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Fred Shaa P vert 7 :r-J- 'est " i" h: ar dab bv NEW HAVEN LP Conn Aug 15 Colonel Bob Neyland coach :ne football team army to evening has cut 12 men from his squad a aeter ib p ro Following are the pairings leaving 85 in training here today W R Poihuall Wltidclflavitt: for the charity game with the New York Giants' pro eleven tleorce Willi ims IV-aFelt Jr Sid-icArnold PiMr-oThe men dropped included First Milan e Haa-eWft'er Fa k :::i:i a Lieutenant J M Bruhl Colorado Ctrl Van Meerer a A! HV State guard Corporal Joseph HolI 'nn R A Fiis Will mi Johnland Willamette university guird ston Harold Evans Parrel Mont-Cam- ? ajid Private George Failstrom Pa-dfYViWam Fi: i- -t a le piaved - off a ear : - o- - — all-st- ar t- y -- n Eckardt 10-m- an Sun-h°m- I942I 400-met- er ia Lutheran tackk 100-met- 200-met- 1 "! r?v A I 'Brown Moore O a 2b cf wV r A 7 27 3 by Innings: Louis I 4 0 2 Geary ss Wasdell lf 4 2 2 Barrett DiMaglocf Coscrart2b Lopez Klinger Ltnning Hack Stringer 2b Nirholsn rf 2'Dallsndro lf 1 1 Russell lb Cavarretarf 3 Merullo ss l'Hernandz c 4 2 11 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 5 0 0 Warncke 1 l1 0 01 01 0 Lo-za- da 14 1 15 2 4 0 4 1 3 1 1 0 p 4 0 7 000 001 000 — 1 220 000 21x — 7 Errors — Merullo Coscarart Summary: 2 Stringer Geary Runs batted in — Fletcher Nicholson 2 Hack Cavarretta Merullo Two-bashits — Wasdell Dallessandro Three-bas- e hit — Merullo Home runs — Nicholson Hack Stolen base — Cavarretta Double plays — Geary Coscarart and Merullo Fletcher unassisted: Geary Bases on balls —Off Strincer and Russll Struck out— By Lanning 1 1 Warneke 1 Kiingor Lanning 1 Warneke 2 Hits — Off Klinger 7 in 1 Lanning 5 in 3 4 Wllkie 6 in 2 Losing pitcher — Kllnzer Time — 2:12 Attendance (actual) Chicago e 2-- 3: —3034 Boston Brooklyn I ABHOA ABHOA 4 2 14 Holmes cf 3 0 3 0 Reese ss 0 Vaughn 3b 3 1 0 3 Waner rf 4 2 4 0 Reiser 4 15 0 Ooonevrf-c- f of Fernandzlf 4 2 2 0! Medwick If 4 2 1 0 Gremp lb 4 0 7 oiwalker rf 3 4 2 4 2(Rizzo Mnsi c 0 0 0 0 rf 4 1 2 l'Camill! Miller ss lb 3 2 11 1 3 0 1 2' Herman 2b 4 2 4 4 Sisti 2b Rolierge 3b 3 0 1 2 Sullivan e 4 0 3 0 110 110 Farley xWest Sain p p 0 0 0 O1 0 0 0 2 0 0 01 1 Wyatt 4 0 p 11 Totals 33 8 24 7 Totals 33 11 27 13 x — Batted for Earley in third Score by innings: Boston 000 000 102 — 3 022 Oil lOx — 7 Brooklyn Runs batted Summary: Krror — Masi in— Reeae 2 Camilli 2 Medwdck Wyatt Masi Reiser Fernandez 2 Two-bas- e hits — Three-base Fernandez Cooney hits — Reese Herman Masi Home runs — Camilli Reiser Stolen base — Vauehan Double plays — Herman and Camilli: Reese Herman and Camilli Bases on balls — Off Farley 1 Sain 2 Struck out — Bv Sain 4 Hits — Off Earley 5 in 2 inWyatt 3 nings: Sain 6 In 6 Losing pitcher — Farley Time — 1:59 Attendance — 10367 to be a cop ' BEN HOGAN IS Sports Page — Hunch: Although they're billii Reuben Shank who fights Sug Ray Robinson at the Garden Fr day as a "Denver cowboy" Reube really comes from Fort Morga Colo where one of the princip IN GOLF Ai products la beet sugar though the American Football a sociation has folded for the dur tion the Wilmington Clippers pi as an independent clu Jug McSpaden Is 2nd to operate And Wichita Kas will ha a powerful pro team sponsored Rochester Event a big defense firm Fred Corcoran reports that Sunday t Gets Interest tendance at tournament golf h increased 30 per cent this year As well it alwa for week-day- s ROCHESTER N Y Aug 15 was best late in the afternoon CUP)— Ben Hogan the mighty mite of golf holds a comfortable Precious Pigskin — lead for the $1000 top money Bill Bingham Harvard's direct' in the annual $5000 Times-Unio- n of athletics is urging Coach Dh open golf tournament today with Harlow to win every game th two more rounds to go fall so he won't