Show SEPTEMBER TUESDAY EVENING THE OGDEN 939 1 Cardinal flowbovs f — m 5 r open Title ISeries Wednesday Evening j CinctSnatt 74 : Brooklyn PUtaburgh Boaton 2-- 5 4-- 5 opener and by the time they regained their bearings the Punchers had allowed the Braves to get so ahead that a two-ru- n rally in the ninth was the next best thing to futile Even in the afterpiece Charley (by the grace Vv'ry's league-leader- s of Pocatello) were hard put to achieve their victory They had to make their nine hits off Da-mon Hayes and Jack Hall go farther than Lcwlston'j 12 and had to stave off a Tribal uprising in the ninth that came within a hair of matching' the count As It was their salvation lay wholly in Steve Bogdanoff's fifth-Innin- g homer scoring three Pocatello Meantime ncxt-to-laentertained the Ogden — Reds and fared no better dropping 2 and re-( yhe daylight game 10-after-dark de- -' 8 Vcouping with a ' cision In contrast to the moderately gentle proceedings at Lewiston the entertainment at Pocatello was a bruising affair bruising at least for the ten assorted pitchers who paraded to and from the ' V next-to-fir- Ksll v- 10-1- Chief dlvertisement was the home run making of Tony Robello b&icman of the Carmanager-firs- t dinals and by far the league's belt artisan in the field of distance swatting Robello fashioned three blows of the four-pl- y variety one in the opener and two in the night game They were hit C4th 65th arid Cflth of the season Hughes and Davis hit homers ' Jof Ogdcn On the circuit's third front— at Boise — tho home - town Pilots 1 stretched their winning streak to ten games with a 13-- 4 slaughter of tho Salt Lake Bees before the Bees turned at last with a 2 victory in the evening tilt Seven home runs including three by L'ldon Lorenzen rattled off the Pilot bats in the coursa of Boise's lt onslaught in the opener It was a different story however when Lefty Mel Marlowe took to the hill in the closing game Showing much of the form that made him the league's most feared pitcher In mldieaion the Salt Lake portslder limited the Pilots to eight scattered hits and struck out seven if The Bees for once gave their wilinger perfect support afield League play this week will con tinuo without Interruption Boise Salt Invading Lewiston tonight Lake shifting to Ogden and Twin Falls opening at Pocatello— if it can get down from north Idaho In time 0-- 17-h- 10-1- By The AMoclstod Press — AMERICAN Batting— Di Maggio New York Runs— Foxx Wew York 123 131 Rolfe 121 Runs batted ton 363 Uoston In— Williams Di Mafgio Bt Twin Fails Totala O A cf 0 a 2 3 ta 6 Fsnatle 5 Aoimi e KUkert rf 3 Harngtn 2b 3 4 Lowe lb Loremen If S Ferries 3b 4 Htsmusn ji 4 Larj-lat- i lion New York Heds1 1 2 3D In flKhth AB PWanerrf 5 se 3 Vaughn Flllott cf 4 If 3 CHICAGO AB II OpA 1 3 Hack 3b 3 8 Herman 2b 4 Oalan If 2 Gleeson cf 1 Nicholsn rf Bio Fieteherlb II O 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 1 4 0 13 4 0 0 4 4 2 1 3 2 0 Hartnett ORusslI 13 o 2 lb 3 12 0 p 2 0 0 1 Totals 34 10 27 17 Totala 35 8 27 13 Hcore by Innings: 100 000 001—2 Pittsburgh 000 001 UUU — I Chlcaeo Errors— Blsao O Russell Nummary hits Runs batted In— P Waner Sacrifice— Butcher i Waner Butcher Double Plays — Butcher to Vaughan to Vuuna! Hariell to Herman to O Russell Basse Herman to Barteil to O Russell Struck out—By on balls— Off Dean 3 Jill y pucner— Butcher 3 by Dean 2 Vaughan by Dean U Marten ss Dean p 17 27 14 Hecond 0 0 e 3R ssmej Pittsburgh 2 O It E 12 1 S 2 3 Chicago Busce Batteries: Kltnger and Mueller Page WhltehlU and Mancuso Trowar jas Aristt rf Price Ill Larrleu 2b BurlesonJ cf AH HO A cf ft 0 nitfgnatle 0 Bheehan is e 0 Adams 1 1 'Jirtlckert rf tJ'JIanigtn 2b AivM lb Herge a It Antree Marlowe 1 0 (' Ferries HMents 0 0 0 0 000010—2 Lar-rfe- u Two-bas- a Marlowe 7 Umpires— Wagner Time— 2:17- - Barrett TWIN FAt AM 2b Bishop Klrlkeouta— Ments Anderson 7 2 1L A f 5 3b 5 Falcon I cf n Bogdnff lb n Larrleui as 4 Noks t 2 2 xDsCarlfrf 3 Myers C HchubeM p 4 !lynldsrf-l- Karrell Ltn and rn LEWISTON HO A AH 11 2 :i :i Thomas" 3b 5 a 2 Morey rf 0 3 Correll lb 2 b Cole as 7 1 White If 4 1 Beeer cf 2 0 Willmn 2b O O Beard e 4 O Hayes p 0 2 O A Turner p 1 c Warstlersi 4 4 3 1 