| Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 1030 27 19 DODGERS TAKE FIRST OF 'CRUCIAL SERIES’ FROM BRUINS 'fr Cclicvc II or Not All Leaders In American Are Winners TRIBVNS WILL APPEVR IN TOMORROWS EXPLANATION OP THIS CARTOON Turf Results and Entries Hollies Put By Rijilo) Dazzy Vance Fat Limits Cubs iRtg Ui U 8 Office iov To Lone Run 2fH3f2i Macks Hoot Smacked Smarl Hues Twice Giants Browns Whip 5 auks Beat Indians Griffs Down Tigers AMHIIC4N 1 F AM F t tbr Hubs Mandins MiIIb drlrha Wisnuipton New ork Ckeland Detroit nnrgo Boston Thurwda‘s Resatts (VveGand Detroit bt Nw II 4 hi(o Louis York Washington Dosion 9 7 Friday’s ftrhedule Boston st Philadelphia ft© fames) Detroit st Washington Clxelsnd at New Yoric (two tames) 4113 4141 13 5 Mnillo 2b 1’iillir rl Ferrell c Gray p 4 4 2 4 J 3 2 10 2 1 12 Himinons 11 Foxx lb Miller rf Dykes 3b KirNnir m Rommel p TUP DR7lPr hflfl Cubs to nine scattered hits andtrs' was complete nuwter of the situation Roblllb found ChRrley Root for 2 2 1 2 Krdsrlrk cf Gilbert 3b Herman rf f' yar-ol- Lady I furlongs— bttpar HOl 4 0 Bl!r !b S 5 I BHOA I 4 4 0 4 1 str Flagg Torter John Marsch entry b— Orrentree Btah'e entry C Bsbat h Grabner en'rv 13uo Hurd race clfaitning Segura Trleobel I 1 160 J J 2 0 an Ui’ b 14 mi laska 10 FliRt 4 0 3 0 Aicker Drive 1 15 a o 11 n Mission 110 Bather 110 4 12 3 fUrmett e Apt H' Ormonbtrd 115 Whup 108 Tishybo 4 16 Coral Bea h 106 Buttered Toaal Hi 4 5 2 i'M B'cx n 4 2 7 1 Fuolp Nrt l0ft ’ 0 0 6 0iWqan Fourth race $1200 claiming 4 0 0 0 Tejirhout 2 10 16 1 furlonga- - Dust Mop 100 Stone Marten 0 6 0 o Nelson P 107 °L Zebtti Piute 104 1 0 6 0 Dady Magic xHeatUcole 106 109 KonevoU 106 Black Bull 1 0 6 0 Marxch kD Taylor Lieero 109 Chrysantuin 1O0 Brown JEred Tolafa 109 36 10 27 5 Total Mary 112 Baby Nnye 101 Jainocaa Modem Malden 106 Ktuka 112 fletae J09 xBatted for Teachout In eeventh Burnam low Julia 106 Directly U9 rBatted for Nelson in ninth 1600 Filth race Score by miriujs handicap Brooklyn 050 000 200—7 and up 6 furlongs— Donttay 112 Cayuaa 000 Chicago 00! OuO- -l 113 Greenock 108 T fl Jordan 101 Oolden 112 Prince rrrors— Clubhouse 108 Herman Blair Runs Summary Sixth race $lh)0 claiming batted tn DeBerry Gilbert 2 Herman Ms and up mile and a Quarter-Kno- w Wrlsbt Stephenson Bres-tleBlaaonetie Two base hh- a- A right Gnome 107 Main Rock U0 Ttieo Rj$ 107 Herman Hartnett to Blair Bases on ball— Louiee Wilson 107 Our Fa) 115 lllust rloui On Ip 102 Blatk On Whit US Prince Onmm Hartnett to Mlalr Bases on balls— Vance 1 Teachout Nelson 1 Flruck out Til Til 107 I’niled Army 112 -- Vance 6 Teachout 9 Nelson 2 Beventh race 81300 -claiming Jilts Root 6 in 12-- 3 Vance 0 in 9 Teachout old and up mile and a quart Fat Bied 4 in 5 Nelson 1 In 1 I indsey In 3 107 M) Maryland 10S Peter 113 Mae’cr Ar U5 107 Leah Jane 100 Ray Ruddy OF YF&TERD A Y’S pnrhft— Br Boot (Mim) Lom Faddy 107 John T D 107 Theorist Jane 110 Semper Felix 113 Weather clear track faat 1 111 211 1031 1 0 0 0 kneugro 36 10 24 131 Totals Totals 33 13 27 10 - Hatted for Gray In ninth Score by Innings Si 00! 