Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 7

Section Two Pages 7 to 10 Vol. XXXVIII No. 94 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 Ten Pages Pacific Coast League Daring Riders In Hill Climbing Contest Sunday Wiezel Wins Singles, Default Ilyman wiezel was declared winner in yesterday's Santa Cruz Tennis club singles championship tournament, his opponent, Jimmy (Rabbit) Bradr.hnw, having defaulted. Brndshaw left Santa Cruz Sunday to start training for the professional football season. San Jose Horse Shoe Stars Win San Jose horseshoe pitchers won out In Stihday's Stuto Builders F.x-chango tournament on tho bench, a feature of tho bllders' annual convention at the Casa del Key here.

W. F. Howe nnd F. O. Karris were tho winning team.

Frank Lansing and Dan Wagner of San Kranrlsco came second, with J. Donnelly and J. Turner of San Franclsro. (bird. Tournament Play At Casa Del Rey Courts; Other Scores But one of the matches in tho Santa Cruz Tennis club tournament wus played Sunday, that between Jesse Wilson und John Wlllson, nnd Fred Lovejoy and Robert Karrand.

The former pulr won. Some very clever playing was seen In this doubles. The scores were: 4-6, 6-1, 6-1. Another doubles was started, Davis and Seagrave vs. the Wilsons, but wus obliged to give way to the Build Cardinals Hold Place In Tight Race Yesterday fly The AHMiielnleil lrpttn The St.

Louis Cardinals today retained a five-point lead in the National league after desperate holiday attacks upon them. St. Louis, playing Pittsburgh In a series that may decide the pennant, took tho morning encounter, 8 to 1, but lost In the afternoon, 4 to 2. Cincinnati likewise broke even with Chicago. Cincinnati came from behind, winning the afternoon joust, 7 to 4, after the Cubs had won, 2 to 0, In the morning.

The Reds today were half a game behind St. Louis with Pittsburgh 17 points back, of the Reds. Although the Cubs hit May, Meeker, a rookie, and Donohue but twice safely in the first game, Root doled out four hits, while the Reds were making four errors. The Cincinnati batting attacks woke up behind Kppa Rixey In the second game. Padres Play Classy Ball In Second Game lity mD(nvi Tho nine Ribbon Ice Cream team after giving a fine exhibition of "hot weather" baseball on Sunday failed to work the refrigerator brakes In tho Labor Day argument, with the reRiilt that tho Padres took tho game and have tho satisfaction of winning the season's three game series by a majority of one game.

While the visitors lost by a score of 3 to 1, the Padres had to plav ball every inch of tho journey and any "gum fooled" article of baseball at any time might have resulted In turning the tide of battle at any Btago. Martin Tuzzlcs Visitor 1 So far as tho game wus concerned, Martin was the big noise on the Repairing On PFatch, Clock or nFSVI.TS YKSTEnOAY MInnIiiiim II. Snu I ralielxeu it (morning Kll MlHlinii .1, Kan rrnnclxco 2 (nfter-liuiin jcnnie). Nrntllr 4, Oilltlitml 2 flrt itnnir). On kl nnd 4.

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Ernie Nevers Is Footballing Again ST. LOUIS, Sept. 7. (JP) Ernie Nevers, former Leland Stanford Uri-Ivprultv football star, nnnarentlv has quit St. Louis Brown's pitching staff and has gone to Duluth, to play professional football was said here last night, after he was not seen In uniform either before or during yesterday's game with the Cleveland Indians.

Business Manager Friel of the Browns said that he does not know whether Nevers has left, hut admitted the hui'ler previously had asked permission to leave at once, i IMITATE WARRIOR BASLE, Sept. 7. The "Hindon-hnr?" cron is the raee among the girls. It is the latest thing in coif fures; as much like a man close cut as possible; front rimmed way down, neck shaved and everythin. Guaranteed Your eOPJCfCAKZ jewelry repairing nt Bender's.

ers Exchange delegates, who used the court for games until after lunch time. Sanford L. Davis was defeated by John Willson In a set of singles, but wus good enough to take John De Wood down the line with the scores of 6-3, 1-6 and 6-3. The tournament matches will be continued next week. Yesterday's play at the Casa del Rey courts wus enjoyed by a few club members and several visitors.

Ray Spltvalo of Sun Francisco, a racket expert of no mean caliber, joined with his friend, Frank (. Wilson, of this city and won three straight from different sets of opponents. Splivalo has been play ing tennis since a boy in his teens and has not lost any of his early day skill. Many Tourneys Are Announced For Local Links A busy program of club tournaments Is announced by Charles H. Griffon, chairman of the tournament committee of the Santa Cruz Golf and Country Club.

There will be a different kind of a tournament every Suiufay for the next six weeks. Following is the Santa Cruz golf program as announced by Griffen: Sept. 12 Blind Bogey sweepstakes; Sept. 19. Match IMay vs.

Par; Sept. 26 Scotch Foursome Best Ball Foursome; Oct. 10 Novice Tournament, Nov. 11th, Armistice Day Flag tournament. Here much care is taken to properly repair your watch, clock or Jewelry for this work too we must livo up to the slogan; "Tho name Bender means Reliability." So, if y.our watch or your clock Is not running correctly, bring it In to us.

