| Show 1941 JUNE 22 JUNO AY MORNING THE OGDEN Rd!s ®©idl0T BEATING IC x ' ' 1 - V--v AT AIRWAY PARK He's On Spot GOLF CAPTAIN IDAHO FALLS Idaho June 21 (AP) — Stanley Kertes youthful pro from Santa Monica Calif fired three-undpar 67 today to take over leadership of the $1000 Idaho open golf tournament Kertes added his 67 to a first- total day score of 69 for a DELANCEY HAS BIG ORDER IN Canavan Rides Pill For Horner With One On To Aid Ogden YAREVJIM 36-ho- of 136 ! le j John Geertsen of Denver Colo also posted a 67 today but his even par of 70 for the first round gave him a halfway total of 137 for sec590 16 2S Former Major Leaguer ond place 578 19 26 slender Emery Zimmerman Salt Lake 564 Will Try to Remedy 17 22 Portland Ore shooter who led the Boise 545 20 24 field the first day with a Pocatello Wildness of 409 26 18 Spell Falls par 65 slipped way over the Idaho 326 29 1 Twin Fall regulation figures on his outward ' A f i r and finished with a 74 It k today trip v Sunday's probable pitchers two-thirBill DeLaricey's His One of (2) Boise total of 139 equaled that at Manager Ogden p m the Pocatello Cards of Hayden Newton Grand Juncwith big p m and(7--eight forty-fiv- e jobs vs tion Colo who added an even par and Stone Lambert this summer will be to squeeze 70 to his first day's 69 and Staley (8-Fields (2-of wildness put or choke the wring Falls Twin eight v at Focatello George Schnelter of Ogden Utah - —be in AA was fI would (5-- 4) or who Bill Yarewick J Cash y in fifth place with a m forty-five p vs Piscovich The final 36 holes will be played ball and possibly the majors if he Ware wick (3-tomorrow (8-could control his stuff Eddie Harper of Twin Falls forSalt Lake at Idaho Falls(6-- eight this mer Rochester was He with or e Idaho state amateur champt m Jensen forty-fivp old wildness hit him headed the simon-pur- e (1-or but the shooters (4-Main vs spring Rlsjtau to decided Cards of with a Louis Ed St and the Kingsley McKlnney (0-— fmniTiJ r— inni it ir— to see Salt Lake City who had led the to over turn him DeLancey first day parade in" the division BOISE June 21 (AP) — HONORED Walt Lowe center speaking into microphone helped celebrate his own "night" at Air- what Big Bill could do for him with a 71 slipped to 76 for a halfme noneer oi leii Al lar Warden as i a presiueni league Originally a protege of Bill Terry way total of 147 good for third valuable player in the s for Ogden 8 Reds regained sole Uxv park Fridav nieht in bir and the New York Giants Yare- place l" "uuu'c clouted a home run ana c loop last year possession OI uie — of Butte Mont Swanson Jack — sx sUD 7 wick was cut loose when Memphis the Ogden Keds as the Pilots climbed tnio a lie ior mSCjt baseball league leadership looks was Pilot second of in the members are the In place with 1 — 145 background on with Bill McCorry Ogden manager at his left Bill disparaged of taming him But and his brother Russ was In a back club photo) (Statesman Saturday night turning the Cardinals picked him up and three-wa- y for tie at 15S fourth were the Boise Pilots — who prehis have been nursing him since 1939 performance Equaling Ben and Peterson each Johnston Earl with records it shared He has had had winning viously of Pocatello each of whom strikeout totals but both and high 4 year 7 to them— had a the number of men he fans usually Pocatello outfielder Bill Kolkmever gained his second Kertes had' a sensational outward joratz is matched or bettered by his bases in pitching ajied another ten points to his bagging