Show WV Mill liit Burns Up Ogden Course ICQ i : -- J 5 V i - Support Softball Series GlIS DECKER WILL v u©D (O u Back In Catching Regalia BOSTON OEES W?£" DEFEND IIOtJORS JUF1P OUT OF EVENTS IN CLUB ' 4 THE BASEMENT - I trn ie Fallentine Threat !$ Title Tourney In 1940 o v VA - - - ' ' " v " o - : 1 " i- - - tured l Gus champions three-tim- e Becker and Art Benning will be in the thick of the 1940 fray Becker punished all competitors last season with an amazing brand of golf He won all "of his matches tit - I ot scored 44-413-3- Par is 32 454-5I4-S- 53 HENRY McLEMORE'S Today s Sport Parade According to men who prof to know about such things James is one of the cutest thinga on horseback-sinc- e Paul Revere and that Freddie Smith icuts one of the sorriest figures since the now duke of Windsor spent Saturday after- noons' falling off I'here are some critiics of horseflesh who blame Smith not BimelechL for the Bradley colt's defeats and who: say that with a star rider (from the first Bimelech would haye lived up to all the rave notices he got prior to post time at the Kentucky derby Well we'll know better about that around- gloaming time on Sat- urday If- Bimelech can head the ess-f-in- ! parade at Washington park he frlig close to vill come mighty riveting cham- a claim to the threel-year-olAll rivals will be in his pionship 'there with him — Qallahadion and Mioland Gallahadion nipped the Bradley baby at Louis- ville and Sirocco whipped him in the classic v But ilj Bimelech can take this one the yitcory coupled with his wins in the Preaknesa and Belmont Stakes will make him the of the year top three-year-oYORK Aug 8 (UP)— The horse this country ever with th nossibl pxren- tr i war xuxcermmator iion oi sLan u ?TTr Seabiscuit Gallant Fox Sysonby Sun Twenty Grand Discovery Beau Cavalcade Reigh Count Hindoo Omaha- - War Admiral and some 5000 others-wil- l take another shot at the 1940 three-year-ochampionship Saturdayj I speak of course of that BibliBimelech cally named bran-burnwho started playin'g hell with us experts at Louisville in early May and hasn't stopped1 yet By blow- Si-rocc- or ld rNEW a- - i ' M a I j ld er U Allie the Derby then the Vithers and then the Arlington classic he made our faces so red tfrat Boy Scouts mistook us for Indians and stopped us to ask how jto trap mus-krat- horse Bimelech being a well-bre- d will try to apologize for his earlier mistages by winning the Asmerican Derby at Chicago's Washington He wjll carry park this week-en- d lze pounds over tne mile ana one are Henry Mathieuf former championSijGeorge Eccles John Ellis Cy Hammond W H Jackson and D F !Pincock All matches in the qualifying round will be 18 holes First-roun- d contests will be staged over the Country club course one week from Sunday Suitable awards wjll be presented in the champion and j runner-u- p The! medalist will each division also receive a fine award 7-- ? vX J Will he somewhere down! in his thoroughbred heart feel he and Freddie came up together and he and Freddie should go dpwn together if that be the decision of the racing fates? The chances are that he won't Thoroughbred horses aren't! exactly Phi Beta Kappas and besides jockeys look so much alike that even their parents must have trou Die picking them out bM means other than their different silks The truth of the matter is Bime lech probably will enjoy the ride by Basil James 4 0 3 Heath If Keltner 3b 5 2 1 Peters 2b 4 12 Hemsiey c 4 17 3 11 Feller p I 4 2 0 1 0 Cllfti 3b 0 HeffBer 2b 3 1 2 3 2 0 2Swifti e 0 susce e 3 0 0 0 OzzHojk Kennedy p 1 0 0 2 Mills p 1 0 0 0 sCullenblne jCoffman p OOOO 0 0 jszzLaabs 10 11 10 110 I 10 r ©©dcoei's MONTANA WINS DIAMOND Federation Will Assist Staging