4 4 UTodd o rilDurorhr lixxltudson as Prsesnell p Hutchlnsnp Vt ruira p 3 0 7 2 4 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 11 25 13 Totala 3 11 27 11 lor Hutchinson in fifth xx— Ran for Durocher In ninth f xix— Han for Harnilrt In ninth xrtted ' hcore by Innings Hcore by Innings s Boston ' I 020 000 101— 4 oou 030' 011—0 flummery? Krrors— Ifsssett 2 Durocher Buns batted In— 3 camllll Warstler 2 Turasr Coscarart Lavagsttu 2 West Koy Two base hits— Lopes 2 Koy Lava Mistl getto Home runs— West Koy rilsil DouWsrstler to ble playa— Todd to Camllll Hassett Warstler to rllstl to llanrtt 2 Hasrs on bnlls— Off Turner 2 off I'ressnell 2 off Hutchinson 1 (ttruck nut— By Turner 3 by Pressneil 1 by Hutchinson 0 Hits— Off Pressneil 5 In by Hamlin 2 3 innings off Hutchinson 0 in 1 In 4 Wild pitch— Turner off Hamlin Losing pitcher Winning pitcher— Hamlin —Turner Brooklyn-- 2-- 3 3 n It K ftcore (second gsme) I ft 1ft 1 lioaion 2 11 1 Brooklyn Krlckson Batteries: Frsnkhnuee Msc- First game: PHILADKLPTIA '000 AB II Msrtln If 2 0 DHafey If 2 0 Marty cf 4 0 Hughes 2b 4 2 3 0 Brack rf "Huhr lb 3 1 4 1 May 3b Hchareln as 4 0 4 1 Millies e 3 0 Hlgbe p xMuciler t 1 0 I NEW YORK O A AB 1 llWhltehd 2b 4 1 0 Moore If 4 1 0 Demaree rf ft 6 21 Heeds Cf 3 1 oDanning e 4 H O A 2 2 4 1 1 l 0 0 ft 1 0 3 4 1 1 1111 o'O'Dea e 3 McCrthylb 5 112 0 4 1 1 ft 2 5 Jurgss as 3 OITHafey 3b 4 1 0 I 0 l'Nchumchr p 2 0 0 1 0 0! Brown p 2 2 0 1 S 1 Two-bas- game: FALLS LEWISTON I : AHHOAI ft O 1 niThnmii sb Reynolds rf rarreii s FaieoniJ ct Itngdnfi lb Larrleu s I 4 0 o 3 l 5 2 4 1 Nnltes Df( 4 1 4 0 DsCarld Klnniimgnp 5 2 BudnlcK p 0 0 1 liMdrev Hh rf o t'orreii lb ss 2 o 0 White ff 10 1 0 10 0 AllliOA 4 1 1 l 11 l3 a0 4 3 0 2 0 0 a o Totals 35 4 24 12! Totals 3R 14 27 14 x— Batted for Hlgbe in ninth Hcore by Innings: 000 000 000— 0 Philadelphia New York 014 202 lOx— 10 Hummaryj Frrors — May 2 Whitehead Buna battsd In— Denning A Mc Jurgea hlta— Carthy Reeds 2 Moore run— Danntng lime Dannlng McCarthy — Double fHoien bases Hughes Whitehead play— Brown to O'Dea to McCarthy Bases on baiia—Off Hrh'umacher 1 off Hlgby 4 off Brown 1 Hi ruck out— By Mchumacher 3 by Hlgbe 2 by Brown l Hits— Off Hchuinscher 2 In ft 13 Innings off Brown eUit by pitcher— Whltrhsad 3 In 3 Winning pitcher— ftchumacher by Higbe Two-bas- e 4 2 4 2 3 0 SIUser cf liWIIimsn ZD 2 X a 2 4 0 Kchlrnllng 0 O Hmlth 2 0 0 1 p 10 0 10 0 0 1 0 0 allsyee Hall p 110 0 1 2-- 3 It It A 10 7 12' ftcore (second game)j Philadelphia K 1 2 0 New York i (xxBeard i Lohr and Batteries: Davis Hits-Ro- lfe Peekltlgha New York 182 3S 0 27 12' Totals 38 12 27 0 man Nalvo Lynn Cotfman Brown and Total x— iMttM for Kmith in sixth Foxx IJoston 167 Dannlng xx— Bntted for Hall In ninth Doubles— Rolfe New York 41 Kcorel by Innings: Boston S3 William Twin Falls 010 011200—7 300 100 002—0 Heavy purchases by military AWashington Lewiston Triples — Lewis 2 Larrleu Frrors— Thomas Bumrjiaryt 13 uthorities 14 are boosting cattle prices McCosky Detroit Three-bas3 Htitne run— Bogdanof f hit Home runs— Foxx Boston S3 —Nukes bus— Nokes Larrleu in Italy Double playa— Iteynoids Morey j Correll DIMazglo New York 23 o Bolanuff Winning pitcher— Klnna Stolen bases— Case Washington man mruck out Ing pitcher— Bandel iLoslng pitcher— Hall Umpires— Campbell — By glnnaman 0 Budnlck 1 dmlth 4 49: Fox Detroit 19 Time of game— 2:02 nd Horrockg 2i Bases on balls— Off Klnnaman Pitching— Donald New York 13- - Hall 1 Time of gamo— Hrntjh- 2 Hall 3 Second game: 2 Grove Boston 13-- 3 I 2:l POCATELLO McQuillan OUDKN Empires— Ulrica and First game: ft 2 1 if Deas 2b AB H O A NATIONAL UDFN a rOCATKLLO Rosnlnd ss 4 1 3 21 Murphy se 4 2 2 4 AB it 0 A Hughes rf 4 2 2 0 Cabral 2b ft 0 3 ft Batting — Mize St Louis 362 Deas 2 P A aH 1 1 Oa A u X o Ooddard If 5 3 3 01 HJort cf 4 2 10 Ufinurpny ss rnovlch Philadelphia 337 Rosnlnd as 5 11 4 Cabral 2b 4 2 4 Navarro e ft 1 ft II Bobello lb 5 3 13 1 Runs— Hack Chicago 81 Her Hughes rf 5 4 2 0 HJort Jf ef 1 0 1 Davis cf 3 3 2 0 Burnett 3b 4 1 0 1 Ooddard e 4 2 4 1 'Robello lb 4 13 0 Hebert 3 2 1 0 3b 5 0 0 1 Btreda rf man Chicago 88 117 Two-bas- e - ! Davis Ff 3 3 4 KIrke Cf 0 3 0 Runs batted in — McCormlck iBice 0 White