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T IT E nEGTSTER-OUARP. ECCEN'E. OREGON Pafc Six. II? j; , hampionsfaip In Henry Cottoe Wins ' World C H IGHCLiMIBE LOOK'S 'EM OVER Br DICK STIilTi: inmnii muni hll I ion iwm Del Bjork for tacklo! It's nbmit timp we slnrf oninpaijruiiif; to soml Orofron's l'J.'iO lout kill c:i t ;i i ii and ratcil hup if tlit I'iiiPM tackles in the nati'iii kick to Chicago, Sciteiii-lic-r 1, to play with t ho collegiate ;ill-s-1ai's against the (iiecn Bay Packers, world professional damps. Willamette lias started its campaign for Johnny (Jravee, Washington is hacking Chuck Mucha, and Oregon State tilts T! j . . : -ry'-yiharif iiiiiiitii .rii 1 its poke of dust on tin; bar for Tommy Swanson. Former Tennis Queen In Reno; Is Divorce? The Oregonlan It staging this poll throughout the northwest, but there li no reason why the Register-Guard can't give a help ing hand. If any local fans would like to vote for Del Bjork, or other players for 10 more posi tions, just write a post card to the all-star game editor, The Oregonian, Portland, or bring your votes to this office and we II be glad to mail them In. HFXO. New. July 13. Mra. Helen Wills Moody, former tennis queen, was established at a Nevada j resort today but wn non-cotnmilu! , bout reports she planned to divorce J wealthy Frederick S. Moody Jr., of , blrnins th(! hiia off our nfrkBi San Francisco. i jnjf 14 Piiifnl trout in the south fork Attorney Hobert M. Price of Rrno, f ,i,P Willamette Sunday, the Ku whom she visited yesterday after herJR(ne prnkea were playing Iheir f inost arrival, said: brand of Ixill of the iseiiKon according U'hile Kred Mountain and I were "Mrs. Moody is living In Ncrndn nnd exnecta to be bere for some time. All that I can say now is that she was at my office and consulted with me and she may later on seek a divorce." The former women's tennis chum- Sinn of the. world wns lens definite, bo said she bad established herself at Glenbrook, a Lake Tahoe resort, merely "to rest." Mrs. Moody' sitter-in -law, Mrs. Corbitt Moody, said in Kan Francisco, that ft divorce was contemplated. "Tes, it's true," the sister-in-law declared. "Helen has gone to Nevada to get a divorce." Moody, socially prominent husband of tbe tennis player and fashion de signer, wna on a holiday somewhere in northern Cnlifornin. The former Helen Wills and her husband were married in Berkeley, IC.1., Pee. -II, lOJi). Their romance began on tbe French Kiviern in HrJrt, when the tennis player was in tem porary retirement from court com petition becniiKe of Illness. j (Last year Mrs. Moody announced ' she would plnv in no more major ( tournament. Recently she discussed j film work with Holl.vwond studio ei eeutiveK, eoupln scouts who popped through the knot holes at Swimmer Delight Sunday. In beating Keedsport 3-1 Rob Wilt shire hurled bis best grime in .several seasons, limiting the heavy-hitting coast team led by Jnck (Jonlon to five blown and striking out eight. Manager Bill Greene was enthusiastic Monday over the performance of his team. "I think we've found the right combination and hp stand a gond chance of beating Bend next Sunday," Bill said. Although the fielding of the play era was considered liy many to be the outstanding feature of the gnme, it would appear to me as a rank out sider that Harry McO-H's two hits would rate page one banners. Harry collected his second and third hits in seven games. Latest reports, according to the Sporting News, shows that Joe Gordon had a big week In his last seven games. A big week at the plate, but not too good In the field. The