Show THE OGDEN 2® Addillional!:- Sportfs ! SOX TRIUMPH Put Gehrig and Dickey Agate Out of Park Lee Shows Form York Chicago Detroit Boston Curt Davis Is Victim Lefty Weiland In Good Form night Joe Parelli 186 Italy defeated Buck O’Neill 178 Helena Mont in two of : threfe fals Omaha tossed Jack Mader Chicago 32 minutes 228 Cleveland Washington Louis Philadelphia Thursday' Reunite 8t Louie 5 New York 2 Brooklyn 10 Chicago 2 Boston 2 Cincinnati 1 Philadelphia 11 Pittsburgh 210 SAN FRANCISCO— Joe Parelli 186 178 Thursday’s Results ’'New York 7 Detroit 6 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 Washington 0 Boston 5 St Louis 3 falls) Italy defeated Buck O’Neill Helena Mont (two of three rf BowBoston at Pittsburgh— Bush v man Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night)— vs Hollingsworth Only games scheduled La-Mast- er Hogan s ss 2 0 11 Rolfe 3b 3 0 2 2 DiMaggioCt 6 Gehrig 4 lb 5 4 8 1 Dickey c 4 0 2 O Powell If 4 3 2 3 Lazzeri 2b 3 2 2 0 Hoag rf 4 0 3 O Pearson p 2 0 0 OJMurphy p 0 Gelbert ss Gehringr2b Greenbrglb Walker If abhoa 3 0 5 0 Laabs cf Bolton c Poffenbgrp 110 O 0 xGoslin 1 Lawson p 10 13 13 13 15 2 1 3 4 4 13 3b Owen NEW YORK abhoa 5 13 0 CrosettI 5 3 3 3 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO July 30— (AP)— The Brooklyn Dodgers breezed in with a 10 to 2 victory over the leagueleading Cubs Thursday to win the only game of the current series 4 0 2 1 1 O 0 0 2 0 0 5 e- e WASHINGTON July 30— (AP) Thornton Lee of Chicago won a pitchers’ duel with Washington’s Wes Ferrell Thursday shutting out the Senators 2 to 0 The White Sox victory carried them into second place in the American league and halted Washington’s winning streak All the Whiite Sox runs came in the fifth inning when Appling doubled Piet followed with another and Lee singled six-ga- two-bagg- er CHICAGO Hayes 2b BOSTON— A1 McCoy 183H Boston stopped Jack McCarthy 187 Boston (3) WASHINGTON ABHOAl 3 0 3 1 2 2 4 0 11 0 3 2 0 3 1 0 2 0 Almada cf 6 ABHOA 4 0 4 0 111 0 Lewis 3b 0 Travis ss O Simmons If 0 Stone rf Kuhel lb 0 Mver 2b c 1 R Ferrell 0 WFerrell p 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 4 0 15 1212 0 31 4 12 6 3 0 10 2 0 0 3 forests of western Montana and hlte —Haeeett northern Idaho Summary: 2 Sacrifices Winsett Strlpp Forest officials were apprehen- Double plays — Frankhouae to— Brown to sive of the possibility of another Haeeett Lavagetto to Brown toBrown Hassett Bases general conflagration as the men- Parmelee to Herman to Collins 2 Shoun ace of hangover fires started by on balls — Frankhouse 1 Davis Parmelee 4 Strikeouts — Frankhouse terrific lightning storms earlier 34 Shoun 2 Parmelee 1 this week will exist for at least another 10 days ' ST LOUIS 30— (AP)— Lefty Much concern is being felt for Bob Weiland July took the pitching many undiscovered blazes thought and hitting honors Thursday as to be smouldering the Cardinals won the "rubber” game of their series with the New errors by Parker and Finney gave York Giants 5 to 2 the Indians two runs and & 4 Weiland allowed the New Yorkseven hits and held them ers triumph Roy Weatherly Bill Werber and scoreless until the eighth when Lyn Lary hit home runs all with Wally Berger’s single drove in the none on base only Giant runs of the game 5-- NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA ABHOA 4 