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Show TRE DESERETNEWS , RID . 'VP Bruins Are Held to 9 i ' i 07 ASS .3tr2 .040 AO Leeson PoreSolto TV alb July 11.oggeg Trade OGDEN. out of throe lenterdaY I11 Jots 1 .002 .13S .1104 .93? I SAS .21 .332 .205 1153 I (, ' ' pastime Bees played elc- cellent baseball. lt?'"e r; gest They made ten go runs on it hitg. ; while ?seeks held the oppositiost to three scores en nine hits two of these bingles being of the questionable kind. A hopeful gleam is beginning to show in the eyes of Prof. J. Harry O'Neill as the lower end of his battiPg order begins to hit and some of his heretofore disabled pitchers show Cline of developing smoothnem an a commendable steadiness. It as the lower and batters who did the beavy work yesterday while the 'Bees twine of swag. Mount teases and Caffey both went hitless. Dan Crowley got four hits. two Of them doubles while Lou Smacker., who has been laboring under the delusion that a bat is something that flies around at night. came through In the emergencies to hit two good ones and bat in tour runs. Our little Hubert Neilson produced two bits as did Billy Hall The Bee battery. Paepke and Hall tollaborated with some home run sockine which did deadly execution to William Leard's ambitions, Pnepke In Form. kir. Peepka showed some of tht tuff yesterday that made his name a household word over in the Copper league where he has been lateiy. He unveiled a crackling fast ball and a lazy. twisting curt and the Bruins were hard put to It to summon the rally which 'Wild law Leard and his vociferus cohorts were howling for from the region of the Twin Falls dugout., Leo treneman. one of Idaho's cwit products. started in the box for the Leardmen and was greeted tartly by the Bees from the first. Although smart fielding held tht terve to a scant nothingness during the first four Innings, the home boys managed to get five hits. bunching three of them in the second inning without profit- - Six base runners were left stranded in them early sessions and the thing became so utterly unbearable that O'Neill demanded some action. He got It right away. The Bees batted around In the very next Inning. getting six runs and then did the same thing with a four-run in the seventh thereby cresting the suspicion that this was rot the Bruins' day. Tbo suspicion was further confirmed when 'Wild William" himself took the mound in the seventh. In addition to stopping the Onslaught with considerable neatnem and dispatch William also entertained the customers with come trick deliveries which would have done credit to Nick Altrock and Carl Sawyer. Brea Get nalio ?he first four were barren of all resultsinnings for both sides ttionch the Salt Like batsmen were Packing' awitY at Vonernatt's curve ball with admirable persistency. In the first of the fifth. Hoag. the recrult from mento bit a hot one throughSaeraDan Jetsses legs and was duly sacrificed along by Gardner. He scored a moment later when George List Punched a hit between second and shortstop. Then the Bees decided to do something about it and they did. O'Nei,i opened .atith a single and stood around on first while Mollie fanned chasing a bad ball. lessee and Coffey were passed. filling the bases. Neilson scored O'Neill on the wings c , ' - I - 2, : : , , , : - 4 I - - -- - , HI.- - 7 , 1 ) - - - .. , i ' ., i .' I ' : . ; I f : ' t I ' 1 i I ' j"! , , - . . 4 1 i ! 