former University of Oregon shortstop, now second baseman with Newark In the In ternational loop, hit .448 during that period. He collected a homer and double among his 13 blows and knocked In nine runs five la one game. Joe made four errors during those same seven flames, but those were on 55 chances In the field. He aho stole three bases and figured In three double plays. I Records of the Western 'ensue - show that Hick Bishnp was Mxth 1 ranking plaver in the batting percent Although the Eugene Drakes played 1 - n .1,. ..;,u n.i ,,,,.. nf brilliant bnll Sunday to defeat Heeds-I ..... .,rfnrp (,rPW hi, nnrnntiti.n,., WAI.Tit.V HEATH. Eng., July 13 (p,i.nry Cotton. British ''pen j-"lf champion, today defeated Denny Shut", I'nited StatPH I'.G.A. title, holder. ( nnd 5, in thir "--hole match fi-r n pnre of '.Vmi and "the unofficial world championship." After making the last turn with a ftrtir-h'p nd vantage. Cor ton went dormie six by linking l.'i-foot putts for birdies on the ti.",th and Otth hole. They halved the last hole with par four. Tlie victory, following his enn tinnal triumph in the British Open I.T-t week, gave Cotton $2.Mi of the pur-. The other JS.VtO went to Shute. vh never was in front after the linlf-way mark. They entered iIip fin:il 3ti holes today with Cotton leading hr two hole. Shute Hits Woman On the tilth Shute hit a woman and then holed n stymie to gain a half nnd furni-.h the only laugh of thp match. The American hit a wild low honk from the tee which ft ruck Mrs. B. A. Griffin of London. The ball didn't injure her but just rolled in her skirt nnd stayed there until Shute arrived. "Gue.ss. I'll have to iie n hand innhie 011 that one," iaid Denny, laughing. He then proceeded to hit the ball on the green nnd finally hopped a stymie to tie the hole with a five. They started the second dny with Cotton two tip on the Winchester, Mas., pro at the end of .Hi holes and favored three to two to win. Cotton ran his lend to five holes on the r.-l'nd where Shute looked up on on approach shot nnd took a bogey five. They tied the li-'ird In orthodox pars nnd Cotton maintained his lead on the M1I1 by chipping hack from the rouzh and sinking a five -footer for n four. 7,000 In Gallery There .eems to be little doubt but Hint silent Cotton is about the most popular golf champion with the gal leries that England has bad in a long time. 1 lenry doesn't mix much with his fellow pros, hut the .W) fnns who wandered river the Walton Heath course in the rain yesterday to see him piny gave ample proof that he is a real drawing curd. The .ppct;itors mw the usunl fine exhibition of golf nnd one of the famoiiH Cotton tantrums. ( 'ottou been me perturbed on thp -'1st where he drove into the rough and needed three kio(h to get out. After No. -I finally had floated to the cdi:e of the green, he gnv a nearby tence a MMind thumping with his chin. P. r Xksf h ft mV9mm!fi etewj IN SOFTBALL TIE; Mrs. R. C. Romig Threat In Club Golf Tournament STANDINGS W L Pet. Rubenstein's ..... 4 0 1000 Triangle CCO ... 4 0 1.000 Sunset Oil 3 0 1.000 Henderhott' .... 2 2 .500 Fire Chiefs 2 2 .500 Fenn's Tires I 2 -333 Elks Club I 2 -333 Pengra-Lewis .... I 3 .250 Barlow Grocers ..0 3 .000 Skelo Jewelers ... 0 4 .000 SANDOR SZABO, left, pulling the whiskers of Big Ben Morgan Ing a recent Los Angeles wrestling match. But it might be of Herb Owen's middleweight, grasping the brush of Sandy Donald's recently acquired chin whiskers. dur any Mac- pnrt, .1 ! 