Show e t5 pp0:r"r v w f m l vv rrv v75yi(?fy 2c Sunday Morning rxiJ' "h1 riy i - (Tbc Salt £akt tribune- July 23 - He’s Hitting f hillies as Reds Triumph I:-- : Hamlin Foils Cards As D odgers Bias t Out 7 to 2 Victory Five Nightmares in Bosox and Yank Pennant Dreams rVyXVrYWWSrzVfcW x r- M? :u r 43 Big Paul Yields Only Five Hits For 13 tli Victory of Year ISV 1939 4 C f V Brooklyn Gels Eight Bingles PHILADELPHIA July 22 (AP)— Big Paul Derringer exhibited mastery over the Phillies Saturday as Cincinnati’s star right hander shut out the Phils 2 to 0 for his thirteenth victory of Zcke Ronura Holds second Tthe season against four defeats place In hatting chase Derringer who has yet to lose a game to the Phils in five starts this year yielded only five hits four of them singles had perfect control and let only three Phils 9-- 3 get as far as second base In the fourth Jack Bolling y reached the sack when Lonnie Frey muffed Morrie National League grounder In the eighth NEW YORK July 22 LP— APinchhitter Heinie Mueller got Cincinnati g Morrie Arnothere on Spud Davis’ sacrifice and lthough M Iniila f’lMabnrirh in the ninth Arnovich doubled off vich of the Phillies skidded a trifle Brooklyn the left field wall for the Phils' Now York in hiS batting in the past week Bouton clout only extra-hi- t Walter Beck likewise pitched there are plenty of National Patiirday' KfnlU great ball for the Phils but the leRguers who would just as soon Brooklyn 7 K( (null 2 first place Reds bunched four of trade averages with him I'lltabtirirh 0 Boatun 3 ( tncInnHtl 2 Fhilrrfalphift 0 their nine hits in the third and 4 liloiua 8 7 New York The Philly phcnomftvith 111 hits ninth to score their two runs Himdnv'a Frnhnble FMrherft Bill Werber led off in the third in 296 times at bat had sn impresFltfahiirxh at Boaton (2 — Brown ) ntwl Klinger v Fell and in a single Frey also singled Lee sive mark of 375 through Friday'! hhoffner CM) Gamble sacrificed and Frank t Brooklyn (2'— Wameke games good enough to shade Zek! St Until was purposely walked to v Kvan ) (fM and Bowman nr Tanmli CM) and Freaanell fill the bases Werber then scored Bonura of the Giants by 31 points ( hirago at New York — U on Ernie Lombardi's sacrifice fly That is a wide margin but the Iohmmn other nine in the select circle of hitat Fhllednlnhla (2) — Moor to Hershel Martin and Thompson CM) va Mtilcnhy In the ninth Derringer started ting leaders are just close enough (A 10) and Butcher to cen to keep Morrie from loafing things with a two BOSTON July 22 CPI— Tempers ter Werber bunted bagger After Bonura with his 344 come and got credit 337 flared a fan was arrested during for a hit when Merrill May failed Johnny Mize of St Louis Frank McCormick Cincinnati 336 a wordy duel with the Boston Bees' to cover third as Beck fielded the Hassett Boston 335 Ival catcher Al Lopez and the Bees ball Derringer came home on Buddy Goodman Cincinnati 326 Mel Ott baseball — their Frey’s sacrifice fly to Martin played seven-erro- r It was the second straight shut New York 322: Deb Garms Bosworst of the season— Saturday as out for the Phils and the ninth ton 318 Ducky Medwick St Lotus fell before hot the they Pittsburgh 318 Pirates by a count of 9 to 3 It time they have lost to the Retjs in 316 and Merrill May Philadelphia was Pittsburgh's eighth victory in ten games CINCINNATI PHILADKIPHIA 11 starts Lone Newcomer ABHOA! ABHOA Wrber 3b 3 2 0 7 Polinft lb 42 7 0 12 lMartm ci 4 0 ( 0 The only newcomer to the list Waxing indignant when Lonea Vrey 2b his usual - Boston Bees Philly Plienom Holds NL Slujjgin" Lead Walk Buc J Plank !