birdies on five of the trip victory after six defeats on balls the Datting average this week but he holes for a 33 However he nine Ogden to the win He limited Back in 1937 with the aid of also missed putts which cost him a Pilots to nine hits which were well n't need the increase as he now Rochat now Lynn Myers TEAM BATTING scattered with the exception of the leadg hls nearest opponent by 35 set some sort of pair of bogeys Yarewick ester So Pet Bb Sb 2b Sh H 3b Hr OR R I O AB scores Tp Boise two a mark with when nercentaee frame points Among other performances by eighth 289 an unenviable record He was pitchJ 41 1492 579 79 15 13 17 51 214 182 287 250 431 Pocatello 268 370 Joratz made eleven hits the 226 crossed the plate The Pilots also 237 30 47 44 18 18 pros were these: Tee Branca 365 522 227 275 1438 42 Piedmont Salt Lake 266 ing for Richmond of the 7 13 26 21 148 187 Dick Salt Lake City scored once each in the third and in 26 trips to the plate during the Idaho Falls 40 1427 202 233 379 488 56 252 league under N Y Giant colors 1 21 32 121 186 36 1266 174 166 319 439 35 41 3 — 146 Earl Caldwell Olesen fourth frames week and leads all hitters in Ogden 249 197 for 31 146 past 16 65 15 437 13 301 and Myers was playing short 35 1211 192 157 Ern 227 Provo 269 167 The Reds found the twirling of hits with 61 total bases 92 and Boise 18 Schnelter 32 61 7 15 298 410 38 1313 165 262 Twin Falls Asheville the Cardinal farm est Schneiter Larry Susee just to their liking it tied for the home run honors FIELDING TEAM Facing Yarewick In a night game Bees Marshall Ogden Pocatello rapping out 15 hits They got safe with Joe Egnatic of Boise and Pet A E Po L T Dp Tp Pb W scored seven runs without Myers 959 blows in every frame except the Williams Enos of Salt Lake City O 59 407 30 0 19 985 20 16 Ogden o 950 officially being at bat He walked 1 1 26 928 425 71 21 14 Boise first and ninth and might haveif with five each 949 five times and Yarewick hit: him o O 83 484 1054 34 5 24 16 Idaho Falls boosted their score even higher 939 on two occasions 492 104 7 1114 34 0 Mai Wasley Pocatello third base0 23 19 and he scored Lake Salt with come 939 up 0 the Pilots hadn't 0 9 1088 470 102 27 23 18 man is in second place with an Pocatello a league recset Bill time each up 938 7 1012 475 98 0 0 35 13 25 Twin Falls three double plays 17 of 335 an increase of average ord by issuing 18 bases on balls that INDIVIDUAL BATING George Godlew and Jack Cassini points from sixth place last week H Tb 2b 3b Hr Sh Sb Rbl Pet night Due to the crippled condition Q Ab R each hit three safeties for the Reds Ted Kakoliris Pocatello outfield405 of the Richmond staff he was per8 1 0 1 0 2 21 4 17 42 Idaho Falls 2b 11 and Tommy Canavan came through er remained in third place with Marshall 370 mitted to 8 33 3 2 5 92 12 41 165 39 61 cf Pocatello Joratz stay in there and "take n home-ru360 O and a 5 3 0 3 4 0 9 with a 15 11 25 Polivka Ogden p 333 percentage a drop of eleven a 349 it" 6 0" 0 0 0 3 18 43 12 15 All even at a victory apiece the E Petersen Poca Charles Henson Salt Lake 335 0 41 : 0 Yes Asheville won 20 to 3! 