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Show , . , . , . , , . , , Saturday, September '. 0, 19 . ., - 'THE ) , DESERET-NE- . , ,, - Sattltake - W! - , . . ' - , , f' ... . . L . P - , , - i, , . ,-, , , . ,. ws , . 1 , ! - - - , ,,.,! ; I . k3s ,;! k szs at rmsearr ''''',--- ? - , '',:t,,,,,--,,, ' ' 4R . '; ,, ?' A A- . .' ' , 4: 401, , .' i 1 'I,,,,,, i , , - , - ir .,,.., , - . 1, . -- . ' -; ,..,,,, , , , mouladrsbhraali . . ,.v : . - .. , , .,, . , . . - - - , . ' . 4 -- -. - - .- - - '''' : ; er. i ie t , 16 f -- , .; ' , , i 1 ,.,.., f . - -- If Iii' la -' going to gain oven a nteRSOLI:11 of rotting ovekthejeagat'avtarrelling---- -Elmer Leyden ,....,Iishwife owners. Leyden tot& in Occe all the profanity, all the Cline," and counter-chargesionally he silently added another lump of Ice to his 'arca paella, for the words that were passing back 'and forth in front of his sharp, amused features were so hot they were, making his drink steam. . We asked him what he hoped to do about the namecall . ing that goes on pereptually in his league, . . , s. I, I - -- , i - - ' ...- J.-- - er . 0- .. . , - . ,, -- - -,- ,- -- l' , , , , . ' i Oli . - . - . , .. , ' ,, his a .. -- - . . - . . - were . - . -- vote.-- - -- . were there were two realJbefore the'reTection4 was completed. Gerald Staley of Boise and Clay. of Ogden were tied ballots with four firstchoict apiece, but Staley - was the -- sec. ond choice of five voters while Lambert was named-Justtwicand that- edge gave the Pilot chucker the righthanded pitching : assignment. 8teentr.ellet ctivotes-'alw-ttft-- td. Pd the third base spot, with Mike INVinseck of Ogden the winner over iLaney 1.1cConnell or Idaho Falls. 1Winseck had four second- votes to non( .for McConnell. Most of well rather . the positione defined,..---bu- t og-fights oke, arm.-rain- :Days ' -- firsthoce . , .., , - . 9 - American League , 'HENSON POPULAR, Chuck Henson of Salt Lake and Browns Beat Sox Joe Egnatic of Boise were popular choices for two of the outfield i CHICAGO PT. LOVIIS B. IL 04.1 li H 0 A,. berths, and Frank Baumbolts of Wsbb.1b... 3 9 3 t Ogden- drew the third spot, alHottner,2b. 4 I 3, - 3 1 .9 It aThflifi. 1 AI i C111,111 2C4.1.unii,fis 3 0 IL 01xxSenneil7, 0 r 0 0 thougn his margin of victory Was 3 1 0JCultel,lb..7 4 0 I as great as those' of his run'4 JudnwhCulenb,e1 4 e 3 Otrbapmao.st 4 0 6 ainot, --- , . . ' mates. Graeft.rf 4 2 I ItUlright.net.... 3 1'0 Mery Benamiller of Berardino,sa 4 0 1 3,Annitn1,os. 3 3 1 Shortstop Ferrsil.e... 3 0 1 0 hodistm,3b 3 0 1 Pocatello showed a clean pair of Auker,p...,, 3 0 lb 1 Solters.11... 33 it0 02 heels to the rest of the Mid, los. rrresb,o.... 1 e 0 0 Rotts.p.... ing only two of the tHmobrys,0 1. 0 0 ,ballots in giving his team'its lone, Totals, 32 6 21 111 Totals.. 29 21 representative. attaited for Webb In ninth. - -- ONLYROLDOVER altar. I orDickavinAtinth.. St. Louis 000 210 eoea .There are 11 new faces in the c Mesa 010 000 000I Three. lineup this year. for Joe Egnatic Summary t base hitsltutieh.- Stolen baseWright, is the only holdover who made Double playsVerrell and Heffner: Auker. the 1940 team. Berardino and Afruinn: Heffner and Sams on ballsOff Auker L Rbss Votes of the league writers and 2. Humphries I. Struck outBy Auker 4, managers were collected and talRoss 3. Losing pitcherRoss. lied by the National Association 'Press Bureau. In the tabulated 111 7'1 result, which fo11ow4 players re. !ceiving one or inort votes but a failing to qualify are recognized 'with honorable mention. . , - ' ' - -- - r . ...2 , ' , 4 ' -, : -- !, . . t ,,,,,,. - veteran, recently hurled a nohitter, andit'hitto tops the of the league in won era. lest foreetitatiTAr::::. -- --WIREPHOTO - - . , , --- --no unanimous choices, but, First Baseman Tom Canavan of Ogden came close to the distinction, missing. just ' one omitted. There ihniteri . . , i - . -- 414 '1$ , .. t , . . Louis And Ten Midget Car, Leaders - Nova Down Drivers Clash For Reds, Play To Hard Work Ttvo .Titles., Western Giants Today ' ' ,, , 1 ,,,,, I - , - ' ; ' , - ,, I lorkst...... - . 