1 aeon-Erickso- 11. tiropires--(knsh- S 4 Coviterence we to be quite the thing Its baseball these date. talte anything gees Wrg the there, I. a emiteernee,, whit neuxagers ad empires doing the rostoterriag either with the pitchgr. the batter or with each eth-ist er. Ail sit which takes a kit time. AT Warden, the sports editor ofpick-eel has Ogden club for the first halt an of the station as follows: Catchers and Thompson. Idaho Falls. First bassMurphy. Owdd. Peaond baseHutton. Idaho Vatic Shortstop. Jesse.. Salt Lake. Idaho Falls Third Salt Lake, OutfieldersCaffey, Burge, Idaho Falls. and Schinski. Ida Logan. PitchorsWellhanks, Salt Lake; Fells; Hollerson. Twin Michaels, Ogden; Cliifid, Falls. and Newhill. Id.ho Falls. rronovto strike what habit did in the world ta the last game? Aka-awaAltirttEltta theet eeterth. atter Letter wreck him beam ran field lett missed had I. by shoat ski tees. Lewitt In keeping with the modern trend 1111100f base runners. Lou Smacker tried to steal home in the second Inning but Pitcher Veneman was not so stupid as he looked. - ' It , s ' o , , TVS" 1 f I k , - t i) MO 210 lel200 ore 40x--Ill 4 1 I I baswr-Itoo- i I ., 1 ' : i, I ,t , ' . otteher-.2eaer- M.r. THE BIG t. - I - : , : aro ,.. rRuth ,bb . .... , ' ' eight-gam- 4, I '. ii..) t ...t.44 '''., ;,,,;;-- ' N ' 4 7". anseeosant ' ,,,,,t . 24 2 . By LEMUEL F. PARTON. (Special Correspondent of The Doseret News.) SPRINGS. MHITE suun-m- a W SARATOGA. LAKE. N. Y.. July lii(CPA)Jack Dempsey Is 'putting in his spar. time Needing Fanny Hurat's novel. "The Lost Ecstacy." Some of his camp followers are worrying about the title as. to be sure, there is in it a note of discouragement for the fighter on his way back. The book alone might not have caused uneasiness had it not been for other disquieting signs and portents around the camp. A family of crows have taken quarters in the wood near Dempseys bungalow end awaken him at 4 o'clock every morning with their cries. Jerry the Greek. Damp-saconditioner. saw no good in this vontation--bi- rds of Ill omen or notand hired the watchman at the hotel to, hunt the crows with his shotgun. That was several days ago. The watchman still hunts and the crows still keep up their early morning clatter.. tattle Day. Then again, it's Bastile day today and the heaths never came back after zt fell. Dempsey. how. ever. seem. serene in spirit. Old timers find this place more Ilk. a chautauqua than a fighter's camp. The old crowd of raffish and adventurous characters is missing. There is. above all. an air not only of decorum but of discretion. The rubber shoe industry is flouristang and there is plenand whispering. ty of shushing Aside from the voluble Mr. Leo P. Flynn. Dempsey's trainer. no Bunsaiter.. S 5 2 S S 2 A. E. Hanien A. Peary .211 G. W. Kelly.. E. W. Wahlin F. Mackenzie Drrick 1 2 4 4 4 5 7 1 :.:il 0 " Oakland club of the olfIc Coast leaftle has at "ri MC -- stCollins. I I agreed to send Pitcher Pete nag. lia to Ogden for the remainder of the season. Dag! la was a sensation with Twin Fails last speason unveiling the fastest fast ball shoern on the circuit anywhere. The Gunners Cr. pepping upi for a championship club and with Dalai& in the ranks. Art Muruhy should have little troub'e walking Over all oppositionOgden released Outfielder Harry Cox. the league's home run king of last year. in order to make room for Bathe. "Big Pete' won 21 games and lost 7 last year In this league. He ;truck out 120 batsmen. eGaselle. sePeochal - ' Vo! 41.! Cibrat8aynicth -- ---- Totals St IS A. A. 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RICINOND, Utah, July 15 Tufty O'Daso, Pocatello, Ida-- , won the decision from Battling 'Amoreau& Preston, Idaho In an eight round bout here hit right. They an StmeNES - Logan Collegians Molars Wallop Bicuspid Golfers .441 .4 iv n isoff A A r --,,,- --- '.i I se ,...,,,,o,o: , I'a' somtime Pitchers are re. I -- .., e Ben-ow- , r - , ....., tat 2 Pct 77.... 0--"-- 01.1111 I armstrOlito .,,,) MIPS ' ::...,,w .oks.