The Daily Herald from Provo, Utah • Page 2

ft PAGE TWO (UT A H) EJ IN MONDAY, IT 2 2, 1 93 6 'son Dewar Shoot, Out Provo A. F. Groneman of Provo Rifle and Pistol Club Wins Individual Medal, Gene Nelson Coming Second Accumulating. 1921 points, the Payson Rifle club Sunday won the annual Dewar shoot, a bare two points ahead of the Provo Rifle and Pistol Club, with 1919 points. A.

F. Grbneman of the Provo club outranked three other shooters to win Ihe gold medal presented by the Mullet Jewelry company tothe high individual of the day. Mr. Grbneman garnered the 'Same number of total points as Eugene Nelson, Provo; Reed Jones, Payson, and Ixmis Hansen, Goshen, but was counted in the lead because of the superiority cf his 100-yard shooting. Nelson received a beautiful silver medal and the other eight who finished in the first 10 high, were presented with bronze medals.

Scores were generally Ipwer than usual. Participants declared that conditions were unsatisfactory, as the shoot was held earlier than usual. The ten high individuals: A. F. Groneman, Provo, 387; Eugene Nelson, Provo, 387; Reed Jones, Payson, 387; Louis Hansen, Godien, 387; R.

E. Huber, Payson, 384; W. Erlandson, Payson, 384; Louis Benard, Payson, 384; W. R. Pita, Provo, 382; Reed Colvin, Provo, 382, A.

F. Hill, Payson, 382. Team scores: Payson Rifle dub Reed Jones, 387; R. E. Hubcr, 384; W.

Erlandson, 384; Louis Benard, 384; A. F. Hill, 382. Provo Rifle And Pistol A. F.

Groneman 387; Eugene Nelson, 387; W. R. Rita, 382; Reed Colvin, 382; H. D. Nordeen, 381.

Provo Post 13 American Legion Jack Williams, 379; F. R. Newell, 377; Elmer H. Smith, 375; Sid Bclmont, 372; I'. W.

Peterson, 367. Goshen Rifle Club Louis Hansen, 387; A. Hansen, 382; Ray Hansen. 381; Harold White, 368. Other clubs invited were Springville Rifle, Spanish Fork Rifle, Orem Rifle, Pleasant Grove Rifle, American Fork Rifle and Lehi Post 19 American Legion.

GULDAHLWINS WESTERN OPEN DAVENPORT, June 22 A check for $850 and a brand new western open golf fctle brought Ralph Guldahl of Los Angeles bar': Ti-o the financial Texas produces one-fourth to one-half of the State's pecan crop. boneyard today and set him up again as a professional money winner in good standing. Guldahl said he had to shatter par on tne final 18 holes or give up golf and. take a job sel- ling cars for a living. He did it with a sensational 64 10 under par tha'j his nearest competitor wobbling home three strokes behind his winning 72 hole aggregate of 274.

His land round listed five birdies and 11- pars. Ray Mangrum, Dayton, who led the pack for two days, was second with 277 and Byron Nelson, Ridgewood, N. was third with 278. Close behind in order were Harry Cooper, Chicago; Zell Eaton, Oklahoma City; Horton Smith, Frank, Walsh, and the defending champion, Johnny Revolta, lof Chicago. Miratle Provo Rally In Eighth inning Falls Short; ingersoU Hits 4 In 4 UTAH INDUSTftlAL LEAGUE Team-Standing W.

L. PCI, Magna-Garficld 9 4 .692 Pinney Beverage 1 5 .583 Gemmell. Club 5 Provo Timps 4 U.S. Mines 4 6 .455 7 .364 7 .864 SGHMEUNG RETURNS ON NEW ZEPPELIN NEW YORK, June 22 (U.E)— Max Schmeling planned another quiet day of rest today before leaving tomorrow night aboard the Zeppelin Hindenburg for his native Germany. He is leaving it to Promoter Mike Jacobs to iron out difficulties with Madison Square Garden over his potential bout with Heavyweight Champion Jim Braddock in September.

"I am not so much interested in money as the championship," he said. 'Americans all are interested in me." His little manager, Joe Jacobs said that they had turned down -offers- rluigihg from radio to endorsing a new drink. Results: U. S. Mines 9, Provo 7.

Magna Garffeld 8, Gemmell Club 5. Tuesday's Schedule: Provo at 17. S. Ufanes, 5 p. m.