have to give ai Hogan took a runaway lead with precious footballs to the visiti a 64 on the first day teams "Of cours if the vis: of the four-da- y grind but slipped ing team insists on winning despi a bit yesterday to a 68 But he everything that Dick and his pla now has a halfway total of 132 ers try" Bingham adds "wp mig and a lead over the take a photograph of the victorio rest of the field captain receiving the football ai ai present the photo to him Jug McSpaden of Philadelphia keep the ball" was second with two sub-pa- r rounds 69 and 68 while bracketed Service Dept — at 140 were Sam Byrd former New I Sam Seaman Apprentice York Yankee outfielder and youth- Presti former Blaekhaw Chicago ful Chick Harbert of Battle Creek goalie has been transferred to Mich eastern port after several weei Detroit's Jimmy Demaret who training with a gun crew at t! finished with a 69 in the first round Chicago armory Considern event messed up how often he's been hot at Sa of this an opportunity to stay closer to shouldn't be worried the first tin Ixui Koup Hogan when he took three succes- he's under fire sive bogies on the last three holes who used to pitch for Portland ar to finish with 72 Out in 33 the Seattle a few years ago and had Texan disappointed a large gallery chance with the St Louis Brown by pushing and pulling his tee has a good reason for putting in good day's work in the shipyan shots Also at 141 were Horton Smith these days His two sons Roma are in the marine of Pinehurst N C who turned in and Wilbert Roman went through the Pea 72 yesterday Clayton Heafner of Harbor Coral Sea and Midway di Linville N C who equalled par turbances and received nothir and Dutch Harrison who matched worse than a busted finger the best of second rounds with his One-Minu- Murtagh ss Naylor cf Glossop 2b Litwhiler lf Northey rf Ft ten lb 3b Bragan c p Johnson x Livingston Nahem p New I ABHOAl 4 0 2 13 4 4 0 2 4 1 3 3 1 5 3 0 7 3 3 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 UMavnard 3b 0 Witek 5'0tt O'Mize 0 Young 1 2b rf lb cf Marshall cf 10 OilBarna Danning If c ss l'Jurges 0 Hubhell 0 p 2 2 2 9 3 0 0 0 4 4 0 4 3 2 2 0 0 3 0 4 0 2 0 4 0 PLAY five-stro- ke ar five-stro- ke 72-ho- le par 68 stroke back came Craig Wood of Mamaroneck N Y national open titlist Jimmy Thomson Mike two-und- er A 10 14 112 Totals 31 4 24 9' Totals 27 x— Batted for Johnson in eighth Score 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 27 9 bv Innings: 010 010 000 — 2 101 000 12x — 5 — Runs batted Summary: Errors None — in Ott Litwhiler Witek 2 Northey Jur-ge- s Two-bas- e — Three-base hit hit — Jurges Home runsMay — Litwhiler Northey — 2 Sacrifices Hubbell Double play — — Glossop Left on Murtaugh and Etten — bases New York 7 Philadelphia 2 Bases on balls —Off Johnson 6 off Nahem 1 Strikeouts — By Hubhell 2 by Johnson 1 Hits — Off Johnson 4 in 7 Innings off 2 in 1 Nahem Balk — Nahem Losing Time of game — 1 hour pitcher — Johnson 55 minutes Philadelphia New York -- Alonzo Stagg to Celebrate Aug 17 STOCKTON Calif Occupation Looms As Racing Favorite NEW ORLEANS— Charles Bur- ley 160 Pittsburgh won by technical knockout from Holman Williams 156 Detroit (9) 4 NEWPORT R I Aug 15 (UP Ted Schroeder of Los Angele Calif and Seymour Greenberg c Chicago resume competition in th final of the Rye eastern grass eour tennis tournament today playin the sixth game of the third set Weather forced postponement c the match yesterday after eac won a set and with Schroeder lead Schroede ing in the third set 2 took the first set 7 and Green berg the second 2 A decision also was postpone' of the New in the quarter-final- s port casino invitation tournamen when George Richards of Los An geles and Victor Seixas of Phila delphia were halted in the third se Richards won th by the weather first