Show OSDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER THE 8-- A FRIDAY EVENTHSTOTSUST''"- "0) (O)(o(c ©ffil Zia Sevs Eddloe JJosepEu Poles d¥vd ' TIONEER LEAGUE W L 8 — Twin Falls and Ogden collide 63 37 Salt Lake Twin Falls bagged lonly four during the nine innings but chased in several runs via free transportation Little Kenny Poiivka southpaw pitcher of the Reds" was wilder than-March hare He is believed to have set a Pioneer league record with 12 free trips to first base Poiivka was derricked in the sixth in favor of Clayton Lambert who checked the Cowboys the balance of the way Poiivka despite his wildness had v? l i a big night with the willow He M collected three hits in three trips t ' to the plate j Manager Ray Jacobs of the Cowtwo runs home boys poled ' Eddie Joseph was the hitting star ? for the Reds Eddie smashed out five hits in five excursions Ogden collected 22 hits during the evening off Hayes Carpenter and I Budnick Bobby Adams on of the best I stickers in the league rapped out f three hits Glen Sinriott was moved J i f ' back to third base by the Reds He had three misplays charged I against him' r-V The Reds and Cowboys close i current their series here Saturday night Ogden ereturn home for the L-j r first of a series with the ' i l Boise Pilots Sunday night ' : Score: J tWIN FALLS OGDEN c- 1' 5 hits-- f a j vv - : t - r v-- : ? - - i t i ' ' ' n i '- i v - j 1 Canavan lb Laybrne ss Adams 2b Smnott 3b Joseph cf fierpa rf Ford If Stembtk c Poiivka p Lambert p ABHOA 3 15 0 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 0 0 2 4 0 3 0 5 0 3 0 4 0 3 2 3 1 2 7 Marqhi 3b 3 3 6i Bishop 2b cr 4 Endness 5 2 OiHufrhes r( 2 0 0 Jacobs lb 2 0 0 Beitia ss 2 4 0 O'Bannion e 1 3 0 lReyniolds 1 -- 16 11 3 1 0 0 0 " : ' i ' y ' ' ' '- "-£ I J I I I 1' '& X 2134 2 0 4 O 3 0 2 0 Budnick 0 0 0 0 p 1000 sMyqrs 1& 30 4 27 8 27 51 22 Totals Totals x — Batted for Budnick in ninth Score by Innings: Oerten 312 002 013 — 12 Twin Falls 002 012 030 — 8 Summary: Runs—Canavan 2 Adams 2 Joseph a Poiivka Ford Steinbeck Marcht Jacobs 2 Endreps 2 Hughes 2 Bishop Smnott Laybourne Errors — Bishop O'BanStolen base — nion Marcht 2 Sinnott 3 e Home runs — Jacobs 2 Serpa hits — Beitia Laybourne Runs batted inJoseph 3 Laybourne Poiivka Canavan Hushes Beitia 2 Jacobs 4 Serpa 2 O'Bannion Adams Ford' Double play Adams to Lay Laybourne to Canavan bourne to Canavan Beitial to Bishop Runs responsible for — Poiivka 3 Hayes 3 CarStruck out — By penter 5 Lambert 3 Poiivka 3 Hayes 2 Carpenter 1 Lam bert 1 Bases on balls— Poiivka 12 Carpenter 1 Lambert 2 IHit with pitched and Hushes by Poiivka Canavan 'by Carpenter Wild pitch — Budnick Time-2:1Umpires — Campbell and McShane Attendance — 500- - Two-bas- - - ia DOMINIC GAINS 47 38 630 576 475 470 470 380 SALT LAKE AB HO Moresco ss 3 1 0 Steele 2b 3 0 4 Perry 3b 3 2 0 Robello lb 3 0 10 Partee'c 2 14 Surlesoncf 4 0 3 3uintini rf 3 0 2 Henson rf 1 0 0 latchett If 3 0 1 ?iscovich p 3 0 0 -- ' 0 Dobson 0 Pairings for Saturday follow: Pearce-Shlrle- Allen WALKS TWELVE MEN" Kenny Polhka left hander xf the Og-dReds was in continual hot water last night but managed to pitch thj Ogden Reds to a 12-- 8 12win over Twin Falls Kenny set a Koneer batters Clayton Lambert was called upon league recordL by walking to finish the game (Staff Photo) en V 3 p 32 0 27 10 Salt Lake 300 000 000— 3 i Jit 010 022 Olx — 6 Pocatello Summary: Runs— Moresco Steele Per ry Joratz Kakoliris 2if Waldren Kerr Gatindo Errors— Moresco