-,1.,I semi-fin- cabinet chorus assentthat Jack Dempsey was never In better condition in his life; that he will beat exhe Sharkey in five round"; plains that he is teaching his protege to shorten his punches and rely on hits savage and accurate short arm Jab, While it seemed somewhat like teschitut Hobby Jones a new stance, Mr. Flynn made it all very convincing. In passing. it may be remarked that Larry Gaines, the negro who cracked Dempsey's nose, began his fighting career as a protege of Ernest Hemingway. author of the The Hun Also Rise"." Hemnovel, ingway promoted Gaines In Paris as a side line. while he was writing This writer saw Gaines poetry. knock Out M. Mithieu. champion of the French army. In Paris. in Ina. and wrote then that Gaines some Since day would be heard from. then Gaines has won seven fights and lost one. His work with Dempe Is worth sey Indicates that iJ1, Con. watching.(Copyright, soltdated Press association.) A Call for Help lir.kmisan if. - IS- -- , , and effectively for many 4 i Igularly Its major operations have ,,.,, Usually none to the lisld of local 11, ,. b u t married sports. Now Took 100 Olo-...... care pitchers The annual A. A. U. swimming. CloveholoOP ...I....211 SOO 00- -4 Shutt& about much wrestling and boxing meets in Utah rumors of transfers. The married L are the outstanding events of the Summary: StunoMalsoot. lamma. Sento trtoroliorahart 2. Moo- season. aside from the state inter'Pitchers bate to lose their rockbite ed. Lamont Koenig. which scholastic basketball tourney. ing chairs and home made pins Soontg. Bursa bltt(mmoot ochle, or a ride in the old char)(tiler. Double plat' by tradition has grown to be Utah's SterlfirooSumma, iot with "strategist wife," after a J. Sotroll to Spurgeon to 'Burns. StriKk crowning athletic feature. But track emt.....sy "NEM. 2, by Miler 4 Loots; Is on the rise there. and a national down. game is over. Once settled -'FarberMoors. I'mpireoVassraCan, meet Denver in would supply just they prefer to remain rot for the Sou land Itad the impetus that is needed. rear. In a 2 mtch. of The New York club the Great impulse. 11trtsteleara Wla Browns Hit When Christinsen defeated Nail Cirote. American league might consider Elsewhere throughout the Rock-le- a beck match. 11.9. certain of the lilies of the Clevea in sensational Hits Count Most a great impulse is already noted 2.6. S. club if Huggins could get the in track. This is due to the conThree toting have reached the land T. LOUIS. July It is not prob. in the doubles tour. ones he wants. struction of elaborate new club and play St. Louis Browns were outslugged field houses among the colleges ofl ney. Eater and Christensen moved able the New York club tut they bit when needed most and the Rocky Mountain conference to a new bracket hi defeating would tare to entertain any more and old won the third consecutive game and the excellent showing of ath- Skidmore and Forma. 6.1. and Stnitn easily trim- now. birds than it Is entertainIng of the series from the Boston Red letes of the highlands at the recent med Squires and Squires. 6.e 2. 4 Slider. who to A. A. U. meet at Lincoln. .Neb. Sot, George Never tbe Same. and Johnort and Cawley beat bit in eight consecutive times at Denver now feels it is about time Hill and Cooley. IThaule of the Cleveland club bat Tuesday asd Wednesday. tail- the city was recognized as a national once, blossomed In the baseball ed to connect until the Sixth in- track center and there is warrant' Sailors South Sea Orchard of the possible beat left ning today. when his double scored for Rex Yeager. who Minder of Ms generation. but he two runs. Stewart's single in the was instrumental in securing funds Torture Sharks Fear, never has been the same since two seventh brought in the winning to send Colorado athletes to the reHe began run. cent national meet at Lincoln. has South sea sailors have a horror or three years ego. 111. Louis. Pketeet. MPH), in Florida that spring and taken th lead in the effort to bring 1n4 hatred for the shark. So AI 8 1f OA the 1929 crea8 MO the the of the is banshee Florida swamps their hatred for games to the Denver uni2 t Irtinti.of t)Itert.21r 2 0 3 4 they do not hesitate to torture ham been clinging to him since. 