set 4 Seixas took the sec 5 ond and the third was dead 3-- 6-- CHICAGO Aug 15 (UP)— With a chance to become one of the of great money winning the past decade Occupation goes to the post as the heavy favorite today in the fourth running of the $70000 Washington park futurity Although this fleet son of Bulldog has been to the post only seven times he already has gained undisputed recognition as the midwest's best Occupation has won five races and has been second in his other two starts Owned by Chicago Contractor John Marsch Occupation's triumphs included the rich Arlington park futurity That victory contributed the heavy share of the A vic$59100 the colt has won net would an additional tory today $58475 and boost his earnings to 6-- 7-- locked at The only other match definite! scheduled is the delayed quarter- final between second-seede- d Bil Talbert of Cincinnati Ohio anrl Ellis Slack of Long Beach Calif 3-- all Mrs Whitney Has Eyes on Traversj SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y Aug 15 (AP)— Mrs Payne Whit e ney whose entry of Shut Out and Buckskin makes up half the field today has the chance of two-hors- becoming the first woman owner ever to win the Travers stake twice Her Twenty Grand triumphed in 1931 and her two choices for the seventy-thir- d running of the nation's oldest race loom superior to William Woodward's anything Trierarch and William DuPont's Star Bacon can offer Shut Out Equipoise's worthy son already has annexed the KenWATERBURY Conn — Willie tucky derby the Belmont and the Roach 130 Wilmington Del out- Arlington classic and is a prohibipointed Matt Dougherty 134 Mil- tive favorite for today'a feature if waukee (8) the track remains fast duties as both head football coach and first assistant $135090 t College of the Pacific delayed his departure FIGHT RESULTS He won't reach Chicago until By the Associated Press Monday and will hustle to the N Y ELIZABETH Marvin Macatawa Mich summer camp of 148 outTex Dallas his sons Paul and A A Jr for Bryant 149 NewFarrell pointed Buddy a brief vacation ark (10) last-minu- te Schroeder Meets Eastern Net Sta 9-- (AP) Aug Amos Alonzo Stagg Ls a little too $117575 Only three juveniles since 1930 busy to bother with an eightieth have won in excess of that They birthday were Equipose in 1930 with $158- He'd hoped to celebrate the oc 835 in 19S1 with $219- Top casion in Chicago next Sunday— 000 and Flight in 1939 with Bimelech but 15 te SETTING PACE m Philadelphia May base-stealin- Turnesa and Ky Laffoon Eleven strokes behind the pacemaker were Harry Nettlebladt Jimmy Hines Willie Goggin and the lowest ama teur in the field Ted Bishop Walt-haMass who has had rounds York ABHOA of 72 and 71 Cpaid) ht Warplane Output Plans Simplified 4 2 0 3 2 1 3 2 0 3 4 0 4 Score by Innings: two-wee- lf 5 5 4 5 5 5 4 Pittsburgh ls Terry Says the ABHOA 3b 41 18 27 Totals 34 7 24 13' Totals x — Batted for Lanning in seventh g END PROGRA 4 0 4 0 3 4 0 p 2 cp xVanRobys Wlik ie p ng COACHES WILL 3b Fletcherlb CT title-decidi- rf KUiott 41 11 O Chicago y Dodgers Good 1 A Daily Independent: "Buddy Rosa New York Yankee catcher who w fined $250 for leaving the club take a Buffalo police civil servi examination was unsuccessful his attempt to gain a position the force After looking at Geor g Cases record in tl American loop the Buffalo cor mission probably figured Bud didn't 'get his man' often enoud 1 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 ABHOA' pea-size- pre-flig- 111 12 0 4 4 2150 Pittsburgh er er 6 4 —7019 er HXi-met- 1 Today's Guest Sta- rJohn McGill Jr Ashland (Ky Winners meet for the regional championship at three-thirt- y tomorrow The regional champion will enter the district A tournament at Miles City Mont next week and the district winner will compete for the western