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Show - THE DESERET Salt Lake City , Utah ... ...... SlipOneOf Most Costly nr Challenger o Gives Ghamp Close Battle ' Misguided Left Hook Ruins $700,000 Ring Show 1 RICE BY GRANTLAND What single mistake, error or faux pas In the - rickety history of sport cost the- largest amount of money? There have been more than a few guch Slip, ! many of them normal mishaps, that ran the bill from $100,000 to $500,000. Allie Floors Foe But Loses By Decision J BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR NEW YORK, May 16. (AP) The world lightweight boxing Thats sat slightly askew on a fair chunk of cfown Sammy Angotts bead - today, loose changelor tilted the good rightjvand of one .. skidding artful by Allie Stolz who floored the act This champion for a count of nine cnndlnt shake him loose uPlhnt, in the wake 01 from the titled Billy Conn's left Angott hit the deck in the third misguided hook which frame at Madison Square Garden h a p p ened to last night, then bounced up and 1,1 land on his decision pounded out a Conn head in over the Newark, N. J., challenplace of his chin, nose ger for a close but successful deor abdomen. fense of the title he lifted from of Lew Jenkins last December. Conn, one of the sharpest A the znipers labelled another Jim inrthe "betting Corbett by Bill Brady lost him- but the favorite with the crowrL came so near to outpointing self, Joe Louis, Mike Jacobs and Stols that Promoter Mike the Army Relief fund from $300,000 the champion --to $700,000 by being off the beam Jacobs Immediately matched the many inches. This certainly ranks pair for a return bout at ' the around the top of e , financial Garden June 11. The-dasecond- - meeting upheavals in -- the wake of -- erring judgment or erring physical skill. hinges on the recovery of Angott, There was the time Fred Snod-gra- s who injured his right ankle in the of the New York Giants drop- eighth round but didn't appear ped a fly ball in Boston in the to favor it during the later frames. world series in 1912 LOW BLOWS Red with Christy Mathewson pitchlhg. It was a rough and tumble slugThis happened in the stretch of the ging party from the opening bell. the Low blows cost Stolz the 12th eighth game and it cost Gianta around $100,000 in the and 14th rounds and possibly furmoney split. This mishap came nished the Washington, Pa, chamalfrom complete overconfidence on pion his margin of victory, an easy fly descending in Fred's though Angott lost the fifth stanza for the same reason. waiting hands. to y There was the Hugh Angott, who weighed 134 Owen twister ia the Stolzs 133, used his usual crowd-- , Yankees-Dodger- s battle last fall ing, rushing . and leaning ..tactics from to wear down his foe. that lifted over $200,000 Stolz tried to stay far enough two ball clubs and sent it back his to the ticket holders in the wip- away' to catch Angott with ed out sixth contest. Casey rapid right whenever the chamhad more stuff on the ball than pion came charging In, but Ancounter-punchinthe Owen could handle. gott weathered and piled up enough PASTOR MAY MAKE L points to earn the nod of both Frankie ringside judges. Referee lP CONN LOSS Fullam voted for Stolz. Boh Pastor will make up a good DECISION UNPOPULAR pait of the Conn loss if a summer The decision was so unpopuheavyweight fight is arranged. lar that long after the fighters Which means, of course, that the ijad .retired to them dressing army- - must he willing to grant rooms thefans were boning and a leave. Louis Joe some hurled programs, "drinking batUe would But a Louis-Pasto- r the cups and newspapers into as cancelled as the well not draw nng Conn entertainment or postponed