Wednesday's Schedule: Gemmell Club at Provo; 5 p. m. Provo sank to a tie with U. S. Mines in the last place in the Utah Industrial league Sunday as the result of taking a 9-7 defeat at the hands of the'Miners.

Magna- Garfield, meanwhile, was strengthening its hold on the league leadership by beating down a Gemmell, club 5-run lead and winning out 8 to 5, The Timps' play oh successive days this week, meeting the Miners in a return game at Bing- Kam Tuesday and entertaining Gemmell Club Wednesday afternoon in the Provo park. at 5 o'clock. Provo started out like a winning ball club Sunday, rolling up a three-run advantage in the first three innings by a few timely hits off Bill Mclvor, plus some smart base running. But the Miners started to nick Jim Hawkins in the fourth and chased two runs across, scored two more in the fifth, sending Hawkins to the showers, batted Lefty Cole out of the box in an inning and finished the game with Deb Dudley in the box. In the eighth inning the Timps started an uprising that looked ba'd for the visiting club, chasing In three runs.

After two men were out Mclvor passed Collins and La Comb in succession the Grant Ingersoll slashed one down the third base line for a single. Bun Bennett came up as a pinch hitter and lammed the next one over second base to drive in two runners and TuX Treseder single that followed brought with a Bennett around. The rally ended on Dudley's long fly to center field. Ihgersoll had a perfect day at bat, getting four hits one a two- bagger, in four trips lo the nlate. Adams, -for -the Miners was- the best slugger, with four out of five.

0 0 cham- halted in Us Knationml btte career by the fau of Sehmelinr. It luippeaed In themh clinrinc to rones, is conntedort. TO REGAIN TOP IN NATIONAL Chicago Only Half Game Behind St. Louis In National Loop Ladies Meet Starts 8A.M. Regular Ladies day competition at the Provo golf course Tuesday morning will fake the form of a blind hole tournament, it was announced Monday.

Because of the hot weather, the tourney will begin at 8 o'clock in the morning, according to Mrs. Peggy Ramsay. NEW YORK, June 22 Chicago's fast stepping cubs threatened today to retake the National league lead so rudely snatched from iiem a month and a half ago by the St. Louis Cardinals who re undergoing somewhat of a chastening process on their current road trip. Separated by a meagre half- The Mines team gathered a total ame the two.

Cubs opened a four game series today against second You arrive when you travel BY TRAIN Smoom, fwifl, safe travel! And, in nddilinn, many new ftntu'ei for your Union Pacific trains! AIR-CONDITIONED COOLNESS Although Iicat may dance over Inc countryside, you will Ije cool and comfortable inside a Union Pacific air-rortdrlioncd. Ilic air you breathe is washed, cooled and filtered. It's delightful! UNEQUALLED SERVICE AND SAFETY Delicious meals at low cost. An experienced train pcr- to serve you. Refreshing sleep.

Literal stopover privileges, goiiig or reluming. Low cost side trip lo Boulder Dam and Lake Mead cnronlc to or from California. Travel Ijy train-avoid the discomforts and hazards of nighway travel. EXAMPLES OF ROUND TRIP RAH FARES From Provo to: Los Angeles Chicago DeLuxe Coach or Chair Car $18.00 $42.85 Tourist Sleeper (Berth Extra) 28.07 Standard Pullman (Berth Extra) 30.00 45.20 56.50 Liberal Return Limits. Similar low round-trip fuel to other points.

Also very low one-way fuel. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD itor further information, consult Punk, Depot Ticket Agent Utah Phone 312 of 16 hits. Buke Robison and Tony Krisman took turns at "robbing" each other in the field. Robison made a long, run from right field to snag Krisman's Texas leaguer and Krisman ran from his position at shortstop to catch a similar hit by Robison. Patterick made the most sensational catch of the day, in the seventh inning.

On the dead run, he snagged Walbeck's hard drive, juggled it, fell down but. with the ball in his hand. Frank LaComb and. Louis Tezak made a deadly combination in cutting off attempted steals The score: PROVO AB A Cubs vs. the Bos- iwn Bees and the Cards vs.

the Philadelphia Phillies. Since May 25 when the Cubs sixth place in the stand- Woodbury, 2b 5 2 4 Tezak, 4 0 3 Robison, rf 5 2 Collins, 3b 3 0 LaComb, 3 3 IngersoU, Ib 4 4 11 Patterick, If 3 2 Treseder, cf-if. 4 i 2 Hawkins, 2 0 Cele, p. 0 D. Dudley, p.