title Western and eastern champions will tangle for national honors ABHOA 000 000 000—0 000 120 Olx — 4 Summary: Errors — Haas Marion Joost Runs batted in — Kurowski Brown Musiai Marion Two-bas- e hits — M Cooper Musiai Stolen bases — Kurowski Marion Sacrifice — M Cooper Double plays — Joost to Frey to McCormick 2 Bases on balls — Off Derringer 4 Struck out — By Derringer 2 M Cooper 6 Hit — Off Derringer 6 in 7 Riddle 1 in 1 Hit by pitcher — By Der Losing pitcher — ringer (W Cooper) Derringer Time — 1:31 Attendance (paid) St : er 4 0 4 0 4 for North Carolina U Jai Brown of Salisbury Md wl doesn't have a top-lin- e horse Roosevelt raceway has been in tl money more than 100 times sim the harness meeting started month ago one-thirt- Ioul St Legion Youngsters from Denver and Albuquerque play ball at y p m and the Bingham Utah -- Tucson Ariz game will start at three-thirt- y 44H Cincinnati e SOO-met- as 2b Score e3 Two-bas- e Neyland Reduces Gridiron Squad r defending a-1- Ogden Country club's team will invade Salt Lake day for a state league contest 7-- 15 Cincinnati ABHOA1 (AP)— junior baseball title and a chance to advance toward the national crown 409 290 Totals 30 2 24 14 Totals 29 x — Batted for Derringer in eighth w York Philadelphia Yesterday's star— Joe Medwick ABHOA who raised his batting average to Hasett lb 4 2 8 0 Kreevich cf ABH05A 2 0 3 0 4 2 4 2Valo rf "25 by hammering out a pair of Roife 3b 3120 MORAGA Calif Aug 15 (UP)— 3 12 3 Herich rf fi 1 0 Oauder 3b hits in each game as the Dodgers DiMaglocf 5 2 10 Johnson lf 4 2 1 0 I he 131 athletic coaches and phys5 3 0 0 Slebert lb Keller lf 4 16 1 tripped the Braves 10-- 0 and 3 ical education instructors who have Gordon 2b 4 1 6 4 Knicker-Dickek 5 3 4 3 c bocker 2b 4 0 0 2 taken a short course at Rizzuto ss 5 O 4 4 McN'air ss 3 1 3 1 the s school ends navy 3 0 0 0 Swift c Gomez p 2 1 10 0 the 2 1 0 2 with a review program 0 0 p today Murphy Marchildonp 10 xMiles 0 0 0 0 before Captain G W Steele com R Harris p 1 0 0 2 mander of the school The coaches have been instruct Totals 43 15 27 15 Totals 27 7 9 27 x — Ran for Marchildon in fifth ed in naval physical training pro Score by innings: NEENAH Wis Aug 15 (UP)— New York" 300 041 012 — 11 cedure in order that they may in The women's National A A U Philadelphia 100 001 000 — 2 stitute similar programs at their Johnson Puder swimming and diving championSummary: Krrors — Runs bnttd in — Keller 2 Henrich respective schools many of whose ship moved into the second day Ro'fe 4 Dickey 2 Rizzuto Hnssett Johnson 2 graduates eventually will see ac of competition today with the Multhits — Rolfe DiMaggio Johnson tive service nomah A C team of Portland Murphy Hassett Dickey Three-bashit oacnes prepared a letter to — run — Home Henrich Keivr Sacrifice Ore and the Riviera club In- — Ro'fe Double plays — Dickey to Rolfe Steel commending the navy's prodianapolis Ind defending cham- Dickey to Rizzuto Gordon to Rizzuto to gram Rizzuto to Gordon to Hassett 2 pions in a does race for the team IlaWt to "We are convinced" the letter Rizzuto to Hassett Rolfe to Murphy title ' i to Hassett Bases on balls — Off said "that much of the r navy's fit Marchildon 2 R Harris 2 Gomez 7 Struck ness Todays program in the meet out can and should be — program 2 — Gomez Marchildon 6 By Hits which ends tomorrow included Off Marchildon 9 in 5: R Harris P in in the schools and incorporated 4 in fi: Murphy 3 in 3 championship competition in the Passed colleges throughout the United hall — Swift Winning pitcher — Gomez backrelay To States — this end we are reMarchildon pitcher Time of breast-strok- e stroke and Losing solved to make ourselves a comAttendance — 17056 game — 2:15 free style mittee of 191 to promote an underSuzanne Zimmerman standing of and enthusiasm for the