Then perhaps you have some article of jewelry which you want to have repaired or brought up to date and made useful again come In and let us do this for you. Remember, every piece of work is guaranteed to bo satisfactory. Reasonable Trices. Santa Cruz side of the fence, and with the flashy support accorded lilm came close to pitching another shut-out game. The only error made by his team mates croppPd up in the last frame when Skilllcorn tried to field a ground bull on the style of the rush act that placed Hums on first.

With speed to burn and taking advantage of a dark day Martin fanned the next two batters and the third one went out by the assist route to first. Smart Baseball Prevails The visitors ugain proved themselves a smart lot of players and the only reully bad error made was Itoarke in right, the hero of the Sunday game dropped a hard hit fly in right. Outside of this miscue the Ulue Ribbons fielded in sensational form and this asset on more than one occasion prevented the Padres from starting a rally. Tho score: 111,1 10 HIIIIIOVS A ll. N.

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Knarke, cf HuriiH, If Nch law. Hi t'liiisl Malmie, if Mwlioin, SihulUT, Illy SAN now I The motorcycle hill climbing contest held under the auspices of the Sunta Cruz Motorcycle club at Coin-stock hill on Sunday attracted riders from all parts of California, and some of them came from points as far south as Fresno. While only twenty-eight outsiders qualified to enter the finals, there were not less than two hundred visiting motorcyclists here to witness the meet, which provided a series of thrills from start to finish, as the daring riders took reckless chances in trying to reach the top of the incline three hundred and sixty feet in length and estimated to have a balanced grade of 40 per cent. Several thousand people attended the meet and a sound of motor traffic officers were kept busy all the afternoon keeping the road open for traffic. Among tho notables taking part in the meet was "Sprouts" Elder of Fresno nnd Dudley Perkins of San Francisco, both of whom brought along the full strength of their respective motorcycle clubs.

Perkins, one of the largest Harley-Davidson agents on the const, did his full share in making the meet a success and cities like Oakland, Alameda, Richmond, Nupa, Sacramento, San Jose and San Francisco were all rep resented. As dengerous as all the events were, there were no serious accidents despite the numerous spills. Results of the different events were us follows: Winning Riders 01 Novice First, D. Goha, H. 15 seconds: second, 11.

Gridley, II. D. third, D. Muth, II. D.

74 Closed Club First, II. Thomas, H. 15.4 seconds; second, C. Alves, II. third, D.

Muth, H. D. 80 Novice First, A. Michelsen, Indian, 15 seconds; second, P. Andersen, II.

third E. Crosby, H. D. 01 Expert First, W. Matson, 11.7 seconds; second, S.

Elder, II. D. third, F. Speers. 80 Open First S.

Parrojot, 10.08 seconds; second, S. Elder, 10.09 seconds, S. Mattson, 11. 8 seconds. Father and Son Kill Two Deer Illy NAMIOWJ Santa Cruzans are having unusual luck in killing deer in adjoining counties and among successful week-end hunters were Secondo Bella and son who returned on Saturday evening from San Benito county with two fine deer, one being a forked horn and the other a big stag, that was an immense one in size and attarcted unusual attention on the avenue on the part of hunters, who are interested in the number of deer that will be killed by local hunters-before the season closes in this district on August 15th.

Mr. Bella and son, killed both their deer in the section of San Benito county known as Mulberry. Miss 1 1, Mies has gone to San Jose to attend the Junior College this year. Dependable wnlch, dock nnd Rhem allowed the Pirates only four hits In the morning. Ruy Kremer hold the Cardinals bats In check when hits meant runs in the afternoon.

Brooklyn nnd Philadelphia split. The Robins hammered their way through the first game, 8 to 6. Fred Leach got a home-run with tho bases full for un 8-2 victory in the afternoon. The standing at tho top of the American league showed no change. Both the Yankees and Cleveland split double heuders.

Khmke stopped New York in the first game with Philadelphia, to 2, but weakened when called upon In the second and was forced to take a two to one defeat. Cleveland won the first against St. Louis, 7 to 6, but was nosed out in the second. 3 to 1. Chicago alone was, able to win more than one game in the day, taking two from Detroit by scores of five to four and 7 to 5.

Faber celebrated his 38th birthday with a victory. Washington won Its tenth straight by beating Boston again, 2 to 1, and tied for third place with Philadelphia. Fights Last Night Illy The A mucin tod Prraa CANTON, Ohio. Ted Moore, England, defeated Rryan Downey, Cleveland, 12. Phil Zwick, Cleveland, knocked out Phil Sousa, New York, 3.

CHICAGO. Ray Ryehell, Chicago, fought a draw with Pete Sarmiento, Philippines, 10. Tiger Joe Herman, Cleveland, and Dave Atler, Sioux Falls, S. fought a draw, 10. Billy Humphreys, featherweight champion of England, and Johnnie Hill, Philippines, draw, 10.

Spug Myers, Poca-tello, Idaho, beat Ilussie Leroy, Fargo, N. 10. TAMPA, Fla. Arturo Shekels, Relgium, beat Red McLaughlin, Saginaw, 10. Young Manuel, Tampa, defeated Heinie Zimmerman, Milwaukee, 10.

ItOCKFORD, 111. Tiger Jack Burns, Chicago, beat Jimmy Ilusso, Grand Rapids, 10. EBENSBURG, Pa. Benny Cooney, Trenton, N. won judges' devision over Alex Hart.

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