| Show vri THE OftDEN — f 5 mu STANDARD-EXAMINE- SUND AY MORNING JULY 22 1934 R i New Yorkers rr : i if s Red® j¥fat rr I mm® it Morris Kinerslev Defeats Contents Round Cubs Take Double Firt avontes Capture r Header: Cardinals CR0N1N HOPES Is Windmill New for Windfall Pugmire Pittsburgh Ralph TO WIN TITLE Upset Boston Club D efea ted By Sa 1 1 Errori At FOR 2ND TIME Leaden Only Lake Golf Wizard of - - 1 iir Sir Sir k -- "fr V W v Critical New' Ynrl Infielders Make Costly Six HiU Collect Game League Stages In Tight Battle Hubbell Lose In Slab Contest I 4- -- ! i Ttrrrt- - - I ( 003 rf Schulmerich J ToUl 1 35 4 3 4 3 3 Jackson ss Verges 3b 1 c 3 rzGrantham 1 Hubbell L D 3 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Suhr lb Traynor 3b Thevenow 2b Padden c Veltman c Hoyt P x Jensen Blrkofer p 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 J S 2 4 5 3 1 1 1 0 3 0 40 Totals r— One wit scored 0 1 o Melne p Lucas p Chagnon p 0 2 1 0 0 1 3 5 6 4 1 when Vr & 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 i 13z23 8 1 0 0 f- fice-4-Cr- itz THREE IN ROW BOSTON July 21 — (AB)— St from Tii won Its third straight 3 Davis the Boston Braves today of St Louis batted in two runs porfd twice land made three hits off Brandt ST LOUIS AB R H O A E 5 0 3 4 6 Whitehead 2b Leslie 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 X 5 2 0 1 4 1 1 1 2 3 3 4 lb ' xBerres Cuccinello 2b Frederick rf Lopez 1 1 0 - Vi 'A 0 4 5 4 c Mungo p zWilson 4 1 2 0 Clark p Munns p rzSukeforth Carroll p 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 coae 0 0 0 0 Totals 8 12 27 10 Moore Bereer lb : cf If Lee J J Whitney lb Wojrthington rf McManus 2b Hogan c Spohrer C Brandt p 1 Total 5 4 3 4 4 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 3 3 0 1 1 4 0 0 0 1 " r' - 1 1 i St! 010 200 200- -5 Louis 002 010 000—3 Boston 4 Double play— Urbanskl McManus to Moore- - Winning pucner— TAKE TWO GAMES PHILADELPHIA July into seventh The Phillies dropped double-htadto a place by losing 2 and first the Chicago today tpl thei second 14 to 6 mound his Weaver kept "Big Jim unmarred by standing hulling his seventh victory for the Cuhs in the first game Doubles by Ba&e Her man and Kikl Cuyler with two out tn the ninth produced the winning ruii The Bruins gathered 19 hits from three Phil hiirlers to win trie night-car- ) Phil Collins was knocked from the box In the third by a five-ru- n rally First game: Ri H 6 Chicago er i ! I Philadelphia 10 a rj x - -- wn -for doubles in the first t Dickey ioi- LOUlsiana Biaie university irac auu -- -- t t p1pvpntH rtr " field stars hung up world's records drive circuit at the recent National Al A U NEW YORK championship meet at Milwaukee AB R II O A E some that likely will stand for years 4 0 2 a 0 0 Combs If to come 3 0 1 0 0 sViAt 3b rm Raltzaver For more than 25 years 5 0 0 4 0 50cf was able to equal thc Chapman putter 3 2 '8 0 foot record made by the Califor- - Gehrig lb 1 2 3 0 c nia giant Raich Rose Jack Tor- - Dickey 2 3 1 2b Lazzeri ranee L S U slightly smaUer than 6 0 0 the Californian tossed the shot at Byrd rf 1 3 1 the Milwaukee meet 55 feet five Crosetti ss 1 0 0 Gomez inches p When Rose Dassed on manv 34 6 10 27 7 0 Total thouzht his shot Dut record would live forever Many athletes since CHICAGO have duplicated his record but Tor ranee— 290 pounds — now stands as AB R II O A E 2 0 0 4 the greatest shot putter of all time Swanson rf 0 1 1 1 4 The Oakgrove La boy is point- Hopkins 3b 2 2 1 193S 0 4 in for the 2b Ing Olympic games