001 100—3 Louis 000 004 2JX— 8 Philadelphia Summary Error — Foxx Runs batted In -- BoMm Hale Cochran? Sirmnous Foxx 2 Two-bas- e Gray Haas 2 Dykes HomiueU hits— Simmon McNair Melilio Gosiln Haas Bishop Cochrane Gray Rommel Three-bas- e Home hit— Simmons Gallic runs —Hale Foxx Sacrifice hits — Bishop Struck base— Dykes Stolen 1 Bases on balls — Oray 1 Rommel Double Orav 2 Rommel 1 plays— Kress to Melilio to Blue Gray to Hale Rommel to Foxx to I)vke Umpires— Ormsby Itommel out— Guthrie and Hildebrand r r d Ftrt rgLe purse jfhKi claiming six furlongs Princess Dare 106 Southland Pal log Mery Virginia log Mau the Cronin 110 Puttie Seth 103 ItH© 113 rahoka 111 Blood I08 0hy Kenney U3 Hades lid Birdatra 106 ( lear Moor 108 T nitpp UR Angel Bright 100 Eaxter Beth 100 Sheila Brn 106 Ole Man Sunshine JftR Second rare purse $800 elalmlng maidens fhe furlongs Constance Ann 107 My Jean 107 Thistle PatDe 113 Amour 113 Bonny Pronk 115 Charlotte H 112 Apex Belle 112 Beihlette 107 Joan O 107 Third rsre purse 800 elalmlng and up six furlongs— Oriff w 116 Thistle Lad 106 Charming Lady log Bride o the Wind 106 War Nimpn 108 Oreaiea H 130 Nelson 112 I ufk Piece 113 107 Good flhep- Kmg Pin lnl Foret hr(A 111 Fta Laf i107 Tin hat 113 fi n- - 2 3 Seattle Batteries— Baecht and Hannah: Ructhrr and Cox ooiJn Ban opv Coven-th- e u 112 mid iide U6 Dublin US Ie H5 CHICAOO J 2 0 tnglixh 3b 8 3 6 0 Cu ler rf BiseoneMe 1b 4 1 ) 0 WiDon c f 3 0 0 0 StephfnsouU Hendrick i 0 Grimm lb Bresslcrlf ' 2 Tone Hits Homer With Ba-Full Injuns Lose Hud t BROOKLYN 33102 4 13 0 3 4 3 Chattering m:100 in ih ION Mnr V rn1: m vote in uiiipi John 115 these combined with ail error and t'siirr mi cr m Prmr in cMor a hit batsman resulted In five runs Power 115 allf mer cmip 115 I 116 bChurkllna Wix 116 116 0 4 iii7Hinrtri i6i7r'hctVrbkirii AmVMVi?¥hVM eigu Bet allPRd Of Chi RRO 1 3b ad place” series with the Cubs and gave tliem a 7 to 1 victory Winning thei"dr Tn" MxUi-inmn- Kress Oaks Seals in Knot for Third Spot 8tars' the PHILADELPHIA June 28 (UP)— The Athletics bunched hits against Sammy Gray to take the first game of the series from the St Louis Browns here this afternoon 8 to 3 A g which uprising lotted the Mackmen four nun was sufficient to offset the visitors but the locals also picked up a brace of runs in the seventh and eighth Innings ar Lours j BHOA1 Philadelphia BHOA1 6 0 7 0 Bishop 4 13 2b lb 3 I 4 10 1 cf MfNrely cf 4 It 3 12 0 Cornnme 3 110 tinsiin c 3 3 Hale Mv nU3c"'alUnn'n' I Philadelphia I 3 tt rhtesgo b' Louis 13 12 Third in Stars Right Phils in 4i Lout Nt Sacs in Tie With Angels IAIIMOUT PARK RlHtlTS First rue and up mx fur loi 8 — Ole Man Funihlne 102 i it ley 17 86 103 nit UP el lurlones— Brttr Barret 3 nd M 3 won Bobby Bnsil 100 111 113 14 94 60 13 34 won 'Marcum