smartest is one of the for several reasons, One is that fighters I ever met the chamthis would be Pastors third park- pion said of Stolz. In the dresstwo ing spot in front of the ing room of the beaten challenger Ixmis fists, meaning right and left there was nothing but disappointAlso, Conn came closer than any ment I thought I was ahead of other challenger to removing the him all the way after I knocked homestead. him down, said Allie, sitting deFor ail that Pastor has earn- jectedly on the edge of his rubed his place as the next in line. bing table and scratching his He was at least smart enough head. curly a Into hook not to throw a left - The affair drew - 16.099 custoconcrete wall. mers who paid $49,01 4.e . argu-mentcam- e d pa-Bil- iy g L te i n of-the Sox-Gia- i "Casey-Micke- . g i . .e FROM WHERE DOES IT COME? amount of money sent The through mutuel windows so far this spring has astonished even the racin g --optimists. This has been especially true of New York NEWTON', Mass , May 16. (A P) and Maryland, tracks where both Wiry- - little- - Ben - Hegan,-4b- e the crowds and the ca-- h have set adept man with the short irons, up a flow of new records. was favored to win the second New York will hit and pass the Massachusetts big event golf tourBelmark before the nament today over the Charles $60,000,000 mont meet is over. The line at the River Country Club course, a lay$10 windows is the longest racing out made to order for his special-ty- . Hg ever Been This mnnpv nr a big part of it, comes from new Differing with the public choice, players who havent yet discover- the players have chosen Bvron ed there is a slight element of Nelson, winner of the recent Mastchance in this racing game. ers tournament, as the likely winWith extra billions scattered: ner. around and fewer things to buy, This pair, however, will have including sugar and gasoline, they penty of opposition over the 36 storm the impregnable fortress o! hole of medal play, in which all chance. proceeds will be devoted to tUe thoroughbred - No- - small Telief fund, part of this money navy -comes from Listed -- twtwuff "with ilium are" the and that is one of the open Champion Craig Wood; Horreasons that at least a part of ton Smith, the master putter; Jimshould go back to government war my Demaret, the colorful Texan; work. Just how long, or how much Sam Snead, the sentimental favlonger, this golden flow will pour orite whose entrance into the navy . through the mutuel windows is an- was deferred until next Monday to other guess. More than one big permit him to compete; Sammy Belmont day will pass the $2,000,-00- 0 Byrd, the one-tim- e ball player, and mark. . . long hitting Jimmy Thompson. Harold W isnt such a wrecking matter Defending Champion beat race or even to heat a. Jug McSpaden will be unable to because of preyear days card. Bnt anyone who thinks competelhla he can beat 12 per cent throagh a vious commitments at the Philarinh -- Week or a season hat an imagina- delphia Country tion too extended to be measured by either time or space. As th late Mr. Coleridge put it, he is strolling where Alpha, the sacred riv-e- r. ran through caverns measure- lesa to man. (North Americas AUGUSTA, Ca, May 16. (AP) Newspaper Alliance). Pitcher Dick Hearn of the South Macon Atlantic League-leadinhas chalked himself up Ty Cobb Gives Lessons aPeaches double-heade- r shutout. DETROIT, May 16. (API , Ha held the mound for 16 inBronx Bombers? Rupert Rifles? nings lest night and blanked the Murderers Row? Charlcv Keller Augusta Tigers 2 to 0 and 9 to 0. and Red Rolfe of the 1942 New The second game was seven inYork Yankees, currently in sixth nings.