Dykes 4 0 0 7 0 Berlin where he hopes to put the Bonura' lb 4 0 0 4 1 shot 60 feet All he needs is prac- - I Simmons If I 4 0 2' 4 2 tice and competition Andine ss 3 0 0 4 0 Glenn (Slats) Hardin set up a Bocek' cf 3 0 1 4 3 hew world's record when he ran the shea c 3 0 0 0 2 hurdles in 518 —surpass- - Tletje p 0 0 0 0 0 in all records and breaking his own Heving p world and Olympic record 33 2 6 27 11 0 By this feat he has the idlstinc- Total 010 002 120 — 6 tion of being the world's greatest New York 002 000 — 2 events In 000 three different performer Chicago er run tne —the 440-yaTwo base hits: Lazzeri Genng d low nurd- - Dickey Three base hit: Swanson hurdles and the les Home runs: Gehrig Dickey Sacri flees: Saltzgaver Gomez Double play: Simmons to Appling Losing To Lelivelt pitcher: Tietje 117 t i -- i w - — — -- 11 400-met- Xi- Yankees Defeat Chicago Detroit Upsets Mackmen SET NEW H AfllS I er 400-met- rd CHICAGO AB R H O A E 5 2 4 2 7 0 2b 220-yar- Slated Direct Chicago Cubs I Tnif f(-- riTfi I iur 0-t- -- I I x- -xu ri-iru ctt- xxx— Bauea ior J i sell 3 and 2 Owen Covey defeated Ralph Pug- fox rf nnrhrartP n Goslin If nphHncrpr 2h Rneell ss rrwnhprir lh ' Dollack cf npn Sh Auker p i tr a i o 2 o o 2 1 1 1 0 1 1 10 0 0 4 1110 0 3 1 P 0 0 2 5 O 1 U I 0 0 Philadelphia rni f 101 001 U Ui 0 0 Two 100- -4 base hits: Greenberg fjrftmer Finney Miller ColemanThree base hits: 'Greenberg John2 Dol son Stolen bases : Gehringer war-wiw mrM c Douoie Jack ir- - piays: ittWorst?M4 AVI i1 CliU WJ ttJ w to Foxx Triple play: Greenberg to RogelL Losing pitcher: Fionr 1 - -- enrrv -- now Tsr fAPnav ST LOUIS July Ii it s ' aouoie sauuis enmm? iJepper West in the ninth put over the ' St Louis Browns' winning run as Sen- they defeated the Washingtonsevenvu ators 6 to 9 for tneir straight victory The Senators took an early lead but the Browns began hitting soutn paw Bob Burke and evened the score in the third' Buck Newsom was credited with his ninth win of the season ' "'" WASHINGTON E A AB R H O 0 0 3 3 2 4 Schulte cf 5 0 1 0 0 0 Gill rf 5 3 1 0 Myer 2b 0 0 3 1 Harris If 0 0 Travis 3b 5 0 4 0 Kress ss 21— Sewell 0 lb Phillips c 2 11 10 0 1 ---- 11- r" 1 14 7 10 9 1 0 0 0 ' i0 c"u ift 112 1110 left-hand- er ti 110 10 nOUier — 111 0 tDHaeuau u Recent 2 -- Art Shires Clouts 0 3 ' -- DATjESLISTEB FOR PLAY IN -- STORM HALTS GOLF SERIES WEBER COUNTY uwvo I I lad hurried a Shires the famous "What- ?aman g for the now Fbrt Worth Texas league idol of the kiddies "This is my birthday Mr Shires Hit a home run for me win you? the lad begged See' Rudy York He's our home I ill M nul uw nnfffyiff run 1imn-eDuuHt iJakt" 6 Uv Tiiart fVo V4 va vw til NawI want you to hit it" the lad came back In the sixth inning Shires landed one in the right field "pavilion for a Corner It was his first and only first-basin- 1 r livuii ' aw 'cpocnn — — 0n the mound in Cleveland since he was traded by the Tribe to Boston after ne refused to sign a uieye- land contract in tne spring BOSTON ABRH O1 A2 E0 4 0 0 Bishop 2b 0 0 0 0 KeUett 2b 5 cissell 3b l u0 4 2 1 6 2 Morgan lb 4 2 3 2 0 0 R Johnson If 4 1 1 Solters cf Oil00 cooice n u 4 4 Porter rf 1 R Ferreii c Lary ss W Ferrellp Reynoldsx 0 1 1 400 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 0 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND Rice rf Knickerbocker ss Averill cf Seers cf Vosmik If Trosky lb Hale 2b Kamm 3b Myatt c Hildebrand p zCarson Hudlin p Bean p zzBurnett L Brown p zzzPytlak a - ABRH2 0 0 0 O 