| Show £ V-- s' ’ f i'£''f v'nwrjN:V't-v- ir2 v v jr fialt Lake Tribune Friday Anguit 17 1936 The 2D - J Win Cards Blank Braves Dodgers Cincy Chicago Drops Jones Whiffs 13 Wins ! Ily At xo ST LOUIS 4-- the Conlest 2 CHICAGO Aug (IT) 16 ''0T'Tti!iis teammates 1G— Stan 2 pummeled Frooks Lawienee for 12 hits to beat the Cincinnati Heelings 4 2 before 3 7t7 fans The Cubs wrapped up the pame in the seventh aided by Lavwenee's error for two runs Hookie Jerry Kindall opened with a double and readied third on Jones’ sacrifice while Jones was safe when Lawienee chopped the ball Solly Drake doubled to Score Kindall and put Jones on third whence he scored on Don Honk’s saeriflce fly Men Await Finals in 31 Harry Chiti’s single Kindall’s Faciifice and Drake's first double produced a Chicago run in the fifth while Dee Fondy belted his eighth homer in the Bioo P! ogi’am Jfouith Lawrence (16-- 6 'S’DCIG 110 3 10 0 0 Totals 31 1k 37 Ifll Totals x One out when winmnig 50 17 tt) scored nin 19 Homered fur MK ail in Bth lied out for Wilhelm In flth Ran for Carnpanella in 12th d Called out on sttikes for BeRscnt in a b c 12th New York 4fM Brooklyn C t 013 140 ftlft — lla 1 POO— 4V— 8 — 10 (MHI OOO WMl Ittlefield Kill— ampinf Mnv 3 Sami J Spener Thomson 3 Gilliam 2 Snider Furillo Jitkbon 2 AIL SEMIFINAM Jernaridei Koe Hodkes CnnipanelU Division 10 Junior buck 2B — White Schoenditnst Fr I’urillo " Hhode n 1 index fillldin Valley View 2 Holliitiv Fifth 3B—Sirnl Hodges M(s t astleman Tavlorjvitle Second JJ Kim wood Milder Miv Hit— Ihtmuaon Brandt Division 14 Junior S Brandt Ftrnandtr HH — Goimr 1 Lin 8 Grant Thhd 8 Ridnk 2 Grissom 1 Wilhelm 1 Little fluid 1 Frskine 2 Hot buck 2 Rissent McKay 5 Miller 4 1 so — Ridxik 2 Wilhelm 2 L ittlefu Id Division 14 Sonier 2 Frsklne 2 Beasent 4 Drvsdnle 1 HO Mill Cioek Third Wilson 28 — Gomiz 3 in IOdik 6 in (faird Monument Lurk Fifth 3 Grant two betters in 8th (tiissom 3 in Fouitli u McCall 0 in lj Wilhelm 1 in 2 Little-fiel4 in MUDAY'S 8CIUDFIE Fiskine 8 In 4ls H buck 2 in 4i Bfssent 5 in 7 Divsdile linalt in All Division t In 1 H f H — liomt 4 4 Ridlk 3 3 Dlvlilft Nino Junior Grtcsom 2 2 Ltttifielrl 1 1 Frskme6(i U 1’— HeaMent e W— Hoebuc k 3 1 No 3 8 30 pm —Cannon FI rot v L— Lltth field U5 Cannon bt enth (for thud and fourth) (JJ) No J 7 43 p m — FiruKrution v Fed( consol it ion eral Height No a pm — JtiUeentb a Thirtieth (championship pivtsion Nina fionlor No 2 6 30 p m — Bountiful Tenth v South Bountiful (for thud and fourth) No 2 ? 4i p m — Jtilh v Cannon 5-- £at Indians Edge Tigers 4 Fourth ironsolation 8 No pm —29th v Orchard (championship! Division 10 Junior No 1 8 pm— Holladv Fifth V Kenwood (for third and fouiih) No 1 8 id pm — Valley View v 2 I ll It was ttie sixth shutout for the votei an righthander who posted his 15th vietoiy against seven defeats RICHARD Burnett MOCE THAN A PAID N f Dallas Eagles of the Texas League the oilman bought the late franchise at the record prh-of $625000 and lured Charley Orlmmwllh a managerial of $30000 a year 2 — The Ivy League’s Michael Dalton Fenn captain won the 1955 batting title with a 438 average equaling the 1891 mark set by Hugh In 1948 Texas tul-ar- Iuffy rr LOI BT I AHIIOAI Connl 2b 6 4 0 2 4 3 9 118 Chisux Annex 3rd Straight 13bBUviock 12 Division 14 —T hrniors No 4 7 10pm Mill Creek s Grant Fourth (fur third and fourth) No 4 9 44 p m — Monument i’aik Wilson (championship) Kilinerf luttl cf Rolling 2b 2 131 Hnctu r Jb 4 0 4 17 Wilson c 0 0 0 Hoeft p Porter Streeter Wins Midget Event Tlnee midget auto