and Gouh clashes — Lane 2 Double plays— Tamone un- area untouched by any glove 141 Scott Ark outHolderfield to At Russets to Vinbladh Idaho the Thomson Falls assisted with Staff Sereeant Alton Age Gray 148 for — Franks 2 Staley out an even dozen hits at pointed Sparky Reynolds responsible of Louisville Ky "j t ? i Age ousted 4RunsBases m':wmn 'mst on balls — Off Franks 3 Staley rapped 10 W Va of the Huntington Zavitka Pitcher Jim the Honolulu entry expense Corporal 3 Struck out — By Franks 11 Staley 5 I The crew iced the game with 2 Spud Taken Hawakami ft Hits— Off Staley Wild pitch— Franks ATTAWTir PITV Sanriv fiariri a five run splurge in the second In the longest duel of the open- 6 in 7 —innings Stone 0 in 1 —Losing 1 4 Left on bases Poca- inning and added two in the fifth ler V£i new Yorx likkj Staley aaa ing round Lieut Worthineton and pitcher sift s Harris 131 Va Baltimore 5 mi and three in the eighth First Scheider both tello 8 Boise 4 Time— 1:45 Utahns to Test d Hawaii Nine At Tucson Today m se all-arm- m American League 1) 8) 0) pe 8-- 1-- 9) 5) Fight Results ed se fWtWiVaVahhHMIt W- 3-- Sergeant Roy of San Antonio were paired with the officer ending the match on the twentieth hole California Stars Bid for Titles Mass MANCHESTER Aug Russet hurler Jim Lamay alTwin Falls Salt Lake lowed nine scattered bingles He FALL RIVER Mass — Dullio ABHOA batted in two runs when he garABHOA 1 Italy outpointed Spagnola 190 5 13 Leyrer cf 3 110 Jcintob-s- s Bocioco rf 5 0 1 0 Radtke 2b 3 2 12 nered his lone hit of the game — a Steve Ketchell 210 Fall River 4 0 4 0 4 0 8 2 Jessen If Cecil lb 3 1 11 0 Rymer cf 4 2 2 0 Whiet lb 1 Dalton ss 2 0 2 Loewe ss 4 10 4 Thmpsn 3b 1 1 0 1 Krleski 3b 3 13 3 Robb 2b 4 2 0 2 Balassi rf 3 0 10 Collins If 3 0 3 0 Dnielson e 3 2 6 0 Brocker e 4 0 5 Oj Logue p 10 00 02 xSavarese 15 DDrilng p 0 0 00 zLlberton 10 2 0 0 21 Wlkgshw p 2 0 0 WlNTHROP 1 al Ko-rales- al Two-ba- scores 6-- The meet moved into the quarter-final round today with Pro John Geertsen of Fort Douglas and Bill Korns former state amateur champ set to tangle in the feature match Kunkel plays Pro Harry Borg Swonson will battle Clare Emery and Wally Johnson meets pro Ernie Schneiter in other matches Lemon Benefit Raises $2000 se ki 11 inset-1 'kIMW I 1:1 aii— m is!tfiSvA!w!iIi!iMi mm m JRS or6oys It's back to school time and we're well prepared to properly fit boys d in these nationally famous boys' shoes men-style- mk m THE KLOMP 6-- Addington Seeks Turf Opponent ?mi£i v ii iWt "I i 1000 'UP)JTwo tennis stars from San xxLuis Francisco— Young Barbara Krase 30 8 27 12 Totaals 35 6 24 9 Totals xRan for Brocker in th and the veteran Mrs Virginia xxFUed out for Drilling in 9th Wolfenden Kovacs — were schedzS truck out for Logue in 4th uled to take the court today in Score by innings: match In Salt the feature semi-finLake 000 201 000—3 anthe Essex Country club's 20th Twin Falls 010 032 OOx — 6 nual invitation tournament Summary: Errors— Radtke Loewe Mrs In the other semi-finRuns batted in — Rymer Robb Helen Pedersen Rihbany of Bos- 2 Radtke 3 Loewe Koraleski Daniel-so- n ton was slated aeainst unseeded Home runs— hits — Danlelson Rymer RolRymer Robb Radtke StolBetty Rosenquest en bases— Leyrer Double White lins college graduate from Orange plays— Koraleski to 2 White Cecil to Di-to- n to Cecil Bases on balls— Off DrillIf J 2 Miss Krase national clay courts ing 6 Walkingshaw Struck out— tiy 6 Drilling 3 Hits— Off Logue in the 2Logue tittist and second-seede- d in 4 Walkingshaw 4 in 3 Winning tourney appeared almost oblivious pitcher— Walkingshaw Runs responsiof the blistering hat ye&teraay as ble for—Logue 2 Walkingshaw 1 DriU-in- g 6 Time — 2:00 he breezed oast Louise Snow of 1 3 Bakersfield Calif Ph°enix Ariz his home i aiesJn offered the money for a match race against any or all comers He would not identify them further °Xef Up- winner of the last sToo'fS Gold Hoywood Park the and $50000 Sun- Calif Aug 15 tzbJTf? to b cupflown SAN DIEGO to Chicago nrp Snnrtuman Zack Addincton rS!yat°wmJ?ete in 8 5°000 stake said today that $100000 was waitin America that ing for any horse Addington said could beat his Cover Up at a dis' AuVVmatch "'inCMcai betWeen tance of a mile or mom Armed AssaSt Addington said friends and asso- - and yesterday: j Kunkel downed Joe Jonp 3 and 2 and Kayo defeated Fred Richardson 3 and 1 each turning near-pa- r 4-- 8-- which persuaded her to turn professional yesterday She said that about $500000 worth of offers had poured in upon her since she won the British women's amateur golf championship making her the first woman in history to hold both U S and British amateur crowns at the same time Some $300000 of this was embodied in a proposal to make 10 short movies about golf Other proffered contracts called for radio work endorsements and exhibitions The Texan who now calls Denver her home first turned pro in 1933 because of misunderstanding with the Amateur Athletic Union over use of her name in an auto advertisement She made little