Show 0MMR1PN v A im illi - 4D June 25 1931 Tha Salt Lake Tribune Friday I Giants Edge Braves a Brooklyn Outslugs Redleg8 ': Clementine Takes: Mays Leads in Homers i June CAI— 23 - -- t I'M' ! )' t 41 -' I- -- i Jack ' 96 Victors Dodgers :rd 1 JP—Calumet Farm's 'Alia Clem- entine a candidate for national 'honors as the filly of the yeari captured the $26900 Hollywood Oaks Thursday in convincing 'fashion over a field of five fillies :rival Registering her seventh tie- tory in' 10 trips to the post as 41 2 and 3year-olMir Clemen- the pace- line outdistanced WWII by more fetting Frosty 4han a length with Free Cowl try third ' The distance was a mile and tite eighth and the time 150 - ' 'ZsN ‘ ''::::' 4 - :'1 Inglewood Race INGLEVIOOD ''' ' '' ' ' cA 1e '! - A' ' -- :: tt k ' 0 I2-hi- ' At It ' ": 2-- Dud-May- !- 411116 -"' ' ': 'x 1 4 '1 7:7 COOL VENTILATED - '' '' y N - - a44 " -- -- ' -- A f 1 1 1 i t95 1 BACK-U- P Givros firm grip slope hands from LAMPS obi tali with versal bracket 'cosily TRUI AND SALANCI 00 SI this ad Withoot ad —WS par whoa! 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Lockman lb 4 I fi 0 players that should increase the potential of the seventh-plac- e Aaron If 3 0 3 I Adcock lb 3 0 5 11 Irvin If Pi lots by a tremendous amount The most important of the 3 2 0 CP Mueller re 3 1 3 0 Patio re 5-- 1 3 2 3 0 trio perhaps is Virgil Giovannoni a big righthanded pitcher OTonell Tb 3 I 0 II MIYI et 1 3 3 31$ r 2 3 0 I Crandall Oliliardner who was with Pocatello in 1952 lie was purchased by MilDittmor 2h 1 0 3 2' Woatrum c 3 1 4 I PITTSBURGH June 24 (UP) waukee oa aSmally 2b 1 0 1 0 Liddie p from the defunct Spokane Indians of the Western Inter' —Rookie pitcher Brooks LawSpahn p 2003 bCalderane I 0 0 Oi rence just up from the minors national League The others are Arthur Lee Maye a 2S 4 24 7 Total rookie out Totals 307277 for his major league debut fielder and Bob Zubeck an infielder allied out for Ditimer in 8th Zubeek was formerly threw a fourhitter Thursday with hFouled Out for Spahn in 9th Evansville of the Three-- I League 010 000 000- -1 Milwaukee With the announce- ik:(:)1-- ( RUBBER WELDERS 10 legth 2stil West Wel 114967 Sett Lek City r so otos- s r yaw bring Sturm :' IC 1 0 sorating Handsome chrome lights Em 1 Vann STMIIINS COVER Know your chi tude! 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N GREATEST VALUES OF THE SEASON l n t TRIP ill - lad Sin WS 1 I YOUR RragrAwt F 1 ) 43 ::4 BROOKIYN June 24 01 NEW YORK June 24 (UP) Amazin' Willie Mays took over Brooklyn outalugged the Cin- ' :1-:- 0 I Schroeder's-7- —H ' the Major League home run cinnati Rediegs Thursday with t a barrage that produced (LI '''' leadership from Stan mosial a A ' e ii' Thursday victory and left the Dod- a two-rublast' with '' of back one still the game germ Bees have a Class A Fliaor that helped tiny Don Liddle league-leadinY or k New oor: '''' Salt Lake Waked to the future Thursday in the Pioneer 4 pitch the New York Giants to Giants Home 1:utis by Duke Snider League with a firm belief the ball club simply is not a third a four-hitriumph over the ftny Campanella and Junior Milwaukee Braves - t '' ' ''': ' place finisher—or even a second place team Gilliam accounted for fiie one of crashed Lefty Right now the Buzzers should be one of the most formidable and runs balance the 41:1 4 oV)11 ger tipped Warren Spahn's fast balls into over Redleg circut clouts by Ed teams the loop has seen in several years Pinky- Hesse in the Leads N Y Willie Maya the upper left field stands in Bailey and Ted Kluszewski The outfield will be a wonderful addition for he's a good outfielder Giants in drive to pennant the second Inning for his 23rdlCineinnall homers were good as well as a great clutch hitter The Little Kraut was a big hit nommINEE home run of the season The for four runs in 1951 and is an even better ball player now the fans with Seven paraded to blow which followed a single the mound pitchers four for the Redlegs And Buddy Close has sufficient ability to lend a big help TIME! by Don Mueller was