member of the Multnomah program" team scored a major upset yesCoaches have been prepared for in terday winning the the military review by a daily one free-styl- e crown She outsped her hour drill period in and one-hateammate twice Defending Chamaddition to a physical training pion Brenda Hesler and Marilynn RICHMOND Va 15 (AP) schedule which reduced numerous Sahner Women's Swimming asso- Bill Terry general Aug the waistlines manager ciation New York City to win by New York Giants who once ofwona hand dered if Brooklyn was in the National league cocked his foot on the back of a hotel chair today and allowed as how the Dodgers oerman Cannon Joins a smart ball club Carbon Scrap Heap hadTerryright who came here to look DENVER Aug 15 (AP)— Mass over the fielding and batting wares of warplanes one of the production PRICE Utah Aug 15 (AP)— A of one Luis Olmo of the Richmond united nations' most important German cannon a trophy of World Colts even went so far as to say is needs expected to be war 1 has been tossed into the that Brooklyn had more than a victory set a of standard Carbon county scrap metal pile It "chance" to whip the New York simplified by for used materials specifications has stood for manv yars in front Yankees if they meet in the world in manufacturing aircraft designed of Carbon series county high school by the Society of Automotive FORT HAMILTON N Y— JohnHOLLY WOOD Jimmy 145 ny Colan ISO New Y'ork outKansas City Mo outSAN FRANCISCO— Cecilio pointed Tommy' Campanula 176 pointed Cecil Hudson 145 Holly152 Mexico and Buddy New Tork (S) wood (10) Green 154 Oakland drew (8) I 5S 15 American regional 703 622 531 327 467 Marshall rf 3 o 4 o Musiai if Walker cf a 0 2 0 WCooper c 2 1 6 0 3 0 0 l'KurowkI3b 4 0 2 1 Tipton If F McCor- 4 12 1 Marlon ss mick lb 3 1 9 0 Hopp lb 3 0 5 0 Lakeman c 3 0 3 0 MCooper p 2 1 0 0 Derringer p 2 0 0 2 ed now" Wil-MrWil-'!T- 60 "We plan weekly athletic events for officers of Hill field" said Lieutenant B Wanamaker public relations officer today "Our fall xOiodman and winter program is being draft-the- ir Riddle p a-- e a tarns to Valsre B Bases on ba''s— Cff S'alev 1 4 Sfritk cut — Br P'sley 7 Davis 2 MCorrea 0 frrrtres — Orr'an-- i Con-- r r 71" — 2:05 76 Ih'le l a m -- -r 31 Jooft Frey (8-6- 8tcr-k'c- r "I don't think 'he ealivrr of coltil will fail eff any At the western open in lege f least the fans skraddn't sr any Jane were on the sidelines of the 1'f:Vrerr from peec-tim- e vmrs wc men's western amateur today as Of retire reirlv every trara bs a pair of veterans —Mrs RuaseJ of Omaha and Betty fivfn tap player fn ivdttry srrv-U- c Mann a0 flv- rr s:k lirf-mc- n Jameson 23 of San Antonio Texas but thrre are rut on the championship how at 0 Sunset good boys Ridge "Tha? increased physical train-- i Mrs Mann who has been at this r courses ar eol'crrs havr ttirnd business for some 15 seasons and ur rotfrtjt players hct ntiht Mi? Jameson a veteran of 11 never hive thought cf !rync tlieir camp tigrs went after the chamIt ind nt faethall" route pionship over the Charier h iaw the howl cr-These women rot only have been ual pltyed as usual next New the tournament mill beears t!y "ahheaih service through fore but also have had a good teams m iy paiy in of them shire of championship cups In the last 10 year Mrs Mann advanced to the championship by defeating Mary RECORDED Acnes Wall Menominee Mich 1 vicup Miss Jameson's semi-fintory was at the experuse of Dorothy Ellis Indianapolis the Indiana AT EL state champion 3 and 1 -- The tourney will be conducted on medal play and handicap basis iay is scheduled to open at eleven 3-- 6 1 Philadelphia Leiutenant Robert Hamerston Two-bas- e P--- Boston 50 52 47 Kildeer Country club of Chicago will be one of the hot favorites' Another serious contender will be ) Wi-liir- r