money and her amateur standing fourregained years later after following AAU procedure for reinstatement She concentrated on golf — her first fame came in track and field sports and later she played soft-baand baseball— and now has won 17 tournaments in a row in ar 9) 5-1- Sizes 2 to 6 Wide or Narrow 11 i5i s v i a i j$miHmm tfimni SisSi & k 695 - is the perfect Indoors or out Winthrop's cushion-corana light sole k Its shoe leisure platform of your comfort weight flexibility add to the ease and or leather sole leisure hours Crepe-rubbIn-'N-Ou- SALT LAKE CITY 15 (AP) More than $2000 ivasAug raised at a benefit game last night for the family of Les ILemon veteran catcher for Briffhar at-fatally injured When he fell off a scaffoWing two weeks Old timers and! present-da- yago performers from artnateur and rarvks formed teams and staged two games Old time senhi pros defeated amateurs from J teams of yesteryear 0 then ( the present-da- y semi pros toppdd the pick of the current amateur crop 3 to 0 Claude secretary of the Salt LakeEngbrg C1W Bees who was in charge said $2 355 had been taken IB but that fiill returns have not yet been tabulated Attention Sportsmen! service rifles into Convert yotir sporters before the fall rush season is here Have the well known Buckhorn sights installed for greater shooting satisfaction &LL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED well-earne- Shoes or oxfords In styles for dress or more ged styles or school or play W C SWANSON 302 25th Si I SPORTING GOODS rhone 6763 Sub Lobby MEN'S FINE SHOES er H 11 095 Winthrop Shoes AL JACOBSEN H)afy - foes d rug- 645 to 745 2-- 318-24t- h I W Mildred Babe Didrikson Zaharias whose first venture into professionalism was virtually profitless was to receive $50000 today as on offers "first commitments" semi-professio- KAMMEYER'S ed i SALT LAKE CITY Au is rajftt Two members of Utah's teaman me recent u 5 public links golf tourney Phil Kunkel and Kavo Swonson won the last two in second round play at matches the annual Fred Tedesco golf tournev here WHITE! left-hand- all-cro- NEW YORK Kunkel Swanson Display Form m : 1-- 1 V ll Keeps White Houses one-ha- lf ch Oi won 667 Jj vwti-kJ- i 4 3 18-in- playing Ben Phils Chapman's the Cardinals will be at Forbes field with the Pirates who have been getting the pitching to back up their homerun power Of the 42 Dodger games remainare scheding exactly uled for Ebbets field including 17 in a row through Sept 1 During that period they must make their bid for play only four at home after they Sept 1 The Cards' 45 are divided 19 at home and 28 away After Sept 1 they will play only seven away from home the rest of the season Vic Lombardi's performance in shutting out Boston yesterday 0 must have been encouraging to Brooklyn Manager Burt Shotton for the little lefthander has been a major disappointment this season Lombardi allowed only four hits all singles in spinning his seventh victory at the expense of lefty Warren Spahn St Louis ran into its old southpaw trouble bowing to the Fritz Ostermueller at 3 Pittsburgh although they banged out 10 hits Ralph Kiner the Bucs' slugging outfielder who may yet catch up with New York's Johnny Mize in the homerun race hit No 30 with two on base The Philadelphia Phills dropped the Giants further out of the race with a 5 decision their third straight over New York The Giants now trail Brooklyn by eight games Allie Reynolds became the American league's first winner when he hurled the New York Yankees to an 5 edge over Philadelphia's Phil Marchildon although neither starter finished Little Phil Rizzuto led the attack with three hits four runs and a stolen base Another small crowd only 2412 paid turned out to see St Louis Browns succumb to Detroit 0 's under the spell of Stubby four-hpitching A Cleveland at Chicago game was rained out after one scoreless inning and the other clubs were not scheduled d JWh - 400 Ak game lead While they are under-manne- record-smashin- U A m o ni games W L field of 102 of the nation's top professional and amateur golfers He whizzed through the first nine holes yesterday for a 32 three under par and duplicated the feat on the back nine with a 34 His hot pace took the gallery's attention away from defending champion Ben Hogan of Hershey Pa who still was a strong favorite because of his sensational g on this course for the past twoplay Two strokes behind Palmeryears tied for second were a pair of "dark Stan Leonard Vancouhorsey ver B C and Charlesof Congdon Both had cards of blew irJga?i W° tournament at$10000 Spokane Wash last week by muffing an putt faltered again cm his putting game yesterday to e 3 69tutnat gave him a tie for third with his opponent in the pairings Lou Jennings Portland amateur and current Golf association champion Oregon and with Johnny Bulla -- Phoenix Ariz Jim Ferrier San Francisco's national open champion and Al Smith " Bunched Ill 11 together a with 70's were W C SWANSON Eccles Sub Bldg Lobby AL JACOBbtN fJfi MEN'S FINE SHOES Eccles z i |