8.-i--a-:ptJt.ti-1'o.$- ' , -' - . , - , . to the 1941 gest 'contributions , r team-- Of the Pioneer League, the, Reds supplying five of the 12 men in the lineup and the'Filots yielding four.. Two men from the Salt Lake City roster- - and one from Pocatello complete the picture, with Twin Falls and Idahq Falls being all-sta- , ' ";'. - -- - -- - , ' --4 - ,,k,,,,,, - -- -- .. , - - , , '''',''''''144. ' . Ogden and Boise made the big. . , ,, 044',, , Hurlers Jn'T6rrkt Streteh Prive Pit-TlfeSeFot- ir .. 41 .' - Most Positions, , Ballot By 1 ' 4 - . '' , - - . , e7,,, ' . ,- . , Y .: r"''''''''''' f . 4 . 1,k i ''. ": '.4,.k....; 1, - ' - 104. , ,. --- ' ------ ,t ,, ' -- ;., ' - 7,,, . - ' -- -- r --1"'" z'''''''''' , ,,..,),,,,:::-- ;lit, ....,. ,,, ,, - ., , ... . ,.,, . ., - . , 1 .,,: ... ' - , v. . , , - . ...,., Card Attinager Depends f - ' , , . I , oi ., ,4.; ,:. l- - ": '' '' -.., v !,,,.0,4.,,,x.."1.:,.....?: - 3. 1, - - -- , . , - ,...;..,- ,, N- , -- p k k , Redi get lots' : ' :.' , ,, , ., .,. ' , v .10 :,, , , ht., ; . ' , 1 ' , , , - 3 Hatchett OH All!Stars ', ,,,7., - , ------ 1 , A .. , 0,,r1, ' ,, 1,t' 1 ...- ! t ,, : ., , , it ',- , ,.,,. ., - ,' 1 A., ' - t I , ,,e, , ? ; : V ' , , .!. - 4k, s . I ' 11164 - , ,, ,,,,. . i ,- , ,,, ., .. , 41" ! - . - awaavsedmaturasteansulmduhcrhansoditsledh, ! , "- ' ,, , .,,r, - , ...):,, ; --, : , ,,, 2, ''''' , r, i ,: him- and it was regretted that s ., ' s 4.,,, to deliver same to 'wasn't self 4 : present I , - ' 't- -- the loving hands of the wash lady at ... , ,,, , ' .,'.4.,..., , ,,.z. mangle No. 13, to insure its long life. ' ' ' .: ',. ' ' t Mara finally won the cursing. Tim . ; ? ' ; . ' - '.0 ' . ,, , -1' . ', ' , ' of ' 1 l'4; - , set'4 developed a' magnfilcent ' ' '. pipes 1 ' was 1. he 1 ,,4,,,ioot!' the .,-.long years during 4.,...1..,,,,,.,... ,,x14,11i,4; i. offering, ' ' - ' choice . .."., .. betting bargains, at odds of , . i ' y wind Marshall's curser's gave Mt ghost " 1'. '' -'- a tragic. depletion when one considers 1 1 -t- hat Marshall himself tar ,,.1.RedsTel' shalt. .a,-ausout-lolloro,MANICEILB1LLY,souTHr011TH - . kx. ' '' --o, this , so right, floward Pollet, 20; Mort' Cooper, 27; Lon left commodity to spar . ,,,tre, she carctutais says k,,,,,11 depend , on them 10, I 32. and Ernie,WItiti;241-Polleis jum up fromBetween mail,: and 1".;glinit lrarnekn4 - stretch tlritor ln- National - -- - for Amtaw ha:svott20 - 2 toss - Cooper it going : 11I I1TII1 , curser.sat the thin man.The thin , Elmer Leyden, the .. czar of pro footballwho will have , . ' ,' 1II , ghost linen ..., . , . .,, ,. - ,,;- - . . - . . . - - ,...,.... -k , , NEW YORK, Sept. Mara, the old bookie who owns the football Giants, War cursing George Marshall, the at the free load Olympian laundryman Giants other night. All beat after the the Stars the party given But Mara ,Nvas getting cursed back. Marshall has a ghost ' , ' ...,.0..,., ;$,,1 curser, 'a felloMarshall retains to , ' ; , i curse Mara for him in absentia. The k , ellson , , - ' --BY BOB CONSIDINE - :.. , -- i ...., , , , However ecoitio-Harmlut- , ,, '1'i ... ,, Czar- Would Act If Curses , ' , , ... 