| Show 'XL - v ee TrirsI © © in im mi u & P a y Wo I elEesppraod Today co n d D : gdenftes Use Flane On fishing urip tr nr1 On First Par f 1033 — — WW or kuh 1Q3d aw - Si- Under " 1R HnWt Geertsen Bacrs a 68: Branca Is Third With Bid For Championship - 70: Even Parj Twenty-fou- r 'VnOiIJJvtl T W — — - ' -' ' - - ' ' — the iim Geertsen last er-up f ' : -- : : four back of the leader He regi i ' i istered a 68 two i " : son was second strokes ' K sea- under par Tee Branca - at professional Fort Douglas rests in third r i place wlth'a 70 even par The second 18 1 the ©X 72 open Jfcoles uy sponsored of Salt Bennett's Lake and Ogwill be den this afternoon played com- mencing a t 2 m The final SCHNEITEIt and 18 morning the iol£ 'fieoiV I p m in wilL be Played Man- - Schneiter Iyed constacolorfulgolf 32 turned In a Saturday He home in os Mine i T i"VSr an He bagged sistn noie eagle three on the long Sctoeiterwasoneoverparontoe :" tenth hole but imea on the sixth seventh and holes - second nine The cards of Schnelter Geertsen and Branca follow: 434 445 344—35 Par Schneiter 'out 434 443 Schnelter In 534 444 Geertsen Put 334 336 Geertsen to 534 444 343- -2 to throw- - Rowe t- - four-gam- 72 37-37- ' £9—Albert 75 ' Utsman Ogden C 5 C George Eccles Ogden 37—76 C- - C v 33—78 40- 44-35—- 80 80 42-39- — 81 Ken Downs El Monte Vf R Goodrich Logan Bill Willis Provo Boh Carmen Ogden C O 81 82 83 : - S3 ' 4J- ' CLOSE GAMES ' " l1 f Xj-ifil- m J 1' fli' - il I— — Scores: I ! 6 Clinton Batteries: Singleton and Poulsen Draayer and Draayer ! Syracuse 2 7 4 Warren Batteries: Walker M Cook and D Cook Taylor and Hansen 1 North Ogden 8 Hooper Batteries: Chadwick and Shupe Hull and Flinders DIVISION NO 2— NOETH 7 State School 3 Plain City - Batteries: Blood and Hall Hadley Taylor and Carver 13 Warren - Clinton Coi: - : 7 j e Sawtooth mountains We counted 40 lakes In that section of Idaho We were 11000 feet In the air "We each bagged the limit each day on the trout streams Our trip was ideal and we plan to invade that section of Idaho again soon" Wild chickens are also plentiful "Fishing is ideal in that section? The fish shown in the above picture are and rainbow trout ' "We had a great time" said Mr Armstrong "We took sleeping bags - i cut-thro- ' at ed heade4for an easy victorywhen General Crowder began to weaken in the seventh and the Sox rallied to knot the count in the semi-finInnings Wes Ferrell who smacked a pinch double in Boston's big rally failed to hold the Tigers however and a ninth inning run decided the game DETROIT AB R H O A i al White cf Gehringer 2b Cochrane c Greenberg Xb Goslin If Rogell ss Fox rf Owen 3b Crowder p Auker p 511 2 3 2 2 0 0 5 4 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 3 6 2 9 3 1 2 X 0 X 0 1 WASHINGTON - AB R H O A - Kuhel lb Stone rf Myer 2b Manush If Travis 3b Powell cf 3 5 5 5 3 2 8 I 3 4 4 X X 3 Bolton c 3 X 4 X 2 5 2 Whitehill 4 0 0 Strange ss p Totals Chicago 37 9 13 2710 100 100 000—3 007 000 110—9 1 3 i 0 X000 0 1000 0 X000 X 750 X 750 33 2 2 000 2 000 I 000 o 0 0 in the nightcap First game: 0 37 5 13 27 X0 Totals R HE s— 15 21! 