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Show Former Bee Continues to Set Terrific Batting Pace In Northern Utah League I CODES', Auf. It Oeor Ifathews continue con-tinue to set th Northern Utah lru aftr with hl Mhllity to clout th apple, the former halt J.ak H bins; 55 points nhad vt him nearat rival fur Individual bat tins; honor Mathewa t rllrklnt the on. on at .47 pe, easily topping the league. With the league a-aaon but on wek from Its clonlnc. Mntbwa la an almost cinrh to b thn kit f of tbe circuit. But for tha fmi that tha atar went hltlese at Smiiliflel.l Ut W(lfi l iv, he would b rlirktr.g the sphere at butter than a .5uv a-.lt. Kl.l. r:TINK THIltP. rwira Fr-nrh. one of the leaders In t uniting 1n'- the rsavtn o-nel. Is second in line, with an avem ( .422. French nln' 'I more t han 5ft points d urtng tbe I Met two weeks. Rrnle Fa I lent Inc. former West Hi Kb scuool star or Malt Ulit, la third, with a mark of .412. Jones, the clay outfielder of th IVachea, is next in line, with .411. Other leadf rs tn this rlepsrtment nre mm follows: Ro k. Smlt h-flelil. h-flelil. .3114, flattery, Hrlghain, .:i7R; Snapp. Urigham, .375; Kllpatrick. Ogtlen. .3i. Mni, Bngham. .256: Hall, Hrlghain. 346 . Kenmdy. l.ogsn. .145. Leaders In other deps rt merits follow : MOST RUNS- Mngea. Tlrlghsni 22 l.iiiia, .mil hfleld 30 I'Urk. Hriabaiu 29 Fullf-ntine. igdn 2n 1 t beM a, ( en 4 Johnn, jinnthfleM 27 BASE HITS Fallentlne. OsTden., 4T French. gden 46 Kllpatrlt k. i aden 44 Sna pp. Brigba m 43 Kennedy, Logan 43 Johnson, 8inltliflId 42 MOST TWO-BASE HITS Fallentlne, "-ln 15 Mm thews. rgien 13 i flattery, 'g-lrn 13 i Menaa, Uriahain 9 French, Orin $ Nelson, Lun 7 TRIPLES Kllpatrick. gden t Iorius, lnilthfiel.l Johnson, Sin It h ftid 5 I Good win. Nnilllifleld $ Young. Hrighain , 4 MOST HOME RUNS Faltnnttne ogrien 4 I Young. UngliMtn 4 fiotlua. Smiihri-!d 4 ; Tianaen. KtiiMhrteld ' 4 j Maihews, I 'gd-n 4 i MOST SACRIFICE HITS Kllpatrick, ogden jft j Falek. Logan IFrt-neb, g'!-n Matbews. Ogden 4 ! MOST STOLEN BASES M-nc-i. Hrljrhnm ' n Kllpatrick. idrn - jn J Fr.nch. Ovd.n in "Irk. I.nran I Jarvl. logn f I IMHVIIK L BATTINO AVERAGES. (MIDKV O AH If SB JB HR TB Tel. aibaon I 1M 10 2 0 0 IS Malh.ws ...0 72 SS 13 3 S 61 .4R Krnch 11 HI II 116 tl .421 iF.M.ntln. . ! 114 47 IS 1 4 67 .412 I'hlHlp. I 1.1 t 3 0 0 7 .JUS Kllpairlrk ..2 113 44 3 7 0 S I. lKht 3 14 0 110 I 1ST lark 2a tl 1 n 24 .191 l ynch 11 II 11 1 2 H .! f'hrlatalnaan 1 4 10 0 0 1 .20 H-ckatarl ..4 10 1 0 0 0 1 .1(0 Kltxpatrlck . 3 11 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Totala (It 232 i f 337 .37, BRK.HAM. O A B 11 2B 3B HR TB Pet . 1 " .... f. 1 1 .n 111 Slall-ry ...:t 94 37 12 1 A 31 .374 Snapp 34 113 43 2 61 .371 M'ticto ....24 107 33 3 0 44 .354 Mall I'O 64 20 4 2 1 30 .346 Vnunt 24 112 35 3 4 64 .313 Harry 24 100 27 3 1 1 24 .2711 Clark ..... 20 1:4 31 3 3 0 39 .207 Walklns 24 l3 M 3 1 0 22 .319 Keller 20 49 4 0 0 0 4 .061 Totala lt 293 44 1( 7 177 .310 OMITIII IKI.D. U AB II 2B 3B If R TB Pi-f. Bahb ! 3 1 0 0 4 .600 'H,,rk 20 71 30 I 3 2 37 .341 J..hn.'n ...24 126 42 4 6 1 63 .334 A. lama 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 .323 II Iln ...24 113 36 I 2 67 .311 M. Ivi 21 120 3 3 3 63 .3nt' Hlaok 34 0 2 0 11 .236 Njb.rf 3 9 1 000 2 .221 I..rlua 21 121 37 2 4 62 .3V lla.na.11 27 103 22 i 1 4 43 .313 Totals 712 210 3 26 16 227 .302 IOCA X. Q A B H 2B 3B HR TB Tct P.t.r-n ... 3 13 0 10 II .411 Knnlr ..90 124 43 6 4 1 63 .346 N.n 2 129 40 7 3 0 61 .310 nimtttock ...24 l4 29 6 2 0 34 .29' ArctiLballt ..29 1L'4 33 3 1 0 34 .26H Jarvla 30 122 33 6 1 0 42 .2r.2 ;Kauk 30 121 32 1 3 1 29 .260 Schaub 2 12 2 0 0 0 2 .261 I Krtckann ... 2 2 010 4 .260 tt- 3 ( 0 0 0 0 0 .010 li'lark 1 1 o 0 0 0 0 .oift A. Mf-laon ...1 1 0 000 0 .000 i TolaT. ...762 210 ' 24 1 3 72 .if |