2 3 84 13 176 28 59 Pocatello Wasley teams will play a double bill tomor- points 333 from 26 2 Went 16 1 2 11 outfielder 70 52 29 41 up 156 f Eastern in the Poca a Kakoliris After City year great e three-gam328 3 34 5 3 0 9 row concluding their current b 75 42 174 32 57 Henson Bait Lake eleventh to fourth place by virtue 325 Shore loop of 1938 the Giants left 7 24 4 5 2 6 63 34 117 26 3 8 Boise cf series and making up one of a to 304 Egnatic from S23 him there to be drafted if anyone 23 6 gain 3 4 3 2 29 54 71 S McConnell Idaho F cf 40 167 320 wanted to take a chance The Card game O 1 16 1 postponed 8 0 43 328 Joe Egnatic Boise flychaser 30 100 13 32 Keesey Boise lb Ttie box score: 319 1 2 44 13 0 8 27 8 68 138 36 a 3b Wlnseck to with fifth Ogden fourth from fell BOISE OGDEN 317 inal farm at Decatur did and he 18 2 2 4 36 44 58 41 139 Lake Salt Hatchett lb ABHOA mark of 325 an eight-poin- t loss c ABEOAl 308 put in two winning years in the 2 35 2 0 4 5 67 39 172 26 53 Andrade Pocatello lb 4 o 4 o 306 Three-- I 3 12 21 issued were 1 1 Cajsini 2b 5 3 3 4tRadtke Zb 36 44 10 59 144 35 the last since 2b Boise averages Radtke u a o loop even though curbed 305 2 16 25 1 2 52 11 Laybrneaa 4 11 O3'Sheehan 3I 4 1113 69 164 50 41 2b Pocatello Bensmiller of Bureau News Howe the '3 0 wildness 2 4 lb by If Keewy 304 3 15 by T 2 0 Wrick 0 56 40 161 21 49 S Jesaen Idaho F lb 4 J i u It 303 0 11 0 Wlnaek3b 5 13 lLowe 9 23 1 Ukrainian Bill 33 With control 23 76 Chicago Barker Boise c 501 could be one of the best hurlers in 3 29 4 Canavan lb 4 2 10 O0 Esmatic cr 34 l2 2i uO 0 7 2 36 61 42 166 e 50 BenLake Salt Morris and Kakoliris Ted Mervyn Winiamsnrf 300 4 0 Godlew rf 4 3 1 1 7 9 10 11 30 Ogden c 4 O 4 3 smiller of Pocatello are tied for Potter 297 the minors He's 'not getting any 5 13 ltBarker c Shone ' ef 0 1 6 11 15 37 Lake Salt Poca Smith cf20 0 aa 2 4 1297 younger and if he wants to make i 2 5 0 Scheffel - c 3 2 6 l'Stenger 16 each 0 3 14 with bases stolen most Piscuvich Twin Falls p 15 37 11 11 1 2 0 3 296 4 18 2 0 0 6 46 37 135 Ti 40 Kplkmy- p 4 0 0 2Susee p leader Cole Idaho Falls c xLam&nske 294 the big show he's got to discover 10 0 0 one more than the former 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 6 5 11 17 Falls Main Idaho p Bensmiller Cassini 291 the secret of control before long 21 0 2 Jack 4 0 9 14 Ogden 51 e 30 29 103 Falla Muratore Idaho 9 27 IS 290 4 18 4 1 52 1 3 TotaU 38 15 27 12) Totala to34nintb 55 scored 32 131 20 3 8 with runs in Bill DeLancey can show him Falla cf leads Idaho James also Suaee 289 Maybe O 1 6 16 x Grounded otit for 0 6 56 L Hawkina Pocatello ef 41 173 39 50 Lake of Enos Salt the William City way 286 1 48 3 5 5 Score by lnnlnga: 5 41 161 33 46 76 Enos Salt Lake cf 032 000 110—7 drove in most runs 48 while Frank 286 19 3 15 0 4 3 36 154 22 44 55 Ofden Cassini Ogden 2b 020—4 100 001 286 1 0 16 0 2 15 63 18 Boiae 36 44 out an 154 ef of Falls Twin Randall Shone Ogden rapped — Barker 2 Sheehan 286 1 0 3 29 42 14 3 24 147 36 76 Rhone cf Summary: Errors Ogden 36 14 in triples hlta — Canavan amazine total of 282 5 7 20 23 3 0 Susee Steniter ' 20 71 Hof strau Ogden c run— Canavan games Home 281 1 20 1 4 Lowe 1 Winaeck 63 11 b 34 135 22 38 W Lowe Boise 277 1 9 2 1 0 24 3 9 18 Runa batted la — Godlew Scheffel 22 65 3b Falla Lake Kerr Twin of Salt Joe Gambaro City 277 8 O 1 Canavan 2 Winaeck Laybourne 6 aa 21 32 83 23 15 Ambrose Falls Idaho to rec his two more wins Stolen baae— added O 276 7 0 0 0 8 1 9 2 Zcnatto 2 Keeaey Stenjer 29 Lake Salt Gambaro Double — Waralck 270 4 16 3 1 Sacrifice 4 8 Caaalnl 6 57 ord this week and now tops the Reynolds Twin F 148 19 40 T 17 to Canavan Radtke to 269 0 0 3 44 3 36 130 14 35 IN Canavan victories six play i— Caaalnl lb list with Ogden pitching to Keesey 267 1 0 1 10 Eheehan to Radtke 1 2 32 27 105 17 28 2b Keeaey Falls Idaho Forni of no on Hawkins Baaes losses Jack 265 1 27 4 4 10 8 71 against