Mays' fifthl who did manage to shell the ing hand to the Bee pitching staff An exceptionally big guy homer in the last four games Dodgers' starter Russ 'Meyer Clogs has made rapid strides in the pitching business since TIRES ARE out- - he was with Salt Lake in 1951 and provided Addle with the from the hill with a in the aecond Inning The burst INN margin for his first complete big blow was So Spokane's loss is Salt Lake gain When the Spokane InBailey's homer l game victory this year dians of the League became defunct the 'with one on RAM RECAPS 1111147 :team was split up among farm clubs of the Philadelphia Phi Ily Liddle making Ns first start cAtemin:t1 ash th !riritkinlY3b 4 3 3 3 organization Every player on the team was placed with some $595 600x16 Recappable Exchange against his 'old teammates McMillan as 34 0 3 3111alosa an ntizike'fkl club ii3lRSnoibdienro rnt 'other 3 lb 645 le walked only one batter and Grensras It 4 I 0 640x15 Recappable Exchange Hesse and Closs were the two most likely t9 help Salt Lake Hodges lb 4 2 152 2b 4 4C ansinells a 4 2 3 0 675 670x15 Recappable Exchange' yielded Milwaukee's lone run Female for the opening of the important I 0 linak 3b' Ft 4 4 2 0 2 They will be here Saturday when Amy Patio tagged him nare":: 715 1 ttisuer1"!'' 7100 5 Recappable Exchange ? series with Idaho Fails I 4 And on Saturday the local baseball fans will see a Bee team p for his eighth homer of the 765 7600 5 Recappable Exchange 0 0 blrsca Leta 0 0 p a Class A flavor all the way through with 0 0 0 011unhea Perkow1117 0 in 0 the p second year inning 805 01 1300x1 5 Recappable Exchange 0 f) Judm to I 0 0 0 After Pafko's homer !Addle' ellarmon Largest Crowd in Idaho Falls History 825 8100 5 Recappable Exchange 32 12 27 13 did not permit a Milwaukee Totals 31 a 24 14 Total 1Vednesday 'night Highland Park in Idaho Falls was Jammed aGrounded out tor Meyer In 2nti Untoditionol Rood Hazard Rootootoo to the rafters with the biggest crowd in its history bGrounded out tor Picons in 7tIL player to reach second base lie cGrountled out for Judson In lath Between 4500 and 4600 fans elbowed their way into the 040 000 020- -0 allowed two singles in the fifth Cincinnati Brook n 212 002 11z— to see the Russets defeat Ogden itiva special Free Night park Ital None on but the first these of Snider 3 4illiam CUSTOMER IN inning SPECIALIZE WE 2 Railer 2 Eurillo Campanella 3 by 30 of the towns merchants was thrown Out stealing! Post Iarranged Palk° Reese 21t — Furilln 3 Klussewki Hoak liodatts The deal came about when the merchants in a wonwhole SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK HR—Gilliam before Danny O'Connell lined Bailee Snider Campanella kluisowskl derful gesture hoping to revitalize interest in haseball in Idaho a hit to left S Gilliam TPMPIO ap and The Home of the Nation-Wid- e McMillan Klussewekh I and Falls simply "bought" out the park Then the management Temple The'onl$ other hit off !Addle Klualewski: Judson Pally and KIIIIIPW Unconditional Money-Bac- k 1118—Picone Porkowidti I Jud1- turned the gates open and allowed everyone to come in was Del Crandall's single nit E 1011 Police I 140—MeYer I Road Hazard Guarantee Now if that doesn't bring some of the potential fans hack the left field wall in the eighth Hughes Meyer I 110—Drows in 2 (ono out in third Pirrone 2 in 4 Perkowski 2 in to the Monte park to see a baseball game nothing will With the Bus-setoutfielder which !inning 3 : Judann 3 in 2 3 Mever 4 in 2 PRIMLY AND playing great ball now would be an excellent time to rally Irvin trapped throwing Cm Palace 4 in S Hughes 0 in 2 R ER Drew Picons 32 Perkowki 22 to their SATURDAY ONLY dall out at second base support in large numbers Judson Meer 4 Police ' 0 ki f IL 414' : - ':'-- -- ':) lut: illbatiL4 A '11r JUST TSI DUNG FOR THAT VACATION TRW Who' noodets Si low torten) 1 A n5 - HOURS$ o tio 6 Doily Sunday lor : A 017 """ 751 II"' 10 to 42 0 Dll 2734 YAW or ° i s ts fesli t 1 OGOIN N111111114 IP g i A 4 a A" 1 t - l - Iv ' 1 ' t' - - '' ' ( ' -- - 0 - ' r ' - - -- - - — t 41amood |