Show RAILROADERS ARE CITY CITY BASEBALL CHAMPS JEWELERS TRIP j RED AND WHITE IN FINAL FRA 1 JD l' l D. D R R. RC 0 C Q W. W I Sunshine to Capture Round Robin Tourney Event Event- CITY ROUND BOUND Roms ROBIN Final Standing Standing- of the be Tram Teams Won Lost Loft PC t n D II R R. o. o w W. 4 i 1 ic Ie C CRed Red k White Stores Store 3 2 It C v S sa sill Late Lake Jewelers 3 2 Helium JoUm Bakers Baters 3 2 2 5 8 I i H. H Oreen Stamps StAmps- 2 3 4 40 feminine Bakery BateO 0 5 3 00 OC y Last Sand 1 Result i 3 SL oI u H. H t Bikers Bakers Green s Stamps 6 a Sunshine s 9 8 S. Bakers L. L kJ Jewelers 4 3 Red Bed d k Wh WWW 12 D. D k R R. R O. O W. W 10 1 innings I Tuesdays Tuesday's I 11 Ii Holum Bakers 3 3 r n D. D k It O. O W. W 3 a S. k II u. Or Green n Stamps 3 Bed Reg White 17 n. 7 Sunshine Bakers Dakers 4 w- w 3 J F Red Bd k White 9 3 S. H. H Green Stamps 4 k r D D. D k R. R O O- W. W 7 1 Bakers Daten 2 t f jewelers 6 Sunshine Bakers Baku 2 I. Fridays Friday's 1 Bakers 6 S. Red A k White While 3 n n. R R. O. O W W. 9 Jewelers 4 4 a B. H. H Oreen Stamps 13 U. I. I S SL L Sanda Sundays Sandar's k i Bakers 5 S S. H Stamps 4 i 13 D R. R O O. W W. 17 n. Sunshine Bakers Baker S. S White Store B 5 i. ss Jewelers 10 Red f fv Denver Rio i Grande Western i is iSalt Lakes Lake's first entry in the stat stale amateur baseball tournament Septem Septem- ili ter r 4 H 4 11 inclusive surveying Its ils stat stale championship possibilities from the thc therone rone as city titleholder p The Railroaders clinched the city title Sunday In the city round robin by beating the Sunshine Bakers 17 fl to 5 5 but bul they have the Jewelers to lo thank for their unquestioned claim to tot t Mho the pennant inasmuch as s the Jewelers Jew t elers kept Red and White Stores from tying for tor the flag f r LOSE LOSI FIRST GAME GAMEt e t After booting a game away to Red rind rind White Stores a week ago in the IheI thet I opening opining round of the round robin Rio t Grande Grande turned in successive victories S rover over over S. S H. H Green Stamps Holsum Bakers the Jewelers and Sunshine Bakers Red and White meanwhile three only its ils first games Rio to to run Into reverses against Holsum c and the Jewelers in the final two tarts starts t k As if Peacocks Peacock's steady pitching for forthe forthe Ithe the Jewelers wasn't causing them enough trouble Red and Whites White's lineup lineup line line- lup up juggled because of injuries to lo Gates Scales and Randall earlier In the week contributed to its ils own downfall with wilh five errors five of at them in the fifth when hen the Jewelers scored five runs Rio Grande had an easy victory over Sunshine the Independent league entry en en- try suffering its ils fifth defeat t without a dangerous threat Buck Buci Hopkins pitched easily throughout had no need to lo worry In spite spile of Sunshine's ten hits hils because of or the big lead rolled up pp by the Railroaders Leading 5 to 2 at the end of or the third Rio Grande clinched things with wilh five ive runs in the fourth and four more in the fifth mth The youngsters played better beller ball when I replaced Meyers but bul theirs was a hopeless cause ClUse so the umpires called the game at the end of the seventh so the final game could under wa way S SHARE IARE PITCHING PITCHING HONORS The veteran Bill Page and Hopkins did all the twirling for the champions Page Pae getting gelling credit for lor two Iwo victories rand and Hopkins for two Iwo wins and a deIfeL defeat de de- feat Page was responsible for 11 runs lin hi In 18 Innings and Hopkins for 7 in 20 innings Page whiffing 10 and Hopkins Hopkins Hopkins Hop Hop- kins 12 during the series The Jewelers flashed the danger signal on the Red and White While in the inning when four lour singles by byI I Shelton Snider Watts Walts and H. H Herzog fand tand a sacrifice by Herzog produced vo runs Watts Walts kept his batting balling eye tto to the extent of or four safeties in five tha chances ces driving in four runs before II i he Ibe could be silenced scored for Red and White I in In the third when Butler overthrew third but the damage was slight as Ithe the Jewelers pushed over five nore more for a 9 to lo 1 lead in the fifth Then after arler two were out in the sixth the Stores got four runs on Haacke's single sin sinS gle and and doubles by Cleveland Ball White and Gates Gales j f Aside from the championship color the first game of oC the afternoon after after- noon in which Holsum defeated the Gr Green en Stamps 5 to lo 4 4 produced the beil ball balt t Rio mo Grandes Grande's victory left three Red ClUbS Red and White While the Jewelers and and d Holsum Holsum tied lied for second place ith three victories and two defeats each and they will meet In a playoff play off oU to determine which club will vill be bethe bethe bel belthe the second representative in the state tournament Red and White has drawn a l bye for forthe forthe the first game ame Tuesday at al which time the Jewelers and Holsum will wilt clash Then en Red and White will play the Jewelers Friday and on Sunday Hoium Hol Hoi isum um will wil play Red fled and White All AU All three games will be played at Community park the weekday games James to to go sev seven Innings starting starling at P P- m. m and Sundays Sunday's game slated fore for e Innings to lo start at lt 1030 B. B m. m RIo Grande Crande won the the state title tille In 1928 1926 and 1927 Walker Bank dom dom- mated for the next three years year years and and Green Cab was last years year's cham pion BAKERS I GREEN STAMP B U O A. 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