Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 18 ITisIun' MAJOR? LEAGUE RACES Talk Moally Good More Watert Open Takc$ Big ’ in By ED W ELLS NATIONAL LCAOI’R Iba Tabs Bund) Pet n3 n i tK9 623 Uliit ago New fork Hr Lout Split With Cliisox Lose Ground Tiger Beat Red Sox Macks 4o 443 wburf h Stars Drop Sacs Again Angels Lose 404 The waters in both the Provo and r'uiiiphi 35 Weber are vet a little heavy Fish- Cincinnati WtdBwdtr’t i4ivlif ing in the Provo has been streaked II Chicago 1) limit reporting exceptional catches Philadelphia B rook lyo PilUburgb 5 other having left Its banks empty Bouton itt HI Jahii poponed fain We-bthe in Landed However fishing New York 3 Cincinnati 11 seems to be Improving Tbandii i bidate at Clnrlnnatl NEW STATE CABIN Brooklvn lit huno Sew York at rit 1Otiia From Ffeh Like come tales of Philadelphia at Piuburh (3 more the Hat catehe great nrw from that resort CHICAGO June 25 (T) --Gabby la the fact that the stale Is reHartnett swung I fie biggest club of Fritz Nothe Wins for Seatmodeling Its old building A new all today as the Cubs won a structure built onto the old one 13 to game from Philadelphia will add thrre room Spring w12 and advanced to within one game tle With Double Seals ater has been piped Into the cabin g of the Brooklyn and all Improvement necessary Robins Missions Victors for a modern ranvon home have Hartnett hit hl fifteenth and sixbeen made In fact Chief Deputy In season home runs of the teenth Newell Cook who I at Fish lake succession fo bi Ing the Cubs Into the aopervlrlng the remodeling Job lead and then capped his attack with says the state ran now match Ita a single ui the ninth that brouglvt housing quarters thrre with the home the winning run With his finest private cabins other single he accounted for a total of six runs More water to fish! The tipper grand Guy Bush was credited with the Cottonwood lake will all be opened victory although he pitched but to local sportamen July 1 In addiof an Inning e tion Strawberry reservoir and the Brooklyn opens a series June 25 (TV — to the Victory highway here tomorrow with first place at river up second straight diabove the Indian creek bridge stake g Sacramento over the I CHICAGO version dam and Currant creek miLADEIPHIA A H 2 to Defeat of Los BHOA Senators today 8 which flows Into the Strawberry 4othrn ef B 4 0O4 0 Rlalr 3b 6 15 6 3 open on Uiat dale "tiiftrloik lb 4 lOORnaitah S 3 3 0 5 3 6 0 'uyifr rf OouL If 5 I 3 Klrtu rf 531 © WiNon ef LAKES OTEX JULY 15 ®ersh!l) 1 ?t ft :S ? f S Thirty-on- e i Si The 'steady hurling of Jim Turner lake In the Ulnlahi ?hh rhvnow m Alls Harnett i Mi t Hollywood hurler was In great part Witt ester to Uteh” fishermen for the trlumpn i o from July 15 nntll the closing of “p':::S3 I 0 JO' rwixmaible p IT R H S'ore 0 6 0 p p the I950 icason These take were NtrhoU 3 ft 0 Rarrnmnto 9 0 0 ) Uirlejf p 110 Koupai I 13 Hollywood 0 0 planted two year ago and have W shbjr p 0 0t 0 0 Minke p Httr riee — Thomaa BmlUr and Wirta 0 t) 5U4li Been closed to fishermen alnce p luruer and BasMrr 0 0 0 © oiUrd Seventeen of the group have never yiMiuifil I 1 0 Ot Barn fished before so Utah hook SEATTLE June 25 (ft— Fritx 3 15 27 13 Total! ToUlt 43 1724 and line artists have seventeen Knolhe Seattle third baseman for NtrhoU In tnvfnth new source