2 3 5 Moses Lary ss rf 4 10 0 2 5 Finney lb 5 2101 Hughey 2b 4 13 Averlll cf 4 0 0 OiWerber 3b 51 1 Trosky lb 5 0 12 2 Johnson If 4 Solters If 4 1"2 0 Hill ef 4 Weatherly rf 5 1 2 jLPeters 2tr 3 4 2 1 2'Brueker e 2 Totala 32 8 27 10! Totals 32 5 27 14 Hale 3be 3 3 4 O'xNelson 1 Pytlak Score by inning : 4 O O 0 0 c Galehousep 'Conroy — 2 020 000 7)00 Chicago Andrews p 0 0 0 O'Parker sev 4 0 3 2 — 0 000 000 000 Washington ISmlth 3 0 0 2 p hits — Lee ApSummary: IcxDean Double plays — Travis to pling Piet Myer to Kuhel 2 Myer to Travis to s Totals 37 10 36 12 27 9 Kuhel Bases on balls — Lee 2 W Ferx — Batted for Brucker In eighth — Strikeouts Lee 2 W Ferrell 1 rell 2 — xx Batted for Smith in ninth Winning pitcher — Lee Losing pitcher — Score by inningsr W Ferrell Cleveland 01© 100 102 — 5 Philadelphia 000 200 020 —4 e BOSTON July 30— (AP)— Jimhits — Johnson Summary: Moses Hale Hill Lary Three-bas- e hit my Foxx’s third homer in three — Home runs — Weatherly Werand his twenty-sixt- h of the berPeters days — Sacrifice Double Lary Hughes ' season gave the Boston Red Sox play — Trosky to Lary Bases on balls — 2 8mith 5 Strikeouts — their winning margin against the Galehouss 1 Andrews 1 Smith 3 Hits — sr St- - Louis Browns to 5 Gatehouse 9 in 7 Andrews 3 in 1 " 8 and enabled theThursday Hose to take Winning pitcher — Andrews Oil Two-bas- e 1100 2T1-Total- Gale-hou- 1-- 5-- ST Davis xxAllen Bonettl LOUIS lb BOSTON ABHOA p West ef Vosmik If Clift 3b Bell rf Knckrbkrss 9 Mills O OOO 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 5 Chapman rf 5 ss Cronin 2 Foxx lb 3 Hiegins 3b 3 McNair 2b 4 Cramer cf 4 Desautels c 3 10 10 40 10 0 3 2 14 0 zDoerr c 0 3 5 Hemsley c Llpscomb2b 4 Berg Trotter p 2 0 0 2 McKain p xHeath 1 OOO Wilson p Bottomlylb 1 0 10 1 3 Chlozza JTMoorvlf lb 3 0 4 2 3 O 2 0 0 0 4 2 2 4 3 4 0 13 3 Bordgaryrf 1 2 l!Guttridge3b 3 3Durocberss Ryan ss Cantwell p O 0 0 2 0wen e Schumchrp 3 0 0 1 Welland p Leslie Dinning c 4 12 34 724 by Innings: New York St Louis e Summary: Totals 21 Totala Score Johnson Wartler 3 DiMaggiocf 4 Cucinelo 2b 4 2 Moore rf English 3b 4 Fletcher lb 3 Mueller c 3 Turner p 3 30 7 27 7J Score by innings: First Grade GASOLINE 70 Octane 4 O £2 W Ch 4 flic son-in-la- w " 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 7 3 2 0 2 2 0 1 4 10 10 12 August and September are the best months for fly fishing You’ll like our Handmade brand of flies — they catch fish Discounts on rods reels baskets and many other items 30 4 27 14 Total TWO 100 2584 POUND MEDIUM JUICY Boneless Roasts Beef ORANGES Veal Lamb DOZEN POUND SUNKIST LARGE LEMONS Boneless Corn Beef 3’f DOZEN CABBAGE r Smoked Tonguo fcaf BEEF— POUND BAKED GOODS BREAD lge loaf 20$ P & G bars Soap 6 giant Camay Soap 3 bars - Fillet of Sole Fillet Snapper 35c 25c trSShI!!“1 15c Fresh Salmon Fresh Halibut I5c POUND SAW GREEN POINTS OLD DUTCH ASPARAGUS CLEANSER : 3 FOR PINE NO 2 CAN TREE BLACK Ph 1666 978-- J 'T KIPPERED BAKERS SHACKS CHOCOLATE n lb CALUMET CAN FELS-NAPTH- A soap chips PKG BAKING POUND 44 ir 3 tion with White Satin Sugar produces premium t results g" There is no waste with "Tender-rendered- " They are the same even mild cure from Serve' and enjoy every delicious ounce can Pre-cook- ed 5c ‘ ' FLOUR OIL CO Roast Beef gul°20cBeef Sfen b 5c sack $129 203 3 cans A- ) 10c ves a real help In summer