- In the first, Hearn allowed place in the American League hit- five hits and was helped by two ting race, took batting lessons here Tiger errors. But in the second, here yesterday fromTy Cobb, the he got his second wind,' gave up old Georgia Peach, , lust two safeties. Hogan Draws Favor In Meet Hearn Hurls Pair Of Shutouts g in- to. to-e- the itlv of I ind rec- - will sth- - nto, 100I llgh jStttfrtd huUuf Tttnt to you r map, Japan look up tha Coral shore, Under its turf look to- your ships that will ride the waves n for this Is only the start, Japan; the battle has Just begun. And there'll be many a Corel JSea before this War is done, North American Newspaper Alliance. - , more, Ex-Champi- on ' BY BOB CONSIDINE . f NEW YORK, May 16. (INS) Commander Gene Tunney1 new title'll a little thing' called Chairman of the Special Event; Committee of the National Citizens Committee of the Navy Re lief Society. There may possibly be an Inc. on the end of that bqt theres a paper shortage and we had to stop somewhere. As chairman of the S. E. C, N. C. C. N. R7 S., or S. E. C. NN. R. S., as it is called for short, .Commander Tunney will have at his finger tips about a million dollars worth of sports talent. Hell make use of these athletic tars Tor navy relief shows- of all types, and supervise relief society athletic shows which, now. use talent. -Tunney will provide a far. Hung sports program, which the navy rap rest assured will be handled w ith class. Ho will work 'wi(h officisls of the army finer, gency fund on Jointly sponsored events the main one of which promises to be the annual army- navy football classic. SLUGGERS ROW: Four Brooklyn Dodgers are doing the Dodgers, having been moved into Flalbush frorn Pittsbiirgh. Among the navy boxers Tunney Reisers future is uncertain. His draft board hag recently reheavy hittinylhatlceeps The Brooks up in the National League will have for relief society fights classified him. Camilll is batting in most of Brooklyn's runs baseball wars. Left to right: Dolph Camjlli, first baseman; Joe are Tony Zale, Gus ,Lesnevich, Freddie Cochrane, Georgie Abrams, and Medwick, formerly of, the Cards, is just beginning to hit Medwick, left fielder; Arky Vaughan, 3rd baseman and Pete Billy Soose, Marty-- Serve, Lou Amto having a good year with the his stride. (AP WIREPHOTO). -- Reiser, bers, Fred Apostoll and Ken Over-lin- . In baseball he win have Bob Feller, Frank Pyliak, Freddie and Hutchinson, Mickey Cochrane, among many others. In football he has such coaches as Bernie Bierman, Fritz Crisler,' Sam Barryr Jim Crowley and Potsy Clark as well as players beyond compare, notably In Charge Of Benefits George McAfee. Ace Parker, Bruce Smith and almost enough all AmerGENE TUNNEY, former ica linemen to atop even runners like these, heavyweight boxing chamThe Navy Relief Society must by jfDSCffi BAILEY has been made chairman pion, Wise $5,000,000 to take care of Associated Press Sports Writer 'of the committee of the widows ud children navy their sports The Brooklyn Dodgers are planning to raise their big white until such time as enough penRelief Society and will Navy 1941 National League pennant on the centerfield flagpole at sion office red tape can be cut --ohave supervision of a. million to reach tiiem. With Tunney setField today with suitable ceremonies. And If somebody dollars worth of talent to be the backed men bv pace, ting Giants 13 says something about keeping the flag there and just changing Reds like Hanton Griffis and Walter nsed In benefit events. I 1 ork Cincinnati the numerals for next season, the remark hardly, would be ami: b h o a WinchcU, navy athletes will wise BHOA! a good chunk of the money needt M , For 'the Dodgers now are 2 s 3'RirtelUb -- May -- 