Tr Th: Mi a ' r ra r hy rf years in t"e up rr Ante: 1' had gridiron further gand I! V S who barely cxi wren foe t ball 9 S'l-c- 'ci Pittsburfrtl "i:capo 42 53 52 57 64 fis 69 fc-- 9 PiK-atell-1 78 Lieutenant James McAlvin of the 7 (10-10- Brooklyn St Louis New York Cincinnati Aug open a playoff today for the Pet Result Boston Brooklyn 10-- 7 Philadelphia 2 New York 5 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 7 Cincinnati 0 St Louis 4 (6-9- Attcr-ianc- j Wide Open Play Grid Games f4-S- DENVER Friday's (2-10- "EAR- - 'r Michigan Coach Predicts rii DENVER Aug 15 (AP)— Silas Newton whose tournament golf career goes back to the days of wooden-shafte- d W L d Pet clubs and New York 74 37 667 balls showed the younger Biston 60 50 545 '53s links generation the value of play-51- 3 Cleveland pi 53 St Louis 50 56 ing straight and easv in' - winning Detroit 57 61 4S3 the Colorado amateur champion49 Chtcaso 454 59 4 30 46 61 Washington ship 44 73 376 Philadelphia The Denver oil man underlined the lesson by trimming Friday's Results Bill Korns University of Utah stuOhicaso 1 Detroit 7 New York 11 Philadelphia 2 dent from Salt Lake City who Only games scheduled is only 20 in the match yesterday 6 and 5 Today' Pro!ahle Pitchers New York at Philadelphia (2) — Breuer Just 24 years ago Newton won vs Fowler i and Gomez his first state golf title by capturand Christopher Washington at Bo ton (2) — Hudson ing the Virginia crown He has vs Huehson and competed in golf meets in many (14-3and Dnbsori (7-— (S-at vs Detroit Chicago parts of the world Humphries Benton ) Virtually every player he beat St Louis at Cleveland f night) — Niegel-inthis week on the Denver country vs Dean ) ) club battleground was voung Chicago enough to be his son— and in fact I)ptrolt ABHOA ABHOA one o' them is The new chamKo''ow av2b 3 12 3 Blood- 4 1 1 0 Mses rf worth 2b 4 2 1 7 pion outpointed his 4 0 4 0 Cramer cf 4 2 2 0 son Fred in the semi-finaHeap cf ss 4 1 3 3 McCoskv lf 3 0 1 0 AppiiTsr Newton's calm methodical game If 4 0 1 0 York 3 113 2 Wright lb was far from sensaKu'ael lb 3 1 11 0 HiKgins 3b 2 1 0 2 yesterday 3 0 2 0 tional—he was four over Kenredy3b 4 0 0 3 Ross rf par for 2 0 2 0 Franklin eg 4 1 3 3 Dickey c 31 holes— but he never let 3 0 0 0 Parsons Lee c 4 14 0 the p up 4 0 13 on the bespectacled Utah White p junior ivorns won only four holes He 31 4 24 9 Totals 31 8 27 17 was Totals one down at nine four down Score by Innings: — IS at 1 000 100 000 and five down at 27 going Chicago Detroit 000 103 03x — 7 over par before the siroKes Summary: Errors— Lee Hoae Runs batmatch ended ted in — York 2 Franklin 2 Bloodworth (5-6- i !:' 15 Ry IH fJII Fl LLKRTOV Jr Wide World Sports Columnist NEW YORK Aug 15 — Whc Alva Bradley handed Iou Boudre that new contract the other da he instructed Lou to "sell the Ii dians to Cleveland" No woi der Boudreau is getting 25 G's Bob Madr year for the job recently elected mayor of Chap Hill reports that contrary to r ports he hasn't quit drumbeatii Four state champion teams L 33 W American League : nerc-4-che- National League rims Utcthn in i ©iirney Mickey Witek drove in two runs 27 s 31 S 27 15 with three hits the final cne breakTotal? r I in e e deadlock in the sev£ ing a two-a- ll 000 310 C21 — 7 enth Litwhiler poled his eighth ' F'i: ( a 002 200—4 homer to knot the score in the Ben-S':nnarv ' Rars Fou: lii"le: Pieron F'ria jtrrith S'vtr- - second while Northy's blow tied Teson F rs': FVror —- it again in the fifth A walk Hub-bell- 's Piers T Lew Jeser 2 For- is sacrifice and Witek's third S' cn hies — pz-'fiu'j Tw ' hit s irra'? hit — Foua the Giants in front to stay put ras-e' fcaK Ferrara in the seventh " Ha hv :'"ier The Cubs backed up Lon War-ncke- 's — Lew 2 'fke' R'irs retvrs--- " " "' d hi:'? -- Off Lew 7 seven-hitte- r