for “the biggest catch knocked Los Angeles out of a chance b— Hbii for BlttiriBU In nr vent! e— Baited for Koupai in ninth ever made" to ride In first place In tlie Pacific — Non out Utn wmnint run icorrd of the Bear The headwater Coast league today when he rapped Nrorf by tuning 301) 041 river Burnt f ork and llenry’i Philadelphia a double to left field with the bases ©u2 27 )I— U In the ninth Inning to give fork in Kummlt county and Ca- Chlraao Frrora— Pnihrn Thomnaon loaded Suntmary rter and hief creek tn Daggelt Thrvenow victory over the Blair 2 balled in Klein the Indians a Runt r Cuyler ft HnrtnettBeck8 county will also open on July 15 3 Whitney 34 Orlmm Angels A win for Los Angeles would To-baO I xml lavts have put the Angels In a tie for first e hits— Whitney C’uylrr SOME TROUT Home tuna- - Hartnell 2 Da place with Sacramento as the Senah II — Whitney DoubaaoStolen via Thompson Cuyler This week's best fish story: "The ble plav Peek to Blair tp OrJmm 3 BHsea tors lost to Hollywood today Hror R H T 4 Blake largest rainbow trout reported cauRht nil ball Osborn Bhealy t Bcnae To AngrlM 6 8 2 t Htrurk out— Bnte 3 Nelaon 3 Shealy 3 Hr in this vicinity this sc r son and prob- Hit— 7 (Me 9 0 3 4 In in NeUnn I Osborn — lurfoot Hobfrom nd Wrrro Dgiteriyg ever taken the Huen 1 3 largest in 3 Blake 4 in 3 3 3 Bunh 0 in ably mifaty 2 in' Lamuky uid Cox L Ntchola j’ iVl 'Koup'r"'in Ble creek was hooked Just below 3 In 0 Wild Koupai Bprtngvlli power plant Monday by Wrionehby POIITTAND Ore Jut 25 OT— Bawd bail— iavia Loatua Jolin Crandall of that city The fish WTiiouahhy Zlnn hart the Portland batspitcher— Willoughby Jimmy 12 nrasured Inches long nearly three men tamed throughout today's game thick wide "btl four Inches inchea 6 in Francisco took an easy vic1 r®les jvreiucr 1 and weighed approximately six pounds" tory 7 to 2 In only one Inning could Mr Crandall! Fall Victim Page the Ducks find Zmn at all while Itobing PITTSBUROH June 25 bPl— The MaiU was hit hard iMorr R H E behind ball 4 PirateA plavtd fine the RanKcorcKrunclxco lb Teams Blaadiag 7 1 13 3 8 9 equally good pitching of Ray Kremer Portland 7 1 er PR fh! Ruth the Yankees swept both ends of tlie of their third double-headRu-p irjworih e 1 1 week with the St Louis Browns win- J ? 3 XhT’ V iao0 nlng toduy’s game by 5 to 4 and 16jHoiiru p to 4 TiMfclB 34 8 37 13' Tul4 (HiJ I u Kr 4 I 7 4 3 © 4 3 3 2 3 0 3 0 4 1 8 0 9 © 9 2 fUlr tb MHlllo 2h Oulllc rf Fcrrc'l Rewarl c p I kO Rourkt 1 sTn Told 0 Sor 30 3 3 0 1 6 0 3 4 17 2 0 I i A final game Mver Have Rice 3b 2b rf Harrl rf 4 330 Umuihi If e cronin m 331 4 13 MrLeod m S Shires lb 3 1 0 l Juki tb m 0 3 Thanman ft ©I by 3 elig p To4M 34 10 0 1 2 10 32 10 27 HUu J3 ©ft© 810 w 3 3 3 2 I 1 0 0 3 3 1 0 0 0 3 0 4 0 3 0 1 1 4 4i ©040 L IJOVCl 1118 j Handball Tilt Clyde Lloyd advanced to the seml- - tot Score Eleven One Inning I 4 0 Huns in 41501 S 1 0 7 4 c 3b of the Washington B H OA Bsr - at o CaldwelL Considers Splitting Season A A CHICAGO June 25 (ft— A meeting of American as6oclation baseball magnates to consider the advisability of a split season was called for July 1 by President Thomas J Hickey today The meeting will be held at the Stevens hotel Chicago President Hickey said the proposal to divide the season had been suggested to hint as having operated