Program At Ogden Stadium PACKERS NOSE CAN TEAM TEST 16 Trosky lb Heath If Keltner 3b Peters 2b Pytlak c xHale Humphriesp rf 4 0 lb Jud filch cf Radcliff If Berardino ss CU ft 3b Hef fner 2b Swift e Auker p 1 4 1 2 0 1 2 1 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 4 0 4 2 0 O 0 1 0 1 0 1 Totals 35 26 3 27 14 Tptals x — Batted for Pytlak In ninth xx — Batted for Humphries in ninth jj Score by innings: Cleveland 001 000 000— 1 St Loui 8001 001 OOx — 2 — Errors Heath Humphries Summary: Peters Berardino Runs batted in — We Utte hits-- Bell erly Auker Heffner Heffner Peters 2 Stolen base-P- eters Sacrifice — Berardino Bases on balls —Off Humphries 5 Auker 2 Struck out— By Humphries 3 AUker 2 GLENDIVE Mont Aug (AP) baseGlendive Montana's semi-pr- o ball champions started packing their duffle today— and with it the regional championship — preparatory to a trip to Wichita and the 9 national semi-pr- o baseball cham!! five-gam- j rTwo-bas- PHILADELPHIA AB Rubellng3b Moses rf Chapmn cf Johnson If Siebert lb Wagner e xSimmons Beckman p McCoy Zb Lillard ss Hayes c Caster p HO 4 0 5 5 3 5 2 1 1 3 1 2 3 WASHINGTON I AB HO A 4 3 3 0 Casej cf 0Lew 5 2 2 0 rf 0 Walker If 5 0 0: Travis 3b 4 0 2 1 2 Blodwrthlb 5 0 10 1 O Myer 2b 5 2 1 4 0Pofal ss 4 0 3 4 0 Ferreil e 4 1 7 1 3 Mastersonp 0 0 0 0 1 0 O O 2'iEar!y O Montegdo p 3 1 0 1 ljCarrasquelp 0 0 0 0 I Al 13 1 0 2 3 2 8 1 10 0 2 0 0 O 0 2 0 0 2 1 3 O 0 Brancatoss 0 0 0 12 01 9-- 8 ex-Bro- nx American Pack nosed out American Can Thursday night at the Og'den Stadium in a softball thrilled The score was 8 The Packers bakged nine hits as against eight foi the visitors jkostess Cake took an 11-- 2 decision over Knights of Columbus and Orldnance Depot downed Arden Dairy 4 to 1 in another thrill-pajek- ed contest Associated Oilers lead in the City league with six victories and two dejfeats- - while State School has a like percentage to lead the Municipal league ' The team standings and summaries follow: CITV LEAGUE Associated Oil Ellis Club Kilowatt Redy Am erican Can American Pack R Samuels W 6 6 5 L 4 6 3 6 6 333 L Pet 750 700 625 MUNICIPAL LEAGUE W 6 State School Hostess Cake Knights of Columbus Ordnance Depot Aroen Dairy 7 i i core: 5 3 2 2 3 4 2 3 3 5 6 Pet 750 666 555 400 250 377 250 Thursday's Results R H E 4 0 5 Ordnance Depot 1 5 0 Arlen Dairy Batteries: Hutton and Zondervon Low- dea and McMillen Is Golf Medalist the Ogden Golf difectors cup and Country club She had a net 35 for the nine-hol- e event feminine players qualified pight for the tournament Match play wll open next week First-roun- d pajrings follow: Mrs Val Browning vs Mrs G S Spence Mrs-Gr Leonard vs Mrs Matt Browning Mrs A E Becker vs Mrs Leota Varney Mrs S P Dobbs vs Mrs Brady Dirker - classic of another big year Harold Welch tourney director announced today 1-- 2-- 6-- ar t-- A r ( t '' KIT " ' ' s - " DONS MASK PROTECTOR Jimmy Foxx first baseman for the Boston Red Sox Is taking his turn back of the plate these days Foxx is a capable receiver In the present pennant drive of the Sox the capers of Foxx in the catcher's role is causing national interest n III l Stf-uc- is U-- 1-- BY WHITNEY MARTIN UEW YORK Aug 8 (AP) —Jimmy Foxx left his first basing job with the Red Sox jtbe other day to plant his chunky frame behind home plate and do a job of catch- s bat-muc- -- I - -- -- Two-bas- — — I less-strenuo- us - -- er MiiVI OILERS GAIN FINAL ROUND TREMONTON Aug 8 -- Associated Oilers of Ogden defeated the Tremonton Junior chamber of commerce 14-- 5 here last night in one of the feature games of the Tre- Stewart Runs batted In— Phelps Demaree Witek 2 Reese 2 Camilli 3 Three-bas- e Home runs— Witek Reese hit— Phelps Camilli Stolen