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Show - -- -- ' - . . ; -. - -.- - r-- n .- - - . . --. , , V N: r 4 ELIVI Al Simmons Still Fooling elimmemonommeam n . . Tni -,--- -: . nsilit4L . , IL, : et.4 ( 44,-- , .,,, '..." : - .. - - - , "2"-- ..reir:- , .11r.., 1 , ,,,,, ,,s ... . -- ii al4 ce". - -e et N s - ," '. - --- - ',- - ''. r7 Ilk f, ' - f. ' , - ; - ! - , ., ',II -- - - 1. - - - Foe. VaktIl - . vat MAT AM - AtT - 1 'Ile- t , F 1 irf , . Nr....1...- -- tl. ' - , MS ) ', ' '' - - i t' . .' ';' ' - - t' 411111..est'a' . e , ' ., ,, tc 4 af "00..e. ,it,t,e' - ' - scorig- 1 41111 ...! - do 1 - Ae , - ' - -- 1 . 1 , I AT LOOKS AS IF At. WILL, TaTme Noism iel LELA014 COAWit MACk.T0A040TkiEft FLAG' ea; . thought he wouldn't last, that be would be down in the zninors after a short 051g learts life, but ben e he Simmons, dean of Connie black's clique of dowers one of the boys setting the place for. the pennant-pursuin- g Philadelphians. A short life and a none too merry one Will predicted for Simmons b g league career when fans noted thlkt b used tbe old style when at bat. This stance is very orthodox and by the big league code prevents a batter from getting anywhere in prEIET 'pa:lieu6Foot-in- -the-Buckee Simmonathey called Wm. But Al 0111 laughed and proceeded to show up all his critics. Ifs has been show lag them up ever stnce. Athletics Lead by Nine Gaines Yankees Divide With Indians July, DEOIT added half s gams to their lead over the Yankees by de4 to 2 while the feating Detroit, & pair champmna wore in dividing Cleveland'. lite with the Indians Macho now head the parade by nest margin of nine engagements. 'Tigers George Esrushaw ;see the falteronly five hits and at nothetime situation. d in his control of Detroit did have a momentary adtss vantage by scoring in the filth on McManus' triple and an infield out, but the Athletics scored two runs for Earnshaw in the sisth and two Mere in the seventh. LETZLAND, dissipate.----(Copyreg- 1923.) alfle o, ftea 841 too...--4 0 Oil 0013 ft mrsant Msidontio. Seiitoone. Two - bast his-i-- ite trrerGohrinter. Ilitioa Tins bete hitMcitanos. to aleosnt or. tweisio piatIshrinter nvetk outBy Earrishow 4. 1:mpirtow 243419. Plante and Ormsby. DiekitY.e. 4 4 nur-lar.- Zaclukry," garnet-6'4- Totals iatattI ?eels 1 1 C III St I 4 S 4 1 C C 2 24 SS rerre.t e layaway4s it et C St 4 I 4111 S'Oltrivs Its Se S C t I 1,41 1 1 S 1 I ihisitcet 1 4! Krososo 1 2 4 1 it ' , Toter Itrattlittlittes SS 0010 Of Bt. Lout 013 S 1 I 4 at 001 00 00-- It SS IS 21.11 311 nunnuter RuneMver. Cronin. Rayon O'Rourke. ineneoir. Berman. Behult. Brannon. Irorreit I ErrereCronitt S. Rey:es. Bremen. Two nal hitsKraus Batults. Ptowart. Brut Cretthe. Dnubte to K,roon to 1oo; Hayes VeysBrannen to Croats I. Sow Struck outBy Stewart 1. RttirOtt Braxton I to art Usk. 1 n $ : ern4 Path-440- m ttaturewLettne pitcherBranton. Manila, Marmite tuttl 111 1Banyan4 -I HII ittmoContba. ing pitcherLindh. H. I Itrootlys I bleneetit S Dickey r42441121841 llooton : : San Francisco 8. Sacramento 1. MleMone 5. Seattle 1. Los Angeles 1. 021(11nd 3. -R. H. E I 12 0 San Francine Sacramento and Vinci. Can Malls and Read; Koehler. Harris R. H. E 11 la 0 Portland S 3 4 Hollywood Fullerton and Woodall; Mulvey and Baaaler. .... "- .... t 10 Hollywood 2 4 Portland Janes and. Severeld; Walters and McDonald. 14 3 too Antilea 1 3 10 Oakland Hobart. and Sandborg. Plitt: Ed- wards. Dumoviteh and Lombardi. R. 5 1 Misslons n .. 1 1 t Derochrmi Pigirres Johneougi Nikkei. p Koenig.. Totals II 'rotate 23 13 Batumi or Nekola a niktb. Incore by innintro. 