1 ,, . , ...,. , ,...... ,t -- , , t , , e Utalt-,Pag- :City, , 1 ' NEW YORK, Sept. ., , , The heavyweight title consimoment earnest of a after , "Nothing," Laydensaid, fray between Joe Louis and 'Lou Nova the Polo Grounds on Sept. deration"Nothing, that is, unless I think this bickering interferes Both 29, became official today. with the progress of the league. Right now I think that the 'the Brown Bomber and hitt Call.: ti! trouble, is trouble, and the fprnia challenger yesterday signed more colorful than harmful. Each in his own .way loves this regulation contracts at- the Boxing Commission for ' the league more than anything else. Each Is loyal to it, and will bout. O.M.MM,. 1" it. That's for the theirfightsbeimportantthing,When fight Dr. William H. Walker, commit-stuTen powerful Offenhauser mid- - 'I 1 BAILEY 'JUDSON BY medico, examined the contest- red-ho- t gin interfering with that loyally, then that'll be time enough ' Associated Press Sports Writer ants end pronounced both in setts- get can and their tea to do something about them." the drivers await neithstarting factory.condition. tpday Although baseFew remember that Layden played pro football. He is best These are the dog days in er was required to weigh-- in, Louis that will send them on their said he scaled at 210 pounds and flag remembered, of Course, as one of the Four Horsemen and later ball. cham- One pennant has, been won. Nova 'declared he weighed ' 209 way to the western midget as coach of Duquesne and Notre Dame. But he played a couple ipionship tonight and tomorrow. as race middle 1920's.. when the sport The-othDRILLS ,of years of pro ball, back ini-t-he luowoed rt Bun:: 1ZoisecLat their sides,ar,tAkSel4, 1 teams. Kids two was a crummyshambles, filled with later returned to their re promoters and down to Lake cars and drivers, eqUilly to their are of spective training never heard He campsLouis built teams and 'disorganized squads getting around, tt celebrity.4 N. Y., where be determined to ;bag ths Inter: Greenwood Lake, Cluit Player poeition barnstormed with a NoIre Dame alumni team, sometimes playing Chance In big league lineups, will start boxing today. Nov to , Ogden Canavgn o a mountaip championship that ilb Bohr t. Radtke.. Sunday after playing Saturday. He jumped from that to the And open dates keep more teams Pompton Lakes, N. J. insitek Sb Pirates, Reds Split Orden Quite a mystery remained as to awaits then at the end of two itesamiller Potatello U ..., . Brooklyn Horsemen, then to the Rock Island (Ill.)) Independents. idle than, there are playing on what I of the gate Nova nights of driving. First some; i If. percentage Lake Henvon, City '4 Those names iound prehistoric now. , CINCINNATI any given day. Raise will receive. While General John Egoistic , prrrsillRan ,rf ...... - P. 11. The double event will get un-Baninhotis rf Ogden a is This "I guess my regard for pro football started In those just temporary letdown, J. Phelan, chairman ofthe,Mitt, derway-at-th-e days," ER 3 1 Andertowns 5 4 I 7 Barker L.Wanrri - 3 Speed- 1' Betti .. ut "I courseairof 1. 1 1 Ol Bandit:Y.3h 1 I S 4 Staley board, readily revealed that the way tonight at 7:110, with more than 0 1 101,N:sow. after of got paid well plenty welL-BIV Into trenches Potions-- Turner.gt n the todaybut champion, wastaking.clown404per. glitIPItitot 0 01 StewartIf. .3 1 1 11 Hatebett otr lapawho the route for the the pro game.--A- nd I got away-froDecoct)... 1 City sell.Salt LakeOrrif I has provlaed- - a iPause for considtent;- - he refused-to-- , divulge-Nova- 's 1 1 Al. 3: Fletcher. lb 4 2 . ingr !MeCorry go reweeks that Werriter.3b--HONORABLB 1 2 1 31 Martian. 