0 Cleveland Ran W In 9th for Ferrell 3 3 8 220 000 101— 8 Philadelphia Detroit 3 Boston Lee and Phillips Brenzel Diet 000 100 310—5 X Errors: Owen Gehringer Two rich Caster Benton Tubemlle and 0 j base hits: Cochrane Gehringer Richards Berry 0 Second game: Almada Miller base hit: Three 0 Owen W CLEVELAND Ferrell Cronin 0 3 M0 White Dahlgren AB R H O A Stolen base: Gehringer 2 6 Sacrifice: Crowder Double plays: Vosmik if Schedule— July 27 0 4 Rogell to Greenberg Crower to Ro- Averill cf 0 0 gell Gehringer Rogell to Green- Campbell rf South Weber at Taylor X 3 berg Crowder Rogell to Green- Trosky lb Riverdale at Hooper 0 X berg Winning pitcher: Auker Los- Hale 3b 2 3 Berger 2b Warren at Plain- - City (double-heade- r) ing pitcher: F Ferrell 1 (double-head-er- at Clinton " Syracuse L 1 V (Double-heade- r) North "Ogden at West Weber DIVISION No 2—NORTH WonLostPct Bocker ss Phillips c to 2 V 4 f 0 X000 Warren X 3 Turning Jna perfect performance 750 Farr' West x 3 750 for more than eight Innings Fischer West Warren 2 2 500 who was cast off by Detroit earlier State School this season was nicked for a single JbOO 2 3 Plain City g by Ossie Bluege Washington's X 3 Liberty-- ' In the ninth shortstop X 50 3 Pleasant View The White Sox scored their lone ooo 0 4 Wilson run in the second inning when Appling walker was pushed to third by Schedule— July 27 Dykes' single and scored on Sewell's Wilson at Warren grounder First game: Liberty at West Warren so RHE Pleasant View at Plain City (one 7 7 X Chicago p m) V Farr 'W?st t State School' (two Washington Fischer and Seven: Hadley and p m)' Holbrook lame-hittin- l t 0X0 -": X SPLIT DOUBLE CARD WASHINGTON July 20— (AP)— Winegarner p After winning the first game of a 32 2 Totals doubleheader I to 0 as Charles PHILADELPHIA Fischer limited the Senators to a AB R single hit the Chicago White Sox 4 X dropped the second to Washington Finney rf 0 Cramer cf Johnson If 4 4V Higgins 3b McNair ss Warstler 2b Richards p Mahaffey p Totals Cleveland 0 2 5 j 1 3- j ' weeks--most- j ly 1 j - 1 0-- 00 12 0X2 lit lii A L -- 4 ed 0 0 6 24 7 H OA X 510 0 1 2 0 !! 2 0 0 3 91 0 2! 1 31 0 I 7! 0 0 X X X ) 1 !! 0 5 9 27 S 00 010 100— 2 004 000 010— 5 32 Philadelphia Errors: Trosky Knickerbocker Two base hits : McNair Mahaffey Vosmik Knickerbocker Three base hit: Finney Home runs Foxx Berger Sacrifice: Warstler i Double plays: Vosmik to Phillips Warstler McNair to Foxx FAMOUS BADE 00 73-year-- cld I i - i ! I " i ! if ex-No- tre Viri Third at - i I p" r - X am i4ffrf'4 - 1 all-arou- YAliSlSS I -- s Club S zCooke r ns ' pitcher: Jones X Fitz-simmo- 1 bases: Lowell 2 Simmons Double piays: Travis to Myer 10 junei jups-ih- g 0 13 Klick-mind- ooo y ' III I 2 Second game: DIVISION NO 2—SOUTH CIHCAGO Won Lost Pet ABRIIOA 3 0 X000 Syracuse 5 0 0 5 0 Radcliff If X 3 750 Hooper 3 0 0 I 3 2b Piet X 3 "750 Haas Roy 5 I 0 2 0 X 3 750 Bonurarf Xb Slaterville 4 0 X 7 X X w333 2 Clinton 4 0 2 5 0 Simmons cf X 3 50 West Point 4 X I 2 X ss Appling 000 0 2 North Ogden 3 0 I X X 3b Dykes 000 Shea 0 4 BRACKET NO 2 West Weber 2 0 a 0 X Father c And - Mother of WonLostPct 0 0 0 X 0 Jones p 1 Schedule— Jnly 27 0 1000 Gomez Visit Ogden Cblyar Coal Co 0 0 Phelps p 000 Uintah 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Roy at Hooper (one p in) p ( Tistje En Route West ' X 0 0 JBQ0 0 0 0 2 Slaterville at North Ogden Smalley Jewelers p Wyatt t Sandman-GrocerX 000 0 0 0 0 West Weber at West Point xSewell The "Yankees "miss Babe Ruth" ' X 0 0 0 0 "Clinton at Syracuse (one p m) last Weekf Rsultf xxHayes was the way Frank M Gomez 0 Cblyar Coal Co nine Uintah M father of Vernon "Lefty 24 5 3 to 33 are Totals scientists Russian trying Gomez Yankee x— Eatted for Phelps In 3rd pitcher summed up Next Week's Schedule grow melons having roots nine feet club's diffi- the baseball New York m xx— Kara-HuBatted for Tietje in 6th desert EJnUh vs Err alley Bros Jewelers long in the six-fifte- en : j Can-zone- 4 Washington Errors: Myer Simmons Piet Shea