16. M tovTitf- ! ed, and the public, which after the Polo Grounds. One" fan write m. 3 M Uurh .... hr front and apparent-- r 4 2 t 3 11 OOU.rf imcVOf all pays the freight, will get a that a ball was hit lust over hb ft 1 I (AP) Seattle saw its chances of ly getting stronger day by day. five-hi- t Mn.hlI.Ti 4 110 Mizc.lb head, in those bleachers, by Babe by Alva Javery M pitching Pift 4 2 0 MntfaU II W 3 big league show whenever and Ruth the Xft HaaOb walloped Pittsburgh They In 1922. Another writes that divi- FM' or- regaining the Coast League base2 9 3 0 iLcibcr.cf wherever on a so hard yesterday the Buc- and dropped from the first athletes rates navy pull Babe did it on successive days, just ball lead sail away with a high caneers fell out of second sion to sixth place. rmtklb ft 311 1 Maynard ci 3110 boxing 'mitt, ' baseball into step place. 3 4 2b Frey 4Dannm,e before the Yankees moved into ' Perhaps an even greater thud Walker 9 3ft apikes or, embrace a- - pigskin. fly last night 3h The score was cf.. ftft 21 21 Oan their new stadium, but that H! of the Cincinnati Reds, Lamanno,c. 3 cHmchr p 9 2 MAY PLAY GOLF 19 Whitlow Wyatt, who hadnt hur- was that Fern Bell, Los Angeles outfield3 9 2 9 2 0 1 ltCarpCier.p wasn't duplicated until Rowe hit who were fourth a couple of days Hlarrp Speaking of Tunney, Gene may his in batting practice in a pre-se- a er, popped a high one into center led a complete game this sea- ago and todaywere pushed back Den inter p M Ml 1 9 9 9 he nine xGoodman worked a be a son," member although of fourcolorful son game between Detroit and the field" and, as nobody attempted to to seventh place. They received xxCraCt 0 0 9 01 scoreless stanzas of an extra-inninsome which will play a navy relief Giants. unmerciful pounding, and Ray Black wfll,p 9 9 9 1) field the ball, the winning run affair at Boston in his first an match on 1 7. 9 2 0 June The tentative Hank Lelber sent Joe DiMaggio -came in from third to give the start, went the route and acquired Starr absorbed his first defeat ofXutner.p lineup for the match Is Babe Ruth, to the locker-roosteps In darkTotals 40 13 34191 t Totals 3213 2712 Bob de- the season at the hands of the a without 1 to 0 win in the elevhis second a victory , and Hope, Angels Tunney Craig est center field with an almighty x Batted for Demurer m sixth, Newr York Giants and- walked He five feat. fanned - Tunnfey doesnt Woodxx Ann Goodman in sixth. much of for. sock get enth inning. the Yankee-Gian- t MARSHALL HERO .... C4ociwa4l rr. . none, .r. . 300 210 000 13ft a chance to play these days, 'but World during w ho had "rallied for or 191)6. The bleachei Series f,ARRY JANSEN WINS v The Giants, 14 32x New .. York lies a steady low 80 man. Ruth fence is over 475 feet from home The Dodgers pounded three hur-ler- ten runs in the eighth inning Error Dauninr, Mix. Ryan, Jooai, The Angels, in winning behind Haas, Jf Marshall. Runs batted in Haas, and Hope scale down a little low- plate, which gives you some idea chiefly Rip Sewell, for 11 Thuisday, terror their spread W, Marshall 9 M. MnCormbk, Lamann, er. Wood is a Cinch to break 70, if of the five-hi- t twirling of Ken what It means to belt one into hits, of which six were doubles. throughout the game yesterday Joost, e 'm. Nor. Lei her, OU 3. form and made everyone of their lJ bits Joost. ftfome runs W. Marshall hes lucky enough to sprain his those pews. Anyway, my apologies lengthened their lead Pete Reiser, approaching the cham2 M. McCormick, back before Ftolen Just the Ott to one and a half games. which won him the batting match, tn George Ruth. A guys a suckei hits count for a run. Rookie WilK. SLIGHT ERROR Kyan. Double plavs Frey and The Portland