3 I 1 2 Bnnettre 4 1 1 MY01.6. versity stadium. as fine a structure ture So It on the, slightest provocation. and 4 1 14 1 and as fine a trade as there is in Uhl, Talbert.rtf 2 1 onthe giantin tSieler.lb.. lost relatives and pitcher of the American many have Wittams itt I 1 I Phanorif. 4 league friends that they do all in their more 4 110 2Rice.of.:. 4 0 e the country. Vedt.is one. than Col-1 Teaser also reorganized the ways It miserable for 2 2,i) Miier.lb 2 0 2 3 power to mak 3 Regan,28 Smith. old the orado U. A. of The), branch A. Brooklyn n which the Sherry 2 1 sharks those ? 2 capture. I I erNolit.c. they Rogo!1.1b. Hofman.0 4 3 5 A'Oeber ea. I 0 I 2 seems to have been in the doldroms have been known to mutilate them left bander. has been with Cleveof late. lie accompanied the Cc!. sad then to give them back to this land a long tlme. but tie is not so 4 A'etewart p. 3 1 Ruffinr11 I 0 to r: oratto athletes to Lincoln and Wall wated, Other sharks. realizing that much of a winner as he svas I I et eaRthrek 1 A tear at its other days. when hts good work for advised that he might proceed in It Is In difficulties. A I 113.011tr4e. tn it. tion the his ISIS ambitions with the atterCleveland to Brooklyn against flesh, striving destroy -ulua of hope that the A. A. U. It is torn to pieces and devoured by world series induced Speaker tn 27 12 20 Tote!' Se 24 a! its maddened comrades. .authoritie are interested. sign him for Cleveland OnvrtiPn eflatte4 for Rogetl inT.ti. the ninth the blm. with Brooklyn parted M. ea C. 3,, it. eiliatte4 for Rutin th nalth. Eyre YLEWARD GAME BOXERS. 'whole. Sinith has done enough for ZaAn for Hoffman in the meth. Certain it is that track end ftid re- make Cleveland to Brooklyn a it coaches throughout the country prirselatit,l: ftoanTsewinarBdaurinsusmuaakile be ILS passed on. al that Swim 0,0 Int tn -3 gawelgret their haw eye the Rocky upon g hag not won 00 002 2.z-- 4 St, 1..oul Mountain conference for the first exhibitions by boxers with a golg 'though Cleveland pennant since MS any more than time. because of the caceptioi.al de- medal. Both them, hays has of Brooklyn. turnoff. Summary, RuneFlsgetoad. Gerber. velopment of the sport in tat Rorkthe marls been somewhere near 0 kni:er. O'Rourke. Bennett. lesi..and that the A. A. U. cifiumie at various times. but neither has hit,bteter. Hoffman. Home O'- - are not overlooking this runFlarstead. been of positive championship calSarrtficesMyer. The smirks and tme made in Rourke. Regan. O'Ne01. Double n!are- -Both of them have given iber O'Rourke to Fis!er; Stewart to O'Rourke track and fitid in the mik !itch the fans a left giver Mete itOrta to Sitier; Myer to Regan to Tolt. S'rurk iltitudza compare very fzvorshly to station, se both have eagOn Puffing 6, by Stewart i'mp:res with those in the Eastern atid I; g outRy McGowan. lit!debrand nd Evans. promiatiel greatness in each season Ten and Missouri valisy organisafollowing that ot near Vint. tions, and even in such event, as Not Geed Ides. the mile and the two mile. requiring sustained effort and thus e9- Trades Hive not worked very MAHO FALLS. Idaho. July IS. durance,. there is very !mi. differin Idaho Falls Spuds advantageously for either club - ence In the pertivinances of In(sunthe can But from recent Cleveland swatfest years. Lain athlete,. and those of ths low. won yeaterdayit IS to I. Ws afford to do without some ot tit Collegians. Logan er sections of the rat:on, very started on the mound for pitchers to it 60nothing The Rocky 3,1ountain confArence Winters, but was sanked in the first batBy needed in other positions; and