it with an 4 Ffrnri ""fir:! mi— By to trip the Pirates 1 assault r' 'virke: nnutae r'ayi — FTli was l't a a ecre-n to Dunn It Warncke's Jt on Left eighth win and Oiier 12 I1ah Fa'' 10 Purs second since he left Louis Bill n rier-3 r jes-Darle'g f'vjj Bob Nicholson ra'er-i— for Time rapped I'mKlinger 2:15 Mjicahv a two-ru- n in the first while homer 'cuhirg and Witteck 410 Stan Hack connected in the next inning for the Cubs t "rVi Rookie Hal White turned in a ABHOA ABHOA Wi' 2h 5 12 1 four-hittas the Tigers trimmed !:arrs 3b 5 P 0 2 Tw ne 3b 5 2 0 4 1 It was Whites VmI re 4 13 3 Kor'arencf 4 0 0 0 the White Sox 4 3 Lowe 4 2 13 0 SVter 2h 3 the win of lb eighth year against 10 c 4 0 5 O Drake 4 1 2 0 defeats rf Sox The got their one cf 4 1 0 0 ITnanskelf 3 2 0 0 H - er e 2 12 3 tally off him in the fourth on a V'i aims lb 4 1 7 1 Paulson c 3 2 S 1 ouble and two infield outs Detroit 0 Stilcv Pirr rf ta 0 5 312 10 got only eight hits off Thornton 3 0 4 if C r et p 2 10 2 Lee but two were homers Rudy 0 0 p 10 York hitting his eighteenth in the 1 10 0 fourth and Jimmy Bloodworth T aa's 31 s 21 11 Totals 311127 14 jolting his twelfth in the sixth x fnT D:ivls In ninth The Yankees slaughtered the R 0o0 ona 002 — 5 and set a new sin000 022 03x — 7 Athletics 11-- 2 S'eaerarva Lowe Drake hits — Appling Kennedy gle game major league record for Parsons fc'r-s:e2 D 2 Kuhel Cramer Home runs — York Blood Piu's?n double as 17956 fans looked wor'h Stolen base — Moses Sacrifice — t Vaa-- e plays B VVsrrer Vpl!irri! on r Frror It one the pre- MeCosky Fte'ter Tn:on 2 bettered Double plays — Koiiowav to by Twr-lsFrown 'ats Kuhel Kcllovay to Appling to Kuhel Bases Sac'ter vious record held several joint Wi-s- e ty S'cr-— Off Lee 4 White 3 Struck out on f n base — BaV'i-teams r'ivs--V- a The Yankees turned in —Byballs to s'ctter to B Lee 2 White 4 AtTime — 1:34 D W i:cnt double-killing- s Sfetter to B seven tendance — 25S3 all in P W: -- 4- - i - ABHOA1 'V Fairways of the Ogden Golf and Country club will attract more than 50 officers of Hill field Sunday when the first annual Hill field tournament is scheduled The tournament will be for officers only and is expected to attract more than 50 players The field may exceed 75 players Lieutenant B Wanamaker announced today Professionals George Schneiter of Ogden Country club and Ernie Schneiter of El Monte have offered cooperation They will pro-- ! vide clubs for officers who left their playing equipment at their 4-- Erger Idaho Full ff " ° ° " i h-- rltrher — -- 1 Hr--- ' on S W:-rn- 3214 i'-i- cs Lake 12 Baen lf) Dijars!cri 2 eriareai t'Tpirvs 2 rerh'e Left ras v 4 0cn rur!fi S-- ABHOA av Her- -' e 5Hrr:rit'in : z - — Lot:rke 2 Hi'manVi Kerr ri1 - 2 II Frrir 2 Ctenre Twin Far f Off Venture:-:- nrn v Kor-rP- S' ir:'i ' v::— r 'fio no lux 7 Hi vhett Strutfr 2 Cresnea : Kn s — RuRJ - - rat2 Mti — Fn-iStnlen - s 34 10 27 11 error in rtn'h -- FOR BIG AUGUST 1 1 Bingham Ball Club Fights For Post t irsT i he I1sh!4 stored twiee m th 'th a:al mided n sutli in th hiath fcr the vu tary margin rI " t cm em ttornini- Vr'urei out bahs Ian si'ofri! three runs in the eirh :: raarked Falls Tony Idaho EVENING Job d i R to Clevelan ( AWAIT GPkII) TILTS n Fleen rnndirl:itp for thf iiaven t onn for a series of army relief benefit games line up in "battle formation" Backs left "i- - '"He ujeiene r n ruraie i orp vikp i raneis f b Nebraska Capt John Pingel 1 h Micnisan Mate Lt Sam Bartholomew q b Tennessee Linemen left to Sgt Frank Delmonieo r e Ho y Cross Pvt Floyd Spendlove r Utah Lt C harles Henke r g right A & M Texas Lt Tom ureenfield Arizona Pvt Frank Kapriva I g Wake Forest Corp Walter Barnes 1 Louisana State lT Lt James Sterling 1 e Texas A & 1 ffieers raise his runner-u- p batting mark in the National league to 325 and tohis