Perry Pa rtee Hatchett Andrade Runs batted in— Perry dron Stolen base — Perry Sacrifice hits — Run Brfdgers Dobson responsible for e Piscovich 5 Dobson 3i hits — Home runs — Waldron Perry 2 Moresco Joratz Kakoliris Bases on balls— Piscovich 1! Dobson 7 Strikeouts — Piscovich 3 Dobson 9 Left on bases — Pocatello 5 Salt 'Lake 5 Double plays— Perry to Steele to Robello Moresco to Steele to Robello Time Umpires — McQuillan and Droglette —1:49 Attendance — 774 Matt By ill B Wyse BEN I IAYDEN TICKED THE NORTH Comes now en Hayden Ogden sports enthusiast to infArm Vio xthat he picked the North to beat the South in the annualPioneer league all-stgame Ben even ar won verdant green onxthe outcome "The North was a cinch all the way" 'said Hayden today Two-bas- m— Jay Hancey and Glen Sand-lun- d vs Bill Klnard and John Kinard — Harold Gailey and Kent Johnm 5 p son vs winner George Eccles-Fran- k Hubbard vs Sid Gordon-A- l Gordon — 5 p m Dale Lewis and Carlisle Barber vs Bruce Charlesworth and Donald Schaub — 6 p m Eldon Brown and- E vs Keith Wilson and John Piers Clayton MONROE PARK Boys' Doubles 5 p m — Spencer Hill and Larry Wan-les- s vs Charles Fromberg and Dick Kapplel Junior Doubles 4 p m — Dave Fletcher and Dick Frartd- sen vs Jay Allen and Reed Frichnecktl 4 p m — Larry Wanlass and Spencer Hill vs Jay Hancey and Glen Sandlund 6 p m — Dick Mercer and Dean Streeper vs Bruce Charlesworth and Donald Shaub Men's Doubles 6 p m — Frank Ellis and Frank Austin vs Ray Freeman and Wayne Boyle ' LIBERTY PARK Men's Doubles 6 p m — Don Felt and Darrel Felt vs Conrad Pearce andiBIll Fearce k 6 p m Frank feeder and Howard Lit- vs tlefield Ed Shoppe and Dave Fletcher p I 1 i C LOCAL PEOPLE HAY PURCHASE RUSSETS st I I r- - il al Anlac 6-- 8-- w lr S " thJlif i tV — t °Iumnist-plfe- r fr i j " might na Z i:0 JLuxii no weaklinr tit the either He averaged 611 for plate the series Take a look Dom rit thp AB R H 16 fieri 0 6 11 4 4 9 12 roc A E AvL ! 10 0 0 I ah HO a 111 f' l O ? 1 OlShcehan: m 4A rrson- r o z 2 0 Bailor rf Duzabu 2b 3 0 2 2 Lnwp 1h 3 e'natic cf a 311 c fi 0 1 3 Mayer r 'Himin ok 13 4 Bates lb 3 1 6 0 Price If x 1 1 o 01denbrg3b 3 2 1 l Lorenzcn c 3 13 2 u z i!Mentz p a"r p 4 X it v Smith p 1 0 0 0! -- loo It eisoiui 72-ho- 54-ho- 11 H By ED COXKLIN 74 HnTTvwnnn I ar I ' At 7 q ttpv Dietrich's leading men cained the scenario was "fixed today and squawked for a retake of their charity baseball game in which the comedians defeated tnemi 5 to 3 last night Th comedians ignored them TheV said their victory obviously MarIene drove in seven runs while Dom raau 001 100 Oil— 4 only had one in the R B I col V siimma " wuna— A ir L Bn rI fin flPII r umn Joe had two honiers and the T 1A mi sneehan 3 ' Bauer Lowe viienoerg -best Dom could do in the extra Harrmcton 2 Prifo Tl Errors— Duezahmt f base department was! a ' trio of BahrMentz niHohr5' proved who were Hollywood's betPrice Runs batted in— doubles i ter men Sheehan 2 Bauer Loe thA nnralicfl — sj a! ti-yioeneerg Using such strategy as butterfly Res:rDTr1P7"n- - day Pittsburgh- - should! finish third nets berg Mcconnei bases trap doors bneehan Bauer Harrington Three- - H tne riatlOnal league "maybe blackouts and smokesliding oase mt — Price Home runs — towel Lor- - hiffher bombs the i HrttiKu tt Anion two-ru- n comedians to a lead swept " Ane J3UCS navmg fctoren fifth in th first inning and then dared han to Lowe: Bahr to Rat sponsible for— Bahr ? Smith 5 Mentz 3 place from the St Lou s Cards this