100 Now York Cievolsod SOS IT 1 aS'Otl. 1 UI fOx--1- Sumtnaryt (Mull Avert It Alarcon. I. Formers S. Talk 2 Gardner. Ferrell. Er11. roreCorabo. Avert Gardner Two bee Gebr lg. biteAymill., Stereo" J. Sewell. Horne run Three oboe bitaValk. Polk. tholes Pongees II Ferrell Double playreiteare to Goldner. Strut ortr.-t- ly Ferrell it, try PipS. by tekolo I. Levine ptaber er Pinerao. Dirtadrea--T- an Graffito, Xe-, Goy as cad Contootty. .... párát .41 t4 42 .444 411 .SIS .141 .104 10 Mot AA .414 .400 11 41 SI Sittabotrot at 11,114 and 414( 001r. sod lzto otror. Pht101.1004 t Ortrolt 4. etfor. (100004 at Moeda?' (tiro) 1:40 ots.o moos ot MC Louts (two), 001 4:ro clear. Chret000tt Pbrocieliptilo (two). 2:Pm mad 4:A corer -elemn llootam 144 nod thieved,- I, dear. Ilk Loots 04 34040, 11 ekor. 1 moo) 48542 mourn dayllins saTioas(AZ minomme.swoommono.,mbomoompooymmmoonnoninoomesso - á ILIvirre"rEsenricon. The Veserst, News.) TORE:. July Rush of the ChicagolZationals is the MOOT league pitch- won more than ten lost more thart games and bats not . one up to date. Burleigh Grimes of Pittsburgh. was running the Cub pitcher . a cork1ng race tin. til a. two.boggor the put in at one 4,,, ort right spot by '''''.: 't' of the Boston ",,,''' u......41r sent players. Grimm to the .,, , with his c of rdeofnek; .... N' F.-- 7 v, . t' nyead - 6 4".r". ....1..f 11. - Re can stand A pitcher it. who ball done cu y OUSli .. the sterling work that be hm performed for the 192$ and 1929 club in Pittsburgh can stand many a buffer before be can be put on the pensioner's roll. It is not strange that a pitcher on the Chicago Nationale and anteam otLer on the Pittsburgh l should be leading the National league race because both teams entered the fight in fine trim for It. It is only neeam..7 to state again that ths Pittsburgh team was badly under-rateby most of those who essayed to venture upon championship predictjons. The qualitY was there. Bartell Nellie.. Not more than one or twO had been able to discover that Dick 4114111 is One of the best kids ult. earthed in baseball. Their 'confidence in his ',kill hag been worth while because he has kept the Pirates In the race by excellent work and he has been abetted by Grimes with- - his good pitching. It must Lilo be taken into consideration that Pittsburgh today havione of the niftiest outfields in beteliall. "If only Adam Comorsky would play ball for me aa he played for Indianapolis," said Doti le Bush, last March, 'I wsuldn't have. a worry OW Paul Waner signs his contract. In Indianapolis Comorsky seemed to be one of the beet young outfielders in baseball and when he got to Pittsburgh either ba became afraid of the fence, or the crowds or his own skill- and he didn't do the things we- would like to see him do."' Cornorosky has at last come through. He is batting in major company in ITiBleyr leag110- tOTM. He in the Americould hit can association but when he got into the National tome-ti- e be seemed to feel the weight of major league d end him. reaporibility self. He isn't doing it now, Unique, Reim& Grimes has mad. a record for two years on the Pittsburgh club that Is one of the best veteran pitching records In National league annals. Last year be won 15 games sod lost 14. He put his shoulder under the club when it was being Pittsburgh carred down by & weight of woe and Wiling games in wit and pitched the team into the upper balcony, Before the race was over made both New 'fork and S. Louis fear Pittburgh to such an extent that the managers of both teams worried more 'about his snorting Pirates than they did about the Cuba. The Chicago team they thought would have its last growl but they didn't- know how to figure Pittsburgh because that team aorta-ohas been doing-ai- l unex pected things Combine Gilmee record of- Me his 16 games won and 15 lost with his record at the present time. 16 games won and two lost in 1Ste. and the result is something that will retablinh his reputation in history for all tome to come. Greve end WSIIPerig. Tit the American leargue there is one only pitcher of parallel strength, Lefty Grove of Philadelphia hitt won la games and lost two.