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 2 2 4 a 0 2 4 3 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 j 0 0 0 0 9 Totals fi 8 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 27 0 o I I f m 1 i v- a-- I ' m i i- I wwewS -- v rubdjhe - i Bto-uh- Mj -- ' YANKEES MONTREAL out-or-to- ---—- MON-XliKA- J: - qr at 1 Mt — 1 J J1C1U-- i I- — J bWU na 11m amm am UUC-UiCil) j cue In Canadian Event Division No 2— South Bracket Won Lost Pet I "" 0 600 2 in Montreal ready for the first prac Hooper y 600 2 tice which will be held some time in Syracuse 3 Point 400 3 August West Warren 200 4 Johnnie Ferraro acting captain Cimton A E anr star harkfifild or Cornell uni- - tt-200 4 wnru rvwI uuJiiaii-o7 V 0 ow ru s iasc n is eleven year versity TrriTI Kanesville 3 I I mAMirl a KotVi nHfri TTam finA M U nil AJVltl4t 0 ton Tigers Sarnias have signed on Next Saturday's Schedule 0 Dutch Eberhardus Weber at Hooper Herman Uintah-Sout- h Flying 0 Wolverines man of the Michigan at Kanesville " 0 and St Michael's college is said to West Point at Syracuse 4 have acquired a complete American West Weber at West warren 2 men four backf ield of 1 With the adoption of the forward ai xrhpdiiled eames in the Weber 1 baseoaii league football few a Canadian into n pass ft County Farm Bureau m¥ ! a "l lmh1 seasons were are American ago q posipuucu piayers 0 Saturday nV o Decomuig more anu muic ui ucmaiiu Ii oi ram SV L This year senior lootoaii teams Games previously bcucv-u-MllJ 0 o can 0 o throughout the country have their j Tuesday July 24 nave wen 0 0 eves on American piayers ana it is celled next series of league games fall season - will see i The expected that the i TiTT "7X Arrniir — — i i Rr j ue numoer 11 2 a greaier iuiporwea piay- win yiajcu ' of the league an football "amateur" ers son than president 6th playing nodnced last night ever before u - — VV l-- A - -- 1 -- a player fin the Sunshine state last year will jtake part in the western Canad an tennis championships which open here July 23 according to an announcement by Secretary E J H Cardinal! Oswald already has won four tournaments this year including the Berkeley City Oakland City and Del Monte In forniaj Mid-Sta- te the latter event he beat JohnJMur- -- Call-Clint- i0 the San Francisco-Hawalia- rt on who walked off with the Canadian title last season -i --- 1 1 — Slock 3 — (UP) — VANCOUVER B 1000 Worth! Oswald University of Cali- 1000 fornla net star and ranjeed Jo 2 o 5 Portland Again Gets Big Grid Attraction EUGENE Ore— (UP) — The "big" footba 1 game of the state Unlver- sity of Oregon vs Oregon State col ! lege Will be played in Portland this year ANGLER CAN TROVE STORIES again contest was scheduled ori The Idaho— (UP) TWIN FALLS for' Eugene Nov 10 Finan- ginally are iisu Fish stories "1"" lal difficulties of student associa- lard Stahlman ean prove his He votao institutions resulted angling recently returned i933 expedition on rtVr for the first Portland in was played Dolly v an eight-poun- d it al- Ordinarily It was 27'i ines iuu ""t ternates between Eugeneand Cor- - SALT LAKE CITY Utah— (UP) caused by the explosion of electric an light globe brought"it Lawrence 81 Lawto John death 2 Hale Lary Morgan Johnson of the Mormon tern- rence engineer Porter R Ferrell Three base hit Die inserted test a globe in an ef- run: R Johnson Trosky Home c otv fort to locate elevator trouble The IJOUDie piay globe exploded burning his hands Tiask5 Losing pitcher: Hudlin while walking after his jle collapsed coat and preparatory to going "I arouna uie hat was cross instituted The Victoria span of 7'4 inches to an emergency hospital ia 1856 u ole -- 0 tUaUK z—Ratted for Hildebrand In zz— Batted for Bean in tn z7z— Ran for Trosky In 9th 010 002 040—7 Boston 010 122 - 000—6 nipvpland a mv ti t- : 5 Two case mis: AVeriU -- i m w 1 importations of American players are 0 more pronounced than ever 2 0 The Montreal Winged Wheelers 2 0 report that "four Americans two 2 7 2 2 38 7 11 n Totals x— Batted ior uisnop in yin o First Baseman joe Kunei DroKe uaracs jliicuuhu x uw his ankle Cancelled: Series To Fred Schulte strucK nis nead Start July 28 agalhst the center field wall at ' 1 Griffith stadium follMrs Addie Griffith wife of the WEBER COUNTY FARM BUREAU The eligibility list covers-thBASED owner broke her ankle r owing: llauujc iy Outfielder Dave Harris bobbed up xeam Standings— Division No 1 Players must he amateur memwon Xiost rev bers of clubs affiliated with th :m m mnr TTFri -wv aJVWJT vi k - ivi li00 u S d A They must make their nr- urn-1 iri m 4 SvTH fl INK w KrH l" nut Vilm 800 4 entries f directly and not through N "saen 750 3 official of their clubs CompetU' Riverdale 1 750 tors must have handicaps rccog- 3 tra ner city 667 nized by women's sectional golf as- 2 4 uimton 500 sociatidns in the United States of Tenne5" 2 2 Hooper SSS a5i 400 not more than six 2 3 smnrn weoer ocw" 333 4 2 Weisman'who had consumed i Tavinr a nrbspective entry whose name 200 is not listed by a sectional asso- 4 1 COUPle Of hOt dOgS Was all OUt Of pnrr West J200 clationl may submit five dated and 4 1 breath and complained of a 4 200 attested score cards made on at I £ICI1 ivil least wo courses this yearr The t gUea we're contaelous smiled Roy correct distance of the holes must Schedul Cromn Next Saturday's mafked together with the fact Te at Liberty Roy worn sn's tees have been used if West' at Farr Taylor The Clinton at entry fee of $5 drawn to Weber South orcer JOIN the of the U S G A should Riverdale at Hooper to Mrs Emma Gilig be North submitted Ogden Plain City at Betz of the U S G A iiecretary! Syracuse bye Women's Merion Pa committee TEAF Bracket Accommodations 2— for North nirlon No Won Lost Pet entran s expected from all parts 0 1000 of the United States and England 7 r— Warren 714 may be secured through Mrs Staun- 2 5 yue— wr — xi view 00 ton B Peck Chestnut Hill Pa a ereat Canadian fall pastime of near3 400 3 2 American football featuring Ajn- - Harri5vme Sixtjf-foomen will qualify for men is iasi ap- 167 match rounds this year instead of 5 i — erican tripie-tnrex 6 13 the 32 f past years proaching heralded by an unusually Eden rumors loud ianiare oi With the i exception of tne do Next Saturday's Schedule minion championship Toronto Argo- Eden at Pleasant View California Expert nauts Big Four clubs are fortifying Harrisville at Slaterville themselves for the campaign and Huntsville at Warren all jw- 1 j : I I I TeAv PHILADELPHIA — (UP) — For the first time in eight years the 38th annual women's national golf championship will be held here at the wjhltemarsh Valley Country club October 1 to 6 In a iiotice released by the UJ S G A the deadline for entries was set f or Saturday Sept 15 The qualifying round will start Oct 18-h- f Or iuClUie auu Vtli BUREAU GAMES 1 spiked the same afternoon ' v 0 0 rjjr :L - 31 4 7 27 9 0 000 000 100- -1 Total T"Wf 4 4 4 2 4 4 3 3 3 - - nd - - f irrr:: v— rmt fistic art v: DETROIT i mire 3 and 2 Secon4 round pairings tomorrow bring together Henderson and Wil cox Smith