rf 1 110 1 Cincinnati 102 Medwick and Mlze DAdmskf 0 0 0 0 Burnett 3b f Hebert 3t 4 2 15 Btrada 5 3 St Louis 88 Fleck lb 3 0 8 0 Melons Cincinnati Serpa Va 10 2 O Balllnger C 13 03 Hit — McCormlck Lawson 0 3 187 Mize St Louis 163 p 3 0 0 li Kelson p 0 0 0 O Bundel p 0 0 Doubles — Slaughter St Louis txBbAdsns 0 1 Blydistej p 0 0 0 0 tBeera 39 Mize St Louis 38 Totalaj 39 18 27 11 Totala 43 14 27 15 Triples — Herman Chicago 14 x— Batted for Davia In eighth Goodman Cincinnati and Vaugh - xx — f attesf for Lawson In eighth a— Bited for 8anlel In ninth an Pittsburgh 12 Kcore by innings: Home runs — Ott New York Ogden 2i: 000 051—12 27 Mize 24 O rf-l- C i St Louis Stolen bases — Handlcy Pittsburgh 18 Hack Chicago 14 Pitching — Wyatt Brooklyn 3 Tverringer Cincinnati 18-- 7 8-- ' FOOTBALL FAN ON FIRE ELYRIA Ohio (UP) — Wade Williams was so Interested in observing a football game he did not notice he was on fire until fellow spectators notified him that the blanket wrapped around him Darning cigar twhes had fallen Into It w&a-srnokln- j ! 070 100 110—10 Bocatelli Buns— Deas posenlund Summary: 2 Davia Qoddard Navarro Hughes Bice Hahert Bob Adams Murphy Cabral 2 Kobello IBurnett Btratia Melons Krrore — Bowenjund Hebert Ms lone Runs batted — In Deal Hughes 3 Navarro Davia 2 Blue Hebert Bob Adams Murphy jCabral KMen base— Bobello A fitrada Nelson Hebert Hacriflce hit— Bob Aclm Buns — responsible for Lawson 2 Blydistel 1 Nelson 0 r'an'lel 3 hits— Kosen-lunDavis Dees Cabral 3 Hughes Three-bas- e Burnett' gtrada Nelon Bobello hitf— StrasSa Navarro Hebert Home — run Bases on Jpbelio Davis Hughes 2 Nelson 1 ImiJs — Lnws-iStruck out— Left By Lawrm 2 Biydisiet 3 Nelson 2 on bas'i— Ogderj 2 pocatillo S Double Wild 'pitch— Play— Harnett ti Robello Los- iytliateii Wlnaing jitcter— Lawson ! Two-bas- e rs 7-- £9 8-- 2 7-- 6-- 8 3-- 5 4 2-- 5 d mana- Waxman Jeffra went before 35 7 30 7 Totals 310 30 Si Totala x— Batted for Tresh In ninth xx— Ran for Marcum In ninth xxx — Batted for Smith Jn ninth a— Batted for Mack In ninth Score by innings! 000 010 OffT 3— 3 t Chicago Cleveland 000 010 100 0—2 Summary i Frrore— Mack Feller JRune batted in— Radcltff 2 Mack Keller Mc Nart Bchlueter Bejma hits— Kreevloh lUdcllff Feller Kosenthal Three-basSacrifices— Be) hit— Keltner ma Orlmee gchiueter Double play— Baaee on balls— McNalr to JUdellif 1 1 2 Brown Olf Smith Feller Struck out— By mlth 2 Feller 11 Brown 2 fl 8 In Brown In 2 1 DltaOff inSmith Feller 10 0 Wild pohson O In iiiich— Feller Winning pitcher— Brown Loalns pitcher— Feller y- - Two-bas- e ': 1-- 1 4 1 4 3 4 0 0 1-- 2 Bcore by Jnnlnge 010 010 010—3 Detroit '000 110 000—2 Croucher nummary! Krrore—McQuInn nuns hatted in — Olenn Oreenberg Berar dlno McCosky Qailsgher hit- sThrse-basTrout Osllegher hit— Christ man Iiome run— Oreenberg Double Maya — ureennerr to croucher to Oreenberg Croucher to Oehrlnger to Oreenberg! Mo Wutnn to Christman to McOulnn Uaees on bails— Off Harris off Trout 6 Struck out— By narria 3 by Trout 3 fit LoUla Two-bas- e e iai 8nr Liouia ttm)l (ffcohd f Ds' rolt R If E uauenesi 'Kramer ahany itowe Thomai 7 S ft 6 k O Lawson and Ifar Newsom and York tho Washington boxlnb commission to post a forfeit for the Joey ArchFirst gams! I WA8HINOTOM BOSTON ibald match he carried a B R ABHOAl AH If 0 bills four of five $1000 Case rf consisting 4 0 0 0 Cramer cf 4 0 ft ft 3 o l Vosmlk $500 bills and 30 bills good for a Lewis 3b If 5 o Fs i i WelaJ ef a lb Brother can you Msiallela j century each If 4 0 0 0Willlams 3 rf 7 a dime pare crown ss 1 wrioen ss BldwrthSb 4 j1 S jo Tabor 3b 0 Vernnn lb 3 1 14 1! Carey 1 2b Ferrell Ifaynes DAD JAILED AS p Carrs'iuelp BABY CLAIMED 12 i o 10 0 4 n Ojfeacock 2 wade p A o 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 a Dlckman u gNonnenkp Auker v sit Kinney Totals 35 0 27 211 Totala 23 0 27 x— Untied for Dlckman In fifth as— Hetied for Auker In ninth Hcore by Inninei: ' Americans Suggest Parley To Be Held Sofn At Panama City ' WASHINGTON Eepti S — (UP) —The United States is polling the i j Mock Fire Used to Teach Methods of Getting Control In Woods Enrollees of the Brlgham City CCC camp ' received an intensive course of instruction in fire flcht Ing