Beavers dropped a pionship last year as a rookie, lard Marshall hit two homers and McCormick, X in to even to make a positive statement Bartell and Ryan. Struck out fans Several 2 to 1 decision to San Francisco as made three of these have written Br about 1. Blackwell Schumacher two singles to drive in six tallies gargantuan hits without addI, Wild humacher. Winnmt pitcher Car suggest that Schoolboy Rowe is the ing parenthetically that Ruth probthe Seals put over two runs in the and Arky- - Vaughan, another for- personally and Manager Mel Ott pitch sixth to spoil Ad Liskag hurling mer batting champion who has also hit one homer and made four pen ter. Losing pitcher Starr, only ball player ever to hit a ball ably did it even better. He usually into the center field bleachers at did. performance. Larry Jansen snap- started hitting in style, hit one hits. ped a lengthy 1 losing streak to double, two singles and walked In the dpy-- only other encount- Cubs Phillies r for the once out of five trips to the plate. er, the Chitago Cubs beat the Philpitch a neat Chkaro Philadelphia Seals. SIX OUT OF SEVEN B.ROA although Claude Hack 3b b. HO A adelphia Phils SACRAMENTO CLLMBS . 3 9 9 ft'Braranss . 4 2 2 3 to the was Brooklyn's sixth con- Passeau gave up nine hits It 3 9 3 4 Murtaxh3b 4 9 3 1 Maruilosa Sacramento won a doubleheader m seven games. five the Bruins made off Tommy Gilbert, of ft 1 t 0 lAtwhler If 4 2 3 0 from Oakland, 5 to 3 and 3- to 0, quest Passeau himself hit a Sicilian, rf ft 1 9 9)Glntop3b. 4 9 12 straight Hughes. Pittsburghs second to clirnb over both the Oaks and 2 14 0 for one of Chi- Dallwndif 4 9 1 01 Etten lb account to coincidthe homer by pounding Dodgers San Diego into third place. ClarStrinirer,3b 4 19 hortbey rf 1119 runs. Boston Braves ed with the cago's 1 4 13 2 four-hiCsvTfttalb ence Beers hulled Benjamin, rf 3 9 9 1 t ball to The enure American League was MnTIlrh c 4 9 2 3 Koy.ef . over the St. Louis Cardi3 119 take the opener and Tony Freitas victory 3 o 3 9 ft 9 NEW YORK, May 15 (AP) Johnny Dawson, veteran Holp the For Passeau, Boston to squeeze kept idle by weather. nals 119 Livinysln gave up seven scratch hits in win- into and enabled 3 2 11 . Hughe p Yan York New a World second half Champion game. place by lywood, 9 Calif., golfer who Is among the latest entries for the xWarren 19 99 ning the shutout. was the sixth success in eight kees it was the seventh off date xxWxner I LI Hale Holly wood contlnued lts bat- It America National Open Tournament, hopes to regain his in the last nine days. Totals 33 2 27 20 ting spree for the second consecu- gamesTor the Braves. amateur standing, the U. S. Golf Association disclosed today. tive -- nigSL- collecting 14 safeties xBatted for Livingston in ninth, xxBatied lor Hu?ba in ninth t in trouncing San Diegd 8 to 3. . While ranking as a 900-- 2 dungs ' vi rriTrrnr.'r.TTr . 1 991 009 001 9001 golfer for years, Dawson Has been Philadelphia Summary; Errors Gloesop 2 Runs bai- in the peculiar position- of being ted in Passeau, Horthley. Homo ran Pacific Coast League Passeau. Stolen base tavarmu. karri neither an amateur nor a profes- Doubl lice Beniamin. i!ays BonJa sional. His employment by a min, Braxan and Hughe; Passeau, Me rutkf and CaraireUa, Bases on ball goods company, however sporting Hughes 2. Passeau 2. Struck out Pas made him ineligible for tournaaeau 2, Hughe 4 Passed ball McCusanctioned ments lftOO, Attendance by the U.S.G.A, llough. of 16. The NEW YORK, May N. M., May 16. Bobby (AP) batting average Dawson told the U.S.G.A. that he ALBUQUERQUE, (AP) Capt. Ted Shipkey of the Doerr, Boston Red Sox second, baseman, .dropped six points durexpects to leave the sporting goods army air corps figures hell Just Pirates 3 ; Dodgers 8 business soon and is preparing to Sura men to 6 3. Onkland 34. ing the past week but he still leads the major league hitters on getting young men in San Frannaco 3, Portland 1, for reinstate- - keep Brooklyn an Pittsburgh file application nearest rival his than a with .425, condition, but this time for Uncle b h b JUtF k: good 20 points better Hollywood 6. 