Sheehan to Barker to Keesey 162 32 43 Guintini Lake ' PIONEER LEAGUE STANDINGS Won Lost Pet j -- -- five-un-d- er t w I 36-ho- le 8-- 4) 1) 2) 4) -- v 6) 3) 6) 6) 5) 0) 1llMnm-lr- iff- )iiiir r- '--r4iMmmmMmnT' - -- - W xiu"i - ic 74-7- Joratz Retains Pioneer Loop Batting Lead1 Pioneer League Batting Field Records In-field- er 73-7- 47 75-79- — CHICAGO June 21 (AP)— The desire to do his bit for the armed forces Is going to bring back Ro 1 1 — bert Tyre Jones for another com petitive golf fling The Professional Golf Associa-io- n of America said today that Bobby famed for his 1930 sweep of the American and British open and amateur golf titles would ' captain and play with a picked f squad in a challenge watch Aug 3 against the association's Ryder team cup Proceeds of the event for which a site remains to oe seiecteawiu rfa v go to the United Service organizafor the Into a frying tions which raise funds TOUCHY JOB and sailors of soldiers recreation Sewell (above) pan steps Lukecoach Tom Walsh president of the who has former Indian ar said the match resulted PGA contract to signed a two-yeconversations with recent from Louis St manage the floundering select his own team Jones' will who Fred Haney Browns replacing Conditions of play he added would be the same as in International OA n 154 Jim Edwara nuney foursome on competition — 156 and the first single day Chick Carrico or rocateiio ana matches on he second Huck Florence 01 eun vauey droDDed out of the competition PURDUE LOSES 45 after the first round 73Carrico had LAYFAYETTE Ind June 21— an 85 and Florence a Commencement brings to a close Amateur performances included the collegiate careers of 45 senior 2 these: Art Shultz Pocatello lettermen at Purdue Football loses 155: Dick Lunaani Jjogan utan 13 7978 — 157 H L Kobbins Pocatello 187: Gordon Edgar Poca 5 — 187 Ernest Lundahl tello e The Bright Spot © Utah Logan - 1 ty OBEY JONES TO SERVE AS er rkn mm f7 If® odd Prom Zimmerman In Idaho's $ I iOOO Tourney O ' ' ICerfes Takes Lead Away Boise Outfielder Presented League Trophies KOLKMEYER JINX TAKES Hons© Tiror® " : 5-- B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R h " 22-2- nffnli- 1 ou-o- — 36-ho- le 36-ho- le 73-8- qt-90- — 92-9- 95 USED CHARMED FIGURE DENVER June 21 (AP)—Colorado won the Big Seven track points on championship with 80 the same day that Greeley Uoio State captured the Rock Mountain conference title with 80 6 CAR MARKET Where Your $$$ Have MORE Buying Cents' Is 5-- E G (Erv) Strong's Corner 27th and Grant Ogden Utah FRANK HEADS BADGERS MADISON Wis June 21— Don ald F Frank was elected president of the Wisconsin Student Athletic Board He is captain of the swim- ill 111 ming team Dial 4769 1 The coolest p SllCO 1 two-bagg- er C13 cf-3b- 3b-c- " f81iJ4 cf-l- 24-poi- nt 4 4-- - 0-- 3 OOO 12 -- arc 18 mil M- -y u" ' Oil Two-baa- e cf-l- Kolk-tney- er balls —Off Suae 4 Kolkmever 4 Struck Umpires out Bv Suaee 3 Kolkmever 7 Time: 1:50 At- HcShana and Clarke — tendance 3200 Idaho Falls struck out 72 batters in 72 innings of toil The Ogden Reds failed to connect for another home run last week and are still possessors of one lone homer in 36 games played to date Cards Pounce On Cowboys 12 to 4 Bees Pound Over TWIN FALLS June 21 (AP)— Benny Bensmiller and Bobby Four in Eleventh powered the Pocatello Cards to Jor-at- x a 12 to 4 Pioneer baseball league Falls tonight victory over Twin one double and Bensmiller got two singles in three official trips to the plate and Joratz blasted out two doubles and a