4 3 1 3 MRNTION--Andrathink that the biggest shock rve had since I came back is eration of the three Cor-- : share, and Ray Carlen, manager of of. share their and 11 rhampionships 3 4 1 3 3 4 0 the DiMaract Lmbardi,e of the Feast) 1.111e rest of the Californian, said he would pre- the 2300 Kakolitis, Mosley and ' the shock of seeing how much spirit the pros now have. It's main 1- 0 01 Davis.c...;Weot.c.... I 2- -5 01l Delancey of Poeatello Peters, purse, LOWet BIM", 14411 of the Na- fer to let Nova answer.-whi- ch show' will be a close-u- p Lou P.M'Cit.lb 1 1 1 0, Baker.e lionik000s, Snyder ond Reteei of liarseen, 1010 a team sport now, where it wan an individuar's pme when I tional League starsthe Brooklyn did by stating that he was getLeading the parade of visiting' Craftet.. 4 I 1 0 Rutchor.5, 3 1 0 2 itoisei". Sewn, L. Met onset', Ambrose, z luminaries are Roy Russing. 1940, ! 0 1 0 Kiang-er1 1. 1 0 James, .Monitore. Hawkins B. McConnell. 14.4Ck,If was playing." Dodgers and St. Louis Cardinals. ting "plenty of spinach." It is Pacific coast champion and leading jonst.es.. 4 1 I- sVnRobays 1 I 0 0 Might and Marshall of Ptah. Falls; C remain-taffy, believed though, that Nova is get. Otherwise, there 2 0 I Swede LindDerriner,p lint, Loybourne, Shone, Godley ' gehettri, - , few minor conflicts to be straight- ting 1712 per cent for his end. for the 1941 crown; 1.ambert and Stone of Ordent Cavan, j. ,oy,rf... 2 1 0 Ij , LIMAS TOPS THE IrInD skog, Gilmore' s second place driver; ened outmatters like the tie of NOVA IN SHAPE Monier, Ouintint. Enos, Morris. Pftellen 41 11 37 131 37 15 2715 &unbar Totals. Oakes, Totals.. currently nd of bolt Lahti Citri (Poison) Danny . Nova, who has done some pre- the hottest Speaking of pro football, its coaches have for a long time been the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Oel;ler, oBatted for L. Waner in eighth. the Reynolds. on coast; otter, I pilot allatted for Clinger in ninth, of - Palls. using uncomplimentary sports columns and new stories as a means White Sox for second place in the liminary work in the Maine woods, Tots,antMarringicsa the driving Cincinnati 000 100 081- -10 of kindling dormant "college trYin the hearta of the mercenar- American League and the struggle appeared- to be in the better con- Johnny McDowell. I ' 000 200 300 4 Pittsburgh les. I3ut the most spectacular Use of these watt last year before between the Cincinnati Reds and dition of the two and ready to world's most expensive midget Summary: i ErrorsFletcher, - Marlin, Nile Kinniek In From Denver come Buddy Mara play-of- f the game. Hallo; clipped a column in which Pittsburgh Pirates for third place swing into' action filandifoy. immediately DiMaggio. bitePrey, I Anderson, Gleeson. West. Three...base hit Marshall confidently predicted that if the score was close the Red- in the National. while ,the champion seemed to be tinson with the Offenhauser bought , Moms ruirJoost. Double Air little-extr- a Axel, DenA'ttral from Rex Mays; Lloyd Service the Bears were intrinsically, gutless, Halas. would a skins because York around fat New the battles win, Brooklyn tarrying and Frey nnts1:Jnotronag,,J,Irrey P.' - his face Pushed with ersatz e ,. indignation. waved the clippings undet Giants today In one game andtiT)-- the gills. Joe said thalhe would ver's champion; Bert- McNeese,--tMeCorgnieW;' Werber,- Fre? and T. 3f,!