Two base hits: Kuhel stone Stolen ty ?Pjof eseicnaJa :2 t 9 - - -- 5 — Howard White El Monte : Utah "Copper - Ridge club i 2:35 p m — Sam' Cooner Forest Tale and Harry Yeager Ogden country ciuo George Eccles' Ogden country club and Mickey Riley Forest Dale withdrew Saturday from the tourna- - — i " Monte - - 41 and Howard r GET EVEN BREAK PHILADELPHIA July 20— (AP)— 33 6 10 27 15 Behind Roy Mahaffey's six Totals BOSTON pitcWng : the Athletics came back the second game today to wm-ABRHOA in street July 22 four p Melilla 2b Thirty-sixt- h to 2 4 0 3 and even a doubleheader after I " m l "' 4 0 3 2 the Cleveland Indians had overAlmadacf r 5 0 0 3 whelmed them 15 to 3 in the first Colyar ' Coalr Co vs Sandman Johnson If street July Cronin ss encounter 5 I X X Grocery Thirty-sixt- h 26th four p m 4 0 X 4 Miller rf Eight runs in the first inning 4 0 I 4 R Ferrell c made the opening game easy for the 3 2 2 0 Redskins Jimmy Foxx's 18th homer FA&M BtJREAU LEAGUE X0 Xb 3 4 of the season coming with two on I Dahlgren Team Standing 0 0 0 0 Rhodes p base to climax a four-ru-n rally in DIVISION NO 2 0 0 0 the third gave inning Mahaffey waiberg p v Won Lost Pet W Ferrell p i X X 0 the decision over Ralph Winegamer - Liberty 8 Batteries: East Thomas and Way-me- Clinton Hill Brumker M Shaw and Hooper Riverdale N Shaw 9 North Ogden West Warren 6 Warren Farr West Batteries Tremea and Barrows Plain City Syracuse Painter Taylor and McEntire Wilson vs Pleasant View forfeit to Taylor West Weber Pleasant View South Weber ' - -- i I'ViVlf J -- ference between first and second place In the Ajnerican league standing today as they turned back the Red Sox for the third straight time 6 to 5 but the "law of averages'1 continued to favor the Yankees The triumph" gave Detroit which has climbed "steadily ever since it moved out of sixth place late In May a virtual tie with the Yanks who were idle The Tigers have won 52 games three more than the Yankees and lost 33 also three more The percentage table however still shows New York on top ' 620 to 612 made Detroit four runs off Gordon Rhodes in the first two Innings and 89 J 1 ' 40-45- — 45-45- iwrif wr i Tigers deduce Lead of Mew Yorkers Senators Get One Hit Against Son now 8 West Weber 42- 3 Hooper Dwight Parkinson El Monte 5 43—85 Slaterville Howard White El Monte Batteries: Flinders - and Todd 88 Bowns and Baird Howard Ridge Mi gna 0 i West Point t Dale Sam Cooner-Fores- t 9 Roy ' " 80 Forfeit to Roy 51-C Ogden Harry Yeager :— 92 OGDEN CITY JUNIOR COMMERLEAD AMATEURS CIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE Blaine Hulmston cne of the outTeam Standinf standing amateurs at El Monte and BEACKET NO I " Won Lost Pet Norman Schultz of Bonneville lead the Amateurs with 74s four over Royal Coal 6 1000 1 par They are tied with Earl Sch 10 1000 0 Tire Shop neiter for fourth place Walter Cos-gri- ff Pearcc PlasterBros DeVree leading amateur last season ers I 0 1000 is ten strokes back of Bchultz and 1 000 -- Hulmston 0 Sarlo Grocery 1 000 0 Co Pairings for this afternoon follow Royal Baking 1 000 0 2 p- nv— George Schneiter Ogden Belvedere Dairy club: El Jehn Geertsen Last WeeV Results country Monte Tee Branca Tort Douglas Sarlo Grocery & Pearce Tire Shop - 3:05 p mSId Harmon Sibley nine park: Earl Schneiter Idaho Falls Royal Baklnf Co seven DeVree and Norman Bchultz Bonneville Brothers Plasterers eight ' ' 2:1C p m— Blaine Hulmston El ' Monte Albert Utsman Ogden counNext Week's gchedale Schneiter Logan try club Ernie Pearce Tire Shop vs Royal Coal c 2:15 p m— Henry