6 an Piero 3 classification m Lor nirpt! 1 Seattlo 0 11 Ifminrs),-GAMSam. J ! I Tok'ir(,ii , 4 3 3 JImcitheR PRIZE For, the second straight week Barrett If BHTRDAY The army disclosed last night 4 3 2 9 Wasdell rf Portland at San Francisco (double Doerr and another American .360 on 18 hits in exactly 50 trips Elliot AmerIs Hale the He 1 entering that the New Mexico University 3 9 9 header! the Na- PhHp,t,3b, 3 13 9 ica Tourney as an applicant for Seattle at Lon AnrHes. head coach had been commissionLeague' clouter, Stan Spence of to the plate. He wrested 4 L 3 9 amateur- - reinstatement from- - Pete DiMag cl as -- lead Hollywood at Fan Dicro, tional and, League ne-ted and ordered to report May 27 4 19 2 Washington, hold the (Only fames scheduled). Reiser of Brooklyn, the 1041 cham FRtkard cf such, would not he., .eligible, fnr forasstgnment- - TKfftfas ft no" ft 9 ft ft either an amateur aingug all the battersuf pion. who moved to the top in his Gufltin,3b 4 9 9 liWy4U,p or a proprize indication as to his new duties p both circuits who haye stepped up loop,foc the first time iajnid-week- . Sewell would he fessional although prize, but Gorntck p expressed belief he - be awarded the winner's medal if wouldShipkey to the plate 50 times or more. And xStewart be an athletic officer. Jungeli p he should win. for the second week, they hold The ten loader, tn eaoh eame: Shipkey, a stellar end for StanHe will compete In the - Hale ford the distinction of being the only AMERICAN LF.Af.lE 34 9 24 10f Total- r- 34 U 3711 Tot all from 1925 to 1927, x Bulled lor Gonucki in ejgblh .400 hitters. America Sectional Tournament at came University to New Mexico in the fall 900 900 9303 PaPittsburgh Club in Riviera the County BILL DICKEY THIRD - - of 1937, succeeding . Gwinn Hen.. 103 004 OOx 6 Brooklyn Runs batted In Walker 2, Medwuk 2 cific Palisades, Calif., June 8 and who went to Kansas UniverUp to todays games, Doerr had 2 9 in an atempt to qualify for the ry Herman, Vaughan. Reiser 2. Barrett - . osaarart 2. Reiser final tournament to be held June sity as athletic director. Elliott. Two base hna walloped 31 hits in 73 times at bat 3, Vaughan, Herman, Walker, htolun bases while Spence had collected 45 hits at the Reiser. Double plavs Owen and Reese Country Rldgemoor in 111 appearances at the plate for WaadeW and Phelps Siruck Rowell Club In Eastern League Chicago. 3. Jungela 1, ft. an average of .405. Bill Dickey of Loainf pikher ttjatk MEET CROSBY WINS ft. 9, Limir Binrhamptna Sewell, the New York Yankees remained Dawson won the sixth annual Hartford ft 3, ftoranton 2 in. third place- - .with JJ92. Aihnr WIRiamapart $3,000 Bing"Crosby"toiirnament at Wilkes Barre 4, Spnnrfield ft, The National League leader, Cards Braves 3 Rancho Santa Fe, Calif, the past and fourth among the hitters of winter with a record score of I St. Llu ft$fM both circuits, is Cincinnatis Ray He held the BHOA. 6fi.f7133. BHOA! Lamanno, a rookie catcher from ft 3 9 10 Brown 3b , 9 3 Holm of. Championship in 1936 Musiai If. 4 10 0 Wanr.rl the Southern Association. s of the 1 ft 1 ft and went to the alkr,lf ft 9 1 ft'MUior.M HITS AT .360 CLIP Moorerf .. 