1. nt Swimmers' Irlii:lit. Mnnncrr Hill flrcrn- will oprn a work rolrn I 'irk i. suppusrilly lnniliiu fr i;ni;,ti' nntl mii.v ilo rfitrhiiii; II STATE 1W Henry McLemore Rates Wrestling As 1 Easiest Sport To Master; Nagurski Winning World Championship Example By HENRY MrLEMORE (United Press Staff Correspoiulont NEW YORK. .Inly 13. CUR) A group of us intellectuals were sit lint? around a canipfire the other nicht, toasting marslimallows ami playing parches!, when someone up ami asked the nuestion: "Of all the sports, which 1b the easiest to master?" ! After courteously allowing my friends to name their choices, and argue heatedly In their behalf. I quietly laid down my toastinK fork and ended the debate by saying that wrestling was the one and cor ' rect answer. I submitted Hrnnko Nnpurski, nnd his niniir.insl.v quick climb to the 1-linmpionship of thp world as proof. I'.mnk.i made the Mvilrh from fnot tinl! fullback to world's champion wrestler so swiftly the he still was cnllina signals when they lifted his hand in triumph. 1 don't have the exact information nt hand, but I be lieve that I'.ronko became champion u month nfter he abandoned the sndiro for mat j XEW YORK. Jul- irt.-fU.B-Th. Bronko No Genius Xpw Vl)rk ,,jnna ei(,,.lltwl n rill,. Now llronkn is a mighty fine boy, play, but lost a chance to cain on the with n brilliant pair of biceps, n lensue-leadins Chicago Cubs yester- lovely matching set of tibnlae and "lay at Philadelphia. The Phillies won. fibulae, and n llart-Sohaffner-nnd '-". getting all their runs in t lie sev- Marx torso. Hut until he took up cnth. Wrestling he never had proved that; 'j'he triple play came in the first he was an out and out genius. What inning. The Phils had loaded the 1 mean is, he wasn't n child prodigy bscs. Arnovicli smacked a low line:- , who wrote sonnets nt the age of , (ltl jn ri, ()tl's heave lone, played the harpischord nt two, ,.ng,e Mnr( jn uff second nnd Norris ' beat Titanic Thompson at poker nt ,,ft- thinj. three, and took to wearing glasses Manager I!il Torrv. for the first BUT LOSE TO PHILS Triangle Lake's Tree Troopers made it pot-sible to bill Wednesday nichts game against RubenFtein's Sofa Sitters as a "championship" game Monday nght by nosjng out a hard-fighting Pengni-I.ewis nine, 10 to II. In the opening game of the nightly doubleheader at Kmerald ! field, Higgs Kire Chiefs resistered I ail upset by toppling Hendershott's heavy-stickers. It) to '2. Although two games are sched uled to be played Tuesday evening ; Klks vs. Oiler: and r enn s vs. Har lows, the Triangle-1 tuhenstein game Wednesday is taking the spotlight of ! the week's play. The Itubes. defend ing champions, and Triangle CCC, twilight league tit lists, have each won four straight tilts. The winner of the game will virtually represent Kugene at the Salem tournament ' next month herring upsets. Poor fielding by Hendershott's proved costly ns Itiggs scored four runs, in the second on three errors , and McNeeve'n single. The barrage " off the deliveries of Ned Hale re sumed in the next two innings that I brought six runs on five blows. The Lakers put their game on he ' in the tirsr two when fire runs were ! scored on four hits off Weidler. The Logger pitcher warmed to his task in the final five, innings, allowing ; three hits, hut too late. IJegnn led the winners' attack with a double ; and a single in four trips. Younger of Pengra accomplishing the same i for the losers. I Sfarhelek allowed the Pengra-Lewis i batters but four hits and struck out cighr. I Scores: R H E Kire Chiefs ...