Mathleu Og- Co Stegen fields- July 22 five-thirden country club Dallas Kess El ' Monte Elmer Beus El Monte DeVree Brothers vs Belvedere Stegen field July 23 four Monte Ken Downs El Monter W Dairy m ' p Goodrich Logan Jl Royal Baking Co vs Sarlo Groc2:25 p m— Bill Willis Provo Bob Carmen Ogden country club erymBtegtn field July 25 p "Walter Cosgriff Bonneville 41—54 v t DIVISION NO 2— SOUTH Bonneville Walter Cosgriff jpn iinmrin- - -- -- 40-43- — - x- nt r Dallas Hess El Monte Elmer Beus El Monte Marls Austad El Monte - 39- - Henry Mathleu' Ogden C C : 36- 37-3- — "Ernie Schneiter Logan 4 38- - Monte EL ifirr W last week With Mortensen at the controls the trio left Airport Qgderi last Sunday morning After a short stop at Burley for gasoline the trio pro ceeded north to a point 25 miles northwest of Challis Idaho DIVISION NO I South Weber vs West Weber postponed 4 Plain City Blaine Hulmston :" Vi "u aaXTviT - SStheW S4— 74 A ! Slaterville eked out a five to three decision over Hooper Saturday in one of the feature games of the Weber county farm bureau league West Warren turned back Farr West nine ' to six won over Plain City In a Clinton well played contest six to four 136--74 Tl! Three Ogdenlte's Ward Armstrong Art Mortensen and Francis Peterson report fishing "grand" at the mouth of Thomas creek on the middle fork of the Salmon In Idaho: The above picture tells the story Peterson Is shown at the top left and Mortensen is pictured at the lower left with Armstrong at the extreme right The air distance to the fishing along and provisions for four days If you crave a few days of fish ing in tha "wide open" spaces try hole is 3§0 miles They made the Fishing was grand It is an ideal fishing on the middle fork "of the hop in just a trifle over three hours trip' Salmon in Idaho That is the rec"That section of the country is "It is possible for one to leaive ommendation of Ward Armstrong the last frontier in the United Ogden in the early morning hours Art Mortensen and Francis Peter- States' said Mortensen "Deer fly to the fishing-holget his limit son all of Ogden who hopped to mountain goats mountain sheep and and be back in Ogden that night and from the ideal "fishing hole" other wild animals predominate 'Most of our trip was over the the 18 holes Satur deite day in rtookfigures a seven on thejaci six on the second nine LARGE FIELD r Twenty-fougolfers are toddbg Last year and tiUe for the man affair two a vras the classic S Double-head- er sports writer and former sports editor of the Ogden Daily Journal arrived in Ogden Saturday for a two weeks vacaJuly 20— (AP)— The league leading New York tion from his work in the News- CHICAGOsnffered tiieir fourth defeat in six games in the paper Division of the Federal Housi- west attack off Roy today as the Cubs coupling a? ten-h- it ng- Administration in Washington Parmelee effective in clutches with the pitching by Larry D C won uieir secona victory 01 jie series tfTencn 2 10 During the last year in which he defeat The the Giants' clipped has been in the nation's capltol over the St Louis Cardin- scored on three doubles and a tin-- ' margin Greaves has kept in close touch als whose game with Brooklyn was off Tony Prietas the Phillies dewith eastern sports activities and rained out to Vt games It also gle feated the Reds nine to threa towas full of information when he marked another step in the Giant's day 1 f to as IParmelee lost tumble hadn't Standard-ExaminThe IPhillies rolled lip seven' dou dropped into the Cubs to bles in all off Cincinnati J" editorial