bases — Camilli Whitehead Double plays— Hudson Reese and Reese Bases on Camilli Witek and Whitehead balls— Off Davis i Lohrman 4 Flowers 7 Struck out — By Lohrman 6i" Davis 1 Hits — Off Davis 9 in 6 inFlowers 1 pitcher— nings: Flowers 3 in 6 Hit by — Passed bail Phelps By Flowers (Seeds) — Flowers Winning pitcher BOSTON AB S!stfv3b Cooney Rowell West Ross Miller rf cf 5 2 5 2b 4 13 ss Masi c Tobin p HO A lb 2 0 2 3-- 0 2 4 2 3 4 1 10 4 2 1 4 0 0 PHILADELPHIA Inning after inning they squat down there sheathed in armor which on sultry August days must generate an unbearable heat They handle every pitch peering through a bird cage at the bullets fired at when the next them thumb a broken pitch might mean hand or a split Up and down up and down they never-knowin- m - Kin BOIHEO AT THE DSTILltR FISHERMEN HUNTERS 4110 10 110 u1000 1000 Totals 34 9 27 14! Totala 34 7 27 13 x — Batted for Mulcahy in seventh xx — Batted for Beck In ninth Score by innings: 000 300 003 — 6 Boston D00 000 101 — 2 Philadelphia Errors — Sisti Hassett BraSummary: gs n Runs batted In — Ross Millere 3 Hashits sett Masi May Atwood Three-bas- e — Rowell Masi hits — Rixio Hassett Mazzera Home run —Miller Double plays — Miller to Rowell to Hassett 2 Bases on Mulcahy to Bragan to Mahan ball — Off Mulcahy 2 Tobin 2 Beck' 2 Struck out — By Mulcahy 2 Tobin 1 Beck 3 Hits— Off Mulcahy 6 in 7 innings Wild pitch — Tobin Beck 3 In 2 innings Losing pitcher — Mulcahy Time of game — Two-bas- Liberal discounts on Tapered Lines Rods Reels and other fishing tackle 15150 doe and 880 elk permits for fle besides the regular buck hunt There will be a shortage of guns— buy yours now — low priced for cash or you may use our plan lay-a-w- ! i 65 90NRROOF OTTteo eo DISTILLERS CORF0"aT' W VOKNY 0 PtNo 62 HACKS SPORTIHG Pf No 61 GOODS Qf No 69 Ph 4180 f ay Vr -- l53 g "Li-- ABHOA Schulte 2b 4 0 2 3 4 0 2 0 0Marty cf ss 4 1 3 5 3 Brsgan 3 1 0 1 0RiZzo If OMay 3b 4 Mazzero rf-l-b 1 4 2 5 0 4 0 5 1 0 Atwood c 8 0 2Mahan lb Klein rf 2 Mulcahy p 2 1 0 3 xMueller 0 0 0 0 Beck p xx Warren 4 1 1 4 If- Hassett at-nin- ker They Trot Dog Tired to Dugouts - 16-1- Two-bas- Receivers Peer Through Miniature Bird Cage to Handle Slants of Pitchers When Side Is Out ! -- monton softball tournament NEW YORK BOSTON j Tremonton Lions upset the EconAB H OAf AB HO A omy Motor of Brigham City 1 Gqrdon 2b 4 1 2 4 D DiMag- Ralfe 3b 5 1 1 2j glo cf 5 4 4 0 in the second game Garland GroHenrich rf 5 2 3 OCramer If 5 1 4 0 cery of Tremonton upset Utah J DIMag- 5 12 3 Power and Cronin ss 5 to of Ogden Light feio cf ' 5 2 4 O Foxx C 4 111 This contest Keller If 3 1 1 1 Finney lb 4 1 13 0 4 in the headliner Rasar e 4 2 10 went nine full innings 3 0 6 0Spence rf 4 115 Dahlgrn lb 4 O 6 0 Tabor 3b Tonight's Schedule 2 Oil Crpsetti ss 4 1 3 2:Dderr 2b p" m—Gates Motor vs Eight 2 Murphy p 2 1 0 iDlckman p 3 10 Lions winner of eight Tremonton 1 0 0 0 ojzPeacock 10 0 Hadley p 0 0 0 0 p m game vs Garland Grocery Gmez p 0 0 0 0zzCarey p m The winner of the nine Totals 35 0x26 111 Totals 37 13 27 12 m game will meet Associated Oil p X — Two out when winning run scored of Ogden Saturday at eight-thirt- y jz — Batted for Dickman In ninth pz Ran for Peacock in ninth p m for the championship Score i Two-bas- " t bob ceaselessly with occasional interludes provided by galloping out like stuffed turkeys to back up the bases or chase a high foul which' six-yemay seem like a shimmering white blob against a blue background ' When the side is out they come to the dugout dog-tire- d It's their ing to bat" They shed their harturn That item seems casual enough ness and trudge to the plate It's until it is considered that Foxx a wonder they can lift a 48 505 who