and Perry Jarman and Harbekej and Covey and Kingsley The feature match tomorrow finds Kingsley! and Covey fighting it out for the right to enter the semifinals Although Kingsley is playing fine! golf Covey is one of the steadiest! players hereabouts and should five the youtsful champion ' faces Secretary of Agricultures a hard light :" Henry A Wallace as he ponclose Rudy j Maus of Ogden advanced ders here with horseshoes to the second round of the second that to prove to the peg Just bir 2 farm expert flight1 I defeating Taul Cordon he's an and the cabineteer acted as referee in this game of barnyard golf at a Madison Wis farm meeting where ihe stopped on hia mld--t ! west tour all-arou- — — —— 1 unftnor i sewen was nit aoove iwie ieii wiKa jjuvvi nn Af the hpst ever seen in Eoca- a pitched ball tnr onrt reriirtq that the earlv byaecona baseman isuuuy mci wm mmprs to the centennial will be Russell were badly Jack BC Pitcher th -- mcard— would i- : that It's a ticklish decision !) 1 JL— O: i m m -- - i -- 1 aM thnfc the — - wuneic w 12 13 i V 1 - A I 13 - -J 1 0 Russell p SPARKLES GREENBERG 38 5 9 26x15 1 21— (AP)— De Totals DETROIT July wj Herman TN "when r "out nrvrt 1 1 fAlrUf 3 6 x— winning run Two English S3 PORTLAND Ore— (UP) —Jack uulic lkuu2! 4 0 0 scored iuIf mo Klein ineir n game vi 3 0 4 to 1 V 2 0 ST LOUIS -- v Stainback If a iv't day defeating Philadelphia "1C 2 V1te vlth Clift 3b "u "'"J1 ou'"l'vi '"" 3 0 6 2 0 0 Ke F Herman rf " as V of Grimm the kHT 1 Chicago manager 1 h 5 2 4 0 2 West cf Cuyler cf 3 1 1 0 5 3 2 c Burns lb Hartnett 5 5 1 1 0 0 0 Pepper If Phelps c Vi 1 2l 2 amiaLlUIl 2 1 In 15 Inntnir 4 nnn 5 miV Grimm lb j1 Campbell rf This is Lelivelt's sixth season as 1 4 0 4 2 2j 0 2 uprrv rfriv rfnnh- - Melillo 2b Hack 3b fcV 0 11 1 1 1 1 1 ' 4 4 l led Warstler at first and threw to Hemsley c Lee p 1 TV rZL c 1 ooasc meracmc 2 in 3 0! 1 1 0 1 3 0 ss u second league at McNair to nail Strange Tinning p 4 Vi i ° rvt'rx rhiwn!ftnVilns river TitfO 3 0 Newsom p ears and piloted the team to a 45 14 1 27 1 PHILADELPHIA Totals walk-awa- y title in the first half of 28 6 13 27 5 2 R H O A E TntfiU PHILADELPHIA 1834 season His the Angels 0 always 220' 100 000—5 0 0 Washington AB R II O A E Finneyf rf division finished have first in the 0 013 000 011—6 0 0 Louis St 1 2! cf 3 1 Cramer Bartell ss ! is Los franchise 1 The 1 0 0 0 base Two Angeles hit: Pepper Home run 0 a 2 3 j0hnson If Chiozza 2b also owned 0 K 8 0 0 Sacrifices: 0 Wrlgley by n Newsom Philip 0 Phillips 0 p0XXi Allen If owner of Cubs the V 0 Double Schulte 3b 1 0 Pepper to plays: i: Higrgins J 'Moore rf won wide a Sewell 6 2 Lelivelt has 2 reputato 2 Kress 0 Losing 2 McNair ss 2 3 Hemsley CamUli lb s plaj-era as tion of 0 2 4 4 0 pitcher: Russell 2b 1 Warstler 0 developer 0 cf Davis G 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Strangely enough Leiivejt is a Berry c Hendrick 3b 1 3 0 0 0 as Grimm c is tsims'tniiiavs 0 blaying 1 Hayes c Todd f 0 0 0 2 0 base Cubs first 0 ")Tf4TAl for the Flohr p 0 Hclden c ' — 0 0 0 0 0 though found for 13 hits Wesley — 1 Wilshere f 0 p Collins p 0 0 Ferrell pitched the Boston Red Sox RECOVERS FROM INJURY Millerx 0 0 xllaslin 0 0 0 to a 7 to 6 victory over the Cleve BosAl Morelli BOSTON— Colemanxx 0 0 (UP)— Grabowskl p 1 0 0 0 land Indians today 0 ton a serious who suffered wrestler 0 0 Williamsxxx A Moore p The Sox collected 11 hits off four brain injury In a bout in California 1 2 13 24 12 com33 hurlers Indian 1 3 Total several yars ago