the leading men tn sfonl either birucK out— By Mentz 2 Bahr 5 Ir iJ waelr will t Chicago out the sene or the bases division in k four-gam- e "by piSr± of SYRACUSE N Y Aug 9 (AP) LoS1ng That old fireball wizard Vinfp by Bahr Duezabou by Mentx I series Starting tonight The Pirates One woman and seven men are Harrington Barnett — drafted to the pitcher's ana halfo-arrTime — are nn v n uuipuea joraan Wagner behind the mound after pacing the field in t the ' featured 2:14 Captain Paulette God-dar- d fourth-plac- e Cubs and jare fast ap- event of the sixth annual to keep her curves fdecided n proaching the Giants on the benclj baffled national skeet championships! such leading ine Pirates renaissance started men batsmen as Dennis Mrs M L Smythe Aurora Ohio Morgan at the time the club bought Lopez George Buck Jones and shooting from a Murphy som " weck' Prestf n Foster until Boris (Frankstance scored a perfect! 100 targets enstein) Karloff lumbered to the yesterday overshadowing the efforts of all but seven men among plate! — NEW YORK Dave i Castilloux A jpop-fl- y to second started the record group of 169 marksmen PITTSBURGH Aug 9 (AP)-- Al 136 Montreal Canadian lightweight Frankenstein hindered slightly by She already' holds the 1940 small-gaug- e Lopez the smart $50000 catcher champion outpointed Rnnie Beau- 1' leaden shoes around the title me mot uiviaiun arivs ox Qine 139 Toronto (8) circuit as one by one th Three j '"' t' -- 1 rL J Mrs SmytheWins 1 tm I -- — rI fl National Honors r-- Bahr'' fit - -- 12-gau- ge third-positio- half-crouchi- ng 1 ana x - 1- J -— v me a 1 aDOUt ©ED LOZL©B laughed of baseball?' I said no- ain't ever been In the rinsv rvM you ever play Cf ¥ — — — I I cnrt I HQ L r " II IJ zair was at worias ITT nn- ' jesLCluay vviuard Hershberger : TILED s in nonor NIGHT BASEBALL SEATTLE WINS ANDILY l 5 fllFR Al Lopez Selects Pirates for Third 20-poij- nd CHICAGO Aug '9 (AP) — Nie-h- t fl II 71 il IM ILTIL flfl fl 1 1 M Lk I 14 baseball with a neat assist from a lJ i w fi w sssi tight pennant race is MnMiv erasing the red ink from the books ' oi American league clubs (By United Press) Jiiven the bt Louis Browns worst Oakland's brief rebellion against in the Pacific iowmg wuo in me circuit race a tne Seattle fine chance of breaking even this Coast leazuetyranny came 'to an - n season for the first time in recent night when the Rainiers gave the 2 uiiuiuy uecause me team nas uans an wadlop- 14 games under lights ing When permission was granted Paul Gregory got credit for the the Browns to play 14 night games win giving the Acorns eight hits uisueau oi me usuai seven tne pre- - out tour uaKiand errors heloed him picuon was maae on ail sides that along xne Rainiers urot 12 hits day baseball was doomed eventu- - from Henry Pippen Ben Cantwell ally But President William Har- - and George Darrow Oakland won the short series 1 ridge of the American club says ciud oiriciais nave not chansed U" a spnt week and moved on to their attitude toward the night Portland for tonight's game Holly-gam- e wood took three straight from American league teams have Portland and went to Seattle Los averaged 18000 spectators in 25 Angeles had a 1 edge on San night games this season indicatinsr Diego which moved over to Holly- that close to 650000 fanss will see wood- - Sacramento took two out at iiollywbod and took on the 35 night games of the current The increase i103 in Angeles campaign night baseball has done its Dart to boost Hollywood took