Logan. Itself' is a very eff;cient organizadown. none and on mon two oddly enough Brooklyn can quit. tion and will doubtless be able to with when his arm would not function. afford exactiy the same thing, Both Molars stsumed the lead in the lend constructive support to the Johnny Schinski come in from the teams need outfielders and both of dental golf competition yesterday local A. A. U. authorities. who outfield to do the relief work. but them need Infielders and both of at Nib ley park by winning from have the ambition to put Colorado. the Spud batters found him forCro-IS them brag about pitchers if they Utah and Montana ath- safeties, including a hoMer by their Bicuspid rivals by a team Wyoming, at all. brag score of 24 to IS. Several close letics on a higher plane. t ben reckinpaugh gets into a matches featured the contest. IonaH. Al Idaho Valls ball game, something Is alwaye doGrivieleig Toarty, Dr. Browning piloted his team 0 $. around short atop. H. receives ing It le growing more and more ob2 Illecet.. 3 I Ckaromef 4 to victory by akii !! a his opportunity only now and then vious that national organizations 4 1 I 3t Cuntmoo 5 3 I O'Sbea.se verdict over Dr. ',midden. Worley. Conducting but be VilitteSUS usually has two or three I 1 Burke If. ports have Cot W,takt, Jones and Folsom also played fin. to take a praCtical interest more accepted chances than other in cities Colem011 S 3 1 I 1 2 gO7f for tha Bicuspids while Wood west of the Mississippi as elitists short stops when he does and his 4! Ctonin.lb 4 2 and Petty were outetettiding In thelr for national events. Otherwise there Titentivaib 43 2I 1I I! second baseman seems to get busy I 4 5 Throptme King.rt. matches as Molars. The results fol. will sooner or 4 3 with him. That is evidence of 1: Tatlechlts I later he a division GlynLif. I3 01 loer 1 10 &MAY on the part of Peckinpaugn 0, 4 ratansreagn,114 be which s eitrion terrerrte wilt very I MOLARS. BICUSPIDS. 4 1 4 1 I to play this narticular infield posiLIMA,. Sharsr.1, 3 Pts. lity to sport in its countrywide asPts 0! tion todey better than most of the Wsntemp 1 0 erDr. 3towning .2 pects. Dr. tudden 0 2 0! Wolter.112 been more U. A. A. boys whO easair it and It II a pity has The 0 C. Dr. Pace Dr. Worley' J. 2' 3 a man with his Skill and inthat 14c1Irdy,11 thie in than the 3 progressive respect 3 Dr. Wight Dr. Dalgleish field intelligencecant get In,everY 3 national golf and tennis bodies. but Dr, Tewit Dr. Davis 37 IS 44 23 Totals 30 1 24 II! Teeals on account of an ailing more game be can even done. so. and 1 Dr. Greenwoll 2; Dr. Bodine (Copyright, Ir ei Dr.- Bergstrom 2 more must .eventually be dont As Dr. Ball 1004,4 Logan is an ever ITICIWIner for there golf. Dr. P. NI. Pack 3' Dr. Grant PS 00 Itz--demand for a far western setting Idaho rails LILAGTIL IFEATERN Dr. Irvine Dr. firvan 3 for the national amateur and the Mr. I.Pet Pet. 2. CoDr. Abbott ....0iDr. Wood gamteary: .. llins Burke 2. Coleman S. Biles o Dr. 3 open. Tv!as $ SI Ok. City SS Se .4111 2. Dr. Kuhre Cronin A In lb. Pocky Mountains the track Thompson S. Tadevich 2. Callaghan. Wick:ie. Se SI .404. Amarillo IS SI .43t Dr. Poulson Dr. Calv,n is ripe for exploitation. Lott 2 Horn runCrooln. Thrall, bass Denver.. 40 39 .13T Omaha.. Si 49 .411 Dr. Hunt Dr. Noyes D. Moine 44 43 .i33'Lloco1n.. Si H Ail Dr. T. Folsom 3 Dr. 