Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-23 | Page 13 | Phenomenal Southpaw Hurls Stars to 1 to 0 Triumph over Missions

Phenomenal Southpaw Hurls Stars To 1 to 0 Triumph Over Missions By United Press The southpaw flinging of or young Joe Sullivan Sulli of or Hollywood is at attracting attracting at- at more and more attention in Iii the P Pacific Coast league race which has resolved itself itsel into a runaway fo for Los Angeles and a tight battle for second place between Hollywood and the San Francisco teams the Missions and the Seals T r Sullivan a native of oC Seattle got gol his first baseball experience in the tho Arizona Ari An zona State league then moved moed on to Beaumont In the Texas circuit Hollywood Hollywood Holly Holly- wood brought him back to the Coast this season and his work has been little lit lit- Ue tle short of phenomenal Best Performance He W was at Olt his best Tuesday in pitching pitching pitching pitch pitch- ing the Stars to a 1 0 win over the Mission Reds Beds The victory brought Hollywood to within a single game of second place Sullivan gave only four tour hits two of them infield scratches The fhe Stars scored in the first inning on Clarence Mitchell 1 Missions veteran veteran vet vet- eran southpaw Mitchell 1 and Lieber who replaced the in the eighth shut them out thereafter Los Angeles continued its slaughter of or San Francisco teams b by defeating the Seals 8 2 in Their first meeting of the year Home runs by Gilly Campbell Demaree Demarce and Lillard featured featured featured fea fea- I the tile hit 12 attack on Jimmy Zinn Zinno J J. Millard 1 Campbell gave the Seals four lour hits including a homer by Fen Fen- ton Portland Wins Portland started its home stay by downing Sacramento 2 21 Ervin Brame Portland pitcher won his own game with a homer in the eighth Inning in In- ning He gave nine hits while Portland Portland Port Port- land collected only six of off Nicholas Seattle also opened the week with witha a victory deleat defeating ng Oakland 8 4 Three-run Three rallies in the first and third innings gave gae the tile Indians a lead leadth th the Oaks could not match Yerkes was the winning inning pitcher