office Saturday afternoon pitchers to three years A even the series at ono game each on the major leagues Commenting similar record PHILADELPHIA baseball races Greaves stated "It was shattered AB R II O A looks like Detroit and the Cards la st Monday Allen cf & 3 3 3 0 Schuwhen Hal O again The New York clubs are 5 0 If macher lost to Watkins X X 4 3 Moorei 4 wilting and I don't think they're V 'vvi rf Cincinnati after 5 0 0 XX going to be able to stand off last the Reds Camilli lb beating K x Without 9 1 X 0 3b champions year's regularly for an Verges and Castleman to top B 3 3 4 ss even longer pe Haslln' f orm the Giants will look bad and J 4 6 X X 2b Chiozza riod the only thing that will save the 0 3 4 e 4 Wilson4 X"rench given Yanks is the sudden return of Lefty 4 I X 0 Walters -4 p an early Gomez to a consistent winning working margin stride j 41 9 14 37 X6 Totals won his sixth "The sweetest playing ball club to 7 CINCINNATI straight victory the American league is Connie ' AB R H O A LAfcRyFRtNCtt and his eighth of Mack's Athletics If the A's had it — 8 0 0 3 2 2b season KamDouris to the but throw Cleveland's pitching staff 3 j In with' Foxx Johnson Cramer his first to three by Slade ss 3XO 4 0 2 0 Higgins and McNair nothing would bearing down with men on base Goodman rf 8 0 1 3 stop them" It's also lack of pitch- The Giants mads a dozen hits and Herman If 12 4 3 3' fl otherwise men left stranded had ing that's keeping an Bottomley lb 4 O X 3 NEW YORK Sullivah 3b smooth Washington outfit in AT H H Tl A Campbell c 3 0 0 6 seventh position" As for the Bosif pi ton Red Sox Joe Cronin just Moore If 4 0 2 3 4 0 X X Bvrd Cf 0 0 & 0 doesn't seem able td whip his team Bartell ss5 0 0 3 Frietas n J Walter Terry lb into competitive spirit 3 0 0 0 5 0 3 10 Johnson p X Johnson's Clevelanders are still suf- Ott rf 0 0 0 5 0 2 X 1 Lombardi a 4 setKamm-Mya- tt 0 from the O 0 0 S 0 2 2 fering Leiber cf Schottfpzz i back The Chicago White Sox are Jackson 3b 0 0 4 0 4 Cuylerr still the talk of the league and they Koenlg 2b 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 i Hermann p look good to finish third and de- Mancuso c 4 serve plenty of credit for so doingf Parmelee 3S 3 9 27 8 3 X I X Totals J Greaves nar- Davis x p Turning to boxingCarizoneri-Klic1 X X 0 to sixth z— Batted for Johnson k - I mm l rated the recent zzr— uauea ?or acnoiji iij eigpwi fight in Washington and was of Totals : 40 2 12 24 IX PhUadelphia 421 001 X00— 9 the opinion that Referee Jack x— Batted for Parmelee in ninth 010 X00 100—3 cent Cincinnati Dempsey was one hundred per CHICAGO Fre'itas base hits: Two ri to Error: right to giving the nod : AB R H O A MooreiVergea Haslln 2 Chiozza Aleastern most of the although 5 X 2 4 Galan If len Wilson Byrd Stolen base : Has sports writers were rather 4 0 X 2 lin Losing pitcher: Freitas "If Jackie Burke has im- Herman 2b Xb X 4 7 ( proved as much as I'm told he has Cascaretta X 4 3 c Hartnet during the past year I'm sure he s 2 2 4 ready for the top flight I saw Izzy Demaree cf J 3 2 6 Jannazzo and Phil Furr ninth and Klein rf 2 0 0 tenth ranking welterweights in the Hack 3b X 2 3 ss ten rounds and recently country go Jurges 4 0 0 0 they showed nothing that should Pench p rate them over the Ogden sensa' 32 7 10 27 11 tion" Greaves would like to see Totals NATIONAL Burke and Truman Harvey Ogden New York 000 000 101— 2 Won Lost Pet 012 000 04x— 7 middleweight pride come east dur- Chicago 53 26 J7Xing the winter and he thinks that if Errors: Mancuso Parmelee 2 Her- NewYprk 50 3Q £25 