'Walker ....0 'situation brawn an stamina and naCallaghan. Cro Mo. tural ability breed Out there and l' Dr. Norlherg Dr. White hue ttltabnIt. native lob. Tigterdaes loguits: To conin our if of the intereat 4' Dr. W. Petty ..3 only Soh Maki, Double pay,Collin. Dr. Sheppard Burke l'clettit I. Tulsa in th 3' Dr. Gindrup ...A Itinuel prestige Olympic to Ta &pock to Callaghan In: 1a 4ar1eb Dr. Jones Moines 5. Lincoln Da 3 Dr. Fog Colima. Struck ontBy Leta S. by Dr. McArthur Oklahomaeft, 3. Amarillo I. gsies, it la important that .these to 24 mountain breds be encouraged. Winter Bonk by Scrtinahl S. Umpires- -Tote's ' and 137,7) Prico. Totals (Copyright Ferguson LACROSSE PDX GIRL,. Lactose for ladies ix now on se 1 I07MM tablished port at e te get. including the University of .: Billy de Beck' eo y. Synicuee ralifornis, e Bryn Mawr. college and lirlyna Coati de Leo P. Flynn, always spirited and eloquent. could make any man within earshot ;oh the baby's bank and bet the money on Dempsey. Flo says and all the others of Dempsey ..t. , . I'dr-- "......'.......'". , to 0..e5:. Se GRANIs Toms r 4 111.160., . -- (Special) -matches In the LiLe Semi-fin- be llian City tennis joust will vrIllt played here this afternoon HowLund Johnson meeting Horace ell, Logan high ace and Joe Cowley playing John Christensen of Hyrum. Howell pulled another ourprise Alton yesterday when he handed Saxer, intermountain Junior titleholder a 1.2. drubbing. V poets Formites. On the opening day Howell oueted Floyd Thomas. trimmed Clinton Vernon on the second day and Saxer OO th third. He appeared to be one of the most pram:sing players developed In this 4CtiOrt in 'ears. Johneon easily reached Vie semi-fina- le yesterday es Peirce Serrovre failed to give him much oppositicn :chile boLaaf Atli OGAlf. szBattel. for Piperne In the nintb . sitan for Collins in th nelletted for Morehert In tho ninth tweeds. LOCO 04,.. 00 Match at Logan 0 1 'Betted for one likes to commit himself to anything. With th rise of literary standards In the fighting profession, the Cauliflower ear remains the Only sure sign by which on can Pick the fighters In the crowd of visiter" and bangers-on- . By watching for Mg heraldic distinction you can pick the hopeful young Inert who want to get on as DernfiseYS partners. The boys used sparring to lie around Jim Jeftries camp at Boulder Creek in dungarees. Nothing like that her. Odds are better than even that Dempsey' camp can outpoint any other outfit In the world on aceount of Prince of Wales sweater and Donegal - '',,t411:..:-;:1-;,(0.:...7, '...le; 4 O AMERICAN APPOCIATION Nr. L. W. L. P.-- t 41 34 .61411t. Paul. 41 41 34 44 45 34 .314.1mIlattple 47 34 St. .S33 Columba 4 2 SI .631: Louisville S3 43 I -- -- - -- 45Cke-A- ,-- Saxer in Upset ,,.0,71117i 1 it 6t, AAA4.1 . 3tOttkit To;ittlo.. Mum K. City 219 140 24 11,4 312 111 13 143 244 1011 11 13n it 110 241 101 54 210 3 244 79 4 17 144 6 3 S N, teuvr SE 1. SUlke.11.1016 R2 eE Ctt4- &MAAR RiCH titric Mex oxr "ItAE sTiot IN pat CITY.. SIAN gClIt4 40usE. Ti.e. MOCSE. Au. SCAMS OP LOOKS LIKE r ET JOHN B. FOSTER. (Special leased wire service to The Deseret News.) MEW TORR.. July I 1 It is hinted in the American league that some of the eider pitzhers of the Cleveland club may be had on suitable. terms. It is as well, perhaps. Cleve- the that I , .,.: land club has come to that ..., wpm)) d termination. t,1-.,if It really has. Howell Defeats Colorado ... Flynn Confident Former Champion Will Make Short Work of BostonianWould-B- e Helpers IS .24S I .144 1 4.11 - Shaute and Uh le Falter In Early Season Smith Stays. I 66--r-t- 74E .SummeAt He Wants Youths 15.- -b ohn 6 Iforsesho ti,tche e will frather at Pct. Layton on Saturday. July 15 for .111 their neat conteet R. R Bradford .221 .3.77 captured first honor1 in the last .171 meet held at Liberty park, the re- .1:1 sults of which follow: W. L. Pt. SR. EiRTot. Lu0 1 24 140 2n6 350 R. H. Bradford SVPPCSe 7.44ENtAtt Idme AwAN Fott For Pitchers Rut' Penek et Nebraska has been signed to meet Jim Londos, Greek matting champion In the OlympM adultorium July 20 Pewit is the grappler 'rho. pinned Joe Steelier, worlds champion. two falls out of three here last year but lost the bout when the referee decided that the champion had been strangled Into