today under the direction of District Crazies Oman and Junior i si TAFT WILL SEEK GIVEN FINE B-- Barth J' l HAYRACK MISHAP EXTRA SESS10M CLEVELAND Sept S — (AP)— Senator Robert A Taft was en route to the Pacific ccaxt today after t a declaratlion that h favors ft special session of congress for repeal of the mandatory embargo on arms and Implements of war In the presenf neutrality ' law Taft said his western tour would be "two-third- s sightseeing and meeting people") "I'm In favor of the neutrality act" Taft said "except that I on embargo repealing the arms ammunition and implement! (R-Ohl- o) cn-thi- fa-v- of BALTIMORE Sept 8 CAP) -Mars took precedence over the stork Monday night and prevented Interior Secretary Harold I from being present at the birth of a son to his young wife Ickes was detained In Washingcabinet ton at an emergency discussion news war for meeting called by President Roosevelt and arrived several hours after the heir birth of his at woman's clinic Johns Hopkins Xckes ce hospital Dr Edmund Harrison who attended Mrs Ickes said mother and the' new cabinet baby were NDIA DECLARES GRAVE EMERGENCY CAP) j rminiiAM CITY Sent B-- John C5' 'i "doing splendidly" CIVTTSERVICE EXPANSION SEEN Batted for Donald In seventh for Chandler Jn eighth sx— Han for Kufftng in eighth a— Batted for Ambler la ninth Kcore by inningat New York 100 000 110— 7 200 £101 ooo— s rhlladelphl Summary I Krrore — - Keller Ladigianl Kune batted In— Newsom Ambler Dickey Crosettl 0 nolfe Jlgyei Slebert Nsgel Lj(lHInl 2 Johnson Three-bashit— Keller hit— Crosettl Home runs— Naael Lodiglanl Stolen base — Chspmon Sacrifices— llayee sisbsrt Newsom Ambler Double play— Mosee to Unses on Chapman to Nagel to Slebert fl bails— Off Donald off ftosa 6 off Deiw 2 Struck out— By Donald 4 by Chandler 1 by Murphy 1 by Koee 2 lilts— Off Donald 7 In "ft Innings off Chandler 2 id 1 off Murphy 1 In 2 off floss 6 in 7 off f'oiter 1 In 0 (pitched to one batter) off Dean 1 in 1 wild Winning pitcher— Chand-le- r pitch— Donald Losing pitcher— Poller s— Batted Two-bas- e rtcn - eves' -- I "far-reachi- ng price" IIAITsIITFR ARRIVES BRIGHAM CITY Sept 5Mr and Mrs Homer Kottcr of Howell the birth of a Utah announce daughter at a local hospital this morning This Is their second child -- SEVENTH CHILI) ARRIVE -Mr BRIGHAM CITY Sept o Petersen Charles Mr and announce the birth Brlgham City of a son at a local hospital Monday This Is their seventh child G- P) 2-- 1 l-- u Score (second New York Philadelphia Batteries! snd urucker n it gsme)i Itosso and rosar 2 0 7 3 DAMAGE PRE-NAT- AL (ft f! i VS 1 1 Fippen SUIT ASKS V1 $25000 GREENSBURG Pa Sept 5 (AP)— A unique suit filed here GUARD seeks for five $23000 damages months-ol- d Daniel Berlin for Injur ies it claims he suffered when his BY N Y mother fell two months before he was born The parents Mr and Mrs Har land Berlin brought the action FORT LEE N J Sept 5 (AP) store —Port of New York Authority po- against the J while lice were on guard today against claiming the mother- - fell Decern store last in the shopping $216000-000 of the possible sabotage i : y river bridg- bersystem of Hudson r In the bill o reports Physicians' es and tunnels Billings Wilson authority assist- particulars say the baby'sheInjuries is un ant general manager signed' an are permanent and that because erect order Monday calling for extra able to hold hla head tho mishap precaution by port police because ofMrs Berlin also has sued for the bridges and tunnels "will be used in transportation of muni- damages tions and supplies" for warring BUM of V I SABOTAGE I Slrakt"WliJ ! t r mi I j l PLACED Two-bas- e e n - or war" ICKES 'STORK' LOSES TO LIARS rd NEW DELHI India! flnt -- The Viceroy of India the Marques! of Linlithgow! proclaimed German today a state of grave! emergency Dr Theodore Kordt "dt-fencharge d'affaires and the embassy in India and promulgated the which of India" ordinance from staff sailed Monday night Gravesend for Rotterdam gives widest powers tot the execui tive The viceroy nlm received MoGerman Hitler has forbidden handas K Gandhi the nationalist men to serve as waiters in leader In the mornlngj en e I'-- iiniiiiamiin -v Two-bas- e er in n