--- -, Cormick. Struck outBy Derinter 3, . OMAHA, Neb., Sept. thsnosea of the Bearsand sent out on the field perhaps the most morrow in two. The Cards have the be ready in plenty of time and Denver driving partner of Axel; uoast s Hottest Butcher 1, Kluwer 1. Winning pitcher Nile Kinnick, former. University Cincinnati Reds on their hands for that the extra few pounds he was Roy Leslie, holder of the major ferociously aggressive 'football team of all time. Derringer. Losing' pitcherButcher. Iowa backfield star,t , ' to serif,- Halas the same schedule. Between halves. when the score was umpty-nin- e carrying Will be shed without - track records on thathistrack, and (POISON) OAKES, of ..econd Gamer revealed today that he had eri Aaron Woodard and Nordberg to"s11, ')3 ficult ' changed his tune. He Jumped to the other spiritinfiaming extreme. BIG SERIES NEXT WEEK the be considered to PITCSBCRGII ciNcINNATt Angeles. listed in the Naval Air Corps Re-- 1 All he said was, "Remember, men, it's thirty dollars a minute. special. t B. M. OA. - hottest driver on the Pacific Coast ! M. Tuesday the- Ilast Intersectional . deritass 3 1 1. 3 serve, but would continue his 'du1An this halt' : LOCAL DRWERS , 3 I 3 0 ties as an assistant coach at hist Cmick.16 4 0 0 0, Homiley,3b right now, will be one of the ace The gaudy score of that classic fiasco- probably has become warfare of the season will get un 8 i local drivers, in- contenders for the restern and In- Prey,21,... 3 1 4 Elitott.rf 2 I 3 0 alma meter until- he is called intot Among the-1more deeply rooted In the public's mind than any other football derway. and two days later the 3 1 1 1StaWitrt,11 . I Wertri0b. I duel on the terest centers driving : ; and Dodgers will get at eacilrri termountain midget race titles to. Weat.o.... 3 1 3 11 Pletcher. lu 3 1 5 1 service. score. There Aare been a thousand gaga about battbabeatiau Cards t Harold .Adair, Me-between 3 1 1 1 r. ! I Martin.2b Kinnick. at his home in Omaha. once more. other's promised throats track. the itle-itat Walter other the written Fairgrounds night day by Haight, the rolypoly Washington I1 3 8 01 Ilithiarto,cf 1 3 Cmck.119 1 OstI he enlisted In Kansas City, Ray Winegaryllill The three games these teams will is th 2 0 V Craft.cf milking tamp ay Baket.e.." 2 $ I 1 'said ler and Johnny Smith. High in pre. but did not expect to be called was a ctvaerreln ygo eatialmeDmibegero In the players' ho play at St. Louis Thursday, FriGlepooart 3 2 1 01 Dletz.p. 2002 aPwoste rfaskweridiHryo Joost.sit... 2 I 3 11 until December. championship rankings, too, up to Haight and day and Saturday might goa long- LOGAN, - oePt1 1 21 Slarr.P... Tex Sherwood and, Eddie Peterson. Benny Can't Hunt , of Brotherhood way toward settling things. Theyre 'LoTotals. 26 loll 1 Tntals.. 21 .5 21 7 re the games everybody is waiting Annual club championship of Winning the championship is goCHEYENNE,. Wyo., Sept 6 'None out in seventh when tame Waa gan Golf and Country Club will ing to be an uphill job for any (AP)Jack Benny, screen for. said politely. ,rei Redskin 710." raand ,v,tr eallPd. rain, darkness. local course driver. For championship points go dio LeoDurocher woo. , , Cminvtait to grooming itis be playedoverti beunablecornedian,will 1,,,.,14;,.,:11"1"ri.p, each'e-eveth nlghts-.-wlon both 001 xxx-7000 . today and Sunday, It was amlouncPittsburgh Dodger pitchingstallfort accept an invitation to referee the Goma called mt sccount of rain. Fred Fitzsimmons, fat and 40, is ed today by Glen Worthington, the winner the high point man at aecond Wyoming one-shPak. antelope : 0 ;,t, - at- Lander, or.Stimmaryt slatedto pitch the first game and chairman of the. tournament com- the end of the double Frey, Elliott. Stolen baseGleeson hunt 11P)Ct L off Diet 2. One of the most torrid duels in he notified WednesdayBitat,POtti Starr balliOff won't work until then. He beat the mittee. H. Smith GoveNels Dolts Struck