Blacki'&Sf and 46 22 second Broomuney 2 96 12 46 FDrr 117 ‘CorbetO second 4 40 third Mika Lee 110 (Morrixom Tune I 16 Also ran Paean La Uiokrn bound Cl beiond race five snd one- ihalf lurlonu -- Sister Mary lOI' (J brnlth) JR won IJJ DrycloU 115 Mor- - 5 34 13 UJ risoui sreond Ian Fare 1U8 fcmPhwucTui !Kln Peggy Atarlre floo p Vi'iu Time 110 2 6 Row (Matoumn 12 74 third Easter Beth also AUo ran The Duke Flying CUaokee Trap-101"1- 1 star Tryor Hiandetn White Lem Vttle-ri- i Third race 800 claiming dutory Trompe Isadora lk-a- t - Miss Joan 106 14 f furlong 1300 claiming Third race n9 ?h£‘ 4 00 13 44 and 33 02 wott Me- - 'Moran) and up an furlongs - Tommy Lad u 7 28 4leuna $4 54 and 4 50 18 54 Waterlfr 13 70 won lauchltu) Vi 3 78 third (Second Travelair IIS Cimrak 2 2 Lad IIS haeferi $3 50 lerond 1 A1 nioad A bhaata Lover and 2 0L Llm Christie Flanagan 110 tMarcuttO Also ran The 0ahiDr4M lc Water also ran third Time 1 18 5 WX race Fourth Jraaie Carey Jaguar Prnce Pan tlalmlng u mll n1 Fourth ra e iwno alloaancea fray fAClUC TOAST ITACilE NATIONAL I F4GI E 17 60 Hlleyl $54 42 Old flliles and 7 JO won five and one-ha- lf furlona -J Mandinl btaading af Teaata Irsns u e Caven $10 76 and $5 00 3 44 ail 11S (Corbett! 10 08 out Won Heat 110Moran 14 08 third B Lot 110 Neal IS 18 Out second Chi onfl Prickly 1 39 22 Brooklyn 619 tago Oirl 110 tFronk) True Boy Fmplette Hilary Sacramento third lrV out Time ( hicaco 39 20 McClain Yalowan and Patuxant also lo Angeles "0 l II Also ran Beautiful Doll Cleia New York Oakland 20 3i '41 '” Fifth race Il4oo allowances 3 St Loins 30 3! Firth race 1800 claiming Baw I ores mx furlong and up Komany s -- Kmwkabout 114 20 32 UP 407 u 2 ti4 Pittsburgh won Penderfurlong Mrveri 94 out fl Supreme 31 27 boxtrui out arc ond !?r4 4(i Haert KS iLaulleyi JJ ?ft 7 32 and 5 50 won BandvtL10Uyoo1 $2 24 38 Cmclnnatl out third Time Lady 106 iRentckl S3 90 and $2 96 aecond panchlo 1)2 Bhaefer 24 36 TlmelPouUnd Philadelphia 3901 17 Also ran Bquahhler lertield -16 Rlxth race inoy allowances 3 year-old- s Paty H Flying Amhaador LOS ANGELES June 2 OP)— Alsmae and Bhanta Mint aUo ran 110 C'orhrlt and up one Tharsdsy'i Res alts Sixth rate Ikoo 15 50 14 ns 13 22 L won Negodnle 115 Brooklyn 7 Chicago A7i7i‘’BriL”‘!iol'm’nSftCram‘i'lo tie for 6 40 dropped into second Jest) laFltte up mx Fryei 110 08 New York 12 Hi Louis 4 14 44 110 tLennie 45 third Tlnu Pittsbutsh f It first place wtUi the Angels In the Philadelphia Boston at Cincinnati same scheduled for Also ran OulnoM Lawyer Bill Looney Cho 811 IIH'M tl 1)3 third Pacific coast league race today when lUHyer Richard McDonnell TimeCh Thursday will be played as pari of double- - Portmanteau Mnyri - I 17 John floeed Colonel Fallon Port Dearborn Outer Harbor header Sunday two Senator Hetenth Charge Joan Hhirley chrla Paachen! Hollywood hammered lace $1300 claiming Ph'lomath and Annex also ran olds and up rme and miles Friday! Nrhedule hurlers