republic c the advisability of a hemispheric conference to formulate policy on ot the Euroout problems arising learnUnited war the Pm pean ed today The poll was begun after sevfrsl American republics had sulfite 4 consultations to th stiate department The conferen'ce would 1 held at Panama City as quickly as delegates of tho 21 nations ere able to assemble there- A declaration unanimouly approved by the 21 American republics at the Lima ference last December provides for Immediate consultation among all the governments of this hemisphere "In case the pcce security or territorial integrity of any American republic Is threatened" It also provides that! the republics "proclaim tlQ'lf common concern and thelrf'?deyrmlnatlon to make effective their solidarity Coordinating their Vcspcctive sover eign will tby means of the procedure of consultation" Latin-America- Grazier I Thomas Campbell of the ' division of grazing department of harness follow event will A specialty Interior and Fire uuara which will! consist of a sheen null- - Charles Paxton and Ranger Rob lng contest staged toy vvayne ana ert E Clabbe of the forest servDeWane Madsen of Trcmonton ice with the cooperation of Camp Prizes will be awarded on percent" Superintendent OakUen ana com mander Labftfttt age of the team weight pulled Each of the division of grazing and forest service representatives lectured to the enrollees upon tne DRIVER methods employed In lighting all types of fire: grass brush and timber fire after which the entire company was taken on the side TERL1 AND of the mountain west of Brlgham City where they were required to locate and bring under control an BRIGIIAM CITY Sept the line of which 43 of Ktrcven imaginary fire W O'Laughlen constructed been had previously Idaho Dlcaded not cullty In th with flour the city court Saturday morning to was chnrtr at drunken drlvlnff He Wesley found guilty by Judge GERMANY DETAINS Horsley and sentenced to w aays In the county jail or a line o 115000 His liquor permit was can llfl and his drlvtner license sus ENGLAND'S ENVOY of the lieu In pended for ione year line he was remanded to jau Mr O'Lauehlen according to tcs The LONDON Sept tlmony drove his car across the ministry of Information announced aepoi today that the German government railroad tracks at the o o In Rrlgham City Friday about mid had refueed to permit the recalled Sir Neville ambassador night and smashed Into a aigna British post wrecking the signal and de Henderson to cross the German mollshlng his automobile frontier into tho Netherlands until the staff of the German embassy In London had left England The ministry added that the exIN change was expected to be effected during the day with the Netherlands government actlnjr as of Harper suffered a Ferrell broken neck when he fell ' from a load of hav He was rushed to local hospital where he received Three-bas— ueioart en wall An attending physician nome run— Foxx rttolen base treatment Harrlfices— WsleJ Cramer Cro renorts his condition very critical Deputy L D Corum said he ar —WelsJ bin I'eaeock Double Oel He Is rested Hale at his home uorum bert Carey suffering from a fractured to Blood worth to Vernon Plays— 3 Oases fierinrrd he found a chain and col m balls— Off Ifaynes 4 off Wade 2 off vertebrae in his neck which caused i on Auaer l naralvais from the neck down struck out lar which Mrs Hale told him were r i by Dlckman l Mita— off run The accident occurred on Mr from child the to ufted 8 i '3 innings off Carrasqu iel keep "f" Mlnir away The denutv said he ex Ferrell's farm yesterday afternoon off 3 in 1 rrf iiii o H 4 while he wa helping load hay Into amlned tho girl who was alsetfp Dickmen Wild pitch— Wade Passed ball— feacm k a on no her marks barn In bed but found winning pitcher— Hayes Losing pitcher neck Mrs Ivy Gilbert swore out a Bcort (second fs'me)i n jr warrant charging Halt with as wasningtort 0 12 FSCC TO PURCHASE 4 sault and battery against tho child Boston Batteries Le Applston and Olullsnl fehvre F Oslehouss Nonnenkamp Wag Myrtle Lorraine Martin ner and DeHautels child "He beat the unmercifully 12 GARS PEACHES with pieces of kindling and chain-e- d First garnet her up to a nail on the