- Of the la be took six from Horton. George Walberg also of the Athletics,. ran Grove a miff race for a while. The western trip has not been vary good for Welber.' and be shines less brailantly. How- ever, plesint indications are that he will be pitehfog in the world d hs had hit safely at lust Gnu, although ha was hslud out by a 10- Inning game against 'Washington his daily blow coming to the extra session. rA ftn eearrileyadt wi nog IntbosnYtga,un f0 none) first baseman of Connie eMack's league loaders. slipped Sust enough to permit Manush to top him by the scant margin of, ono point. Manuals had oomplied a of .w3thloiteco, LSO for Foxe. or: the tn, tho last week was so good for the 10 leaders, onlY two Al S1710115 of Philadelphia, and Earl Combs of the Yankees, improved their averages. Behind Manumit and Foss were: I Fothergili Detroit. .385; Simmons, Philadelphia. .1112: Lazzert. New York, .381; F011etC4, Cleveland. .S5S: Combs. New ., -- Colu7nbus Et. Pau; Toledo S. Loatavill Al Thomas Too Fast For Boston Hitters CHICAGO, July was unable to o'er the het on of Alphonse Thomas and the White Sol merle It two straight., 3 to 1. 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' A' . . - 1.1,-- i ceor- 1 .. 7.-- ,,,,4 .s I - - , , ..r:A044:. - - A074:14- ., ,. - ttp - e .,-- ,- -, ''''''. - - he-lu- id CHICAGO. . , . -I- 000 it . - ,, - 1', liar'-'",i,.- r: , ri V; '4111, f .0,..,' I :3411: -27-- 1440 , , 'f, it Air . -- . enttao At-r ..4.t.,....,.? 1, 4,, '..7 ' lo, i . mma bastl S. Iter.077.7 over-playe- nylon. TRAINING. U1,111217! Boos-1- o4t, elsoott, Phitoo, CHTCAGO, July 20.(APiTony ErcoroNarlovitv 3, To4t, cwu I. Too-bas- e former tot oH ,tftnito, Cansoneri; foliiherweght r tolt chair-entet.4 so,.,4tothroc, for Sant-m- y Doubt obarupton a p1oys-8- ex mit to Bitroo to NotiovkY: Bet? to Casson erewn lightweight )1andell, Stares. Struck vtBy Thomoo to I. will tomorrow tinish orris.' 3., Loft on bt000Bootoo I, Cbkotro 4. tor the title training engagement l-CODIPItit 0.ose amid at Chicago itadiuni Autrat 2. . ii. New Orleans 1. , 1 t. 043 : - I 221 eoranpheana - ...,1.. .., t, . " ' 14. t V t - . . wEs-rxi- 4,..:-05.- - ' if? o 01,14:61,10:, . t' 1111. s -- - it' , tr,ft ,..' Itrotnitt-o'claimed'-- 'ell rig-uter- 3. P!.1-,.,:9- . ' i 41. Maness Ctty 4. Minneapolis . - Frdaya leeethe. 7. Milwaukee 4, Indianapolis hums-4101- , AMERICAN ASOOCIATION .W. L. ?et. Iv, L, Pet! Wane. Cty IS 10 .46a! AtligVite 41 46 .471 Et. Paul. Ss 401.6ot Colombo 40 40.444 .6411 Toledo... 64 IS .14I bilrepolts 61 ..664 11 Indapolts 46 44 .413! Warlike , t )1 -- ... )- Ccehrane, .851: 'Philadelphia. Heilman, Detroit. .1150; Ruth, New . York. .3411. ' ----- Tigers Gain.- -Along with Irozz. the Athletics as an organization. failed to maintain their hittirg pace and drop. ped into second plena behind the Detroit Tigers. - - . ' re AU; YOrk, ' p by ctory.y . ceeirneuaLt tirhat; Having ... that professional golfers are just:fellowingi (b) The sneer; another kick In the pantry as fart (a) - Precedent of the two et it as he is concerned, Bobby Jones isltatatunntlds t hitt start the tournament. - -- 1 . goMg to the am-- I (c) Geotge Von Eini. Von Elm es Ono ' ateur champion- - They are touting man to beat JOOOO. for viral. rear ship ag ips hhis, , sons. one of which happens to be , Fsett- -i the fact that he can beat Jones. in Beach , , .' tember a natural O. knows that he did-ten because it' -in the lite and - prohibitive so happens that. can be li reason Another finals. , It sc.,' t000ritss, o , Elm's tritimste sic. ea s - S 2Coente. Mt 2.4"saectaN bands of Heinle Manus, $t. Imola Brown outfielder. during the Ibirteenth un. vetteof the campaign. To official Wed: .