mils. mission. (AP)--,J- Steady pitching by Walt Miller COMM?... e stopped an 't.t losing streak of the Indiana as the Yankees fell BY LAWRENCE PERRY. victims by 4 to I. New York played (Special leased wire service to loosely and made five errors, three The News.) of the number figuring in the EW YORK. July Cleveland runs. Miller struck out Ruth and Gehrig on six pitched Reports that Denver will make' balls In the fifth. Roth of the 1929 A. A. U. tanks' stars were unable to make agestrong bid for thetrack and field a safety. meet has prov- Tony Lamed left the contest In stimU- the first. due to a lame shoulder. ttitinvire.ry Koenig replacing him. tably it is New Tort.. agesolient. In Salt Lake 3.310..Li MILD A. Combeet. 6 3 I 0,Jamenonolf 4 1 ghat She city 4 Ilorhrt.3 1 5 4 Ipurgon.3b move by Its 3' 0 Authaf.. 3 C 1 8.6.mme.rf Gehtig.lb 4 II ',Bernath.. 4 112 Iteusela C I 4 III.1.80e,o1se 4 1 3 4 neighbors will lAieseron I (I lit, neetell.o 4 1 4 todecbideeda it:7 vp,eroryve Keenices 4 3 1 2 Eichrat.ef 4 S 1 , Deren.th 4 5 I 4.1utzhe lb 4 1 0 3 4 1 1 V Miller p. . 3 spur to local Orsboki.o 0 0 4 track and field Pa-- I Moefe.0.. 3 0 0 41 Ptogrnap S I I affairi . htst Wets I I I el a To See Dempsey Workout O. Ilt A 4 - A T1E.' i. AR, R. 111 SS 104 19 :1 71 I 04 44 41 1.4 Se1 IT 191 4 ; 14 C; dy. Voterseern 2. MO witb ottowned bed-- ltr Meth' nod Noll) lry Leard I (Moak). ,4 101.T110111tell Runs roonowedal Pasoke I. 'rums et sanso- -I Saar MI SAS. , sad wide. rapiteov-Wa- l , - t It f , .411 stros aan - 4 ,',1'.4 AMERICAN LEAGUE. G. AR. 1. R. ',raver sal rittb. V. 813 171 . S,N17(1,1.1. Ph SS 231 11 121 roaN,k. New York E It, Lou p .74 247 11 SS Meuse Neer York .44 211 39 11 t. LOW, .51 151 21 51 ako: rotherrit, tool., a I' 4117). Neilson lift). Molest and Crow. O'Neil Drab', playa-M- ona le. (2): Molls. Sissoe and Crowley: Trott- insw. Knumeekli sod Gardner. Straek oaf so we2ly raepko I. 'Freeman I. Sisses leallo.-O- tt Peenke S. lemmas 4. Ti. rwas. IS Mt.. 22 el leat or( tenetaan la a OA Innbare. Lasing , r:. July OS ANGELES. July T ,.s Colorful Throng Gathers BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG. , Tsai .' .4' b Horseshoe Tossers To Meet at Layton Clavanati. Itung-Krseo-vieb. lowunary: Ileac Ptaider. 0124,111. Jesse. (Wiry. Neibton. 2. inearker. Hall S. Psepko. Sr. Homo rons-Rall, wern.,Iooses. Moody. Paapko. Threw Silos 212....firossekor. 'Two. taws bitoCrowler 2. Noss. Mahler. ow. Gardner. deertnee Hoag ! : ; , NATIONAL LEAGUE.. G. API R. W. Pct. Player an1 eats. 11 122 71 312 P. Wisner. Pita 11 112 11 12 .111 Hams. Pitts. 11 12 11 111 .112 Erioch, Pt. Lta 41 111 .341 Barnhardt. P!tee, 71 211 43 SS .218 Torii 7Hap. New Leader a tat ago today; Bress!er. trawler . , , , t illy International News Service. - t - Leading Major League Hitters Ikm "Coro t ' Tula Valle Paa Law I IL 12. 0 A.' Atewas.11 4 1 1 0 reNalll.rt LWO.A 1 1 0' Raftw1,m1 2 I 1 1 2411.1b. 1 1.11242. 4 1 1 1,1easoe,aa. 4 1 Hereeb.21 4 I 4 I, Cstre2.11. 4 0, S 1 1 2 Nellanlb 4 1 Prabir.211, a Reasaal., 1 1 1 I Crowly..lb I I 12 111 ("1"2.711,. 2 2 7 1 2maselra,r1 4 1 I 1,1a2a... 4 1 1 I, Halle... 1 1 4 2 Taman. 11 41 II 1112' Paepkr.p: 2 1 S 1 , Laant.p.. --- 1 ' ---- -Tows Si 24 11'. Yeast'. LS 1111 1 - , ; ,. i - Ross Gardner will be on the shell until next Tuesday at least. due to his injured knee which isn't Trending as well as was xpecte& Meanwhile wlie will play eight tild when Harry O'Neill takes his regular tura at pitching? I rale. ys 1111 114 .. ; 't The Malt Lake players were tarearisating a rower yesterday hare te that they would &berth, aed Isere tor Boise. peek opwas Ida-d- e the snout that The tip silty would welcome epitomised baseball mad twarestee to snort that' Par Its share et the It would be tough Salt Lake if it abould loam soother traterblee I. rgamised lissebell attar that terrible Coast tags affair Hornet., Nice Pitching, Walter I ' Salt Lake Body Likely To Broaden Scope- -R.M.C. Praised. Convict-1Y- all-st- 11114 4 Others peorthens4. Standard-Examin- 1 -- ,. LEVELAND. tot is. sty (Continued on Page Three) -r , ' ....'rik. I Ili high-pric- t , , 11, bar-ve- st - ' tril!litaS Huggins Dickers .1 At Los Angeles And Gehrig. 