for a 5 14 Bexenlh race $800 claiming 3 34 8 3U victory here Account IIS (L Hardy t year-old- i Boaton at Cincinnati won Ctbihlo 112 J Binithi $4 14 8 3 04 and ui mile and one sixteenth Patti Lou-h- e while Lo Angeles defeated Seattle BrtMJklyn at Chlcaxo 8 94 $4 82 and $2 86 second Hernan Cortes 107 0 Cooperi won 103 'Ctmerak was the New York at 8t louix third straight tri4 12 and $7 10 4 10 It Also ran Time 2 00 2 5 Clyde C 113 (Moran third Philadelphia al Pittsburgh (2 games ) $7 60 Dubric Come On Volt Meter Joual Fnst second Mavberry 107 Peg Coyotes third umph over 50 Time- V5 Mosoue Hec Clurlcaune h tllmg Tamlna 3 6 CHICAGO June 2fi OPl — Vazry 4 Southland King and Burning Cilaas flac ramento 13 also ran IS I Hollywood Vanre pitfhed for the Brooklyn Rob-Koehler Gould Batteries and Bryan ins today as they opened their "first rAIRMOI NT PARK FNTRIM 8hel)enbark and Bassler Cook in tun Maid 102 Ktherln Orient 112 Alamw 99 W 105 Fourth rare puree $900 claiming and up one mile and aaventy yarda-Do94 Frank Fullen 105 Pal 102 Meadow Linger 114 Hxhaay 113 Old Bill h Billy Doran 108 Maretu 102 102 General Jackson 98 Fifth rare purse 38O0 allowance Rocket and up six furlongs— 107 Good and Hot 104 Ciucero 107 Beau Wrack 116 MorUna 110 Cartaso 107 Gay Past 104 and Sixth rac purse 860 Thrace 10 up one mile and seventy yard Violin 103 Mnrgaret Needham 17 Lansquenet IIS Queen Whims 106 Ed Rerwi 108 10 Hula 105 Coy 1 10 Herb Aih- Bunthorn 7o hy 113 inon Marabou 110 112 Shasta Belle 105 Mai-lu- 2 SEATTLE June 28 (41— Los Angeles defeated Seattle 5 to 2 here today to tie Sacramento for first place In the Pacific Coast league RHP Los Angrlrs 6 3 11 PORTLAND Ore June 28 UP)— San Francisco beat Portland again today 12 to 2 John Mlljua three Portland mound nominees In easy style Donovan and Coleman of the 8eals hit home runs 12 IS Fraucitco '13 7 2 Portland Battcrifs— MtUua and Owaton Walters Chesterfield aod Woodall SAN FRANCISCO June 26 (ft— The Missions played ragged bail to day and Oakland took an easy victory The losers made seven errors four in the second Inning to give the Oaks an early insurmountable lead Verges and Lombardi hit home runs for Oakland as did also Rosenberg for the Missions H r 8- -5 R I 10 I Seventh rare purse I960 elalmlng three- - Oakland o 6 7 ipstnn sn dup one ntlle and a sixteenth year-old- s and Read Ltlber - Indian Guide 108 Thistle 6nrny 104 Hly Bat tenes-McFv- oy Ipolly 103 La Paloma 113 Treasurer 1M Caster and Brensei Cho Cho Ban 108 Rocky Way 108 Flaherty 108 flaeepnet 112 Son Ami ll7 Swoop 108 ASSOCIATION flOUTnm Trick y Colonel 109 Standiag al Teams Weather clear track heary Memphis es In EXPLANATION In 1 Wnnlni'l Osston 5 Wlsh 1 In 0 Johnson NEW YORK June26 (UP)— Losing pitcher— Ferrell '4 (0 out In 6th) McKain 2 In 0 (0 out1 pitcher— Pennock a late scoring rally by the Double play — Werber to Gehrig struck ott — Thorrs j Oa'on i win l The Chinese of Los Slall