hasn't done any catching to" less swing one i Pittsburjch Welch said St Louis 47 4S5 speak of for several years and at 50 InMembers of the federation The fans hand all the glory to Boston 37 61 378 an age — 32— when the average citi- the pitchers but at's probably clude Cliff Doxey Vern Gibbs Philadelphia 32 64 333 zen begins to think of ways to tie slightly more than an accident that and Aaron Lynn Foley Fred-Puse- y his jshoe without bending over too championship teams have catchers Results Home Thursday' ' 3 Chicago 1 Cincinnati was taking over the meanest of more than average ability— far was decided the at It meeting Boston 6 Philadelphia 2 most unsung job in base- Lombardi Dickey Cochrane Hart- that the federation would encourBrooklyn 6 New York 3 (12 innings) toughest makes ball It you tired just to nett himself just to name a few (Only games scheduled) age local teams to participate placabout it think an the especial emphasis upon ing In addition to their physical 1 CHICAGO CINCINNATI If he had been catching steadily trials stronger members of the local AB H O A ABHOA they must call the pitches Hack 3b 2 12 3 Werber 3b 4 2 3 3 it would have been tough enough leagues to the 'hurler when nursemaid play Herman 2b 4 1 2 2iFrey 3b 2 12 3 but that unaccustomed squatting Not Afraid Heebie-Jeebie- s he to begins get 1 Gleeson 2 4 0 3 Goodman 1 cf rf 10 and squinting must have watch the bases the A surprising feature at the Nicholsn stooping 2 1 4 9 0 rf OjMcCrmk lb 10 his hands 4 left his legs in knots and Thursday meeting was the chal- Leiber lb-- - 4 19 1 Lombardi e3l''3 It's a tough unsung job and fire 4 of Dallessan1 If bundles "vat Arnovich 7 0 Salt Lake City lenge hurled when the heroes are listed the name 4 3 4 0 Craft cf 4 0 0 0 dro If is catcher's more the teams A suggestion to bar these Todd job The c 4 O 3 4 0 2 3 ss of Gabby Hartnett will bet right up clubs because of their strength was Warstler ss 2 0 1 lMyers 3 Walters p 3 0 0 0 considered the more you marvel at Twenty-year- s there at the top man old river met by a stern rebuff by Gibbs irencn p 3 0 0 5 Gabby Hartnett the the and still with best there up He's sevCubs As a going of result the Chicago Foley and Pusey Totals 31 9 24 15 Totals 28 6 27 13 on 40 now and his bulky shoul- going although maybe not qu to eral of the better Salt Lake teams Score by Innings: The marvel of it is is Chicago 100 000 000—1 ders are bowed under managerial as strong may be invited to participate in the Cincinnati 100 010 Olx — 3 cares but he still gets out there that he's able to go at' all meet Welch stated Error— Lombard! Runs batThe federation members declared tedSummary: in — Gleeson Goodman Lombardi and now and then to take them off the e hit --— Daljessandro bats that Ogden softball is on a par Arnovich — Sacrifice Goodman Double plays — Lomstate and that bardi to with any in the For nearly a score of years now ? Werber-tFrey to Mc1 outside competition is welcomed cormick Werber Bases on balls — Off French 5 off Gabby has been watching them on because if it is superior it will Walters 3 Struck out — By French 1 come and go while squatting beby Waltera 1 Hit by pitcher — Lombardi his shanks and "sandwiched serve to improve play here The The tourney will be conducted oy 'rrencn and umpire tween batter upon the single elimination basis BROOKLYN job of all yet with the NEW YORK toughest this year with one defeat meaning Reese as ABHOA ABHOA exception of a couple of players in 2b 4 0 7 the end of any hope for the cham- Walker cf 45 15 08 Whitehd jobs he has outlastMoore If 0 0 13 all Ifed Camilll lb them pionship 2 16 0 Seeds 0 0 6 such as 2 3 Ott rf Entries for the joust are expected Phelps