kitchen I PHILADELPHIA wall by a dog collar around ner All 11 0 L A B If (J A 8— BRIGHAM CITY Sept as 1 1 II Moses rf neck so her toes could just touch crosettl BO of carloads Koife 3b the of Twelve II Newsom 3 0 ss the floor" Dorum said Mrs uii Keller rf 1 1 OlJohnson the up-b- y to be if bought peaches DiMagiocf 04 0 Hayes 0 hpf told him FSCC In Utah will bo shipped from Dickey c 0 7 UMiebert lb The officer asserted Hale denied Helkiik If Box 0 ft ONagel 2b Elder county It was an the charge and claimed I don Oordon 2b 1 2 1 2! Ambler 2b nounced by District Agriculture In Dahlgrn lb 4 0 S OisOantenbeln know what this Is all about" Donald p 2 1 0 0 Chapman ef specter R4L Rigby JiHenrlch The peaches must be U 0 No 1 10 0 0Lodlanl3b Chandler a 0 0 0 0 Ross p be at least two Inches In size and 0 0 0 0 Potter p axftufflng 0 0 0 0 "The purpose of FCH3 buying these xxPowell 0 0 0 oDean p 0 0 10 Murphy p 0 0 0 v peaches" said Mr ulgby "is to re lleve the surplus and thus raise Totals 3i S 27 71 Totala Uiniri the ' x— f AP)— A step-daught- CTARCBHCUl'J TAKES LESSON NECK BROKEN ai 5-(- and prepared for their task Vvent No 1 will be lightweight horses and will include all teams ine weighing under 2800 pounds hand-mad- e of set one be will prize aasifwweSaEvent No 2 will be middleweight teams weighing 2800 to 3200 pounds The prize rwlU be a set of hand made harness Rvnt Kn 3 will be for heavy weight horsesaonn and will include naundi ine nrtze knMi nvc will also be a set of hand-mad- e PflEf Hfll ae SAN FRANCISCO Sept 5 (AP) Fleck lb 3O80 Bellinger 0 4 17 0 Roosevelt —President predicted 4 1 White If 0 0 xBob Adma 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 "further expansion of the compeBlydistel p 2 0 0 2 Owens p 1 0 0 4 Kunx p 0 0 0 0 Berndt p titive civil service system" today 0 0 0 0! Lucas p In a letter of greetings to the bicxD Adams 0 0 0 0! 1 0 0 01 xxxRlce ennial convention of the National of Federal Employes Federation 7 Totals 38 12 27 16 Totala 38 12 24 The letter reviewed X — Batted for Fleck in ninth xx— Batted for Lucas In eighth Improvements In publlfc and xxx— Batted for Lawson In ninth since personnel administration" Score by Innings: 102 040 010— 8 tho last' meeting of the group two Ogden 003 131 02x— 10 years ago and concluded with : Pucatello Runs— Deas 2 Rosenlund Summary: "It Is my sincere hope — In 3 Hughes Navarro Blydistel Murphy which I know your organization HJort 2 Robello a Burnett Htrada Errors— Lawson Owens Cabral fully joins— that the Immediate — Stolen bases HJort Baiiinxer Berndt consolidanot see will future only nations Sacrifice hit— Murphy Burnett Rtrad but of further European tion — Rune batted in Hughea 2 Ooddard 3 present gains Fleck Murphy 2 Robello 4 expansion of tho competitive civil Navarro Runs responsible for — service Htrada Baiiinxer ' GOLFER SHOOTS FROM TREE system" 5 Blydistel 7 Kunx 1 Owens Bill Three-basPITTSBURGH (TJP)-W- hcn hits— Davis Bellinger hit— Bases on In a tree tee Mercer's HjorL Home runa— Robello 2 landed TUBE EXHIBITED TINIEST shot balls— Off Blydistel 3 Kuna ft Owens 2 NEW YORK (UP)— The world's bordering the 18th fairway he was Strikeouts — Blydistel 4 Law-eoBerndt 5 2 Owens 2 Berndt "Tarzan" Winning pitcher tiniest metal tube—with an outside undaunted He did a —Berndt Left diameter of Losing pitcher — Lawson braced inch an of climbed himself the tree on bases— Ogden 10 Pocatello 11 Douand an Inside diameter of between the limbs and hit the ball ble plaja— Murphy to Cabral to Robello 2 Cabral ta Murphy to Robello Wild pitch of an Inch— is on display at the from Its high Mercer's perch — Berndt UmPassed bill— Bellinger New York world' fair The tubo la scoreboard for the hole showed a pires — Campbell and Horrockg Tims — "nine" made' of pure nickel 2:33 Bal-ling- Expert Says 5-(- AP)— Wsshlnakm Tcnn Sept 5 120 Oil 000— 110 012 100 — q nelzhbor had Ross Hale Boston' Krrors—Cronln Tabor Huns nummary) 23 arrested here last night and nauea in— ueiheri ll Case Welaj Ferrell Cramer Vosmlk fon( Williams charged with chaining his two Haynes I'eaeock hlte— Welal to the kltch Tsbor year-ol- d Vernon Willis me 2 Foxx hit NASHVILLE EAB-AMC- f 4 0 1 lJFox rf 4!Croucherss 3 