2 0 Bennett, cf i i 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 36 10 27 14 U. S. MIMES Zaccaria, cf-lf. 6 Krisman, ss 5 Walbeck, 2b 4 Myers, 3b 5 Cleaves, If. i Mclvor, p.

5 Swenson, rf 2 Reed, lb 5 Adams, 5 Vefethio, cf 2 Fonty, rf 2 Shepherd, AB A 1 2 1 1 0 2 1 2 12 4 7 I 0 1 0 0 0 mgs, they have made up six and one-half games on the most of the gain being accounted for in their sensational string of victories which was stopped 15 straight by the last-place Brooklyn Dodgers in the second game of a double header yesterday. The cards have dropped five out of their last seven games, losing their first two series of the road Totals 42 16 27 12 U. g. Mines 000 222 Provo 021 100 Summary: 2, Woodbury, Collins 2, Reed, Stolen SwfenSoh, Mc- lvor. Sacrifice Swenson.

Three base Myers. Two base Ingersoll, Zaccaria. Double Tesak to Woodbury to IngersoU. Credit vitcory to Mclvor, Charge defeat to Cbte. Struck out Mclvor 7, Hawkins 2, Dudley i.

Bases on, balls 2, Dudley 1. Mclvor 2. Swenson and Kidd. After whining the opening encounter, 7 to 2, the Cubs were tied with the Cards a few minutes yesterday for the leadership until fell 6 to 4 before Van Lingle Mungo's artful hurling in the nightcap. Bill Lee became the first Cub hurler to lose a ball game since June 3.

Six home runs featured the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 6 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Arky Vaughn clouted a pair of four- baggers and Suhr one for the Pirates whil Dolph Camilli collected a brace and Sulik one for the Phils. In the American league, the leading New York Yankees lost their first series of the current road trip, by succumbing 8 to 7 to the Detroit Tigers, who played before a record home crowd of 40,000. The Boston Red Sox split a double header with the St. Louis Browns, winning the first 3 to 0 behind Wes Ferrell's two hit hurling then dropping the finale 6 to 3.

Third place again was taken over by the Cleveland Indians who dealt out an 8 3 licking to PINNEY DEFEATS ALL STARS 15-9 SALT LAKE CITY, June Breaking a two-year jinx, the Pinney Beverage team of the Utah industrial league. Sunday defeated an all-star team from Salt Lake Federation of Amateurs, 15 to 9. For past two years the all-star amateur team has conquered the semipro outfit in the annual benefit game. Peacock and Johnston pitched for the Pinney men and were touched for 14 safeXfis. The Pinney team hit 12 times and made every count.

NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 37 23 Chicago 35 22 Pittsburgh 35 24 New York 32 26 Cincinnati 29 30 Boston 29 33 Philadelphia 21 40 .617 .614 .593 .552 .492 .468 .344 Brooklyn 21 41 .339 Sunday Results: Chicago 7-4, Brooklyn 2-6. St. Louis 4, New York 6. Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 6.

Cincinnati 2, Boston 3. AMERICftN LEAGUE' the Washington Senators. An eight run splurge in the sevfnth enabled the Philadelphia Athletics to come from behind and defeat the Chicago White Sox, 11 5. chubby Dean a pinch hitter, got two singles in that one big inning. The University of Javia, Italy was founded by Lothaire grandson of Charlemagne, in 825.

Additional Sports On Page 6 -r Saratoga Springs Pools Drainetl Every Night Glorious Place for UTI NG FAst jFilters and GhloFhiation SATURDAY! New York 40 20 25 29 31 31 30 36 37 Boston 36 Cleveland 31 Washington 31 Detroit 31 Chicago 28 Philadelphia 22 St. Louis 20 .667 .590 .517 .500 .500 .483 .379 .351 Sunday Results: Boston 3-3, St. Louis 0-6. Washington 3, Cleveland 8. Philadelphia 11, Chicago 5, New York 7, Detroit 8.

Coast League W. L. Pet. Mission 46 Seattle 46 Portland 42 Oakland 44 San- Diego 43 San Francisco 41 Los Angeles 40 Sacramento 32 39 39 36 38 43 44 45 50 .541 .541 .538 .537 .500 .482 .471 .390 8. Sunday's Results Oakland 4,2, San Diego 20,3.