notable 7 With exceptions Medwick If 5 0 8 Danning e to come from Brigham City Logan Vosmlk Cochrane Lombardi Danning 1 12 1 Young lb Tremonton Garland Morgan Salt Flowers rfp 3 Demaree cf 5 4 2 0 catchers are notoriously poor hitWitek ss 4 6 Lake and Davis county Lavgtto 3b ters but Hartnett has a lifetime Hudson 2b Cuclnelo 3b 3 0 Any team desiring further data average a shade under 300 In O O xWasdell zRucker ditournament the address 1937 he hit 354 after booming along may 3oscrart2b 0 Stewart 3b 2 ' 1 Lohrman p 4 0 rector in care of The Standard-Examin- Davis p close to 400 until well In August I Reiser' rf 0 zsMcCarthy 1 sports department At first thought it might be exTotals 45 10 36 231 Totals 42 12 36 16 pected that catchers would be great x — Batted for Hudson in seventh hitters They see enough pitches z— Ran for Cucclnello in ninth know what to expect of the balls — a Batted for Lohrman in twelfth Score by innings: But at the plate they are seeing 100 000 200 003 — 6 th ball from a different angle and Brooklyn New York 030 000 000 OOCM— 3 Errors — Phelps Witek that isn't the half of it Summary: r- Beckman 3 Hits — Off Monteagudo 2 Masterson 1 In 3 Innings Carrasquel 0 Caster lnj in3 8 Monteagudo 7 in -- B 3 Beckman 0 in 2 Winning pitchiq ers— Monteagudo Bombers Sam Chapman's single and doubles by Bob Johnson and Babe Siebert produced two runs in the and the Philadelphia AthFrom present indications the tenth letics beat out the Washington Sen4 coming affair at the Ogden sta- ators dium August 21 to 24 will surpass any previous meet in the NATIONAL LEAGUE history of the colorful event Thursday's action by the Ogden W L Pet federation put that group in a Cincinnati 64 34 653 60 40 600 position to formulate regulations Brooklyn New York 51 45 531 S3 51 510 governing play in the tournament Chicago 4ft by innings: I Totals 36 8 30 11) Totals 40 10 30 12 New York 100 020 110 — 5 x — Batted for Wagner pin ninth Bdnton 000 002 022 — 6 FIGHTS xx — Batted for Caster ln ninth — None Runs batted fummary: ErrorsHenrich z — Batted for MasteriQtn In third 2 Cre Associated the Rolfe Press) (By j Score by innings: settl Foxx 2 Finney Spence D DiMag-gi- 4 BATES Bob VILLE Sikes Ark— 021 000 001 2 — 6 e Phlladelphl hits — Henrich 2 192 Pine Bluff Cronin Al out knocked — — Sac0 020 4 100 Foxx run Washington Home Gordon lap Finney " Errors — iFerrell Fofahl rifice — Rosar Summary: Double play — Crosetti Globe 177 Chicago (4) 2 ChapRuna batted Hayes Gdrdon and Bases on balls — man Lewis 2 Hayes jtohnson Siebert Off Murphy Dahlgren 1 Dickman 3 1 Hadley ATLANTA— Ken Overlin 161 Dee Dickman hits — Myer Hayes Johnson Sle- — By Murphy 3 Hadley out xnree-oas- e 111 innus— oert 8 catur — 7 Home run in 1 Off Hits Murphy recognized in some Stolen bases4— Case Myer Sac- nings none out in eighth Hadley 4 in states as Chapman middleweight cHampion rifices — Lillard Case Base on balls — 1 3 Gomez 1 in 3 Hit by pitcher-Gor- don Ben Brown 162 At— outpointed Off Caster 1 Masterson 3 Monteagudo 2 Losing pitcher by Dickman Struck out — By Caster 2 Masterson 3 Hadley lanta (12) inj-Wal- K 2-- J 10 tzcampbell i' 7-- 6-- - Culnblne McQuinn 7 2-r- un 3 5 3 3 Wetherlycf 4 0 3 Boudreu ss 4 5 il er OUT AMERICAN 1-- rf ' -- 6-- Mrs Vgl Browning Bell V- - In umph Dolf Camilli's homer with two mates aboard In the twelfth ento abled the Brooklyn Dodgers make it three straight over the New York Giants 3 Cleveland muffed an opportunity By MATT B WISE to move into the American league Standard-Examinlead by dividing a twin bill with Staff St Louis Browns Bob Feller Officials of the Ogden Soft- the scored his 19th triumph in the ball federation drafted plans opener 4 The Browns won the