§' "“x mid-wa- pace-settin- y V¥ ' y :& IVJ ' y 'AnX :f is A ee y 'VAsCv’i’ (8-4- ' MREPHOrO'-- - 44-- " - — “ “’‘mBWter r ir '“ 5‘ '&- - These Chisox moundsmen have been tough on Boston and New York Left to right with won and lost records they arc: Lee 8 and 7 Knott 4 and 3 Brown 7 and 3 Lyons fl and 2 and Rigney 7 and 6 The White r ST LOUIS July 22 (AP)— Jack Wilson strong-arme- d righthander with speed and a sharp curve yielded only seven hits Saturday as the Boston Red Sox trimmed the St Louis Browns 6 to 3 A total cf $735 In fines It was the Brownies’ sixth straight defeat already have been levied in the National Wilson Hanked the Haneymen" until the eighth inning when they league this season and Cincinnati is the only club which hasn't drawn bunched a pinch single by Billy a fine Bill McKechnie doesn't beSullivan a pass to Don Heffner a lieve in intimidating the umpires double by George McQuinn and a or engaging in harangues with them over close plays He takes the single by Harlond Cliff to score all breaks in stride and keeps his rlay-er- s three runs under control Before that oulbreak the Sox had The Yanks long have been all their six runs and during the known for their Rood behavior on nine innings Joe Cronin's team American league the diamond Only rarely do you which probably Would win a pensee them charge an umpire or w York nant if it were not for the Yankees Boston squawk about a decision that goes collected 14 safeties including home i hicacn against them Joe DiMaggio has levftnnd runs by Jimmy Foxx and Bobby Uetrolt never been known to put up ai Poerr It was Foxx’ eighteenth cir- iVnshlnitnn howl If an umpire calls a strike rhllndrlnhln cuit blow of the season and placed Kt on him that he thinks is a hall him In a tie with Hank Greenberg he Just glances over hissjshoulder KatnrtUv'a Bfanlf of the Tigers for the American or steps out of the batter's box He YYashintrton 11 t leveland 3 lead R I Rf BostMi 3 nuts league doesn't squawk but looks at the I’hlladrlnhln 4 10 Gftrolt 211 ST Lons BOSTON Only iimra ichHnlrd ABHOA AHHOA umpire more in surprise than anyJVrr 2b ftft 22 33 4'0 Hrfftier cfas 3 00 0fi 03 thing else Niindav'a rrtihnhif 3 ritrhfr rf Inaha nylb 2 112 0 Mkiuin lb 3 2 11 2 w York at rhtcaKo t’il— ttiimrg The battling and mouthing that VXX and lladlfv or Donald a Wiiiim 4 3 11 rf ft l i o rim have been going on in the National Kiifnrv and Ixona 4 0 2 o Cronin m a 2 3 T Ho rf Boston at M Uoul Vosrnlk If 4 2 0 0 Grace If 3 0 0 0 (3) — Wad league lately may be partially laid and Klch 443) vi Knnrdy 4 1 ft 0 Tabor 3b ft 2 0 3l Glenn c luid at the feet of the umpires themft 2 ft Oi Brrardn 2b 4 0 2 ft rracnck (24) La'n Waahlncton at f'lrvaland J)— Carraa- - selves There is too much tendency 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 11 Kramer p Wilion p ha (4R and Thai Whiteh'l p 0 0 0 2 vi leller to 412) 14 41 and Allan tftdt pass the buck There have been 1 0 0 0 Mill p Philadelphia a( Detroit — Rom ihulltvan several instances this season where 110 0 Kimhrln p 0 0 0 0 Brldara one umpire has overruled another ixHpindfU 10 0 0 DETROIT July 12 (Vh — The Tntala 40 u 27 ift Total 31 7 27 13 zBaue-for Mill tn eighth Philadelphia Athletics and Detroit xiRalted for Kimberlin tn Pnton 010 — R Tigers divided a doubleheader Sat120 020 1st u mo o io U'nia Suntmarv: Error Drift’! Runs Paturday the Mackmen winning the 13 tn — Rfflcoi 2 K"xx V"mk lorr first one 4 to 2 and M Quit n Cftft 2 losing the Twitbasr htls !