single in six times up The Cards hit almost at will off Hunk Anderson in the first inning and Dick Maes in the second but they got only one run off Henry Bushman after the third frame Hal Dobson gave the Cowboys only two hits a double by Manager Andy Harrington and a single by Vic Oehler But he issued 12 walks and hit two batters to hand out 14 free trips to first base The Cowboys got their four runs In the initial frame and held a lead 4 to 3 momentary one-ru-n second the before But inning was over the Cards had taken over the leadership at 8 to 4 and boosted IDAHO FALLS June 21 (AP)— Salt Lake City sent four runs across the plate in the 11th in ning to break up a Pioneer base ball league game and defeat Idaho Falls 8 to 4 tonight The victory lifted the Bees to second place a half-gam- e ahead of the Boise Pilots who lost to Ogden Salt Lake City scored once In the opening frame then added three in the fourth Idaho Falls tallied on run each in the second and third and tied things up with a two-ru- n splurge in the fourth After that the teams went score less until the Bees came to bat in the first of the 11th Mel Skelley singled off pitcher Fred Bradley's glove and went all the way to third when Bradley threw the bal away in an attempt to catch the their margin as they went along Bee second baseman off first Johnny Cavalli hit a With two victories under their belts the' Cards are assured of the that scored Skelley A wild pitch series sent Cavalli home Freddie Moresco edge In the three-gam- e walked scoring on Jack Hatchett' tomorrow concludes which TWIN FAIXft rOCATEIXO triple Hatchett crossed the plate AB H O A on Ben Guintini's ABHOA long fly to right X O 2 0 Lowe 10 0 4 4 Hawkins ef lb three-bagg- er I Bens- - miliar 2b 3 3 3 aa IReynlda 1 0 2 4 Randall ef 5 0 Kuper rf Joratx If 6 3 10 20 Andrada lb S 1 S OlHrngtn 2b 5 1 e llO'Banlon 3 0 0 2 3b 6 Wasley Oehler If 3 1 KalkoUris 5 12 0 Georre 3b 3 0 rf X Ftrsa e 5 2 10 OtAndrsn p 0 O 0 0 I ptrsn M 4 1 O OMmi p Dobaoo p 4 11 4 Bushman p 3 0 Kerr 3b 10 1 field The game was the second extra Inning battle the two teams had staged In as many nights Friday night they battled to a 12 to 12 tie called at the end of the 11th because of the midnight deadline They conclude their three-gam- e aeries tomorrow gait 13 p16 3b-ss3- cf42 12 Pocatello c Delancey L McConnell Idaho F 3b 40 13 Kempe Pocatello p 42 Moresco Salt Lake as Meierhoeffer Ogden 13 Snyder Boise p 37 Oehler Twin Falla cf 13 George Twin Falls 2b 12 Rtstau Salt Lake p 3b-ss 35 Sheehan Boise 36 Laybourne Ogden aa 35 A Lowe Twin Falla lb 16 Cavalli Salt Lake 3b 34 Bauer Boiae cf Harrington Twin Falla 2b 15 30 O'Banion Twin Falls e 32 Joaeph Ogden cf 12 Jensen Salt Lake p J Hawkina Idaho Falla pll 10 Petera Pocatello p I Peterson Pocatello aa 41 21 Kuper Twin Falls cf 39 Spiker Idaho Falls cf 28 Skelley Salt Lake 2b 28 Pacheco Twin Falls ss 32 Stenger Boise 3b-a- a ef36 Gambaro Salt Lake Bradley Idaho Falls Lambert Ogden Stajey Boise Dobson Pocatello Latnanske Boise Placovlch Twin Falls Stone Ogden Snyder Boise McHugh Ogden Kempe Pocatello Cash Pocatello Hawkina Idaho Falla Singleton Idaho Falls 8usee Boiae Peteraon 8alt Lake Polivka Ogden Maea Twin Falls Jenaen Salt Laks Riatau Salt Laks Petera Pocatello Tate Salt Laks Yarewick Pocatello Sandatrera Twin Falls Fields Boise Reid Twin Fails Wight Idaho Falls Main Idaho Falls Kolkmever Ogden Fitxke Twin Falls Carpenter Twin Falls Chrlstensen Ogden i 1 0 11 1 1 1 8 52 4 0 14 4 0 1 6 51 47 0 2 43 3 19 0 2 9 0 5 7 1 48 3 5 