on three hits 1 for support of the 1940 North- nightcap A rally in the ninth enern- Utah tournament at a abled the Boston Red Sox to come from: behind 'and beat the New nieeting Thursday evening as- Yorki 5 Yankees and make It softbail annual the over out four five of the suring Two-bas- 2-- 1940 SERIES 3-- Totals 37 13 27 4 Totals 36 10 27 12 z — Batted for Mills ins eighth zs — Batted for Susce Jn ninth zzx — Batted for Coffman In ninth core: R H E 8core by innings: f Hoftess Cake 11 7 2 i — 1101 Cleveland 031 001 7 Knights of Columbus 2 2 8 St Louis 000 001 012 — 4 flatteries Bowman and Berry Roberts Summary: Errors— Norte Runs batted ahji Wright in — Trosky Chapman Bpudreau 2 Keltner Radcliff Judnicb Heath Grace Hoag core: R H E e hit — Keltner ChapWeatherly Can S 8 5 man Weatherly Boudreaai 2 Radcliff American batteries: Porter and Casteel Bott and Home runs — Keltner RadHoag Grace cliff Sacrifice — Feller i Double plays— Ellis Berardino- to McQuinn B$udreau to Peters to Trosky Bases on balls — Off Feller 2 off Kennedy 1 off Mills! 2 off Coffman 1 Struck out — By Feller 7 by Kennedy 1 by Mills 1 by Coffman 1 Hits — Off Kennedy 8 In 4 3 Innings off Mills 3 3 in 3 off Coffman 2 in 1 Wild pitches — Mills Feller (Losing pitcherjvenneay VIrs Val Browning was medalist Second game: ST LOUIS CLEVELAND in the August leg of the Thursday AB H O AB H O A at 8 24 6 4-- IN I - pionships The Montanans added he regional crown to their list yesterday by defeating Preston Idaho e in the final of a interstate series here 11 to 2 The victory qualified them for! the national tournament which opens in Wichita Aug 16 and continues for 12 days Snyder aged flinger of the Idaho champions was the victim of shaky support that helped Glendive to Mike can't see how any hitch a 1 lead in the second inning— can eome into the sale now Inci- - a leadf which Mason of plendive dentally Mike has bo idea of giv- never allowed them to overcome x f The score: ing up fight promoting just because 010 010 000— 2 he may own a big league ball club Preston 042 200 03x—ll The negotiations for the Dodgers Glendive started the night of the bout between Lew Jenkins and 1 Henry system He doesn't know yet what Armstrong July 7 (Two days later the price will be but the guess is Mike4 had all the figures ion the within shouting distance o $2000- club's attendance icosts and farm 000 J 2 i - --g- etting 1 4-- v - bank-(Brookly- n -- jt - n - s WILL TAKE PART 9-- Pot 606 600 578 505 495 1 ©vcn ioyCir©IIS Strauss Jacobs himself Laughing at the talk that he's only one of a group in the deal 'Uncle Mike" explained carefully that up to now it has been Btrictly a "lone wolf" proposition Why should I take a lot of it other men In the thing?" he pointed ' out "The Trust cbmpanyt which controls 51 per 'cent of the Dodger jstock) came to me as an individual 'and started the negotiations We've reached the stage now where wej're going to get ' down to talking price t "If it looks like ja good thing from a business! standpoint I'd be - pretty silly to Cut la lot --of other guys in Sure I may have to have help in the financiiiig but I know where to get the (dough without tangled up with a lot of LEAGUE AMERICAN 3- OTq Purchase BV SID FEDER" NEW YORK Aug 9 AP)— If and when Mike Jacobs buys the k Brooklyn baseball Dodgers — and Mike says it's mote "when" than if" t right now — the only "syndi cate" involved wi 1 be Michael in quarter route and most ft them Detroit 63 41 43 will be strange pounds to him Be CUvel and 47 cause 105 or so of the ppundage BontoA 49 will belong to Basil James the Chicago X Hfi 51 New York 437 58 jockey chosen by Colonel E R Washington pi 45 Louis 411 44 63 Bradley to replace Freddife