- 111 garnesAsvealJinizny Slipa, a4m-ra5I- SHIRES HIT mizEcAN ... ....... Fridar's Result. Portland 114. HollywOod I .848 Ptilodolptio ......44 .428 Sow lark Loolo St .441 611 42 42 .441 go 43 41 42 .482 Clovágel 44 40 .418 Itskinstoo $t 44 64 64 .446 Chicago 44- - .434 14 Booboo OtT1.0011 FOS TODAY'S GAMZS ?Cow Tort et Alreelotti Sow York 14041 1141 ..64 .....80 13 4 13 3 15 Clovelesd. Pillettl an Hoffman: House, Pipgrag and Steinecke. Morren.rt 4 2 14 Swot Ib I I I 2 I l'Averitet. 4 I 3 a SURE CAN I I I Fonseca, lb 4 8 0 I 2 I I Taik,rt.. I I I THAT AGATE I 11 2 Porterib 5 1 I I S I ,i0arditereit 20 .CAP) CHICAGO. Ju Is, 15 2 I 4 5 Tageroei entre, I 4 E torril.2 2 2 2 I Charles Arthur the grea.t" Sox is of the White first baseman I I working on a consecutive game,hit. I I Charles Arthur today ting. "lulls. S I If had IS days bshind Mm in which New Tork. 0110000.1001k s 3,,aaloyAL . 13 6 7 12 Oakland see wove.," Portland Sacrament .c.Seattle Seattle; Maier League Standings and Schedule tkimatm Noir Torii St. LW. .106 .684 .684 162 .315 .218 .161 5 6 13 13 1 2 no. PtttotortS 719 11 Itobortoon. Ciobrin I. Dorsi 2. Dickey, agorae's. Tot-roi- l. Morgan. ErrentZackaty. Two beim ROdlDP- Combo. ?bre boos bitoMorgon. Torriti. Noma naaritteost. flolioll. Double to Duretbor to Gobrig a; Motiapp to Gardoor to Fonseca: L. Powell to J. &malt. fittvek out--B- y atebory 2. by Swift i bg Zinn 4. La- D. W.,Pet 4 Shell-abac- k. 1 II ?Mato is ninth. HI for Zino IS 11 10! Now 'fork Cloviland Kress wag back at abort for the Coombe et Brownies end dro,re In two rune. gierAct RobrtexIb I k. Laois. Woouneasy 12 O. 11..4 O. WA- tory tb I. lb ti000llo.. 4 2 it Gebrig Fancily Dora :I Itiert- - 4 I I 'ates1oeiir..r1 I 1 l 4 I l'n000snit 4 I 1, Letzerl lb Genial 1 4 1 SO fIarlor.m Stssills.p. Zien.p. alletrell. hitsI. to-- 3 ST. 1.41VS, July 70,(AP)--T- he St. LOUIS Browns, bolding the WheilottOn Senators acc.relens until the lest two innings. won the second of a fire-gam- e Fence, 7 to S, he. hind th ttactivo lynching of We!. ter Stewart. who drove in thre rune tsYtit a double in the fourth inning. it 41 1 SO luminary: Browns Hold Solon' And Win by 7 Vvitait Cross se.. Wtat.te... lisnyetts grotto., Inonvont elmoelt.. tutgarnee 4 Runsittoo. ontntorty 76xII 'Gut Tti. home run helped the Tenkees to over7 to 2 in icheaM the Indians by a the first game of a doubleheader, but the home team assaulted George . and his rescuers with vigor San Franc lee ilpgras in the nightcap to win by 11 to 3- Thor even break cost the champions Hollywood Angeles half a game in the pennant race ea Log the Athletics defeatsd Detroit and Minsione twenty-thir- d streched their margin to nine garnet In the foetid game, 'Terrell, recent victory over the Athletics, bald the Yankees to rovibn hits and fanned nine. Frank litikola, Holy Cross Detroit. Philtiodiohisse-- r, southpaw, who made his major league debut, was the only Tank.. S Ittsbepth 5S I2 25 Iste Johaseiflt. taxman te show any stuff in this 0 4 I Etecet... lisectl.. 4 1 4 S Ghenar.th Old Tom Tachary pitched 4 0 5 5 contest. Cochre.e to win the opener. ball 0 O. good I 0 lite:matrt almeals.et 4 2 it 13 ?trot ram,: I Foef.In. 5 I I S Alandr,Its 44 4 Clevelast. Sew Verb. Mit'Onetto htiliar.rt. 4 3 2 B. H. O.A. B. )1.0441 S I 1 1 Hawes.. Dylessee. I 0 0 3 I t a e!Wortantrt 4 I 3 It Ochuble se 2 0 0 I, Cambscf. I 4 1 1 111,rton,II S 1 I S Cirreilio.. 