(14:. "(Ht ft K !i ;t Ilemlershott s . d'Ht 1( 0 o s 7 Itowbml nnd Ionian: Hale and I'eck. Mrs. David B. Evans continued to pace the field in the 90-hole handicap golf tournament for the "Spreckels" trophy nt the completion of 51 holes Monday nfiernooii nt the Eugene Country club. Mrs. It. C lloinig. leader after the first IS-hole tesf, however, knifed one stroke off the lead Mrs. Evniis held last weel. nit It ilu- l.-t More of the meet a net 77. .Mi. ltoiitig moved from a third -place tie after the second round to second pirn , four strokes i ehind tlie leader. Mrs. Evans total is and Mrs. Romig has nn aggregate At least 10 of the remaining 1't golfers have a chance for the hand some award to be presented following the ffl-hole marathon Friday after noon. The next 1-hole rounds will 'e played Wednesday. The results, giving all 1-IioJp scores and the aggregate cunts, fol low ; Pavid II. Evans . It. C. Koiiiig S. A. Sexmnith. S. Ii. I'iiie'.au... ( 'cue Shields Newt 011 Smith... W. 1. Abel Jo.. Koke Itehlen Itabb Mrs. Earl Thompson. Mrs. Lynn McCready. Mrs. S. C. Endi-ott... Mrs. Weir Mcltoiiiild Mrs. I tick Strite Mrs. II. Chandler Mrs. Shelby McCuol and Mrs. Curl Field scratched. Ptti:rt.vii r. Mo 11 :in:i "'iJirely it Wj. j, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs, Mrs, Mrs. Mrs, Mrs, sji S'l 7! J:;!l 71) S7 77 J c: A- S'i Sl Jlli vj n-i .v, :,.( V) SS S 1 'J'i'J S'i si ss l'.V si sr, !H 1-.-.7 1H 7s !Hi o-j sn tin U Jtil 7 S7 S7 J:il s7 sr, JHi L'tls OH !t: s:i-(iS SS tt.'i JKI ill !:; jit- -s:i !:! ,t'l OS 2S'2 R H E' Triangle .!L,it 1 12 1 10 7 it J Pengra-Lewis .001 140 0 0 4 o t Staehelek and Klemazewski; Weid ler and Morris, Palamik. n nam praence j uesuay ntgnr on me fnf .;SPTir Drake- in the Mate practice field in preparation for next rncuP ilMofll nf llpH MtitiVH in ho Sunday'n State League game. w-i-Pn eirniit The Prakea travel to Fiend where , they will meet the Brnd Elk, co. Manning and Hevnu-t. former Wil lameiie ace, nnd (lobby Haer. lender of the firsi-half achedule and , nix rrNi, y frr,imni flr(1 nM ;,. defending champions Elmer Mallory, with two hit In a many official time, at bnt Sunday, re p need Hart (ioldbnr nn the leading hitter of the local club. The nenna tional short Mop now boa Ft a a ..".s'i a erase, which in expected tn gie him the lend in (lie stule circuit, (oddhar, hit ting one for four, dropped to a meager .,VHt percentage. Harry McC.ill, former ntnte Imgue bniling cbnmpion and rated the het first hnoeinan in the north went, ivn. the only ther I 'rake to boost hi aiernse. lie collected to for three, hi second and third hit tins sea-on in league competition, to move yitu the clnsK. Complete batting record (rakcH in league Kiims follow; Player AB H Mallory L'l floldbar L's Wright 17 Mattisou S Austin 7 VanVliet I Wiltshire 1't M'Intvre M.-Cnll . for 1 1 II 11 Pet. ..".VI .412 ..!n:i , thone mentioned in the statistics of the Ariiona-Tnns lrni;ue. All nrc wiih Kl Pas. M;inning i Ivitting and (iaer .'t'. Bieim hns won nine nnd lost fie game. 011 the mound. The 10th annua) Oregon Stale junior tournament now in prourest In Portland Is conspicu ous by the absence of Eugene youngsters. Although there Is one youngster playing by the name cf Leonard Hclme who is HMed from EuQene. The lad qualified fnr the junior e.ent with an Hi. A cheek of local clubs reveals that he Ik not a m?mbrr of the Country club, LaureUood or Onk wav. Eugene usually has a spot In that event. I believo B:b and nick Ne.ir finished well up In the event when trey were younn er one of them winning ttie title. Doe Near and Rill Bosson have also played In the tournament. SILVEUTON, July l.:, (A3) Sell wood and Cornelius were dropped from the Oregon Mini-pro baseball tournament Int night, St. Helens