2 9 3 9 Kernandx.Sb 4 3 ft 1 British Amateur Tournament in 4 3 2 4lauahtrrf 4ft 11 OXIutxc.. Lamanno, who hit .282 for BirmPanriers.lb 4 9 11 1 Rosa.lf m. J 110 1929. O Dea.r ., 4 3 3 1 zRoberr ingham last year, is hatting a neat The U.S G.A said Dawsons ap. 9 9 9 9 Crenpi 3b , ft 9 ft IToonexU plication for amateur reinstate4 Wont lb ... 4 3 11 3 9 4 Marion . 'T I later by considered would be ment 0 3 3 4 ft 9 7 Hlslt 2b n (number! 9 3 ! f Bearlejr p.. 1 9 9 9 JaveiT.p its executive committee. . . . -- non-nav- y Powerhouse Quartet That Keeps Dodgers Atop Heap .center-fielder.-Ark- y- -- . Dodgers Raise FJagWheu Cardinals Come To Town Tip Seattle To Boost Lead -- IYaiicmal Eb-bet- ts 5; ,4242 & .492 .2 8-- g -- 1 13-5- - 1 Two-bas- baaetr-Bar-t- two-bagge- 2; s five-hitte- Johnny Dawson Asks For Reinstatement As Amateur 2-- 1 3-- 2 top-fligh- BobbyDoerr "HoldsLead In Major League Batting -- New Mexico Mentor Called - Into Air Service 9-9- -- 18-2- 1 -- -- . 2; Trans-Mississip- X .4219 BASEBALL semi-final- ,0010 B 1 ,4193 oata . 34 5y 39 19! Toful 35 12 37 U xTwo out wben wmntnf run acored. lor Rosa in lib. 909 093 9993 Louia Boston National League Brooklyn Boston . . . And Still Champ AXGtirr successfully defended h's lightweight SAMMY title Friday, earning an unpop-Ia- f derision over Allie Sfola after being floored for the count of nine. 9213 000 Error Boaxley, Jmtl 3 Run batted in Slaughter O Dea. Fernand?, Rota, Klufx. Samfnwi Moor. hit Miller. KlutaS. Wanrr. Doubl play Marion. Crra Pt. Lou Left on base pi and Pander. ia Bo1on II StmcV out By Gum hert 1: by Javry 4. Hit Off Gum brt 11 in 7 13 inning off Beaxley 1 tn 1 1 3 Loior pitcher Be a ley. '....20 ........1414 .'.7.13 Cincinnati Philadelphia ...i..v8 YESTERDArS RESULTS Brooklyn 6, Pittsburgh 009 Two ba ....,,....1717 Pittsburgh - etes Under Direction Of New York Chicago Si, Lonis GRANTLASB RICE Turn to your mop, Japan ; turn to the Coral Sea. How dote your Ilirohito like thi spot in hie bloody- spree? What dote your Premier Tojo think, us he site in hit den and sulks, here tha fish still feed on the broken dead who tee U with thetf ds, Tunney Commands Cream Of Navy Athletic Stars Placed The Coral Sea ind 3 Saturday, May 16, 1942 Angotts Title Conn !s """ NEWS r.j, Some Rally 7''"' Major League Leaders ft-- - 4 BY THE AorTATED PRESS NATIONAL .390. BATTING Lamanno, Cincinnati, Reuter Brooklyn .343. New RUNS OH, York, 34; Hurtal. St Louis, 31 New RUNS BATTED TV Cincinnati,' F. McCormick, 39, York, , Brown, HITS Fernando, Boton. 49; Rei eiw AL EJ2ic4 ser Hmoklvu. 35 ' ReL 11; DOUBLES Boston, Fernandes, 5er, Brooklyn, 10 3. International League , t Brooklyn, French Brooklyn 3 0 AMERICAN I EAGER from yesterday. w Southern Association DHeaoa 3 Atlanta ft, (AQ ether fame postponed) GAMES 1 S E 34 IOWA CITY, la. May 16 (INS) The University of Iowas base- 2. TRIPLES Thirteen flayers tied with ball team broke a 1 to 1 tie with HOME RUNS Camilll Brooklyn, 7 MarNew York. Litwhtler. Philadelphia, Ohio State in the seventh inning shall 9, and F. Wf'Cormirk when they scored eight runs on STOLEN BASES LtnemnaM, Fernandes and Milt seven hits, and beat the Buckeyes er, Bouton, S. PITCHING Head. Boston 3, St. Lonis 3. New York 13, Cincinnati 3. Chicago 2, Philadelphia 1. OlTIiOOK FOR TODAYS GAMES 10 to 1. New York at Detroit, 1:30 and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at New York, 2:30, 3:30. St. Lonis at Boston, 2. Washington at Cleveland, 1:30 - N.wark 3. (10 jnamnl. post- - and 3:30. Chicago at Philadelphia, ' S. Cur 1, at Chicago, 8. poned, weather, Philadelphia Toronto 0. Ronhot.r I, ' Boston at St. Louis, 3210. Komral sX Suilalo, poatponad. ... A A BIG B A L L SUNDAY :30 P. M. ft SALT LAKE BEES IDAHO FALLS RUSSETS . -- Community DAO If rAIVA TOI otnrt TEMPL RsMrvsd Seats os Sals at MINT CATE. 27 E. 2nd Sat |