Starr 2, by P1 yTo- outfly Cards with a magnificent relief job Eligible to enter play are all the history of midget racing is titendance (actual) 4891 embers of the club. Sons of mem- forecast for the western champlon,-,- , July 31 tIn St-Li andpitched CIIICAGO-:-Septdrivten which the be will in to bers allowed enter ball the shutout them six for visiting ship, against : 1 ers will compete. With heats at 10 Chicago. Bears, National Football Innings August 26 only to lose be. Junior division,. . reIL s. more A1a., , cause and BIRMINGHAM, said. . ef 1 Sept. erroni. Ilaps and the main exepts at 50 laps,' League champion Whitlow Wyatt will work the There will be 38 holes scrap of forecasters vision a four-wa- y , to 13 victorsi over the (AP)Because , of widespread cently37 t4,1'. r4.7 - '. second contest and Curt Davis the medal play, with championship, for the championship. Russing and - New ' of losses to theathletes nation's the and Ccillege k thirds both getting a grooming-- - in first flight and junior divisions. Oake from, theGilmore speedway, 38 of viot armed forces, the members York Giants, with a 23 to 8 i the series this week-enii j with the Only players with it handicap of Martinson and Axel from Denver's ; N....21A co- the Southern Intercollegiate Ath. Giants. l'', ' tory 'over an Eastern 13 or over will be able to enter Lakeside track are the four on race as centers Southworth counter will Billy whom letic use Association will fresh. the first flight, while any- club speculation legiate team this week, will meet l11771, Ernie White and Howard Pol member may play In the chant- - time nears. Of these four, Martin' -TO- NIGHT-AO in exhibition game ItWrigley men in varsity football (his fall. - with 1 1 definite let a tw I son imall but rates edge:: flight. except Juniors. Field toni ght. piship Their executive ,COmmittee and,- - if these two lefthanders get Mr. Worthington stated that OFFICIALS LISTED The game may be a previeW of r a resolutiop yesterday along all right. Ihe may throw an all 36 holes o Officials for the meet were namSI1DAY; 8 pi LI; , for the 1941 proles:may be played in one the play-of-f :a col- 'nberssmall other Max Lanier, at day,- - or may be divided up in ed Friday evening by Steward southpaw. ,, , atonal championshtp, for the Bears the in the final tilt. , Dodgers tiiTC.1: ,, -any manner over both days. Par- Lew ,Ballard sa .follows: 'Starters, ---ttre prohibitive favorites .ta take leges in nine statesto use at iltri 1113 EASY AFTER THAT the honors in the Western ticipants must make arrangements Harry Phillips and Ludwig Lesovleast four freshmen in varsity ' After the skirmishing, with Club Professional Joh Me. skYl,assistant starter, Tommy Mid-Sion, and the Giants are without tops play. In addition, ---will have kikAlamea - - ' - i or with -- the tournament dleton; chief timer, Henry Longson; In the Eastern Division. TWO big Main Events; both on varsity Brooklyn The Va. liupper-classme- n los - mering Phillies'and Min the with the : assistant to Clarence , . scorer, Ludeen; committee. out threethis can ., smiles of the pro 'schedule keep number .in go PARK obtain ., .,,.. squads hithts! The hardest driving, ton , Braves. same the During period somes or foursomes'. scorer and lap clerk, Jack Wheel-- , tv '. , the two teams from meeting, dur- through use of more than four. the Cards will oppose the Chicago es--, midget ranking , ' highest ter: Held; steward', of freshmen if necessary. the Bing 1ng the regular season. club pit Defending champion Cubs five times and the Pittsburgh Gil. tournament is H. Reuben Peder- sistant pit steward, George Mdr-drivers at