Duel Sluirfest Cleveland Indians the New York Walsh Loslni Banos Calif— This old character Wild Hitches -- Oiton Yankees won today's game 13 to 11 Gaston Pitches Bats Bsrtell: Thevenow to Sherlock Bases on Norregftrd Jew Allen won both pitcher— McKain hails— Collins 4 John Lee has worked for J B Enecai’lere liues 5V ill I O Btruck The defeat was the filth straight for j putting and approachng contests uiSshv'’ FreiKh 1 Balk— Collins 30 years Los the of Banos — PITTSBURGH A 26 for last June the Clevelanders who have now lost Red Sox to Victory UP) Griffs Whack Tiger class C 12 of their last 13 games and during all that time has re- - pitchers’ battle and a slugfest Second game jeha BOSTON June 26 (UP) — Milt Atlanta t PITTSBURGH1 fused to take any pay for his labors brought the Pittsburgh Pirates a dou-A- ll PHILADELPHIA It was a game of many hits the Gaston’s potent double was the lead - l tchers 55 in I'ar'tly Mobile BHOA BHOA) is wants five-rufood shelter he n and the Philadelphia Naattack in the Indians getting 18 and the Yankees lug factor In a andjble WASHINGTON June 26 (P)— The 5 i 5ril!Mockrb SHall won the ladles' putting contest a few sacks from which to make hisltlonals tixiiiy the home team o prrwnrri 16 Tharsday s Resalta Pour of the hit were homers fifth inning as the Boston Red Sox Ntulonals took advantage of 4 14 ewlth 14 i oornihm e'ery clothes During these years he has the first game 1 to 5 and thetaking Atlanta 7 New Orleans 6 e Lazzeri scoring one for the Yanks took the first of a series 7 2 MO Inning) Birmlmham Detwo never been ill a single day in the fourth with the bases full and with the Chicago White Sox 9 to 7 break today and battered The Pirates won theiwhimcy jond 11 to 5 The Annual 4blind bogey’ contest Chattanooga 13 Mobile 3 J l 43 rmnoSif: 4 Little Rwk 3 4 0 4 3 fluhr lb 28 4 3 14 ol will be held on Sunday Nashville 6 Memphis 4 13 tunings i June troit pitchers for a total of seven hits Heagnlls Fly Across the Ocean— 'first on a fluke though opthlt Col - !nl' J llodapp Averill and Seeds getting today 4 0 13 Barieils 6 4 16 — home runs for the Indians 8eagulls have great power of wings lins Philadelphia pitcher dropped iVuc0" Bool c 6 3 Gaston went the route for the Sox to win 12 to 4 2 10 2 Brme p CLEVELAND NEW YORK Some of the species regularly cross! I he ball while winding up for his de - ioiird p‘"V 4)20 In Thomas weakened but out lla® who bcen Alphonse BHOAI J° BHOA Judge’ of in oniover ISll‘"‘n 2000 ocean more Itom the than third livery and Brlrkell spaces 'bv'Hai Burnett 3b 0 0 0 0 and Vasm laced 301 Nrd ef 330 the 0f Charl7 (hOT5C’ r'lurned mile In width scored before Collins recovered 5 2 4 0 Weroer Seeds 6 12 3 8uer?pP'V 0 0 0 Of If Horn an 4 2 10 lb 6 3 7 0 Ruth rf 0 0 01 Grantham the ”ur1 hit once home run only gRine Walsh had Ed before 4 retired he 5 13 3 BweellandP 0 0 0 01 huaapp 2b 5 22 22 3 Laxacri 2b of the double-headrun two In a batted