tal to 79 One of his hits in the first game was a double tying him for the league lead in that department with Stan Hack of the Cubs each having 30 His four hits palled him to 13" just two short of the league's best mark held by Enos Slaughter of the Cardinals Curt Davis held the Graves to seven h:ts in the first game for his twelfth win while Brooklyn belted out 15 hits Whit Wyatt allowed only eight blows in the nightcap as the Dodgers collected 11 It was Wyatt's fourteenth victory Mort Cooper went the route for the second time since June 30 as he pitched the Cardinals to a two-h- it 0 triumph over the Reds last night Cooper notched his seventh shutout of the vear as he trave un tt- -i tr k:'- n t Ul Uie iirL "'us an T Frank McCormick in the fourth Carl" HbbeI1 allovvcd only four hits two of which were homers by Dan Litwhiler Ron Northey to Sain his seventh victory in a row and eighth of the vrar n thp runs-batted-- P2H - 4 n loop-leadin- g 0 3 Ii p 2 o 0 o 0 0 0 0 cr lllrriru' ' " ' ' uprising t rth ani Falls s a 0 5 2 3 4 s the d Sur'T- :e- haeb-!- layi-- on la - ' il re- - ptsfl and Uzdpn IVchrr Iudwig Iew cave up seven Id ho Falls made f vr errors cui Id - r hva-- Chg 5 11 1 -- - but halt to thrr' (ha Ian t T M s Run trMn : "" Uceavsi sasa'ional rt:n-- i hi - ' S Hen rh"- H-- Ihitchrtt Or'ila joiiiuh a:fu-!- f'Ac nt l'crrara Ihivsr t!- rr inrlng: - " - to ho LMjlTU nut :' hanks ii :A: the !:' tp uith Leo: K-- n 5 5 T - r and and was t out fhr-- Trn Ju ' r i n ":: r Flrtrr Orhla Nick li'VC d by Lf fty 'ke il-hr- nar: the si Ki K've Tip at that j '' walkei h " ' H h F-ci- jar:i : l"y Mirarrr a nrcvl m : r ri !:- i ' and it 'i r vi r st it: sinf hi rinm at out i s- tt srnt Pari liar- i'seld hit to f tl To 7 4 dc-l'nr- ' v i' jUH'i A I l l Li-f-- en! 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O-ve- i ! th vv-- Email 5-- -1 a p u I W plurality 21 ' - " ( K P ii I I 21 There always will be room for ' -- dn 7 Idaho Falls 4 argument as to what single player is the most outstanding on a Twin Falls 6 Salt Lake 7 club like the Dodzrers siree their f'n atflio 5 Hoe 7 in the National league is Probable triumph Pitchers lodaj's OUn at Idaho Falls S:10 p m— basically a h am job Thein clubcir-is I its !'i iivs Cordit 5 leaving the field behind f'o e'l!n at Iose S:45 p m — cuit because more good players are vs N "ir'is u7-Harrimn on it than any other clurj But Medvviek although he'll have Tv :n FhIIs flt Salt Lake 8:30 p tough competition from Mickey !1! -- b ana Ul-vs Petersen (10-7- ) Pete Reiser and PeeWee if i vitam Reese has performed ably enough to top the club and the league He IH ill I'tilU Salt l nU- AB H O A AH II O A poked a pair of hits in each game c t I Sa: l''r rf as the Dodders drubbed the Braves 4 'j ft us 4 1 Chr r trto the nr'ri 514 414 1 2'") iff ' Friday's lu suits u ii new 13 15 21 19 18 10 13 1 r t the third apifal d h at Ma:- - r i opfr r r cvi rte Pet L n-- bv h Mel Rrevea rav nr! to 5 Fni: W wea-en'- l I -- e filler h in :!T3 i at I'm if 17 r1 :A designation as the senior circuit's most valuable player Naturally whh almost sx weeks of the season yet to po much can happen to help or birJer Medwick's chances of wirnir?: the coveted award Bat if the ballots were to be cast today the muscular slug-pe- r would carry it off by a decisive PIONEER LEAGUE Ti 11 h c?toirst - STHF-FFFL- n - v - jfttw I- Shutout Ball for Cardinals Press Staff iaiiiii in iuc i luxifcx Udt'UUU league NEW United 15— OutfieldYORK was buck to two today but the Pilots had to halt a er Joe Me J wick Aug pnirs of the Brooklyn Pocatello ninth-i- ri: rally to win last night 7 to 5 Do Igcrs appears to be headed for Th a'I-- fcii SB4 SA1I — W i j I'-- Eleven All-St- ar Mort Cooper Pitches I'v The Associated Press J Candidates for Army JOE MEDWICK I |