world-famou- s, M. P; .V?VV.V Sunday -Pirates four. ,, ' -- assistant, Clarence' . Denver' Stadium city; auditor, while gan; ,technical more and The Pirates split a doubleheader sen. - Logan :: . , ,I ' -' with Cincinnati yesterday to stay. laicirels Lundahl will dievisinon. his Cutting.Lakeside tracks!. All Soldiers and Citizens - , I The complete schedule of eyets, , . in the junior .. a half game out of third place. In Pe , , , , followic for both ,, Other .nights members of tournathe -- --the a Invited Eddie Joost hit homer to BY Ito Associated Press opener , . Time 'Dials for Ititermountain I , include Profes, with the bases loaded to climax ment rommittee -sional championship.. Bob I Martin and Memering, in eight-ruCincinnati's the rally Western chamTime trials-T- or .' National League , :' American League Darrell Crorkett. , eighth inning and give Paul tO plonship,-,' , . Wel ,,,,,,,,,,. ' 10-- 4 a . ' In Wei Logt Pri. ringer the se.. victory. t chantdash for Western apobitre ..........z...,..n 47 444 Now Tack re 11- - 16 Trophy Rose-Bow. rain which to l abbreviated cap. Game To. Pt. Louis : 631 Chinatta 74 Al 41 44 .511 piOnship. . . en innings, Lloyd Dietz pitched six-.71 11 IA .76 Mit Neaten ..011 r . - ' Cineinnati , Intermounheath Defense Morale for . Qualifying ,opeak on 001 71 .. 44 Mubarak hit ball for a 16 .i4t l'itathiall .604 Eartleis- triumph over Ray Start . . thin championship. , New loth 04 .07 .414 Detroit Salt Lake's stars also battle 71 44 Ala Starr. who allowed only five hits 'PASADENA. Calit,,---Sep- t; 11- .-' ' ' 74 .4411 141. Leah' ' 14 Chleaso .447 ...... for II heath Western ...all . Qualifying .4..4., iri Intermountain his Howrebut Reds. 741 with the Beaton .440 Philadelphia ... ..... ..,... Sa 6t 74 A21 a 'Roses offi- - championship. ' Rey, Harold W. Gretzinger, - Philadelphia 11 12 0 NI . 311 11 All - lasahinclon ' ever. they included a single by Alf (laic have advanced the ......... , , 35 Final InterSE,TERitAT'i starting Championship! A gala ear. -- , event, - Anderson and a double by Bob El- - time of the-be- xt laps, for . IPSTERDArla RESULTS ', --- , Leader Rose Bowl game mountain championship. I lacianail I.I. l'ittsburth 44 (44re- Mi. imnia I. Chirac. I (sight gaittr$. , , nivel of shattering speed! , . . ' liott eon in , the sixth. In 14.4 -. .on Jatt.-1el oventh, n40.! Cievelaml at 1)etroil, pa.spered eat;. 15 minutes because of game called '' ' Final event, 50 laps. for Westertf ll , . . fiehednied. ..1 , . Elden Auker pitched a ',Only tames achallnied. fori.me. .. rules free . allowing , 11414.111'S CON IGAMPA championship. 0121,00K FON TODAY'S CIAM1.11- -'- .. 0411,00K . aN the S t.Louis Browns beat the the of Given under the of 144.w leek at Brooklyn. Mayor's t:14. players.. , substitption clear. Neaten auspices at New 1:10. Awl?, 'Cork, '. to-- toss I Whitr Sox, Officials. estimating Philadelphia at Pastas, 'lea?, 11411. n lastnight that the Eastern-Leagu- elatoihingten at Ptillatelphts. Apar. 110111 PRICES:Stands $1, Parquet Committee-on-Civilia& Military Recreation-filtrate at Pittsburgh. Afar. alto. .- Auld lisa. a- - tie wttir Bos-Chicago back-in-to would of frequent change playoffs, players Cincinnati at St. Louis, cloudy, litia- ttevelan1 at Detroit, ..rigor, lial wed ton.. It was St. Louis' fifth 4 . $1.50, Boxes $2, Kids 410c. ' ' straight lengthen the game a quarter of an VilkesEarte 2. Elmira 2 (tie,1 ,, , the fmkst week over the I hour, set the kickoff- - for 2 p.m. called end ithraln). in 4, ctlrz 1.18? sugnicnr01 victory Let and thiesse;' - lt. sloart,1131 -- ' - 11:306 : . 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