its customary 3 the league's attendance which is wm at Portland Sacramento knocked over San up a half million over this date in M However the champion who on rounas naa snoc previous ran into trouble Second - place Ellamae Williams of Chicago firing sub-pgolf and at the tKn had cut the jlead to four A seven on the twelfth? hole stopped her rush and eased jthe anxious Miss Hicks who wound up with an "d a of 314 noie total £1 HllC'CI in Wltn a iinisnea err a nH tnfol 79 flnrl nn B Deh C®00 le better than her near 11-stro- ke 27 14 Won ©G¥ue2lBS3!r3S straiht V'ory SCC° 230 was 23S of est rival xPitter i 21 Joe 428 34 1124 6 loiais In only one department did Totals 35 — oauea ior amunin ninth brother Joe have' the edge big He Score by innincsr 611 r"""1 thu eaM nnr! n- n on-e- "T"2 ! catijr yaLuv inaicaiea sne lower the tourhament's le mark of 307 she set last vear Victory itself was virtually con- ceded at the start of yesterday's fi nal is noles since her! total - no Ai lost a her bwn Western Womens olf derby cord but she was quite content todav to settle a i was bond Kentucky bourbon adds the crowning touch to a tall cool intPrvipW RI 11TSM - rLtflsbS fflJURS rpiper to better 2 j I II! nil VI n rr IJI and Ja i I stopped i V V j 2-- 3-- isplays er — lui w I 'ODef7T7(CCS 1ftrower Tn live-gam- Dase-runne- rs K — i righl-hLde- hucf ah thisfsLT-fajnedbottle- - ' sinr I Jl-- c vumj MnTioiij iaimce The superb flavof of m the plate uta r?ced rr n o r mm n Ff n iptt rerr lA'r ri " A ntu USX " nf in was T J°e brilliant and polished as ever afield his long graceful lope making the hard ones look easy J unusulljtffec! and his big bat smashing out a tive with men was n nn th tnnrhin Bahr and Smith werP e r tn t stretch Dy tnefKussets But little brother Iwho's worth More than 1000 fans watched the i Tom Yawkey's $75000 ?rr teams ior mis in Artinn lacf just ttillC series was roaming Utl e at i t mrrt cvia uvt r 1L l rrn rif me- series ls scned " Int mali- - " ciuLcnes uied this evening Score ""avug nci "vv"" shipping thebalin so fast Idaho falls j toisb npan MiUo TanKo i opening appearance wicxi - One-minu- te — 1 XS: I Latest southwest grid trip— it's AtmIL nnt TWaa " "eo-- kav mr w fh a ow Commission which cost through Victor Emanuel onlv $550 at th t Sarstnla Saio iaef ro- won $18500 ready S M — - al —uvui me uxne ne aumpea a sin- gie m front of brothfr Jee Jn his ! From the mailbag They say if Bob Pastor beats Billy Conn he can fight Joe Louis In Utah too they give the con demned man his choice — either hanging or shooting — Dapper Dan Darnell Denver j DRIVE- fi:r w game" JOUST PENNANT reers while Dom's Sox were cop rour out ot live irom Joe's ping IT" £ ?iram? has 'deserted a grid career for flying which prompts friend Jim Reed of the Topeka Daily Capital to crack "that's what coaches get for teaching their boys the aerial i d-- 3 : r - 1 i By STEVE O'LEARY BOSTON Aug 9 (AP) — Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yan kees is a great center fielder but his little brother Doniinic of Bos- luu a acu oua la ueutf The famous brothers faced one 'another in center field for the 4-7- " semi-nnai- DosoLbcaBD Et©lle 70-o- dd UTAIINS S IINE BOISE STEPS p© ©1© eo By BILL - WHITE players invited to participate-lrNEW YORK Aug 9— (AP)— If j the Chicago All-St- ar game by were l70000 fans chosen in th and when Mike Jacobs gets the itxai oepLeillDer uiaiL league Dodgers one of New York's t0P Gar- Wood Jr and KathpHn Vir- baseball writers