‘ca f ai Wi'iiarrs Tabor M'lJ'imn nightcap— r free hitting contest 3'hrreT4sr hit Kurnev um-pir- es — ) ) C 4 ) (11-4- Yank Belter Drops From 132 to 406 Foxx Retains Hold on Second - dropped a foul ball in the seventh inning for his second error of the day a man booked by police as Ferdinand Brabant 38 jumped from the grandstand and headed for Lopez An officer ended tha affair as it approached the stage by grabbing Brabant He was charged with disturbing a public assembly C fire-bail- 9 to 10 Lynn Nelson held the Tigers to five hits in the opener arul never was behind It was his fourth consecutive victory over Detroit Buik Newsom his opponent was combed for Jtt hits but he 12 CIKVFLAXD July ?2 iT' — fanned Kltlt (mu' UHIGAbK’i PHI 4 Bouthpaw Joe Kraknuskas ami a lethal Washington batling attack Moaa rf AH 2H 2O A0 drubbed the Cleveland Indians 11 hmbrri lb ft 2 I N v 3 0 (I 2 2b to 1 Saturday nbr u 2b 2 2 0 2 J t Avrrill J n r C!HKlAn t WASHINGTON ' a n n n n vv fnnr r r f n o rrian-m4 I 4 i o :t Tfosi th ms II rl rf W'njht Travis ft 2 't I 2 c 4 ft ft p 5 sa Wcr 2b Vrr on J h fluhanl Krakskn It) O 1 l ft tt 0 () ih Kr"rf Ur 2t Wrhb s t 4 t If jf HiMiin NuIIomu tiro' for Oilman I Ha li h h 0 I p p (I il 7 Nr a Miif 2 ' (I 11 t 4 Tr'W :nn Wl f”n Mvr 2 J4ini rut-ft- ravlt )ni Mvr Vfrmii n4 H :1 M H'a — tiff J lii ii it an 3 In 4 RifrhM - JlnMlin J 3 t n Lfr Nnijum II IK 2 tj l o o 0 ft ft O n Notsiiiitf INillri for T"t U i 2 aarnth ninth 200 oho 002—4 01 OOO 6 Teams Tied J - Idahoan Shoots t four-bagg- ly 11-- S Peu ulii-- h Rrrt' Rock Springs x l - 2 4HM) ’haiman Krmr- H'U! 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Young ss 1 with 75 Bonura is second with 60 Enos Slaughter another Cardinal took the honors for hitting the most doubles away from his teammate Mize by 28 to 25 BROOKLYN July 22 lfl-W- hile Luke Hamlin limited the second Billy Herman of Chicago has place St Louis Cardinals to eight socked out an even dozen hits the Brooklyn d hut he is bv Dodgers pounded out a victory over the Goodman and Garms both with Redbirds here Saturday eight The winners making good use of eight hits they got off Bob Wei Homer Crown land Bill McGee and Dusty Cooke Mize can hardly rest on his laurscored once in the second five els if he wants to hold the home Double play— Yount: Vaughan and Fb't- Itimes in the fourth as Weiland was runs title His mark of 18 is being ter on hail— oir Swift j Mao driven to cover and once again seriously fctrtick out Fayden 2 Frankhoose 2 challenged hy Dolph Hit — Off in the ninth By Swift 2 Frankhntise Camilli of the Dodgers Ott of the 12 In 7 InulitR FrankhMiae MacFayden 1 In 2 Balk — MacFayden Hamlin had the Cards blanked Giants and McCormick each of Uosmf pilch er — MacFayden until the seventh when Medwick whom as 15 anti Padgett singled and the former Lee Handley of the Pirates has scored on an Infield out possession of the base stealing tide Cubs Down Giants 8T LOUIS BROOKLYN with a total of 14 thefts while Stan a®H0A ABHOA Hack of Chicago has 12 rf 4 2 0 Stlnhrk rf JVrtn By 8-- 7 Margin j j Bmwn 2h 5 1 2 2 Lavglto 3b 2j 0 0 The errant Dizzy Dean who 4 1 0 rf 3 tsrv ib ooo NEW YORK July 21 (Pi— The Slufjhtr makes more headlines with his Mur lb 3 17 0 Kuv If 4 2 plight of the Giants now in an Medwrk If 4 1 1 01 Csmllll lb 3 2 1010 escapades than he does with his r BsilRrlt TnJil c 4 0 4 0 losing streak became GljtrdRe 3b 4 1ISO and Paul Derringer the 0 I r'nsisrl 2b 3 3 4 pitching 3 0 2 2 Hudson ss 4 2 2 4 doubly acute Saturday when their Myrrs Red are on top of the 1 0 0 0 K Moors xxDmvIs rf 2 0 2 0 new shortstop Frank Scalzi comMrrlrs 0 p Hsmiln 4 0 2 2 National league pitching standings p 10 mitted four errors as the Chicago 0 0 0 (I Knit Dean has four wins and one loss Sh'un p noon1 Cubs won the series opener to his credit while xxT Moor 1 o 0 (i Derringer boasts The Cubs needed