drivers vveie cm ted off to the hospitals and Jolinnv Streeter led the curtailed field to vietoiy in the fust nil midget nuto iaee pro-p- i am of the season at the Fair gi omuls Thursday night The sensational clash fame on the 13th lap wiien V II Scott the pack was run up and over by Bes Warner with Scott rolling over Dick Johannech in trjing to avoid the tangle hit the fence All thrp were hos appitalized although non peared seriously injured Barber Billy Freshwater had spun out attempting to pass Seolt and by the time the 33 lap iaee ended onlv five of the oiiguial starters weie in the rare TERMS 0 AS 50 AS toW A W£ 7 1 1 V n (b 0 0 0 0 ( Uk (to rf 4 2 0 0 Ward lb 5 0 6 0 Hetf me 10 1 1 110 ore p Wynn p 0 S 1 1000 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 H- knocked Oi bmall 110 0 0 0 0 0 Total 617t4 6l b HHnrcU c Total 27 I'ouled for Phillip in 8th eWalktd for Kennedy in 8th WM O’! 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(UI)— Aug un after Robeito left New Ruben Maei oskl singled with two Giants’ righthander was Vernon At St Louis shuck pitching Pirates dnve off a COLif GlATE 1955 THE LEADER only one Inning In relief of Championship games in the Don Bessent six-waM Mon softball tournaBROOKLYN NEW YORK ABH 0 A AR H O A ment will be held Friday night 7 2 5 0 8 2 4 0 GUIlam If Brndtrflf hdnst 2b 7 3 4 2 Kohinsn 2b 4 0 42 30 at Church Safi ball Tark 2200 SMays 7 3 cf 0 2 Snider 5 3 cf 4 2 10 Rhodes If 3 110 Furillo rf South Second West 1b 6 3 2 4 Vt ilheim P 0 0 0 Jackson 14 2 In9 in The program unique 1 0 0 0 Hodges lb b Vi Ison Ittlfield p 2 0 0 1 Campniia C 5 3 8 0 mountain sports annals will tWhite 0 0 tel 0 0 1 10 3 c 6 Anioro lb ft Grounded out tor Gramma In 8th btlemn 3b 5 112 Drysdule p 05 0 03 08 provide the climax to an amhz-in- (Sirni bGrounded out fur L rente In 9ih 2 5 2 7 2 Fernndex c 158 team program which Sianrer M 60751 rsktne p 4 inrinnatl 2001 010 OtW loo— t 0 0 0 0 Roebuck P 110 0 000 110 Ids— 4 p ( htcaro a total of 180 games run Cioinez saw 2 0 11 2 2 0 0 Heosent p Hidzik p F— Honk Lawrence liFU— Ktndnll Or iBHorn p 0 0 0 0 d Howell c 10 10 off in less than two weeks Fonfty Drrfke 2 Hobmon hoak 0 0 0 Mr ( 0 J’ost Drake 2 Kinrtnll Morvii HH— — KiYidciil ondv Kubinvon June HB— I rente 3 Jone 2 M— Lawrence 8 June 33 H i FI— 11 HP— June lawrence 4 3 Jones 2 ) G— hluarewskt ' W— Jone WHAT IN CONFERENCE BROOKLYN Aug 16 (IT) D"k £i kletv wivv Un'bv'p Mudd sairrshfd Tuiti?t”'l'i!ysed' to lilt left handed pthh off the right field streen in ing homeied higli over the the seventh Inning off Lew right field scieen with one out in the 13th inning off southHuidette of the Milwaukee Ihaves for the 1072nd extra paw Dick Littlefield Thursday night to give the Dodgers a base hit of his caieer 10 9 victory over the Giants in Mel Ott smashed out 1071 tense struggle that a 10 In 27 base hit3 long extra games a during his 22 years with the ended two minutes before New Yoik Giants league curfew The homer Snider's 33rd was TIip outfielder first baseman of the Cairhnals has 5t5 the first he has hit off a left doubles 162 triples and 3 15 hander this year homcis during 2101 games in THE VICTORY enabled the 11 seasons with St Louis Dodgers to stay three games behind the league leading Milwaukee Braves — tors Thursday and his Chicago Cub lated Aug I’ri-- Musial $80000 a year handyman of the St Louis Cardinals Thutsdajl night set a new National League Fxtra base hit reooviU n ii!' if Snider Raps Ilomer in 13 ill Frame Sian Sets NL Model 170 U SQyS its vA |