will be one of the cent of Tulsa (the reason he's big men in the club They're been attending Tulsa U) will marry to sign Pat Comiskey and come autumn ready Bob Seigel for Detroit before the end of the month One of the Proving it's never too late: three training sites the Dodgera Mrs Maude Barger-Wallac- e Na- -' are considering is Puerto Rico tional champ in 1908 and ' stilt' a Freddie Fitzsimmons who pitched fine tennis player despite! her for the Dodgers on Mel Ott's night told Lew Burton of the years will be given a "night" himself at Journal-America- n she was dissatisEbbetts Field Aug 16 Will the fied with her — and going nt game Senators give up Joe Krakauskas ' ca her forehand! change to St Louis for Chet Laabs? Ate Ray Scott Creighton U' fullback l - IN Serve © Ugh i -- BATTING HONORS y ' Hayden who boasts a grid pick- ing record second to none of the rangements for a home plate wedf ampus pickers went out on th ding would be completed when the L:rAmm: Aj£2 to ivin the Shaiighne&sey playoff rReds return home Names of the are withheld until Welch m September JUST A GAG "The Russets will principals After his tennis can a confirmation get war with Don McNeil of Oklaho win in a walk" said Ha vden ma City— which Don won— Frank Aiked to pick the outstanding Norman Jackson photographer CLUB Kovacs (above) of Oakland CaL team of the 1940 season has footjball a new title Jackson makes 11 r T £ J "shouldered' his racket and don j ueiMie tiie season opens" nayuen young women of Og ned a trophy at Southampton said! he would have to have time dates forNeven NETS den escorts the girls and N" Y Kovacs has been rebuked to look into his crystal ball lUAilU FALLS Aug 9 (AP)— to John Affleck Park Jki ter the Kumors for "clowning" of possible sale of the game he turns 'em over to their Idaho Falls Russets Pioneer — to 9 from Two (DENVER Aug get away Incidentally RAP) dates ObligingfeIIow eh? Salt Lake City tenriis stars were baseball Hayden likes Billy Conn league DaseDaii team to two Idaho Falls businessmen gained head- s in me Wireless from Mexico: That way here pi me mter- - to win the world's fistic title today mountain tournamerjt here today over Joe Louis in September Jackson guy is stealing my stuff officially talk resard Although Dan reed seeded! No 2 in the Ohj yes Conn will flatten Tastor I'll meet him at horrte plate first ing sale of the to Max Clark meet reached the next-laround chirps Hayden or second third winner take all ana koss corbettclub businessmen UP IN and Milyesterday by defeating Sid H Warned Signed here sportsmen had not cassed of 5 stein two Denver No seeded ' all of With the tV exceptions i vi i vuc n tn o o r o inu ai sources iw-me quarierimais Jtreea piayers or tne usrden neds are Mrs Heber Scowcroft is truly -- u t umui aiage reiiaDie was "defi- aeai meets AI Young of Denver seeded eligible No wonder the young one of "gniine Ogden's finest basebal FOR ano 4 in one semi-rinages "nai ls ladies nf Ct&Apn uro inrprpstArt todav boosters She follows the tearh to &am Collins Lewiston oresent ji ranK Aienner or Kalt Lake City every park in the league practically uuu iranraise nas who like Young previously had Kennv Poiivka nn of the most and is all wrapped up in the gameJ reached the semi-finround faces likeable youngsters in the Pioneer voians ana both Ulark and Cor- nver jcnampion in Leaiue is having a tough time Laney McConnell im LacK to Jack MentZ HUT IS Twfet fth me expects ii were noncommittal reeardine' -oiner