0 3 0 2lsAverlll 10 3 11 (Trout p 30 5 2713 Totala 33 0 27 10) Totals — Batted for Croucher in nlntb Max Lost " secretary When J cr of Charlie Root" Billy Conn's Olenn c mnse so has mall fan heavy since Christ grown Harris p hb became heavyweight light champion he has hired himself a Kikl Cuyler the old major leag uer is taking bows for one of tho swellest managing Jobs In tho Southern association this season III Ui AT PEACH DAYS 0 it Today's Guest Star: Gene Gunning Cumberland Ind understand Evening Times: "I they're trying to get Glenn Cun ningham to referee the pastor Louis fight" Nelson correspondent Fifth West phone 63'J 83 11 WASHINGTON Sept AP)Captaln William S Bainbrldge re serve officer in the naval medical Besuite Monday's New York Philadelphia corps predicts that the present Boston Washington European war will be less costly Bt Louie Detroit (Second to human lire than previous congame called end of eighth darkness) Chicago 0 Cleveland 2 10 innings flicts v (First tame postponed rain) WorkWriting In the Military Surgeon Favorite' Sport of of the Association of Mili ' journal I CHICAGO CLEVELAND Horse Owners to Be AU H O A AH H O A Surgeons he said medical tary c 4 0 110 2 2 2!Kemsley 2b Bejma treatment is more effective than During Fete Staged 1 fl 0 Weathrlycf 5 13 1 Jlaicllfflb ever before even though weapons 2 8 OChapmn rf 8 0 2 Kreevlchcf are more powerful a of destruction 0 a 2Trosky 1 i Appling as TmifiHAM CITY Sept 5— The ' easMMsMMMMeasaaaaHaMiMiBaaMttsMW 1 A O Hesth If walker If oi horxe-rmlllnthe of contest on© 4 4 Jtoeenthl rf 4 1 2 O Keitner 3b 0 0 McNalr 3b 4 2 1 2 Crimes- si main events of Teach days' Hept 8 0 ft Tresh C 3 0 0Maek 2b 1 0 o o'aCamphell xVtarcum 0 0 0 and 0 will be stsgca at RIGIIAL1 GCC afternoon ot two 0 0 0 OiHaie 2b 0 10 park Friday xaOwen 1 oVicf-inchieuter e 0 o 2 0 Keller p Th team will be featured 10 O liDobson 0 0 0 Smith p p 31 in the big parade and Immediately ' axaMteinbch 1 0 O O Brown p 0 0 after they win oe waicrcu wcnmu 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fayden and Lopes: Hoilingsworth Tamulis Hutchinson and Todd Totals 37 10 24 101 Totala 35 10 27 17 x— Bitted for Nokeg In sixth Ucorai by Innings: Twin Falls 001 102—4 100 012 lOx— 5 Lawlstoji Errors— Bishop Farrell flumnisry: Home run— Thomss Myers Cole 2 Peser Three-bise hit— Kevnolds hlta — Beard Double plsy— Hayes Bishop Col to Williamson to Correll Struck out —By Hthubei 3 Hayes f ' Bsses on balle —Off Hchubel 1 Hayes 3 Time of gsme —1:43 Umpires— McQuillan and Ulrlch nlihon 1 3b 010 Marliwe 4 West rf Rowelt cf 4 Majeskl 3b 3 4 Lopes 1 Bummgry: Ituwns— Arlett Price Burleson 1 A 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Totals 34 8 27 12 — itsfi fur Anderson In seventh xx— BtMad Anderson in ninth xs — Knn for UasmuKsen In ninth Hcore iv Innings! 203 010 015—0 fan Lake pitcher-fMe- nts lb 4 2 2 2 2 0 O 1 II Amlun d 2 0 0 0 a fie lla o O 0 0 1 0 0 0 xitRaamsn j Haseett BROOKLY2 AB It 0 A 2 Coaerart 2b 5 0 3 3 0 Lavaetto3b 5 3 1 1 llWalksr cf 4 O 2 12 0 Camllll lb 3 1 10 0 4 1 0 0 Parks rf 4 3 0 0 2 Koy If I li OAI k p xaxUonovn Borne BOSTON AB ft Hlstl 2b ft (terms If 1 J 12 OILowe lb 2 0 4 Lmtmnn If a 7 First game: HOUSES TO TUG tzt phone ewer Lives To Be 133 o27 43S 354 282 First -- 540 523 i ger of Harry n Ai ed right-hande- Butcher - 0 SS 61 73 82 1 4 Low 2 Lorenxen 3 Has Krrorn— Tatt FcrrlM Hhe Two-b2 hlta— Barnndl gama LAKK AB 1( 8 67 57 45 35 Sixteen states and Panama aro represented ©n the' football squad at Loyola (New Orleans) Bucky Harris of Washington will boys manage a team of against a team of at the led bv Joe McCarthy First (tames A Chlca BT LOUJa world's fair Saturday DETROIT AB IIO A go broadcaster got so excited dur Heffner 3b AB If O A 2 1 4 cf t HMcCosky 41 the lng a game at Comiskey park Herrdno 3b ft 1 1 ljCulinblne If 4 0 1 other day he roared into the mike: McQu lUlb 4 010 lOehringr2b 3 12 3 0 3 York c " And tho Sox won the first Laahs f i 44 3132 Of 0 tlreenbrflb 3 1 11 Uallaghrlf four-hpitching Grace rf 3 10 OIHigitns 3b 4 1 1 game behind the left-hand- NlKgellng Two-bas- Total 38 52 57 91 7S 71 circulation 594 555 Pet 705 L TUUams Ralph North Quentln South e 2 