White Satin Sugar genuine ’all-purpo- is a se" sugar — and a product of western farms Buy it by name For Sale By 3 SUE AM nQLBSJUrrWOGHT mMLEMUEBS33 £t:ZM UXUL YOUR FAVORITE BUTCHER J GLOBE 48-l- lb " Is serving-sa- ” — GOLDEH RIPE BARAKAS FINE GRANULATED Serve IHIam for Your Sunday Dinner Guest 2— 15c 10c to prepare for time and money and kitchens 2 for 23c Med d Hams need only a "Tender-rendered- " small amount of heat by can Ham end-to-en- Easy to Serve: 26$ z 3 Economical: 50$ 19-o- 3 - 1 lb can Packed LIMA BEARS Fancy and W prepara- produces a distinctly naw flavor In Mountain Brand Hams that makes them tastier than ham has ever been—everyone likes them 17c BEUILED MEAT P0WDER9?iC WDNN -- ender-rendere- d "Tandar-randerin- 9c 2 lb ‘M5c Gas jJi !3 Delicious: 17c Corned Beef O j £c Wash Ave HAMS and PICNICS 8C 10 lbs S 6 7 Apricots Sc eiJ Good Fruit and 10c 5 Pears IS 17c Plums 97° 44 9 9H OZ CAN U J3RAND S& 17 Peaches" 1 5c & VV US0 D TQFJATO JUICE carefuj Cans POTATOES & V p§)c BLUE TEA (0c Macks Sporting Goods fu TTTTiOc ng S S 41 3 Models Vienna Sausage 2 25$ 20$ Leghorn Hens A E Can Dried Beef Large Pkg ttGc POUND 7 CINNAMON Spring Frys POUND LAYER CAKE E — Tonpo BEEF— POUND LORD BALTIMORE Huckleberry Pia Sandwich Buns fcUS J Cooked OVEN FRESH each IIRm US POUND jjo ?© Half Chocolate aUC : Fresh Beef Tongue NEW LOCAL POUND : pound Washington Avenue Veal Loaf Octane Grant at 27th Roasts 2 cans 25c Lge bars m WATERMELONS FEB LB HOME OWNED STORES PORK AND BEANS 62 to 65 © Gross Rib Pot klondyke black seeds POUND FiSIIEIlfilEN: 000 001 001 — 2 Boston 000 010 000 — 1 Cincinnati Two-ba- e hit —Cuccinello Summary: Three-bas- e hit — EngRiggs Kampourls Dou lish Sacrifice —Wartler Moore ble play — Fletcher Warstler to Fletcher Fletcher unassisted Lombardi to Myer Strikeouts Base on ball— Derringer 2 — Derringer 7 1-- 3 in-Jii- Idaho July 30— Mrs Thomas Babbitt left Malad today for San Francisco with her daughMr and Mrs ter and Lewis Nicholas and their little daughter Darlene who have been visiting here for the past week They will go through Yellowstone park and Portland and down the coast Mrs Babbitt expects to be away three weeks Jack Ezell Jr and Kenneth Gor ton returned from Fort Douglas Thursday night They have been in the C M T C for the past several weeks Both young men were very favorably impressed with the training and treatment they received and are anxious to return Mr and Mrs D E Sharp re turned to Malad Thursday after spending a few days in Ogden and Salt Lake City MALAD Fish and Poultry VEGETABLES' PHONE 140 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 PHILADELPHIA July 30— (AP) —Slipshod fielding in the ninth cost the Athletics a third straight victory over Cleveland Thursday afternoon Two infield Malad Woman Is En Route fo S F 4 1 2 0 15 Total 2-- 3 0 in 1 and Western Bike Shop 2560 Washington 2-- 3 Two-bas- e Wilson 0 4 3 Goodman rf If OlScaraella 2 0 HHafey cf 0 0 01 Lombardi c 1 2 liRiggs 3b 1 9 l!Kampour2b as 0 0 OIMyer 1 0 ljDerringer p 29 8 27 13 Balloon-Tin- e 30—Officials plan- July ’ CINCINNATI AB H O A ABHOAl If 4 1 7 0 Jordan lb 4 0 11 1 000 020—2 003 100 Olx — 5 hits — Owen Ber- - RENT-A-BIK- se 0 Wells villeV McBride String Will Toss Riders On August 20 and 21 BOSTON OOO Two-bas- New 3 4 12 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 