successfully In the Pacific Coast the Texas and Southern leagues each of which awards a pennant to the midseason leader The Amerfcan association club owners will consider the project for the first time at the July 1 meeting ROAD IS CLOSED MOSCOW Idaho —Saturday at midnight the forestry road leding into the Magee ranger station up Lelberg creek and Into Teepee and was Independence creek regions closed for the season This practically eliminates fishermen from that hike into territory as the the fishing waters Is a hard one to was the negotiate Fire hazard le ©0©— 4 5 - 0c fMO Huns bait'd in Frror—Half 2 MHlIlln1 Rvrd Rtjh Chapman hl’o-Bv- rd O'jIUc Two-ba- c Ofhrlf Three-bas- e I’lo hiU— Chapman Byrd Home run— Laaaeri Sacrlflcea— Ruth Oul-li- e Double playa— Wneathnt upaasiated Rtewarl and Melillo Basra on ball -- Well 2 B'ruck out — Writ ft 8’rwarl t Hit bjr pt(citr— By Sceaart (Gehrig) 13 Brrond came Ml LOl IP 5 4 3 If Krr't Mrllllo 3b () Hourkr 3b Manitm c H’arlmldrr p (folshnnfier p xKimsfy 3 r 0 1 I 1 2 0 2 3i © 1)5 4 Brd BHOA 5 13 0 110 7272 rf terl CGft’tr 9 4 0 i © 0 O' 3 0 0 0 4 YO°Fv 1’Plcr ef 9 OcrVr fa 0 Ruth rf 3310' 4 A’Oehrlg rf OuMic NEW f BHOA' 14 5 nit:i 1h Had rr rt -- 3b lb If DltVry c Jkrrtfouth Chapman 0 Ruflinc C 3b p 35 in 74 11 Tot! for Holhauaer m 9th Brorr by inuUtga Tollf XHutied 47 20 27 10 111 — 4 003 3 U 93x— U Errora— Mallllo Holrhauacr Orrbrr Funs batted in— Rice Ruth 4 Cooke 3 Dickey 2 Chapman Orhrlw S Loserl Kress Ruffin 3 KtmrT Blue lwo-ba- r hits -- Cuoke Ruffing Blur Three1-ba- r hi5 - (tulllc Chapman Orhrl Home runs— Pu(h 3 Cooke Dickey Orhrig Stokn bmps -- Cooke Bentmjgh Racnfuf — Flic - BIim unawiBid ttHtirrleg— Ziuu and Penrbsky Matt pnd(ul'lr Juble andrlay-Ofhrlf Lairerl Oerbr Mellllo Krtsi PiikmiNAno Robins In their Ban? on ball - Blteholdrr tiul Mur ? Holxhaurr 3 Ruffin k out— Ruf BAN FRANCISCO June 25 OT — fin 3 Holihaurr 3 H1dAtru — Blarholdrr 7 1 Fuzzy Hufft Mpmt Missions outfield- - in 3 0 out in— 4th)' HoHhaiu'eri 13 in ft le&ffu© leaders iOfrt piti on an individual home run Luting pitcher Blaeholdor R‘ Lorn Nrw York nummary Snnort hitting act today and batted the San Francisco team to a win over While Rood use of eleven wallops off Dudley and Clark I MTT5BUFOH BROOKLYN BHOA! BHOA Sox Divide 3 Oakland's Oaks Furay's In the sixth tied the score and lie nicked Craghead for another in the eighth to put the locals In the lead i he Oaks scored all their runs tn the second inning on four hits 8'or? H n E four-bagg- er Twin Willi Athletics PHILADELPHIA June 25 The Cltlrago White Sox held the world's champion Athletics to an 4 4 even split In a double-heade- r PrfMln if 4117© 3 here 4 ! 0 4'ihr lb Wright M second the today taking game 7 to 4 Finn 2h 3 I 12 113 DnnMl m 44 33 43 0ft Ohk land 2 4 6 5 3 Hcrnirv c an the Athletics had e alter 4 tmpr ftjiNion 0 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kremer DaMenea - Craxhead and Lombard) p Dudley 9 H romp tn the opening contest 3 0 0 1) Clark p Pilleua and Brenael Ted Lyons was walloped hard in saTTVrTa 33 7 34 U Total the first affair while George Earn-shaTnfulu Ba ore by lnnUi was limiting the Sox to seven ©n©— ©hf Brook rn 4 OoO hits 3 - ft PiHaburth Runt bat'ed bumiiturr1 Error- - RarteH Chlrago finished Rube Walberg In In P Waiter rantham Comoroky four