is back in 27 8 37 6 Totals was FerrcU's first appearance x— seventh in for It Batted Berry petition again fQtted for Collins in 3rd i : I r-- ) -- nd i lui aw 40 i - 1 37 r 0l t S 4 I "fX v - 1 six-h- 2 " 1 i 5 — ' I ' ' tar ' 0 0 0 0 i A — 1 0 0 ft 'I very fine baseball club Clark Griffith owner of the Sen ators suffered an attack of lumbago oi during the training season POCATELLO July Mrs Alvin Crowder underwent a the most prominent boxers in the intermountain region have been se- - series of operations during which cured by Frank Buttner matchmak- - her pitching husband and star of er for the American Legion's boxing several years could get no one out The Index finger of Catcher Luke carnival to be held at Pocatello on Sewell's throwing hand was broken the evening of Friday August 3 This will be the opening event catcher Moe Berg dislocated the of the Fort Hall centennial to be small finser of his throwing hand on the Uni- - i a chest hemorrhage the result staged in the coliseum H versity of Idaho campus at roca- 0f being hit by a batted bau putPitcher Al Thomas out lor a lorttello ' Vila ihitrht i recont — trln Kfpm — v aw UJl j Rnttnpr tntativelv arranged at ' Paralysis or tne leit siae oi tne Denver for Leonard Viditich to meet face caused by Infected teethon kept the Al Rossberg of Great Falls in the Southpaw Walter Stewart two weens ten-rouior main event at 134 land sidelines f1L it Dail SirucK Aiiiru joase- A Pltcnea n7 nminHt I m wr inu wm- Amone the fighters to appear in man tecu iravu uu ikiUki " Via VV ntVipr vpnt nn w the card iwill Ole tAt Berg punea up wnn a cnaney be Cliff Rossberg Byron Mason and Eddie Phillips had to be horse Ace Richardson Glut Hayes Ej?iery MatchmakFitz brougnp on irom unauanooga Rossberg Carr and ' v it jY Cosgriff who turned in "a fine 71 to plaqe second in the qualifying round wiasi slightly off his game today and bowed to Henderson wbf n his game broke up near the home ' green 1 tip Ed Kinjgsley defending champion and medalist took T D Morris into camp 4 and 3 Kingsley was four under par for the 15 holea played his card showing five pars four birdies: ana two eagles Other first round results follow: Juddy iWilcox defeated Bob Bird ' 3 and 2 C D jSmith won from Ven Savage 3 and 2 Ed pj?rry eliminated Norman Schultz l up on 20 holes breezed through Hack ' Les Jatman Owen 4 jand 3 Cy Hajrbeke walloped II T Rusv- -' v xRan for Leslie In 8th zz— Batted for Munns In 8th v — Batted for Mungo in 2nd 000—7 121 010 Pittsbureh 200 400 002—8 Brooklyn — P Waner hits base Two Leslie Three base Vaughan Taylor Double Waner hit— P play— Frey 5 5 0 Martin 3b Leslie and Cuccinello Winning CHICAGO July21-(AP)-E- xtra 0 5 i Rothrock rf U it Carroll losing pitcher— bas9 hitting behind the 0 pitcher— io Medwick If Gomez Vernon Lucas fiincHm? Leftv of 0 Collins lb t 2 0 2 gave the Yankees an easy 6 to Davis c Sox virtn-rnver White today the 0 1 FulUs cf 3 and kept them two games behind 0 Durocher ss U MEN the league leading Detroit ciuo TWO L 0 0 Hallahan p chalked up his 15th victory 1 0 Mooney p Lou ' Gehrig swatted season of the of the year a line homer 15 26th 27 12 his 37 Total drive into the right field stanas BOSTON fnr the second Yankee run after E AB R H O A 0 FISTIC EVENTS 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 Lakers" "But we can shake off anything ana uronin nstea me in illnesses that apparent and juries ly have ruined the chances of a now i-:- 1 0 4 3 8 0 Trite YyA 0 5-- 2 OFFER CLASSY 0 3 0 RECORD AVOPERN