1 S t Av.rflLef. S 8 I 4 Irstelies.p 4 S Otkrislb 4 1 trothtrail 4 3 It I IromieLlb Ituth.rt.. 4' 1 1 I, irditi, it .; 'rotate IS 1127 to Totals so 52154 Durot.r1 1 I 1 e 4 lio,14s.210 Lastritts taattad ter nebulae in ninth. 4 3 Meassi.it I e't,Ssweite 4 1 I1 13 3 V S rhtladepht& Detroit - July 20.,T(AP)Lou Gebrira ST ;. ' -- , Je, 20.,...,,1 Possible argument, agalnot tht otollitt astuttalltrall'el!Ithc'ueree. letoryforeVi- beltstunim.:dal'u. To Ric. - . - 1:15 1., I 11116 i , .' ' - ,....k... e ,; , .'., Illo r ,..c , ' rge PSI ; - "awe,- - . - - ..., V Ns"11111. f'..,,,k, 'MIS wive, lining a ' ' euCKEE,...- .- - i Ni WITA Cue- - :7, . ws .. ''' , - 6 FooTIm - . rfcoo,' .., Aill''' . - Aorta . ; A A VeRISAcer CA:eon WAS flatoicTeo - - (Special Leased Wire Service to The Deseret News) MEW TORE, July 11.Tlakets Georgia-Tal- e football laMe at Athens, Ga... on Oct. 12, next, give more than a quiet hint art to ths Surore this football game is going to create in Dixie. Colorful themselves. and black and heavy gold bukground, tha tickets are & foretaste of MI the color and unction with which this forthcoming gridiron event will bo invested. Very oatily these pasteboards will serve as souvenirs and without doubt they intondod for thi s. purpose as warseu as for admission. None Bigger. It is quite clear that no game oi the 122S 'mason will equal this significant Inteructional meeting in point of spectacular display of pomp and cireumstancs. Yale football WILITIOra crou Mason and Dixn's line in gracious recognition friondly rival with the Athenians assist in Ors dedication of the new stadium which has risen and is sew complete in practically every detail as a monument not only to the football spirit of Georgia but to the forty roars of devoted service of Dr. J. V. Sanford, director of athletics at the statniversit Y. Old South. .,' Aiftale ruen who bars a sentimerit for tradition, for things of the past should not fail to accompany this Ell eleven to Athena. For hero as signally as anywhere lurks the spirit of the old south. Not that Athens Is not pmgresaiva. It is. But whether by design or iSy in the essence of old life and gracious living for another day have not been left behind sa the town has moved onward. Pillared mansions of another day drowse beyond ancient trees and give a tone to the community which velvet lawns and modern architecture and a flourishing business section do not SOutAtt--Bab- N Elm With Breaks Going For Hernia; the Brooklyn slugger, remains at the top In the. National batting list. but with an ay., League e welled to .404 se a tomtit et rita:bc: pounding against western n at Lusts tield in the lett p Herman's margin sow., none too wide. aa Frank O'Doul of Philadelphia la holding tile ground at,191 The 1,1 issued today include gams Wedneaday. 'goo No. , wou,ss seem, to- - i 4esso Abend Klein Beetle qUa'ntance with Pebble I deed that be where WelYin Ott of New York. erse has ti played some of lite ,,, , it! finest goat A third yielded the home run crows to arostid glad might receives Charlie Klein et Philadelphia in 0 ',- ' dateutt to g i the fact that he seems to have rel course of the ---ot the grestriesrilte trtOotr in attiring with 22 runs an41 s s. field of dilisssi knew several years ago. Iirgu. batted ill with 14. Bill Ter- -, amateurs! no tante wog only three etrokes book ry of New York sets the pace in total bite with 111.. while Johnny after sidestep- -, of Jonas and Espinosa in the open, I' of Brooklyn ad Chick tf 'f i ping the best of 'at Winged Foot and played the roe tirrapezdotary of St Louie are tied for Me the professionals golf of tho field through the 27 doubles apiece. tti,sri..A Waner with gbroad i n Is:to two round& of Pittsburgh has . . Veal Ehe's Chasms. and 1927 and': hit il7triples to load. while Klein , One must understand,. of coureek, 24 home runs top Ott's ' - ..