Louis St they were not rushed too fast they man Two base hit: Hartnett Home Chicago 90 49 34 would step up nicely to the course runs: Davis Klein Stolen bases: 523 41 45 of six months to eastern ringfare Galan 2 Sacrifices: Herman Klein Pittsburgh 38 42 475 Brooklyn Football was Greaves' next point Double plays: Ott to Terry Bartell Cincinnati 1P 45 484 39 of comment and he felt that Burke to Koenig to Terry 47 420 34 Philadelphia Fry was in a good spot as playing fl4 Ml 31 Boston t coach of the Washington Federals PIRATES TAKE TWO in next fall's pro festivities wFry AMERICAN PITTSBURGH Pa July 20 — ' has made a lot of friends in WashBraves Boston Won Lost Pet The (AP)— dropped ington since his appointment as 30 30 New York coach and the Washington grid both games of today's doubleheader 33 612 con63 Detroit Pirates with their the running management is turning the works secutive tff 44' 35 557 string of defeats to 14 The Chicagb over to him with the hope of bring43 41 512 scores were 14 to two and six to Boston ing the Federals Into the national three 40 500 40 Cleveland 1 limelight f'The owners of the Fed43 456 38 I R H E Philadelphia First game:! eral are casting about for a broken 1 33 48 429 2 3 10 Boston Washington to runner the backfield into fit field JLi 25 55 313 X4 X5 X St Louis with Fry and Dan Hanley Pittsburgh choice R Benton if he Batteries: Iankhouse Dame star and their can be obtained Is "Red" White Brown Bettsi and Hogan Mueller Senators! M Brown and Padden former Colorado Aggie triple-threSecond game:performer" Contest Over Reds also has Instructions to form BOSTON Fry ' '" a "shock-trooAb squad for the Fedh'O'A 'X' I— —— 'I' and he is building a Thompson rf' 5 0 3 3 0 erals line-u- p SACRAMENTO Cal July 30— 3 0 0 X midget formation around the Smith Maranville 2b v ( AP) — Sacramento hung VP Its third twins Elmo and Ivan of Utah Moore xx 0 0 0 straight victory over the3 Missions Aggie fame and Glen Wilkinson Mallon 2b 0 0 0 X here today winning 4 to Young quarterback Mowry xxx 0 0 0 0 Scores Wilkinson's law studies may inter- Lee If X 0 2 RHE fere with any attempts to return to Berger cf 3 X 2 3 '3 81 Missions the grid picture although Coach Fry Jordan lb 4 9 2 4 X 2 8 Sacramento is hopeful that he can obtain the Urbanski ss X Lou-p- al 3 2 0 en Out Nicholas Stitzel and t( services of the former B Y U : 0 0 4 0 Salkeld4 and Whitney 3b strategists c 4 0 X 3 Spohrer former Klncald "Donald "Butch X 3 0 p athlete is MaQraydent Weber College Gets 1 0 0 0 X "I earning to Washington this fall to Hogan continue his college career at CathTendons Totals J 0 24 XX olic University" Greaves said x Maranvillo for in —Batted "Catholic University is coached by ALFRED N Y (UP) Kangaroo e eighth "Dutch" Bergman the were substituted for those tendons xx—Batted for MacPayden - in of an Alfred university student who blocking back for Notre Dame's Imk mortal George Gipp They have a ninth was in a wrestttosr match for Mallon in ninth here injured nice 'schedule lined UP this season recently! arid Klncald should fit very nicely PJTTSBURail I AB R H O A into the C U brand of ball George 4 Vlk another well known ' Notre Jensen If 4 X 23 0 Dame star of past years is end LWaner cf 4 0 0 X 0 coach at C U P Waner rf j IN FARM LOOP B'OSTON July 20— (AP) — The gers wiped out most of the dif and Geertsen and these gdfen started another Saturday it Iccks like however affair Branca "Sthird place may cause the leaders plenty of trouble is Sid Harmon orWMey ParkThe over two 72 par a fourth with other scores