BUTTNER WILL AB R H O A E 0 A RDVU— - run winning eATfLE$ W A 57 WCVO BROOKLYN '1 TTrhanskL ss V IFT THE AL6 TO HE SHOUU? BE 0 x—Batted for Hoyt in 2nd xx— Batted for Birkofer'ln 5th 32 2 6 2T To tar Ba tted for Verges to J 9thAIL1 rzBattea ior juancuso in airu 120 000' 000- -3 Cincinnati 000 00- - 000- -2 New York - Two base hit: O'FarreU i Sacrl- Double plays— Mancuso tn Tarlcsonr Hubbell to Critz to Terry: Koenig to Slade to Bottom- I A te I 1 Boyle cf 0 Chapman If 4 Stripp 3b Prey ss lf-cf 15 a Taylor 0 -- r-- LAKE CITY July 21— (AP) major upset the defeat of Walter! Cosgriff by Jerry Henderson featured the first round of the Utah State Amateur Golf tournament here to4ay The other favorites came through with flying colors All of the 16 players who qualified for the championship flight are Salt - AB R H O A E p SALT - PITTSBURGH L Waner cf-Waner rf Llndstrom If Vaughn ss ABRHOAE 1 1 1 Terry lb Ott rf O'Doiil if tWatkins rates Rudy Maus Is Only Osen Player Competing In State Series Wallace Turns 'Golf Referee DETROIT July 21— Boy oh boy how young Joe Cronin can take it! His Washington ciud- American league champions of 1933 is quite a ways back there But is Cronin conceding anything In the face of an unDrecedented string of Injuries? No sir! He speaks of blotting out the deficit Just like that The Senators' current contests with the rap idly rolling Tigejs still is a key series to Cronin "We're a swell road club" he beamed "But it was a shame we lost Johnother ny Stone in Cleveland day" Stone who came to Washington from Detroit in exchange for Golden Goose Goslin last winter tore ligaments and severely sprained his left ankle when two strides short of sec ond base he turned nis neaa to see whether a hit by Heinle Manush had been fielded to Odell Hale's left or had gone on Into right field "Stone sensed that we wouldn't get by Friday the 13th without a "When bad break" said Cronin he awoke that morning he made a remark to that effect to his roommate Red Kress "And he had Just nit nis true stride with that s'hillalah iithr to ! 1 — - btse-f-Cuy-l- er 1 1 000- -H r TtxRoettger 1 9 2T 11 NEW YORK Moore cf CritzJ 2b Mancuio i 0 0 0 in o 0 CC3 vw iv Phlladeipma Two base hits—W Herman 3 Herman 2 Ghimm Chiozza (Todd Allen Home runs— F Herman J Moore Camilil Stolen Double plays— W Herman to Polish to Grimm: G Davis Loato Todd Winning pitcher— Leef ing pitcher— Collins FORCES RUN IN T?nnoKTYN Julv 21— (AP)— Re chaimon walked nf Owen Carroll with the bases loaded in the ninth inning today andforced in the run that gave Brook yn an 8 to 7 victory over tpe n- I OTarrell c Injuries Have Hampered Work Of benators in Pennant Drive ! VOEC Jul? (IN ACra Stout who hadn't pitcheda complete game In 20 preyjoufr appearaaces got the better ofthmighty celCart Hubbell today to give v 2 3 to ctory lar dwelling Beds over the Giants Stout" pitched a brilliant tame giving the world champions only six hits walking only two and fanning five He toppedinoffthethis perdecisive formance by driving J run in the second The Reds heating the league leaders for the fourth time to 13 meetings ih'S season hit HubbeH hard They collected nine hits Errors by both teams however r ths Tsrincioal sources of runs " -rvi Giant Inflelder except Man merer Bill Terry made one jcostly mispliy while Slade's error started the Giant scoring m tne sixin CINCINNATI AB R II G A E I 2 0 0 0 4 Piet 3b 0 3 s 0 ss Slide 0 1 1 5 Koenlg 2b 0 2 10 0 Bottomley lb 0 0 2 0 cf Haley 1 2 1 0 f If Comcrosky 1 m i g — ta r |