Los Angeles 5,5, Seattle 2, 1. Sacramento 10, 3, Missions 5, 0. San Francisco 2, 4, Portland 7, Saturday Night Games San Francisco 0, Portland 2. Los Angels 0, Seattle .1. GOODMAN FAVORED Wichita, June 22 (U.PJ— Johnny Goodman of Omaha, national champion in 1933, today was picked to win his fourth trans Mississippi tournament championship in the 33th meeting opening here tomorrow.

The Omaha sharpshooters was the favorite to come in ahead.of three former titleholderg, including two" two-time winners. The field 300 mid-western golfers. PAIRINGS FOR JUNE LEO SET round matches in the June leg of the directors cup tournament at the Provo golf course must be completed by Saturday night. The May leg, recently completed, was won by J. Edwin Stein.

Pairings for the round, as listed by Bill Wiltes, professional, are as follows: UPPER BRACKET Deb Johnson vs. Ernest Halverson; I. C. Nelson vs. Frank Stark; Reeve vs.

W. L. Snow; George Sanger vs. Clyde Clark. LOWER BRACKET Almo Alger vs.

C. M. Jacobsen; Ted Jacobs vs. W. A.

Pierce; E. C. Burton vs. Max Halverson; Ted Alexander vs. Milo A mixed Scotch foursome will be conducted at the Provo course ncxts Sunday starting XTZ ir?" 4 sp i -fc, tf WOMAN 3TAI -v sff SV'- NEW WORLD MARK -n xv Par To Win Utah Open Ogden Professional Shoots First Round In 30 and Birdies Ten Holes YORK, June 22 (UE) Eleanor Holm Jarret, held two new.

American records and an unofficial world mark today, es- tublished while swimming her the Metropolitan A. A. tl. meet. It was Olympic champion Eleanor's first opportunity to demonstrate, her superioriiv over the highly touted Kompo sisters, Erna and Elizabeth who finished second and third respectively in the meet at Jones beach state park yesterday.

Mrs. hit the 220-yard stripe ahead of the nearest Kom- po sister in 2:49.6 to lop nearly seven seconds off her own mark of 2:56.4. Coolest Spot in Town! SALT LAKE CITY, June 22 Schneiter, diminutive professional from the Qgden Country club, today hefcl the TEJtah state open golf title he had sought for six yean. Schneiter literally "burned up" the tricky canyon course of the Salt Lake Country club- in the final round yesterday carding a 64, whicb equaled the course record, for art aggregate score of 273 for the 73 holes of competition. He finished nine strokes under his nearest competitor.

Back To performance of the slender 131-pound Ogden pro returned the state championship title to Utah for the first ime in two years. Ky Lafoon, sensational Denver link- ster, won the title in 1934 and Fred Morrison of Pasadena, carried it to California last year. Schneiter started into the morning round of yesterday's 36 holes trailing Harry Borg, a Salt Lake pro, by two strokes. At the end of the morning round he picked up four strokes and started into the final round two strokes ahead of the field. Birdies 10 Holes At the outset of the final 18 holes the Ogdenite started shooting such remarkable golf that he left all competitors farther and farther "behind on every hole.

He shot the first nine in 30 and finished the round eight under par, birdieing ten of the 18 Fred Morrison, Pasadena, and last year's winner pulled up in second place with an aggregate Play Broadway Handicap at the pflRflmoum Now Showing! Drama That Stuns Like The Blow cf a Blackjack! of the Best Pictures of the Year! Hollywood Reporter of The Lonesome Pine." Continuous From 2 P. M. TODAY Two Big Hits! One of the Screen's Immortal Classiest "wyrtMui, of 282. Although Morrison carded his best round of the tourna- ment he was unable to comoete with par-shattering Schneiter. In third place was Harry Spre, Salt Lake pro, with, an aggregate of 282.

George "Gix" Von film, former national open champion of Los Angeles, was fourth.with. 283. Other scores included: Sid Barman, Walla Walla, 28ft. Chas. E- Reno, 298 Bob Warren, Denver, 306.

Earl Schneiter, Logan. 808. BUI Wiltoa, Provo, 320. HOSPITAL TEAM PLAYS BRADSHAW Utah State Hospital's softball team plays the Bradshaw Auto club at the hospital grounds Tuesday afternoon in one of the feature games of the Recreation league. The Hospital team opponent was erroneously announced as Leven's Sunday.

The schedule: Leven's vs. Pipe Plant Valves at Farrer. King's Wreckage vs. Pipe Plant Fitting's at depot. Independent vs.

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