innings of tlie second game hi Hemslrr Comoroaky P Waiter Dranthain CotnortwIiK Three-i- s Braxton relieved Caraway with none hit Frederii k Home OAKMOVT Pa June out In the sixth Inning and pitched (API - Two Sarrlf‘ce - Kremer P Waiter Double 34 ullee totlav awrut rounds ofer f ball the rest of the way Hultr to Bartell to Ruhr Bartell nluvout of (he ln(ercolleiitie rhamu’nwl ip oi fin mnr run apeiphm ft ciiioAno B 1 1 13 Idaho P)— The Baseball league was functioning today as an Idaho league with the withdrawal of both ths Oregon members Announcement of the withdrawal of Baker was made here following a meeting last night at Ontario at the call of Henry Salisbury cf Ontario president Ontario withdrew Sunday at the close ol the first hall ol tlie saaaon because of Inability to draw crowds large enough to support the team Baker withdrew because of being no far isolated from the four Idaho members The first games of the reorganized league will be played June 29 w iih Nampa playing at Boise and Payette BOISE Oregon-Idah- — Three-bas- 3 I 4 3 4 0 27 and won the to 5 Cleveland B HO series flnal round in the class B handball Error— Johnson FotheraUI Summary I 1i I1 oll Runs batted lnA’eander 2 Miller l tournament being slaged under the Koeui Bcarrtu Hhvns Two-bsii- e Lrp qJUfI rngef ‘ 10© 1 Btolo bwe-Xnrlhit— OIL i § direction of H C Mortenson at the 0 ©© t mwfcjb' ! p flee— Koenig Itcarrltt Miller Doub’e nug'jbln'askU 4 15 Deseret gym when he battled to a 0 0 Rul o 0 Ohatto p — MoManus to 4 0 0 1 21-- 8 Gehnnger to Aletaiodfr 1 6 0 0 Brown p 21-victory over Bert Reeves to Alevander Johnson to Alexander xLlnd on balls Miller to Rhyne to Sweeney Ml 14 15 14 37 V Totals Wednesday Lloyd will meet the winTotal 31 1 3 3 out Atrtck Unesett Durham Ruvvll ner of the Alfrey-EldredX— Batted Gliatto In ninth game to 7 In HU — Russell Hotsett 4 RuBseli 1 1 000 01 1 030— 5 be played this week-en- d Hit by Ditcher Cleveland 7 Durham in 12-- 3 13 010 10— 0011 By HotfftcU (NarkgkyJ Losing pitcherH Hauerbach after losing the first Washington RuftSfU Errors— Hartley Ooldman 3 18-2- 1 Summary nosed out M Woolley In Harder 3 ODatto Shim Kuna batted in game 21-1- 9 to win the final two tilts 21-Bluete 3 HoUapp Rica 4 Shlrea Brown Two-ba- e hlta — a place In the quarter-fin- al Hartley round Myr AewrllLThrea-bay hits — Averlll Rica Rice Hayes The winner of that Stolen base — Harder Sacrifice— Rice Por- with R Karren ter Burnett Hodapp Double playa— Brown game plays G Chapptus for the lower WASHINGTON June 25 (ft— Oo-in- g to Hardpr to Goldman to bracket position in the finals Ctoma to b nir on bail— Harder 3 fihoff-- j on ft batting spree the Washing- - Morgan 3 Brown 4 Ollaiio 4 Jablotvowaki 11 scorpi) t°n RpnAtnra toaay 3 nowski o tn o onatto J in l Htj Brown run5(?truclf out — wild ill the seventh inning against Clevc- - Harder I in &tiUtt0Shoffncr-- in I Jabio-- I Pitch— Harder toning pitcher— fthoffnar in? Griffs lb Hnrirravf Bteaart la inmnu: Louj 1 3b hew York Summary Iheve-nov- PrwtWIfk ef OiiPftrt 3b Herman rf Hi n tte lb o o S - BHOA J if 7'0hilg Firo cf kB tried for 4t NEW YORK r'A'I' Vi' " ? -- to BHOA' Bvid n Bin 11 score was 5 LODW ©T 1 Kremer held the o o i land l Brs Pint fume 1 The and Walter Stewart Q rrus - U Burnett 3b Ir Vrri Morgan lb 2b IHodapp dhfl (inf) ©40—— 