only seven hits a mark of 12 won and four lost 3r 24 91 Total Total 31K27 14 to win as the crippled Giants helped x — Hat tad fir M'Gr lu th afvatuh them with a totul of six bohbles for Mvar tu ih Moth tu th ninth Scalzi was expected lo bolster a 9r XxxLoin- Raittol (or Hheurt oon ooo km — 3 make-shiinfield with his fine Briw'kivn - 7 01 500 010 — Hialnhatk PlKtt Sunmiary: Error defensive game bafied jn — Koy 4 Htiftijn R'jti The loss dropped the Giants into mil Hiulann J GutterL'k Martin ba hi'— Hudson Kuv DutUridK sixth place and moved the Cubs Tv'o Knv Thrrrtiaaa hit Htflt ?icararl — i'oararatt Into second place as the St Louis ) -- K Kov Hacrifle to Mourf W’fllaml Mvr D''uhla pltv— lost Cards 5 —Off on ball W'filaud Mir Rnf ROCK SrRtNGK Wyo — LeadCHICAGO NK YORK MGr 2 Humirn 3 Hhoun Struck out ABHOA' AHHOA — Pv Hamlin ership in the Rock Springs city 3 3 Hu Hhoim ft t) Hark 3b 0 Mrtnre f ft 2 11 n I 3 2 Off Weiland 8 lu Mcie softball league went into another Inning Herman 2b 4 I 3 2' Wftltrhd 2b 4 2 7 3 LnHh'Hi't In 3 InnliiK in 2 ft 2 4 0 Galau If Demme ( ft 2 i 0 hodgepodge Thursday night with a InK plli her WIII Gleeaon rf 4 1 2 0 t rf 4 2 I 0 O R‘ miia 'f 4 Reynold 3b 4 112 0 surprise upset of Franks’ PharHxrtntM r 4 0 3 0 O !e ft 2 7 0 macy by the Holy Name Society U n G Ruil 1b 4 ft Hafev Mb' 2 MfWU'il Erullo Motor defeated Quealy A 2 (i 4 t 2 0 0 o O o Faeau p 3 O Oo 0u C lo t these two teams back into Frenii p 2 n o p a lie for first place 0 0 0 2 zKippie o o o Rag P Frullo had S' ttuiiM hr i) li o o o ' dropped to second place Wednesday ZirSpel 1100 O (I Hubln'll p night when it lost a game lo xKniniMiui l o o o SALEM Ore July 25 (99- -J O Franks' 38 7 27 7 To!! To’ ma 4 I i ft 2 i 4 Franks’ two scores came In the Idaho Culanl slate trapahnnt Saivo In mxth glutted gjH ifir for S htmu her In eigh'h Pocatello scored a fourth when Welsh hit a from champion for Heal at m ninih iHitfd with one on perfect etrike of 100 birds SaturxH‘ted fur iUibtirll in mmii In the sixth inning of the Frullo-Quca200 021 300 — 8 day lo handithe rhiraji "sliding capture oo I pit! 3jo— T New York game It looked as though Hummarv rnir — Sralgl 4 0')e 2 O cap" second major event of the the Herman Franks' loss wouldn’t affect th Kmm halted lit— tileeaon Rueil Grand trap-ehoPacific international 2 Ott (ialHii 2 'newu O'De 2 league standings for the rnotormen tournament Bontifa 2 Demar Two hae Ml — 4 Three-hHerman Reyri"M hit -- Ronura It was th third perfect string were on the short end of a Home rune-- Ga an O't'e Htolen 1tf9 — But Zaversnik exploded the S G score S HiI S Reynold rtfire - l hl(i’heid In ns mAny days of firing out a homo run Double l?i Whitdiend hh1 t Mcndcntiall Grants Pass Ore fireworks by poling niir 2 Herman liwriell and Kuteell Bnar on This was the on hail— (Tf 4 the feat in winning the with two men nine-ruequaled HR) n ! M f 2 Preiuh of a HUuik nut — clase A title gc rally that beginning and Frank Thursday Hv Salvo 5 Penu French won the game Hubbell Til a Off Haivo in M Troeh Portland "went straight" 8 lintltT humaclter I o in 2 Hnhhell 0 in world ! winning Friday’! In U Fa Men it n k 3 Fre h 2 n 7 (none out in f' In 2 Pitt eighth)' championship he Wild Salvo pnr HnMl W'lnnlng Count finished one bird ahead piiiher - Faeau Lniirva pitiher— Aaivo of Troch Saturday Billy Fox of Mount Vernon Wooilert-o- n and II E Hanger of Wash Finishes Klamath Falls Ore divided third in Filmland mnnry with scores of 9 Other scores Included Dean Hurd Salt Lake City 96 LONDON July 22 iTt - Sydney Woodcrmi coriliuued to show the G II Kris Glcndive Mont 94 poor form which has British track Lloyd Humber Butte