143 17 34 0 8 18 2 1 14 60 6 2 0 6 0 0 26 0 0 47 14 144 15 33 0 1 42 7 145 18 33 1 0 2 34 128 13 29 O O 3 14 2 16 62 4 6 45 125 17 28 0 3 11 13 0 2 51 9 0 21 29 1 98 6 2 0 41 5 136 21 29 7 0 4 7 0 0 33 4 0 6 7 30 0 1 O 4 5 6 25 1 0 0 1 39 6 160 21 31 1 7 21 0 14 72 4 12 0 0 32 4 28 147 25 1 105 13 19 4 107 18 19 34 4 0 21 2 3 106 14 14 PITCHERS' RECORDS W L H Pet Ip e 13 0 1000 67 70 3 0 1000 33 33 11 1 6 857 70 59 6 12 2 750 83 61 7 1 3 750 46 38 1 6 3 750 36 29 12 7 3 700 87 83 10 7 3 700 76 64 6 3 10 667 72 71 1 8 2 667 23 24 12 4 7 636 82 96 T 13 3 625 90 100 5 10 3 625 72 53 5 11 3 625 68 61 H 4 3 571 61 58 10 4 3 571 49 St 4 4 8 500 69 53 1 8 1 500 37 37 R 12 5 455 90 66 12 444 72 87 4 5 4 10 5 444 71 88 5 3 375 77 79 13 9 375 72 67 5 3 11 3 5 375 65 82 4 6 333 38 51 2 2 333 26 33 6 1 5 10 286 "45 49 2 6 11 1 143 52 51 7 6 143 52 60 1 56 H7 1O 7 125 000 36 56 5 19 21 1 5 000 0 27 151 40 161 149 29 2 26 7 39 10 40 36 0 0 0 0 off Dobaon 12 Anderaon 4 Maes 1 Bushman 2 Umpires— McDonald and McQuillan Time: 2:23 ALVA Okla Attendance— 500 June 21 (AP) — Lit- it was a birdie Clifford erally Mann knocked down on the Alva Golf course the other day He jilmed for a distant green but the ball went straight Into a tree and struck bird sitting on a limb SALT LAKE 0 3 0 0 2 0 5 1 1ST 1 6 5 2 2 0 9 0 0 2 4 21 8 9 11 2 23 7 3 '259 258 250 248 242 241 238 231 229 228 227 -- 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 2 0 0 3 3 1 2 0 1 0 1 2 R 31 12 25 29 26 9 45 24 38 15 59 65 27 35 28 18 30 25 41 54 53 56 47 52 35 23 45 39 31 6637 35 22 9 11 11 15 178 132 11 13 24 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 3 0 3 0 1 8 1 11 2 1 4 24 28 45 13 62 53 1 1 0 3 3 0 4 0 37 46 64 45 16 O 8 29 27 42 17 2 0 2 1 2 2 1 1 3 8 3 2 2 2 5 1 1 2 3 4 10 1 6 Malad Team Joins Baseball League for Bradley in eleventh 8alt Lake 100 300 000 04 8 Idano Falls Oil 200 000 00 4 WESTERN A3IATEUR ENTRIES Summary: Errors — Henson Cavalli 2 CHICAGO June 21— Entires for Bradley 2— Sacrifices — Ambrose 2 Runs batte din Moresco Hatchett OulnOnL the Westrn Amateur are being acEnos Skelley Cavalli Petersen Hsnson the Western Golf AssoSplker Baaea on balls— Off Bradley 3 cepted at 111 W headquarters Petersen 6 Struck out — By Bradley 9 ciation's is fee The Petersen 4 Three baae hita — Skelley St Chicago n Washington Henson Cavalli Hatchett Double $5 The tournament is scheduled play a — Skelley to Moresco to Hatchett course in ColoEkelley to Henson Umpires— Welch and for the Broadmoor 1- -f Allecgsr Time 2:33 Attendance 039 rado Springs July ' 70 12 181 Hb Wp 1 3 2 0 2 3 0 2 48 51 72 ' 212 200 200 194 194 190 10 18 24 214 213 12 51 62 43 21 41 49 216 18 3 5 4 14 6 14 2146 38 26 15 224 12 Bb So 33 41 21 16 21 41 14 29 23 20 28 41 31 47 28 21 22 38 22 64 15 45 27 44 34 226 18 5 2 By The Associated Press Summer came in like a hot wind from the Sahara yesterday (Sat urdav) in most of the states of the nation As the new season arrived at 12:34 p m (M S T) tempera tures in the 90's dotted a swelter belt which extended from the middle of Nebraska to the Atlantic seaboard Portland Me with 95 suffered its hottest June 21 in 70 years A similar reading was reported in Burlington Vt Bangor Me Washington and Boston had a siege of — "v mr A - - A 2 2 iv ir - - A TTvi If K I 1914 GASLESS SUNDAYS NEW YORK June 21— Now that he's planning gasless Sundays what does Secretary Ickes propose to do with LIppy Leo Duroced and the Brooklyn Dodgers on the Sabbath? 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