4 ft ver ill cf J00 0(W— 3 Porirr rf noil wniie ueimg r?oolri find Df Boston come In a duel between Ed Wells © 3 P- 40“ 1 1 n for Hnvuorth In ft'li t Bultrd for Durham In Bih Score b lnninct too season “-- 203-- it er league-leadin- © 13 NEW YORK June 25 cn—Led once more by the one and only Babe four-gam- irr loti Chicago fll Louti at Philadelphia Detroit at Wahint on Cleveland at New York rd 1 5 4 Tbr4yi 8fh4ai at Boston league-leadin- 1 Philadelphia V ehn 3 Boton nd Detroit free-hitti- one-thi- Nrw York 4 Hko C!ev Resulti W4nr4ay'i Tallin could thread needle headed Sharkey could have coped Ice-co- ld a with hand He could Mr Tunney was a He hair Schmel- As between Sharkey Service He like didn't I the excellence Ing think par Utter has the better NEW YORK June 25— Under flip it left He It his "of did chance of shot the' Sharkey flips Panama thatch at the ringside Improving Sharkey Sharkey-Schmellng fight sat Mr Mr Tunney with 190 pounds hung reached his peak In the first few James J Tunney formerly Gene I10 ! and a snipper st the end I rounds against Dempsey and he Fou that Mr Tunney would hasn't been as good a fighter since erstwhile heavyweight champion of Paf blinded Herr Max In a couple But whether Schmellng will Improve His torso is com-ha- v the whole world rounds enough to beat Sharkey in September using only his left mencing to assume a comfortable j°f contour His face Is fattening upl tt would have been what the boys Is another matter touch” for Mr Tunney He looks more like alca11 greatest asset right somewhat Schmellng ss man than H Mr Tunney has ever had any re-u- n now Is his manager Mr Josephus prosperous young y Horn it all Jacobs who wou the title for lilm by athlete Well no one can deny1"1 orcr kU1jk 1 Imagine It must have been this his pertinacity In tlie ring when that he la prosperous out sat h® there under the there seemed to be some doubt as to The expression on Mr Tunney”snlht that as he sat there with threatening Bronx sky peering at which way the decision would fall He would Mr Jacobs has established a new Sharkey and Schmellng have cut Schmellng to ribbons and managerial record In winning the knocked he would have out Sharkey heavyweight championship for a with a right-han- d punch to the gladiator In six fights and I am surheart tiered I am not a mind reader prised to see him taking the chance but I Imagine Mr Tunney was I can imagine Mr Tunney deplor- of losing It In seven amused by the strange didoes of Herr ing the decadence of the division over Still I believe that Max himself Max Schmeling and bewildered by which he once was king It wasn't as1 Is largely responsible for the return the general ineptness of these men comfortable as this In those parlous1 match because Max Is stung by the who were struggling for his discarded times when the shrapnel punches of criticism over winning it on a foul the mighty Dempsey were bursting Max would probably be astonished title Mr Tunney ever a stickler for around a man's ears I haven't aug-- l by the attitude of some of our noble In If ebe his fight-! gested what Dempsey would have sportsmen if Sharkey had happened accuracy nothing Ing days must have been positively 'done to Sharkey or Schmellng when to win that fight the same way Max horrified bv the inaccuracy of Shar Dempsey was at his