eli iiiinaiing Sellw.Mnl, II to 7. and Pa cific Fruit trampling Curnttius, 1J to t, to gnin the seiui-firjll-.. The n iu I h in in. 1 g of I lie Sell wood St. (Liens grime i!e eloped into n slug.'e-t. St. II-'Imiv scoring nine runs ami Sellwood !.. ,oc Ahbotl. Sell wood first liaM-nian, put the ball over .),. f......r ::r the big new p:rk for the fnM tune during the tou-n.Tinrnt. His h-ng b"!iier i-earnd ti e b;irrier on the 1 1 r r limine. to j I'm- r'niif slmued speed on the pailis in s;iiiipmg Cornelius. Catcher I '- ii ,Mi""-i ii-ri' of 1I1 Fruituien boost etl l;s t ;;JI, es f,M Clc toll rllll lllcllt liilting tmrliy with two hits: on to times up. Score: II. . E. Cornelius - Pac fic Fniie '' 1 '2 .'1 hiedrickx. I.il;i mid Kirs.li; Hell-net- anl Mcssnrr. II E. lo ;s (1 lliuser. LaMear; Smith ami Mar- tun. Nr. It, -leil Sellnood , 4 '22 It. t.reene rj 1 Barker Ft 1 Welton II 1 I 'v .-"-'' Sport. throiigh a knot h..le- Wit h .lot three blow, in four trie. ,liu.k" .111 Mr.lmrk of the Canllll.ils, I t,. Ir. .l.'itl nnjor lengn.'s' batting le.ol t., Ill t'VI oyer Paul ' Toi-on" Waio-r ot ttie ."l I Ullcl.. llh ..'i'.SI .i..;, .1' I his file hit sphin;i Inst Sam Francis Signed With Chicago Bears . Aft. ek, .1" 1 : " - e sTi . ..... .Wi 11 A l-'.nfc IjlRANK DEMAREE, above, gives Qood demomtration of the win ning spirit of the Chicago Cube, at he hits the dirt to beat the St, Louis Cardinals. Drulie Ogrodowskl Is making a fre-n d attempt to tag tha Bruins' spark, George Barr Is the umpire. The picture is of tha recent all-star classic CHICAGO. ,l;,!v Ci. 4) The : t hi Bears, lineup contained an- t otl-er -rent f'llllu.k today Sam l'r in 1 s, f . r 111 -r lnierity of Neb 1 .1 s U .1 ;. Fr iii'!. ,1 I-- o-i ii-.illi unanimous . 'vice f.ir ill Aniericju honors in 1! ii. t:ied wi'h the N.itt-Mial Pro le sM., , I ootl.,,11 I.- it,;- ,-!mi vester- , I .-r one s.-;iso-.i. H, joins a group1 of st,is wlirh includes (no of the' I -est fii'M.l.s i ! -,r.. r:mk, lUonko N m ' 1 i.nd .1 (.-k M.ind Ts, fnrmer M I .-Ms Ft.iucis v -:i ii )'oif to the Hears in Auj:f n- l w iil i;(.si up ., fjp (o I 'C'" n- 1 --liofputier on n Americut i ,0 k tern. 1 s n.i longer Isted .miou; , S.v " . . . p. project 1 Po! im. f U'M'.m eretl (.Hfs ' : t :t Pofl.md I'ase'.ill I e. tin 1' -mi. t 10 ll gillie 1 !' ! I'e lHi'. , , , 'Che .s on I 'uesd;(V ilismissfvl n i or nn inniucii.ui restrnin "iv I '.i it I I'oni niei't m u Joe ; ! n t I-! 1 s c t ir in .Now v' 11 -.ru in it- l.o-,,.n .-s. ' i'ii e;ir o,l N.un y iv n'tit t of tlie (K,in m.-ir.i-i"i 101. 1 (te J'.H nieier free P ' ! 1 -' ' is b-,-5g 1 MUi.i. n.i: loiial c is a - . a.;. and nn ear phone nt five. Yet, the moment (tronko turned to wrestling he started getting results with a speed that pales the efforts of Nn thnlia Crane, Yehudi Menndin. the late Thomas Ellison, ami a nephew of Einstein's name Pete or Horace or something tiermmiic like that. To me this is positive proof that wrestling is as simple ns a back ward member of the Juke fmnily. You don't hear of any mini learn ing to play championship golf, ten nis, polo, baseball, handball, or cro quet that quickly. All the other sports require years of diligent prnc I ice. O'Mahoney Moves Fast Nagurski isn't the only world's champion wrestler to break !o full bloom nlmost overnight. I'amio O' Mahoney. the fearsome Iris-hman with the dt"truetie "Irish whip" was an other. Ianuo, n 1 get it. was march ing down the streets of ("iibliii with bii regiment when 1111 American wrest ling promoter tapped him for the championship of the world. And he achieved the title almost before