follow: Sld Harmon Nibley Earl Schnelter Idaho rails : Norman Schultz Bonneville 33- - ire ldl© r 233-32-- 32-64 LSSlvtd 3 itdtd p ooitd—s ' - 5-33-63 S (Fa er week" against them twice next he said "And when we leave New York next Thursday night we'll be out In front and there will be nothing left of the pennant race but the shouting The Yanks have only beaten the Schoolboy once since he came Into the league and it took them XI Innings to do it then He beat them twice in two series last season and he can do it again 111 start him against them Monday even If they use Gomez and close with him Thursday e "There's half of the Series If we get the breaks and take the other two games the Yanks will never catch us and neither will anybody else in the league" The Yankee pilot Joe McCarthy provided his club can escape another bumping from the St Louis Browns this weekend can stay in front by breaking even with the Tigers in next The Yanks are week's series less than half a game in the lead 344-- 33 FOR ! (AP) July BOSTON Cochrane has It all figured out how his Detroit Tigers are going to jump over the Yankees into the American league lead "I'm going S Standard-Examin- er — 20 — " i 4— p Former Ogden Scribe Is High In Praise of Chicago Victory Clips Giant Lead to jThree and One-ha- lf Mack's Club Games Lefty French I Forced to Bear Down In Pinches Pirates Take Rex Greaves former Ogden Tigers To Win League Flag runn- - if SHORT VISIT H Cochrane Picks — is noies IK IS - i ' - r3l REX GREAVES SCHNEITER professional at the Ogden golf GEORGE" club and John Geertsen professional at year in El Monte lead the parade for the third consecutive1035 The title the intermountain open golf championship ' course event opened Saturday over the El Monte Schneiter' the pion D&ggeu wr— JXL - Injured Athlete Kangaroo nd l34 one-tim- xxx-Batted- j 12 10 Rodcp Uisjtbrs 13X6 4 Vaughanv as ii 1 1 fl 6 4 2b culties in the current campaign as Young X X 0 X 4 3b Thevenow he passed through Ogden on the 1 Xb 2 12 0 4 Overland limited Saturday morn Suhr o 2 0 1 3 0 Grace mm ing 3 0 0 0 4 "The heavy hitters aren't hitting Weaver p y — fi and they seem to make errors in 33 fl XX 27 IS Totals spite of every thing said the elder ISoston 005 000 C3D- -3 Gomez shaking hia head 030 000 21x— a "I think the troubl© i that the Pittsburgh Two base Jordan Errors: Babe isn't there any more He used hits: Suhr Young 2 base Three bits: Young to give the team a lot of confiruns: Home L Waner Berger ©f miss dence and the boy sort Vaughan Sacrifices: Urbanski Douhim That's the way it eeema to me ble plays: Young and Suhr Vaughanyway an Young and Suhr MacPayden Gomez father: of the famous Urbanski and Maranrtne "Lefty" looks less than 60 despite the 75- - years recorded against him ' PHILLIES SPARKm in the' family bible out in Rodeo : CINCINNATI July 20— (AP)— Off Calif hU home He settled back to start bis Pullman teat Saturday and told to an early how he did it "I eat hearty sleep plenty and SPECIAL— work out in the open" be explained Garbage Can simply "And I never worry about 10-gaU- with four runs wafer-Ur- on Hne' fishing rods reels kinds all baskets lines and of tackle at reduced prices 1 Gcnulnfi' Flnnlah ' t r : Hand forged frenx ths finest grade of Swedish cut"' lery etect r Rodeo tickets and - plenty of parkin rpica at ' ! ht 1 1 1CC0 m 2ith Street P !': Knives s anything' Gomez 'accompanied by his wife who is 65 years old passed through Ogden en route westward after visiting their son in New York City "We Have j - t - Phone 553 WasMntca Avd |