best You saw 'did They would have said that Max key especially that final left hand what Bharkey did to 8chmellng and took the old “out’’ and would be fling that crumpled Herr Max in the history will tell you what Dempsey hailing Bharkey as a great champion Well such Is life in the U S A did to Bharkey No man as rattle-- 1 resin dust Mr with his “ft AMERICAN irSfilg tail Ala ( the Clbi 5(X) Boston t One-Stat- er BUTTE Mont June (Pi —In view of the large number of foul committed In boxing bout of late tlie Montana alate boxing commission today ruled that lighten guilty of foula will default their share of the purses and will be subject to suspenion In addition to losing the decision in the bouts Only wlien the referee Judge and the commission’s Inspector are unanimous that a man fouling another should not be held responsible will a club be permitted to pay a boxer Sounds TIGHTEN CONTENDERS GAIN By DAMON RUNYON (Copyright 1930 by Universal 23 Loudly Dues Brat Leader Giant Falter m The stream around Salt Lake continue to hold out well after ten hr local dan of ronstant draining fishermen East ranvon ami Par close-iley' rrrrk are still Bat Harnett's Good bad and indifferent but mostly good —that describes Ibhlng the Mate conditions throughout streams according to J Arthur state Hsti and game commls loner 1930 Yankees Win RUNYON THINKS TUNNEY SURPASSES JACK MAX Oregon Idaho Breaks Pair Griffs Gene Was Genius for Accuracy With Terrific Left Poke League Into a as Tunney the left split Beat Injuns with It and sharpshooter Incl Eastern Montana Ring Chiefs Act to Prevent Fouls Bruins Snip : Robins’ Lead To One Game 2G ef O’RrirkHI Vvaiier rf 13!’ 1© i7rnnlim 18 0 Trwynof 3b 3b 0 CoinoroAky If 4 0 J 1 I 3 3 1 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 7 0 0 1 That's a Speed Waion capacity Jot carry hauling need— Wheelbase sizes up to 210 inches w Fight College 1 (Wi© © Golfers Keinain (Hl-bft- Two-b- no-h- it 1 I HO 112' pihrp b H nJO0 TilfliDiman"rf r UunfL'M H ir’ift ef rf Not - I korre-I- ' NDrlmll villn Wtri'trm Fulie 8 C Oeor e T kale Fttr lea Bam 1’iUs- - (’null v 'b Dun'ap J’rmceUui C'Ih nr lb bmiili Karim 3b rui Garb Wliale Giant Hurler Jon 4 ft 4 1 4171V o j i in !b r ' 11' 0 3 0 0 41M HU 8 nrnniis If If' 4 3 rf 3 I 7 t 4 3 0 4 3 I 0 © 1 jh M Va'r AS 3 3 0 1 V Earnshaw 317 ?4 isi Totftia inciiifa T a If 19 p CINCINNATI June 25 tft- - The former Red Pete Donohue In the Lyons p drew up to even terms for the second Inning scoring two runs and 31 13 37 12 Total e Bror? by aeries with the New York 'drove him from the mound after the fW 0© 01©— Giants by slamming out an fifth Red Lucas had an eav pitch - Chirao 8 0J4 0j3 I’MlaVInhla Error-- 1 votn Run batted victory In the final game today Ing task giving nine hits and seldom Birmnnry 2 3 Fox Dke 3 Ernhaw Cincinnati began hitting against a was in trouble 2 Thr-bCianv Twobji hiU— ivkp Im Hdaa 8'oVn C Reds W4an4ar'f KetalU Kewark Montreal 7 Baltimore & Toronto 1 Roiroter Jerey City (ID innljft) Buffalo 8 Readme 4 ft ft ft 3 O B H 1 FiPMtrtlch IMlav If mart Delivery That Reflects The Character of Your Business four-gam- It’ not just a delivery truck 1 streets — it’s ©Ox-- acter of your business 8 ble Hnptvi — nAhaw 3 Hunnf Kauirb DouBimmoti If Id C f I! 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