he had time to get hi legging off. t ne ilny a soldier, w it bout any rx -pericuee in the exact science of gnint and groan; tlie next a magnificent performer, with every grimace, every bit of pantomime, down pat. I plan to watch Nagurski in ac tion tbe first chance 1 have because I am interested to see what new fangled method nf attack he has developed being a football player, 1 nsume he will employ something with a touch of Pop Warner. Hemic Hiermnn, Wallace Wade, or Lynn Waldorf in if. A tackle smash to his foe' weak side or perhaps a double spinner. time in bis career, was banished for rowing wir!i Empire Hill Klein. The umpires had a big day in Pitts InirKh where t he fourth -place Car dinals nosed out the third place pir ates, (i-o. The (ins House (Jang got ton rough for Empires Moran and Parker, nnd ltnrocher and Mize drew walks to the -howers. 1 M her National league games wern : bed out, and t lie Ancricnn le.v line's only scheduled battle he t ween Cleveland and Chicago also called off for the same reason. Omsha Cornhusker to Meet Black Panther Andy T remain, Omaha cornhusker, a ill make his inil ial appearance in llie northwest Tlnirsdiy ntshf when lie meets the Hlack Panther in tit-s'-mi-fiiril event of Herb Owen's pro fessional wrestling show t the arm ory. Little is known of T remain except that mid-west promoters r.-tte him one of the leading contender for the world middleweight he;. r will nN" mark the firsl appearance of the nesro grappler in several weeks. The headline aft 1 -act i-m. ;t mutch in olving l he const belt mt ,.en Champion Sailor Moran and Challen ger Marshall Carter, is attracting more pre-match discussion t ban any match since the t 'lineman (ey nobis match several ears n-n, Owen announced Tuesday h plan ned Another sunrise match for the opener of his "all star" sln-w. PitUTLANP. July i:,.-,?! Rd Hates of t'orvallis took the medalist .trophy in the boys' division in the 'qualifying round of (he tenth nniinnl state junior golf tournament which ! opened on the Uiversidc tSolf nnd Country club course yesterday when he cracked out a 70 to top starters, j Hates went out in 4J but steadied on the second nine to rome through ; with n .'17. Walter Hennett. another Corvallis threat, and Itay Farmer of Salem tied for second plnee with cards of S'. ; .limmie Shaw, Columhia-Edgewater, 1 led the parade of Portland youngsters with nn st. In the junior division for boys lfi to I"? years Raymond Carlson. Co-lumhia-Edsewater, paced the field with a two over par round of 7(i. (!uth Pease of Waverly, led the small but select field of girl golfers with nn S'I. By EXITED r It ESS Portland's Heavers, hottest club rght now in tbe Pacific Coast league, moved into San Francisco Tuesday to battle the second-place Seals in n series which probably will cause some shnkeups in the first division lineup. The Port landers. l!l,"t champions, have a winning streak of six straight and are only one game out of fourth place ns they take on the Seals. Los Angeles, fourth-place occupant, invades Sacramento to play the cur rent pace-setters. Son Diego, holding third place n game behind the Seals, also went home to play the Missions, the t attend dub from whom they took four out of seven last week. In the fourth scries, Seattle comes to Oakland. Although he lost four points. Tom my Thompson of Snu Diego continued to set the league individual hitting pace with a ..171 mark. Others in the first five were Art ( ar ibald i, Sacra mento, .:.