Mont 91 followers worrying Saturday when V S Baxter Reno Nev 91 John lie finished fourth In the Colant Jr Pocatello Idaho 90 In th Middlesex Frank KauOnmn Kail Iaka Oily handicap rai THE NATION S N II 90 It L loimhlrv meet ihs time was 3M 5 E A Hears Essex champion who 89 II B irr Carhale Suit City had a handicap won in S3 Willinm Powell I'allon Nev 8 I 88 211 II J Vannoy Fallon Nev 4) Kn-- Stoiru baBf- - Latfs — Wilnfp — ('rnmii fv(1n!r to T'rrr Koxx 2 Wilinn to t’fniu to Kxx rn hall - (tff Ki truer 2 Milts 2 Wtin ft H Shtr-baStruck out— 1 I Mil's 3 Kirnberitn Wilson Hits — (tff Kramer 4 in nm e tmt tr R tn 3 Whitehead Mil's in ft 1 ft: Kimberlln 1 Jn J Lash piuh 41200 Cmk lb 2 0 14 Lombrdl c 3 1 1 cf 4 0 4 Berger 0 0 0 Craft rf Bngvani rf 3 1 4 2 3 Myers Derruigr p 4 1 0 M 1 K U'XA ) CHICAGO July 22 (AP) — American league pitchers caught up with the New York Y’ankees’ belter Joe DiMaggio for a spell this week but his brief slump wasn’t sufficient to endanger his lead in the batting race 323 and Charwho batted at a Iwis Washington DiMaggio 323 Detroit ley Gehringer merry 500 clip a week ago dropped hils 115 most has the McQuinn y seven-daOne of Boston's errors was made 2(i points for the period and Foxx has scored the most runs by Sebastian Sisti the Bees' from with Friday’s ending games 76 Case stole another base runrecruit from their Hart432 to 406 He got only eight hits ford farm in the Eastern league in 30 times at bat for the week ning his total to 29 FITTSIIURi-HUSTON 1HO All other divisional leaders reBHOA f Waner cf at one stretch getting only one 0 R 0 Outlaw If 4 14 0 4 2 13 Garni Vfnifihn sa rf 4 0 3 0 of week a tained their top spots hit in five games Beil if 4 2 0: Haesett lb 3 3 7 1 ft 2 4 West cf rf 4 10 2 ago Hank Greenberg of Detroit Klein marEven so he has a 8 Oi Cucinelo 2b 4 0 5 3 Fletchr lb 4 29 doubles and 18 home runs 3b 4 3 0 has WarsUer Hamlly 84013 gin over Jimmy Foxx of BoMon Yniiltc 2b 4 13 2 Unnz c 4111 4 of Washington has Berrea 0 2 13 0' Sisfi Majeaki 3b 2 358 gave him second place Taft Wright Swift p 5 2 0 2 0 4 2 3b of Williams nine Ted and p 2 1 2 2 triples 20 worst The second points hy xtummona Boston has batted in 77 runs all 10 0 0 j Krankhsa p 0 0 0 1 slump of the week among the lead- tops in their departments 39 n 27 7' Totals' Tone 34 8 27 17 ers was suffered hy Boston's Roger Strikeout aHatted for MacFayden in aeventh String Cramer who dropped from 332 to PlttAtmrKh 102 2o0 03 — 9 Hnston 002 000 ()i() — 3 309 and right out of the first ten Cleveland's Bob Fellfr Krrora— Majeakl 2 Iopp 2 West Kim Slfltt hitters ran his string of strikeouts batted In — Klein 2 2 I'min West 3 hit to 132 easily the best figure in Handley — Fletcher Sacrifice Handlev Select List Baseball 'Widow’ Says 'So Long Bill t t it ) feww5-N- five-gam- NEW YORK July 22 (UP) — Another reason the Cincinnati Reds are leading the National league is that they play ballftind don't fight equawk or become embroiled in endless arguments with the (11-0- qtiab va e Sox currently possessing a winning streak at expense of Yanks and Bosox depend heavily on this staff The way these boys are going it looks like a tough race in the American — — — -- - By George Klrkeey Wilson Yields but Seven Bingles To Chalk Up 6 to 3 Victory tK-- i vAytXijgvA-WWg5ae'F‘'i- Redlcgs Avoid DiMag Hits Slugging Slump Player Fines But Still Leads A L Chase Bosox Hand Lowly Browns Sixth Straight Trouncing w' i Wild In l)iU hr- - Mrs Hill DcCiii lo wife of Twin Fulls’ hard hilling ralchcr brenmrs a ‘‘willow" whenever s go on the road Here n lie Lids huliliy goo'hjc as the hall (lull departs the Ciiu lioj rd I?'!? nawf0ki |