made hita and 0 Grnrlg lb 4 3 110 man cf Arm Bob Welland mopped up Flrsi game 4 0 0 0 Coo&e H Porter 37 14 24 10 Totals v9 17 27 15 Total 41 101 - CHICAOO I Rensa and Harris hit homers BOSTON PHILADU PITTA 5 2 7 0 Dickey 4 2 6 c JTTTSBURCjTI xJUltrd for Collard In sixth Myett c x— Batted for ‘Herrfhf in ntnih WASHINGTON BHOA! BHOA PFI ROIT B HO A' 3 3 (hapman ss 4 Goldman 3b 2 0 10 Hunnefleldn 4 BHOA I t Oliver cf 4 Score by itmlnga BHOA 0 0 0 Fsnnock 2 2 0 3 Jcffms IlO IW) 0OO- -5 Farrell p 8 0' Johnson i1 15 2 2rf‘f'n rf rf- 4 J 8 0 Philsdelphla p 0 0 0 0 lodt HO 6 20)0 0bO 5 2 6 4 Detroit rf 4162 Myrr 2b lb 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barnes cf Hhend p 301 031 21 ll 13 Pittsburgh w'!ner Holloway p 5 f 4 13 0 ( ehringer2b 6 3 6 0 700 102 OJx - 12 3 2 3 2 Rice cf 4 If 2 0 Washington 2 2 0 0 -- T hevenow 2 5 1 ? 0 Grantham 2b 2 0 2 4! Beane p 0 0 0 1 Reynolds rf 5 110 flcaintt Frrors Runs — p 4 12 0 NicMauus 3 Summary 3 0 joiinson Alexander Error rf 2 Webb 0 cf Johnson 3b I 0i Summary We' 2 0 0 I ba ted In - O Doul 2 ? 9 ! 1 Tfavnor 3b 10 0 0 ku Newell Buhr 4 0 10 Miller 2b Comorosky 0 0 0 Grtinin ss 4 2 0 4iFothergill J 2 I ORokMI 3b Joller If Fremh Hire Runs batted In— 1 0 0 0 4 0 2 2 Sothern Sherlock xxFalk J J Rool Grantham 4 2 2 Rice Cronin 3 Judge Biuege Marberry 10 12 Alexander lb 4 6 3 hnrrts rf 3 0 8 lBrame 0 0 0 2 Two base XkxJainleson Klein 4 2 9 0 Rrnna lb MenuKh 3 Gehrinyer 10 10 Judge lb Fothergill 3 12 12 Ccy P Waner Sherlock IiIIh hit— Mer e 4 0 Kimm 2b If 3)00 Biuege 3b ll Harris 9 Two ba 3 44 18 24 81 Totals 38 16 27 11 Taxe 13 OiBrlckell P Waner run Horn Totals e Comorosky 4 12 0 Koenig 9 111 hurl Home runs 3 12 hlia—Myer Cronin Johnson x — Batted for Goldman In ninth 0 0 0 0 Oasion p 8 10 0 ? unk rf 4 14 0 Thomas p baxea— Manush Stolen Rensa Harris laacPerry p 4 2 x — Batted for Beane in ninth — 0 0 0 0 McKam p 0 Dou0 0 0 Cronin Sacrifice Harris Biuege Hayworth 'Vaiver xvx —Bailed for Seed lit ninth buhr loube plays— raynor to Walsh 4 12 0 c p ble playa— Cronin to Myrr to Judge: Harris R'sa Score by innings Grantham to Suhr Grantham to Bartel! 56 atOod W nirehtll Buses on ball — Whitehlll 3 'Philadelphia to Mver P 0 0 0 300 003 240-- 11 Cleveland Suhr Whitney to Friberg to flhrrlork 0 0 0 O' xxMeuler 3 0 outI Hr 11 Struck p p mng Herring Marberry Herring tGburgh 000 0Ox - I Brame to Bartell to Sulir (M2 M2 00x -- 13 Welland p Bases on balls Jt York 0 0 0 6 in Akers 10 0 0 Marberry 2 Summary nw nivii Brame 3 flmythe Strura out bununaryRuns Frrora—In—Burnett 4 Wyatt Ditcher— White- - l!ha SoOern Luma 13 tall-- J Herring Stolen Sac10 In 5 flmythe Seeds butted Gehrig 38 11 24 13 Hodapp 35 11 27 7 Totals Totals Speetel 34 10 24 13l 38 17 27 10 hit! Total Totals Double to 6 tn playa— Suhr to out In snentftt Speece 0 tn - Batted for Walsh in eighth Mcriau Averill Porter Laren 4 Ruth 2 2 Cooke Pennock Werber '““ Hits-Tho- msi 1 1 De-pi- te 'll? 