401 thrall stout the the ,,' ' .. : ;iv,,,,A Veteran Moundsmen Walt Miller Stops Ruth ''',' ''."1.''....1,e'.. I' .'er . 444 ufliY - , r to Sell 1 ,S,' 0 r - National wales ' ' When ' Lazzeri . um vil A De Leaves Game t nver o Pesek to Take On Jim Lc:ndos Spur On Utahns 'Tony Has Lame Arm , - 111. atnd t - - win ovor the Pocaith a I to tello Bannocka Ernest Millen In the box for tho Gunner was given Yesterdays Levan& Twin Veils S. teat Lek le, good support and 'holm" his apPesseetio S. Ogees Leese I. Idea Irsile preciation by setting the Indians' Testae' Schedule. back with seven hits. Evian) feta Vans et Sett Lek. pitched for the Ronnocke and alPoratelle at Ogden. seven lowed but two sinhita 1.440111 at Nab Yeti& only gles and a doubl in the first inning sent three runs over, enough to in the soma, I raeossita. Beam B.14. 0A B E. 0,A Tin4m4.:1) I S 3 4Coatea.tr. 4 A 1 4 .2 Ca4110.1t Doswell... t 3 d Jnoon.tt. I v 2: Sees:ref I 1 .wemeeusas 2 I Nurpy.ib Berger.rt. I I i Vergell 111 I I 1 Ili Orden gunners have released (Poomn.tb. 22 I 1 Wilmen.rt 1 0 0 Outfielder Harry Cox. horn. run Alson.lb. O 4 4 Notrnsalb Scsit.tb.. Cox king of the league last year. sea4 I Lombrd1.0 1 Erteltit. 1 this has bton an O 2 4 4 Fehalt.40 I Killer,p, son, rarely showing his accustomed rmyer.3to 4 1 2 :1 form at ths bat or in the field. Hs O'Cone!.0 will try to get on with Twin Falls Striclan.so 14 23 2 01b! or 144111I. ----- -I Totsis $3 T 36 111 Total 27 1 2 1 'row idabo Falls Spada ars aad eilmblita steadily. 40 ooe Potato li orem Tabrn bay. sorrowed IS so. 001, 1z.,,.-Ogdoa bits par gams tor Om Mat also Arnow" iwaith I. &Mist the ball Summery': ItunsScherlf. Crewmen. rtskt smartly. Seen. McCauley, 'Murphy S. Errors .rTwci bass bitioWilsos. Bush. to Ogl'srges. Pets of Digits coming den gives that club another big Murphy. Erickson. Steles MassMurpn Sacrifice mar-iMcCauley. besides race ths in hy. the edge 2, Verges. Bush. tnick Ea'kit. they now hold by reason of bea sou by Miller S. Bases en ballsOrt Donna .should trick schedule. 4. Stiller S. Ericakse eft to Doubts Oki &boost unbeatable plays league.. Dusk 20 Nur IMO (I) Rune hotted is 2. Wilson L Murphy. Tim Gunners will collabmrate ift suns mpsesible Logan Farmers' making the annual at Erickson L Wild pitchSliller. fair by transncempnient a big iss end McQua ferring their games of Tuesdat. Wednesday and Thursday to the TARES-SYLZACItZ. Cache sector relying upon Logan to pay, them back In three transferred Tom Nave O. reeds I. ;antes later oft. Evansvills 4. (Ni Mel IL r : ,- Lose .9511 Sob Lebo 204 os Idaho Palle !1 A I W. L. Pot- - WA. T A BY LE S GOATEE. enough runs in inning to beat the Twin Falls Beeline yeaterday and the subsequent proceedings lacked salt and savor. Walter Paopke the peched Bruins pesky ' with such sass , that the customyawned and th erg I, probably would ' have tallgg into 71,e, deep sleep if m om., th e visitors had not put on a brief flurry In , . Mer Is Steady ' "":,...min::::,GrE I 'Bee. .mado 'r HE the fifth r 4 P te - Pete Da glia Will Help Gunners in Petmant Gra pp 1e i .MOIE000MMi. , -- Bannock Series; STANDINGS Homers by Hall and Paepke Feature Day's Play. , :Ogden Leads In BE I Safe Hits - TWIN FALLS SERIES IDJ ' - I t w vry VO. - 'Reorganization of A.A.U. in Colorado Will Stimulate Utah Ath1eticsC1eve1and , ' t- Vir W (1' - PAEPHE IN RARE FORM AND BEES PUSFAHEAD sr " NMI. VIP 1927 ZULY 15 , , IIMOOMAIMOKOMMIMMOMMO . IMOVIIMIII |