(.': Marv Cudat, Los An geles, Max- West. Missions, .347: and (leorge Detore. San Diego, Mike Hunt. Seattle, set the pace in home runs with '2' and in runs hatted iu with S. Sam (Jihson led (be pitchers with lo wins and two defeats. Ic;ll Mbedul when the si today. M-'lm V iM meet flilv the fn-, ern members of the" Jlie scl-e.lule ,ma?l was not re c::r., 1 f,1F " c. v"--mr.x Oregon have m-Ii,H im raines, meeting DjinmA 1 oame. .Ahtinevota ,1!t-i The schedule . September "J P-Vaslin;K. sola, at Mi'meai,,,!. i, ..... . ' -u'.s. nrp;.,tj.nji ton State, at Piillnnn. October 1 C.i!if..rni3-UV State, at l'ullmau .earliest trip ever taken by tlie lloarfi- 1 Inrn-Stanford. at Pain Alto- (, ' rcgoii, ill r.ugeiiP; r-, ; Southern California, at b aJ uinno-.x asiimgioii. at Seattle October S Washiii-ton Stit.i I torn, nt fal.. Alto; Washin-M at Los Angejo; S'.inbern CaLi-1 unio Mate, at ..lumlms. ttcroier lo-rcU-Culiforu Lerlicley: Dregoii-Stntifenl it I Alto ; Wash in t n State-S-;- J v aiiiornia. nt l.os Angles: tvj State-u asbington. m Seattle. ( b-tober '22 t 'alii'oniia-VafL;.-J nt Seattle; Southern Califomii ford, nt Palo Alto; WVhincton h t iregon Stale nt Portland; 0:i ronlham, nt New- York. October u.t regi.n Stat-TtJ ma nt lierkeley. Stanfnrrl-l'CUj Los Angeles, Southern Csitf Oregon nt Portland, Nov ember ." Calif ornia-feH California at Los Angeles, WyH ton-Stanford at Palo Alto. I Washington State nt Pullman, Iuj Oregon nt. Eugene. Xo vein her V2 Orpcnn-Califnrul lierkeley, Stanford-tireenn gtr Corvallis. Southern Calif nraia-ffil ington nr Seattle, Maho-Wa;lxrl State at Pullman. November lit Stanford-Calif'- nt lierkeley, -Ii ington-Orffo: 1 Portland. Xoveiuber J t Tlinnl;:ir:: -I ECLA-Southorn California at geles. November l?l' Partninutli-$;r. at Palo Alto, WashingmnAYa&r State nt Seattle 1 might be cw- lo November '2i. tregnn-iV: I Siate at Corvallis t likely to b fic: to Portland I. I -ecemlier .'! Notre Pame-.-ern California at I.ns. Angelc-. December 3 1 Oregen Statf-P-at Los Angeles. Tbp flrnuan .oppflin O"-' owners of llli' ill - f ted Ktto will continue its ilenionstration 1 viep iluriiif ll'.'IT with bft nnd lit) round trii' plnnne.l. Wai'3 nn.l bees live mile: male republic form of i Seattle Women Lead Washington Golfers I i: EHETT. July pv (4" A 70, scored by Mrs. J. E. Heck, (imadiuoor, 1 Seattle, during the morning play in tbe qualifying rounds of the sixteenth an- : mi a I Washington State Women's Golf association tournament here yester day took medal honors. Second to Mrs. Heck in (he firing w-As Mrs. J. K. Pneh". Sand Po Seattle, who put together rounds l.i-:i7-S. Point. Alice Marble Starts Tennis Title Defense "NEW ofK. Julr i:;(inis appomted with her showing at Wim bledon but eager to go hick for an other try next year. Alice Marble returned from Ens-laud on tbe liner AipntaniH today for a series of tenni tournaments which will be climaxed bv defense of her Hat i"li:ll single title September 'J 1 1 at Forest H Ms. "I w a- disappointed at tnl!e -don.'' said the San Francisco k i r I. "but not so much tli.it 1 w n't try ther .irarn next Tear " HI le Alice smi. she Is to start practice immedife)r l-'orest I LIN for the Seabriibt t'Mirn.iu.eiit which begins July -ii. Eric Merrell C othea tor Men and Boyi Duttcn Scores Net 57 in Oakway Meet Hap Wolfard, .loce Put ton a-.i.l Dnk Iellage won top honors in Oakways "bcgeC' golf tournament Sutidav. VN-'tiartl won the vr crosn prire w ith a ftuh-par 71 , Put ton captured ibe low net award with the help of a '2, handicap f"r a net ,"7, I 'ellanger's gros- lit-.' uas good for the hsili gross pn-e. Moran-M'Donald Win Tandem Mat Triumph POriTLANP. 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