3 3 13 13 10 -- I PHONE 610 3 3 Total 33 6 24 13' Totals 319 27 6 x — Batted for Trotter in eighth xx — Batfed for Davis in eighth z— Ran for Desautels in eighth Score by innings: St -- Louis 000 000 030 — 3 Boston OOO 003 20x — 5 Summary: hit— McNair Three-bas- e hit — Bell Home run — Foxx Stolen bases-- Davis McNair Sacrifice — Cronin Double plav — Lipscomb Knickerbocker to Davis Bases on balls — Trotter 3 McKain 3 Strikeouts — Trotter 3 McKain 4 Wilson 3 Hits — Trotter 8 in 7 Bonettl 1 in lMcKain 6 in 7 13 10 2 1 4!SMart!n 2b 4 llMlze lb 3 0Medwick If 4 0 0 O'Padgett rf 4 Berger cf Ott rf 2124 Washington Avenue O O a o o o LOUIS CINCINNATI July 30— (AP)— The Boston Bees salvaged the final series 2 game of the three-gam- e to 1 from the Cincinnati Reds Thursday Third Baseman English driving in a ninth inning run FRESH MEATS COOMBS BROS MARKETS ABHOA If 3 ST ) ABHOA! ABHOA 3b 5 1 3 6ITMoorecf 4 12 0 Whitehd2b Two-bas- the series two games to one Foxx’s blow came in the seventh inning with one mate aboard 'andwith Bill Trotter pitching It sent the' Sox ahead 0 e Two-bas- f 1000 11 MISSOULA Mont July SO — (UP) — Although scores of hangover fires were under control or completely forest extinguished service officials today checked and rechecked additional blazes in the ABHOA! 10 10 10 IN NORTH IDAHO CLEVELAND 113 12 I 15 12 FIRESCHECKED FRESH FRUITS o Phone 2800 S $ (AP)-Dolp- 4 6jBrubaker3b Whitney CHICAGO 4 2 4 2 1 6IFYoungss AB1HO A Schareln ABHO A 5 OlHandley 2b 2 2 2 1 5 0 5 0 Grace e Lavage to 2 b 2 0 1 3!Galanlf-2- b 0 0 Mulcahy p 0 0 O 0! Blanton p 2 3 Haesetcf-l- b 5 2 9 llHack 3b 0 0 ljSwlft p Jorgens p 4 9 Daniel lb 2 0 2 0 Collins lb 4 Johnson p 0 0 0 OixLucas 1 Cooney lb 4 0 3 O Demaree rf 4 0 0 0 1 IBrown p 3 Manush rf 2 1 0 0 Herman 2b 3 1 2 0 Marty cf 1 Brack rf Total 38 13 27 151 Totals e 35 12 27 8 4 4 5 2 4 OlO’Dea e Phelps e x — Batted for Swift In eighth-Scor0 2 Winsett If 4 2 0 OjJurges ss by innings: se 2 2 1 3 5 3b Strlpp l'Frey Oil 040 050 — 11 Philadelphia 4 1 2 2 3 3Cavretacf-l- f Brown ss 070 000 000— 7 o Pittsburgh 0 4 Davis 5 p Fr&nkhouap Two-bas- e hit — Handley o Summary: 1 j Shoun p Three-ba- e F hit — Handley Martin 0 JxStalnback 1 run — Brubaker Horn Martin Young 0 jParmelee p 1 Stolen bae— Whitney Camilli Grace 0 1 jxxBottarini Double Sacrifice — Whitney Camilli D Young and CamllU 2 Totals 37 13 27 12 Totals 36 10 27 12 play — Schareln — Mulon ball Bae Brown and Grace x — Batted for Shoun In fourth 3 Jorgen 4 Brown 2 cahy 2 Blanton xx — Batted for Parmelee In ninth Strikeout — Blanton 3 Mulcahy 1 Swift Score by innings: 4 — Jorgen 1 Brown 1 10 402 010 110 Brooklyn 010 000 001 — 2 Chicago BROOKLYN STOCK HIRED MALAD FREE DELIVERY 2472 Wash Ave MALAD RODEO ning the Malad fair rodeo and races to be held here August 20 and 21 today completed negotiations to obtain the McBride string of bucking horses from WelLsville t Utah The McBride animals are well known from past appearances in Horn run — Gutterldgs ger J Moor this section SacStolen bass— Gutterldgs Welland Double playe —White J W Webster is general chairrifice — Durocher head to Leslie to Whitehead 2 Ryan man of the fair committee Henry to Lealle to Chloasa Denning to Chlozza W Thomas and Warren Jones neBases on halls— Cantwell 1 Schumacher 4 Weiland 3 Strikeouts —Cantwell 1 gotiated to