Burlflioni lloma run— Lorfun Bhhn 3 ¥ rinil? Vtp rtrkart Adama Kumumtn — Htolpri MiDouble J'rlca 2 8hetian ploys— Tata to AIvmj Harrington to Hhet-hato Low Larrtcu to Alvfi Larrlcu to Trowrf to Alvea Kais on ball— Off 8trlk itaarnuaaqn 3 Tata fl Johnion 1 — 1 outs Ta e Haimuin 1 Loninn pitch- er— Tetf Umpirea— Barrett and Wagner Time— 1 42 han The world's series looms in the i offing The war fever rapidly spreads If Europe can handle the Germans The Yanks will take care of the Younc 2b Ruecs e 2 n 1 Louie Tandley 3b 020 020 000— 4 040 110 43x— 15 nummary! Run— trl" Larrlcu Burla-oAlvw Kgnallo Adortu 2 lllckert 3 liarrlnst'in 2 0 13 6 11 PITTSBURGH 4 muHMn War Department: 3 Box Elder I Ann Hheehan btttl tor Tata Heart ty Innlnifi Halt Lal BolM 1-- First game: BOISF 3S 13 24 13! — dy Bhoffntr Johnson Thnmnson and Hershbergir Cooper An drewa Lanier Bowman Bhoun Warneke snd Owen tirdu)r Tuesday's Fait LaVe at Ogden 8:15 p m PoIm nt Lewiaton niKht (Only imti schsduled) FJrst Khm: SALT! LAICK I AB HO Trower ss 5 2 2 Arlett rf 5 0 0 0 fries 1f 43 1 0 Larrleu feb 5 0 4 5 Burleson Cf 'J 2 2 0 a 112 0 Alves lh 0 0 a Berne 3$ 4 2 1 fToltrell jo 1 1 1 Tate p xAndereog 10 0 0 0 J Johnson p p 0 Battfrieii 4-- 7 Atlanta In 1 1 0 1 12 0 If rinrlnniitl 0 fi-- 6 rf a 0 - 4-- Lswiswn lauKhtr Mtdwlck O A 1 EDDIE BRIETZ George Blake (if he's elected) will work Galento vs rova ior ?wu plus expenses to and from the The Browns and Cardi nals are about to get together on who'll pay for the arcs in Kports- - 114 2 4 2 SMartln2b If Tirown match 2-- 3 Monday' lUsalts 152 Halt faks ORdun 12recstfllo BolM TWJN DOJton 62 50 ferorvl FOXX 61 AB It aa 3 w Cleveland Detroit Washington Philadelphia fit 1G HEAD wont starts tnis man'j park Mi on Henry Armstrong's pic)b week 12 TMoora rf 0 2 0 ture "Keep Punching" which 2 10 Outtrdgf3b 2 a 0 has been booked In 450 NeOwen 0 0 0 2 McUaa p Fred Apos-to- li gro fillum houses Glen Leo sad so looked against O o in Pittsburgh one egg crocked: 0 0 look like the l'iratca" 11! Totala 32 10 27 13 "Say you 1 uki j Loaders Mil fiH BV n2fl24 Total x— Batted for Khoffntr In eighth Meore by innlngi! 000 000 000—0 Cincinnati 400 ouu yu— Bt Loula Buna batted Jooat Error— Summary: Home In — Slaughter Medwick Mlae 2 UmnrlfSrr Ml McG(l DoUbi IllaV on Banea —J Brown to H Martin to Mlaa bails — Off L Moore 1 orr mcupi 3 on by Struck out— By McQca Bhoffner 1 Vt Hits— Off L Inhtiirm 1 7 in Inning off 'Shoffntr Moore 3 In 6 off Johnion V in 1 nosing jincuct — L Moore It II KHrrorwf liml : 571 568 482 482 450 446 G AO e Major League Johnaon ret 4 Home " mound- M M Ogrten Lewiston st st La US Poeatfilo 7-- rJ aBonavnni Brown IOUI8 AMERICAN V Kew York Boston Chicago NRW YORK Scot 5 — (AP) — Jack Dempxey will get $1000 ton referee the return Tea ay xarosz-R- 3 BT AH HO Werber 3b 4 0 1 4 1 2 2b fJoodmn rt 4 1 I McCrmklb 4 2 0 laimmonalf 2 LomtiardlO 4 1 a 4 0 1 Crart C WMyersss 03 O0 u2 LMoora p HhoffnT p 2 O O Pioneer League l48 323 4-- 5 1-- "' Louie u-- o 7 5-- 2 s R4 40 83 463 0-- 8 j Kl! s Mondaj'a aecond 4 a Cincinnati ttt taiii gama called end of ninth darbn) Nw yorn 10-- Boaton rnnaaeipma Brooklyn Chicago rittiburgh By The Associated stress Falls Tho Twin Cowboys and the Pocatello Cardinals ought to make a good vaudeville sister act because they keep in step so well All week end long they have been hoofing back and forth across the Pioneer league stage in clofecst unison losing and the slightest winning hand in hand And at a time too whenPocatello into shot would have break in their perfect rhythm ancau so the league lead or advanced Twin aiif comionamy the chorus of the that rest Cowboys might have had of the less trouble hanging pn Twin 66- 512 R AMERICAN (EE SUE AS 516 60 66 RpaMtta gama: Firt CINCINNATI i 11 Philadelphia Hughes and Davis Get Circuit Blows Ogden Gets Even Break In Holiday Doubleheader riONEE IUEAGIE w 612 877 47 7 70 63 63 57 FOR Pet L W St Lou I a Chicago New York Tony Robello Pocatello Pilot Clouts Three Homeruni Take yesterday for instance with its double bills Twin Falls was up against the ccllarlto Lewiston Indians in the northern Idaho city and what did it do? 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