Smith St 396 40 61 Philadelphia on Bimelech's back xsow l wonder how he s going Thursday' Result to react to this change in jockeys? Cleveland St Louia Boston 6 New York When Washington park's paddock Philadelphia 6 Washington 4 (10 judge calls "Riders upf" bn Sat (Only games scheduled J urday and James climbs aboard X: — V:a r it will be the first time sinqe Bime First (time: lesch felt a saddle on his back that 1ST LOUIS CLEVELAND any other boy but Smith his taken AB HO At AB H O A 2 2 2 OjGraci rf 5 13 1 charge of him Will hie rebel Chapmnrf Bell rf 2 0 0 0 McQuinn lb 5 0 12 1 against a strange voice talking to Weathrlycf O Judrich cf 4 10 0 him strange hands handling his Boudreauss 55 22 34 llRadcliff If 4 3 2 0 proud head and tender mouth? Trosky lb 3 2 4 1 Berardno ss 3 O 4 2 Jacobs J TEAMS - 6-- one- The time major league j catcher sales manager of the American Pack is hitting the ball a long way and plays a fine short game "Fallentine looks like one of the dark horses of th tournament" said George Schneiter professional today "The long hitting Fallentine is one of the most improved playI ers of the club" Other contenders! who stand out Inter-mounta- V - handily The 1939 champion will stand out as the favorite yet powerful competition is promised from a half dozen other players ipf the club One of the biggest1' threats for the f TA3IES OLD MAX PAR George Schneitr established a new nine-hol- e t the! Ogden country club Wednesday Playing record in a foursome with Cv! Matthies Parley Farrell and Ab Sauires SchneiterN turned bi a sensational SO seven under par He collected five birdies and an eagle three on the long number eight w hich Is a par five He missed & three-foputt on number three Sc iineiter V i ' r-- j title is husky Ernie Fallentine W league-leadin- I Two H - "V Sixteen will quality in the championship bracket and 16 will qualify for the first flight Consolations to both divisions will also be' fea- i! - BY GEORGE KIRKSEY NEW YORK Aug 9 (UP)— After July 4th the fans haven't much time or thought for clubs down In V: seventh and eighth places but Casey Stengel and his Boston Bees should be In line for special consideration as a result of their recent comeback BOOST JOUST Beaten nine straight times and Three of the most ardent boosters' for the an- lodged in the National league celnual northern Utah softball tourBees the lar got a grip on themnament are Vern Gibbs Fred g a week selves ago when the Pusey and Lynn Foley Top row Reds Bee Into moved the left to right: Vern Gibbs and Fred Pusey Lower Lynn Foley Hive After winning four out of These men are directors of the six from the Reds the Bees invaded Philadelphia to battle the sevensoftball federation The tourney th-place Phillies Hitting and opens August 21 at Ogden like hustling they were headed for a juicy world series cut the Bees ran off four straight victories against the Phils and moved out COLORFUL of the dungeon The Bees' latest triumph was a 2 win over the Phillies yesterday Jim Tobin who has been laid up most of the season outpitched Hugh Mulcahy to score his season's first victory allowing" only seven hits Bucky Walters got back on the victory route by pitching the Reds to a 1 triumph over the Chicago Cubs It was Walters 16th tri- V championship wlien the qualifying round opens August 17 George Schneiter club professional announced today Upwards of 40 placers will bid for the crown now worn by Gus Becker r i GEORGE ' 'i ' Outstanding shotmakers of the Ogden Golf fand Country club will bid for he 1940 club f A t £ Even Break In Twin1 ' With the Browns yi II I O Cleveland Indians Get 1688 Wash Blvd IT'S THE LARGEST SELLING STRAIGHT WHISKEY IN THE WORLD BOUSSON j |