-- ' s i again in crop by three- - Cuyler of Chicago still leads, ea in 1$111 and ,that Von Elm's best figures to limo Joni"' hest on an average 'isit in steals with 21. is29. Besides didn't he make a holy i f'v. daY9 III v."... S.V.n' Th. 16'4 Other Loaders ef amateur show the championships ono needs Herman and O'Doul In in 1924. and ins? And cist. itizetc.cart.rtihmatalaneir g discoonly 1925, i: to put are these theFollosing totting averages Isn't the 14111 he tho ,T k. .273; Klein. greatest golfer Yones or anybody else out of the Terry. Philade1phia...171: L. Warier. Pitts- - world ever knew? Really, my dear; tournament. Von Elm ought to hnistir ..a matter of Pict. Recognised' burgh, .311: Traynor. Pittsboris. Watson. you're elemental. las .110; Hornaby.Chicago..111: Frisoh. tat' greatest amateur neat tio, Yet in pit of the mans aces- 'at Louie, .311; Hafey, St, Lows. didn't set pest the time sive abilitY there aro those whoffsn4 a t Minikanda .111;4n4 Stephenton. and Brae Burn., hint that the amateur themunit. i pcums c.hstaiss d.nel,nt smktmts, shts possibly tho essiestof his cOtt- - I wail 'hilt too .004 for him on those. THISJSE.ITS LEAGIEll Both detests days. guests in ether yeara, may get away j rticular I. illsoantostoa came in eightane--holgrps 4. QS:1mi rounds. this from him this time. l O. To:: Haute 1. Dosear all. the sbomination of good ones, Golf whimsical. ..: a ratioavti s at Doainllo Pootpasitat. to es included. Jon a So playad Inaaor. 4,,v, Largely, they thus are coppering I ' 4 the LEA is G II, tZ knywa feet that golf . SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION uncertain end whimsical of sports,' w p,t I yr. L. 1t. VP L. Vet W. L. Pet,' 42 .416 11 24 .4,011tostm22.... 44 .... to 'Nies therefor. and, pen 13rmighm 84 MI .1108' Memphis 43 44 ,611 n'sisha tt 44 .421, PuitAo.... 46 scat Neer Ott St Little Welt 4111441 velopments. But they also have al 4,f Nashville Ile 4S .161, Mobile. 37 SI .411 degree of plausibility on which to i :::1;?2,t,iis:11!4:1 60 44 .663. Chatnona 44 43 .404 Atlanta. hang their idle surmises, it being: Sornits6 VV ... Pride" Triatali Roguing. for one thins. that Jones InktottOtra city I. history. I. Irteltita Atlanta 13. Birmingham 11. - T. c be ;lie td ubr hr Chattanooga I. Littlo Reek 641114 44 "4 sna ;et. Tr' ear the 1.:41.B91:4.D.M:1"elSu Nastimila 6. M4menta Or mID:p.a e, . . KY Zvi YOBX.July rs'1.1b . - Batting flingin J111Y - - , , , ,,,.-1,', ' 1 Pasteboards Are a Thing ICUPSThe cmcsoo. of Beauty as Well Grimes Can Stand to Lose Am i itfeasumtrigittsmth.- el: acobandltel during the lest seven weeks by As Value. Few ' Games--GrovJimmy Fora.pt- - the Philadelphia Well Athletics. passed into the Up. Walberg practiced BY LAWRENCE PERRY. -- - Babe Herman For tGbe Has StioTh'n He Cali Whip Atlantan Defeat For Year - - O'D(d - -; - .'-- -- ' - , - H. Geo'igia:Yale Chicago Haler Game Arouses Has Only Single Dixie Spirit ,. t - . . - . I Lead Utahn Is Touted As 7 Man Bobby Must Beat Pushes , , . ..100 - , - Bush of Cubs Seizes ,Maior Pitching ..,. , 4 TAq'AINiST.':491jSii.IN,1-AR.A.Ig.Pg.- , - 3 s i . I , . I i . JULY 20 1929 SATURDAY ONLY GOLFER GIVEN ' i THE DESERET NEWS , i essI224 EiLl C ' tz, As. ..,' tat- rl. i 1 .1 e- ce z.:4 ,,,,,.. , , , ,,;:. . . . ' . , , . , . , , , - . , o ,,, - , , . . - - . , , b0 - |