maicn tnis sttcrnnnn erettlnff the ball over the nlflte break back into the x line y il f me Ogden Cella found trouble ouarin his Kenhv naed 12 men W nisrht up this week end He remained in i ear n TiTory ot was ui AOUUU iji - Ogden maicn was Lamwitniiom and Marper finally by replaced his accident and following Lowe Gets Home! oources upon of Denver seeded No 7 but fi- - bertj One of these days the kid will o5iccu reports that he is okay now He mwwau nallywon out 2 £6 6 find himself and go places was recently beaned in theli head local business men want onlv 'Vpr Jim Kakin and flon RmnofJ by a pitch by Bradley of Idaho tain assurances" from the citv nf BOISE Aug 9— Boise moed to anothe Salt Lake City nair de- tvii-:'tl- ta' L-Falls Auano raiis oeiore consumatins- the — ' r noaana and Glen men are dickering for the purchase i onuuj-naroj oT Kames ueai tne Pioneer of in Denver a doubles league Dalryrtiple 21 of the RUssets for 1941 The sales I EinMAM hasohan C: DP" WHJ International UiailL n 1L uy esceraay : priced Is said to be $8000 lieved 6 5 "a inHnHpHVUt H11II ll'M' Syracuse Jersey City 7 ii of th riiv— rf Au aiiviii Toronto 7 Buffalo 2 MCuaU con concession Two national J Montreal 7 Rochester 3 jack Mpnt iajirnk and two individuals will games LakE bids for concession rights Only American ient if?L3l hlts' Association in' the six parks of the Pioneer - Walter Lowe and Fi nn 7 Toledo 4 f Indianapolis v ue m 191 home-run- s Columbus 5 Louisville 4 for the bcals round-trippSt Paul 5 Milwaukee 2 was his 20th or me season Minneapolis-Kansa- s Harold Welch announcer for the City post- CHICAGO 9 i arEliza(AP)— Aug Reds stated today that iL poned ii tK bS beth Hicks' the ng Beach Calif Ogdn six 1 ! Nev"Yrti Wnfteir ' 4 'v WELL ON AOCTiQH BLOCK mRay 4- PUhZfS AS FRANCHISE Felt-Franc- Totals fii AS Hun-Bak- er j Score by innings: YANKEE v-Mlxrd Doubles 7 a m — Lew Hunsaker and Diane va Eldon Brown and Delpha Hales 8 a m — Paul Harames and Marian y Fletcher vs winner of Bill Fearce vs Don Wheelwright 8 a Cawley and! Ruth Tomlin-ao- n v Dave Fletcher and Maxine Hedges 6 p m — George Eccles and Barbara Weeks vs Bob McQonaughy and Virginia Guernsey Boys' Doubles 9 a m — Frank Hazen and Ross Bram-we- ll vs Kevin Thredgold and Karl Moore Junior Doubles 3 p m —John Piers and MacLean Johnson vs Junior Pickett and Jed Woolley Men's Doubles 4 p ra — Lew Hunsaker and Paul Harames vs Reed Frlchkneckt and Jay L 28 4 24 11 ' IKSTER PARK if 4! - Doxey 14 17 Kerr c 0Galindo 2b 6-- 6-- j 0: 6-- i 6-- POCATELLO AB H O A llBridgers ss 3 0 0 4 3 White cf 4 0 3 Andrade lb 4 0 0 Kakoliris3b 4 1 0 1! 0!Wal(iron rf 4 1 11 Al 9-- 4-- 6-- POCATELLO Aug 8— Salt Lake Bees chased in three runs in the very first inning here last night but folded up completely the rest of the ball game as Pocatello made it two straight over the Bees 6 to 3 on the wrong Hal Dobson got off ' foot in the first inning walking Moresco and Steele! Perry scored them with a double and scored a moment later Perry advanced to third on an outfield out and stole home George Waldroh started the Pocatello scoring with a home run in the second The sacks were empty The Pocatelloans jehased in two runs in the fifth and tallied twice again in the sixth Bobby Joratz's home run in the sixth aided the Cards cause materially Ted Kako- liris parked one of Piscovich's off erings overrthe wall in the eig th to put the game on ice Score: Totals ' ' 4 - ' : Hayes p 10 0 0 iCarppntr p 3 O 0 1 : (ball-r-Beit- V-i- S " v :" ' "" ':'''' four-gam- th - - i 42 52 53 53 62 7-- Pet Thursday's Results Salt Lake 3 Pocatello 6 Ogden 12 Twin Falls 8 Idaho Falls 4 Boise 13 Something Ne w j round doubles matches in the City tennis Thursday played served tournament chiefly to even so brackets further byes the up would be needless in the advanced rounds Frank Ellis and Frank Austin advanced by eliminating George 0 Doxey and Vern Stromberg 5 Eldon Brown and Emmett Clayton defeated Ed Willis and Dick La 7 6 throp 2 Junior Pickett and Jed Wooley showed strength in the junior doubles to beat George Bowman and 3 Charles Willard Herbert 0 Fromberg and Dick Kapple won from Hal Fromberg and Roger 2 in a Lynch to the tune of 10-- 8 doubles Matches must affair boys be played with opponents at allot ted time or defaulted unless other wise arranged with director Cliff Then Fold Up 57 47 47 I First V Bees Score '3 Times TWIN FALLS1 Aug "here tonight in the third game of the current four game se Boise Idaho Falls ries with the teams each credited with a victory The Reds Ogden spanked the Cowboys to the tune of 12 to 8 here last night Pocatello Twin Falls despite erratic flinging by Kenny Poiivka Art Kreni By SERIES IN flET Ho me runs Aid Cause Wild 'Contest Cowboys Get Only Four Hits Teams Collide Tonight In Third Game CO Model Out Soon WIN IIEADLINER' TIGHT BATTLE CHoEnraeo Vev ELLIS AUSTIN CO BEES IN Kenny Poiivka Gives Up 12 Bases On Balls D uring - Sets Some Kind of a Record CARDS AGAIN In This Corner Co) ' - oia-rasmon- ed the bases crum- Stooges manning f I? hc nis approacn piea in ingni Frankenstein's homer gave the leading men a brief flare of hope but they failed to rally even though Jack Benny took over mound duties for the comedians Allen feud flared The Benny-Fre- d into violence in the next inning when Allen at the plate for the leading men requested anyone in the crowd of 38000 to donate a pint of blood so Benny could summon strength to pitch Benny re plied haughtily Allen should not use his ears to confuse the pitcner and the battle was on Allen supported by a squadron of bodyguards charged the pitch er's box as Benny's defender the polar bear led the comedians to his aid The brawl gained proportions as Benny and Allen ducked out quietly in opposite directions The participants had reached the stage of ferocity where they used balsam wood chairs to slug each other when the riot "was quelled by the arrival of the Keystone Kops in their 1909 squad car Umpire Allen Jenkins screamed the teams to order again but the leading men's spirit was broken T 1 A 2 -- — a a Car-micha- el hi) i i mi 8-- : : 2-- t 2-- m f ! 5-- 1939 Francisco lights and Washington's Clark Griffith is a likely customer too San 7-- 2 Los Angeles and San Diego took That there will be more night the next season night off games than this year Score: R H K is i a certainty Detroit will install Sacramento n 7 14 Southern Association Birmingham 3 Atlanta 1 Memphis i Chattanooga 4 New Orleans Nashville 9 Little Rock 6 Pacific Coast Knoxville Portland Ardizoia and Dapper Adams 1 kM 2 :' r h 3 7 58 I' E 0 2 Orrell Speece and " 2 6 hv) Grilk Gibson and Score: San Francisco Hollywood 5 Portland 3 Seattle 8 Oakland 2 Only games 7 2 Hollywood 9 Sacramento Francisco Judd and Ogrodowski Botelho Score: R H E Oakland 2 8 4 SeattJe 8 120 Pjppen Cantwell Darrow and Conroy Gregory and Campbell Only james glayed) ' ' f - ook H°sfa o 2 ni y for u"'a- - y£- ETKMt KSTuiiss r-- ii - - raaacis cc i J y ' |