1 four-gam- ibl & “ er - 1 I 1 1 1 O & 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G Three-base- - Three-bax- 1 O I X 606-0- 11 Tao-hns- 1 I Gehrighits Golrlmaru Morgan Home hit — Oelirig Seeds Laserl Hodapp Averill Pennock Stolen base — — Struck out FerreU 2 Holloway Chapman 1 Pennock 3 Beane L Johnson 1 Babes on balls— Ferrell 3 Holloway 1 Pennock 1 1 Hits— Ferrell 6 in 3 Beane 5 Biierid none out m fourth) Holloway 6 in 1 Beane 3 in 3 3 Pennock 16 in 7 3 Sherld Dickey B'rd Cooice run — Tso-bax- e Three-bas- e fiaertland xx— Batted for Hunnefield in '‘vnth 020 120 002—7 Chicago ooO Boston 2ol Olx- -9 Errors— Hunnefield Barnes Summary Webb ate Runs batted Jolley Rhyne 3 Hunnefield Rhyne 2 Kimm 3 Todt 2 flcarrltt Tao-bas- e Webb hits— Miller Narlesky Kamm Gaston Webb Three-bas- e nit — Todt Sacrifices Berry - Kamm Scarrltt Oaston Double play— Kamm to Clancy Baeea on balls — Thomas COOK-COO- S By Ted Cooli tn 1 Giant Enjoy Batting 1 011 is Raniiape at St26 Milestones on the tion' path 0) The New Giants ran wild against Car- dinal pitching today while Clarence Mitchell held his former teammates and New York won the first game of the scries 12 to 4 Every Giant got one or more hit In the total of 20 collected off five Cardinal pitchers NEW YORK ar LOUIIS BHOAl BHOA Crlt Jb Poulhitrf i 111 6 4 to civiliza- YORK— A heavy sale of "bootleg” bread was reported yesterday In New Brunswick N J follow ing a successful evasion of the Sunday Blue Laws by storekeepers and delicatessen owners NEW mi 114 Lfach If 2 0 Lindlrom2b Drry lb Underwear men forget $150 a set Scalding underwear never reminds you that you arc wearing it It never bulges or binds That’s because it is designed for freedom— designed after the famous Spalding Track Suit Shire is of special absorbent material that never clings even 6n the hottest day Trunks arc cut with all the freedom of running pants Long wearing A famous Spalding value at 75d the garment The set $150 uvoltns tmfwrttd $350 up 6 3 Adams 3b 5Aatkin rf Frisch 2b If lb 0016 HainPAp tlson c 5310 6102 ’Lmdaajfp Omhoaskip Alim cf Milcheiip 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t 0 0 IHaid p AMI p vDafey Maybe If every loom had a few Blue Laws to evade people wouldn’t insist upon cluttering up the highways with carbon monoxide -- Total Battd rBaild 45 27 30 171 rPl yMancuso Total 19 t 0 for Ombowxkl In fifth for Lindsey in afventli yBattrd for Haiti in eichth 122 III Nw York 81 Louia 001 060 36 0 0 ft 0 6 0 0 0 27 10 310-- 12 0 0- 4 Frrors Jarkaon Marshall Summary Oetbm Botlomky Runs batlrd In— Iadi 2 Jariuioii Hogan 2 Aiirn Crita 3 OH 3 hit-To-b- a Frinfh Wsrkns Crita Thrrr bar Blades Wat tin Douthlt hll — Critr Farrl-fleeHome run-O- tt Watkm basea-Allrn Stolen Lath lloiii) Orab-cwr2 l Baei on ball— MUcLrli 2 Kalita 1 LlufUry 1 Struck out Mitcb)) 4 Hit— Haines I In 7 ? Huh LtntDfy 1 DAILY PUZZLE (E E Free tn the Forum There Is no reason to believe