bring the rodeo stock here In their capacity as chairman Welland 3 of rodeo and race events The Malad chamber of commerce h PITTSBURGH July 30— and President Ed Edell directors Camilli and Earl Gr&c conin the preliminary are assisting runs tributed & pair of home are as Jedd Jones Jr work Mayor a overcame Pirate Thursday that and council the county the 11-city lead and gave the Phillies an 7 commissioners victory in the final game of a series of three The Pirates won the first two 1 O' — Home-runs- - (10) hotel correspondent ! Behind Freddy Frankhouse’s tenhit pitching the Dodgers grabbed lead in the first frame a four-ru- n PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA and coasted on from there landABHOA ABHO A cf 3 1 4 0 ing on Curt Davis Clyde Shoun and Brows rf 54 2 3 l!LWanr 2Jenen If 5 2 10 The DYoung2b 5 15 Roy Parmelee for 13 hits 2 3 OlPWaner rf 5 2 3 0 cf Martin win was Frankhouse’s seventh of Klein If 5 2 7 0 4 11 OlSuhr lb 5 0 8 1 the season Camilli lb 3 2 6 3Todd c 3 2 1 4 32 7 27 13 Total 38 12&26 13) Totals x — Batted for Poftenberger tn sixth a — Two out when winning run scored Score by innings: 120 012 OOO — 6 Detroit 300 210 001 — 7 New York hits — Greenberg 2 Summary: Threi-basGoslln hit— Owen Owen -- Laabs DouGehrig Dickey ble plays — Rogell Gehringer and Greenberg Gehrlnger Gelbert and Greenberg Gelbert Gehrlnger and Greenberg Bases Pearson 1 7 on balls — Poffenberger 8trikeouts — PearMurphy 1 Lawson 1 son 1 Lawson 1 Two-bas- vs Lee i m W W Thomas Great Northern 1 — f-- 4 ' VIKING VILLAGE WICK Caithness Scotland — (UP) — The first Viking dwellings ever known on the mainland of Scotland have been discovered by Dr A O Curie Edinburgh archaeologist near the sea at Freswick Caithness Hitherto such dwellings had been found only in the Orkney and Shetland Islands although Caithness was occupied by the Vikings to a greater extent than any other eountty T Friday's pitchers New York at Chicago— Gumbsri NEW YORK July 30— (AP)— The Yankees did it with home runs Thursday and whipped the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6 to take the odd game of their current series Afflicted once again with faltering pitching murderers’ row produced on its specialty particularly the four-bas- e wallop Bill Dickey By The Associated Press) NEW YORK— Billy Beauhuld the in Tiger bullpen with parked two out in the ninth inning to 135 Jersey City N J outpointed break a tie and win the ball game Paul Junior 13314 Lewiston Me Fox — NATIONAL LEAGUE Steadies of the Tmum (By The Associated Press) WASHINGTON— Ernie Dusek DETROIT late Thursday suffering with a broken arm and leg and possible internal injuries as a result of a fall from bis second story porch on the telephone company building — WRESTLING New I FARMINGTON July 30— Ray L 62 local blacksmith was taken to a Salt Lake City hospital JULY SO 1937 Malad Galbreath SEVERE LACING SAN FRANCISCO July 30 — (AP) — Dory Detton 178 Salt Lake City won two of thre$ falls over Ike Cazzell 185 Oklahoma City in their wrestling match here last AMERICAN LE4GU15 fit CHICAGO CUBS Detton Triumphs Over Ike Cazzell CIRCUIT HITS ' AID YANKEES Severely Injured In Fall Off Porch DODGERS GIVE - FRIDAY EVENING STANDARD-EXAMINE- E ' ManufacfureH By A Product of American Packing & Provision Co OGDEN UTAH 17 X' TME' AMALGAMATED £ h SUGAR S® |