that carbon monoxide Itself is deadly It g merely ruins the power of the blood so that the brain and other organs slowly suffocate oxygen-carryin- s 0 m 4l4lO 2 0 Bottom))! f JsrKiou as MftrvisllM Sundays need a little excitement anyway On every really worthy day Our law makers subliminal Invent some new delightful way By which we ran be criminal (While many psychopathic Kents Spend all their time deciding How prisoners with criminal bents Can be made law abiding — Richard Adamson 4 6 1 13 6 3 10 Hadn OH rf Hottftn o th - 8T LOUIS June York Anyway the automobile finance corporations are certainly putting a lot of unemployed people back on their feet SpaUtr 5 Sh tarns art maJt fff Loamg pitcher— Collard 1 Ojsid I in In Bell 6 3 0 9 in 1 LJndaev Double 6 in 2 Hald to Crlti to Terry 'T don’t know anything about the the moving picture art” says Genevieve Congressman Frlsby today issued statelollowing tire kitchen cynic "but I know what Ben Gillan H ment to help the makes me sick’’ unemployed — Pulling Contest "It the point Is AGE OF SPECIALIZATION six or fight and RUTH Nev —Many golf fans of the (Classified Ad ) the five of one dice district participated In an WANTED— Hardbotled stenogis placed against Pastor Disaster Doakes ring and putting contest at Ruth on rapher with not less than ten years' the ace of the D D who proposes to simultaneously the Ruth Rolf course actual experience Should be over other the shooter enforce prohibition and relieve unBen Gillan with ten putts for thei thirty-fiv- e years of age possess com- has the better per- employment by making every citinine holes won the putting contest! mon sense and be able to spell Met-lo- x centage provided zen a prohibition agent This will in class A division while Ray Belding Corp of Manhattan Beach of course the dionf course vastly increase the amount won with 14 putts til class B Beldinn are rolled with ajof which bootleggers are the approaching contest in graft “Police officials” says the Rt Rev slow easy forward qulred to pay and so raise the price class B Wiley “seem to be getting more and motion on a blank- of liquor as to make It beyond tliei The class A approaching contest more like Justice around the eyes et or other soft reach of everyone iwas decided between C B Nance material” K w Booker V Hall and Peter P Simil- eSurprising as finding a lefthmnd for toThought NOTKE TO COVTR ACTOR H torn wbrn von want to turn to the morrow Ranlel proposals will be received at left 5 30 p m June 30 1930 at the office “You have love of the Board of Regent of the when you find it Dar Ladv Aunt Bella- And what this country needs is Utah of UnUeralty Park is more fun doHowza kid? Well anyuay hat Bulldlnp for theat the folloalnK ronfrarta more unwritten laws I want to know 1a how do you think on ork ing thing for others than for y Unlo'i the Building’ Mason I would look 111 yellow? 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