Show 4 B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY 22 1932 SPORTSMEN ANNOUNCE PROGRAM FOR ANNUAL GENEVA OUTING Leader Sees Braves Win Bruins Lose Yanks Twice Cabbies Entertain Price Cub Lead Near Vanishing Sandlot Leagues Active Success for Whip Griffs State Inde- Race Results Federation A’s Win Two Event Yearly SL pendent Catholic Loops and Entries 4040 2)0 Schedule Tilts rf NATIONAL LEA OI'K Standing of tb Chlraio Boston G'lncnnatl St Louis President Wilson I’lans Many Activities for Two Days of Affair Team Won Heath to end Twalked High and then tvt the game CHICAOO Let - ABHOA ABHOA 64tiRlehbourr rf ft 2 0 ODouthtt cf 2b 4 0 I 2 449 W Herman 2b J 0 4 4 Grantham 4 I 0 1 Herman rf 3 New York 444ibng:i8h 3b Mfore cl 411 OHafey If Pllllsrtrlphla itoo Stephenson If" 13 0 Lombardi i " Brooklyn 4 12 0 Hilbert 3b 3 0 I 2 1’lHeburiU U 393 Hemsley C or mm lb ss Jurges Saturday's Reault 3 0 0 liDurocher at Malone p 2 0 0 3 New York U 2 Brooklyn 5 7 1 0 0 2'zCrabtree t 1 0 0 Philadelphia 3 Boston 4 (fourteen ln Uuhb p 0 0 u IMorrlssey ningfti I 3 Lucas p Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 PiUsburgh-B- t Louis rain 34 9x34 13' Tot! S3 9 37 11 Total xNons out when winning run scored Bandar's tkhedal In eighth for xBatied Dumber Pittsburgh at So Louis 2 220 000—4 Ghiraio Chicago at Cincinnati 101 100 012—4 Cincinnati New York at Brooklyn Error— W Herman Jurges 2 Summary: Philadelphia at Boston 3 Grantham Runs batted in— English Moore Stephenson Hemstey Jurges Haley LomTwo-baBOSTON May 21 (Ph-T- he hits— Boston bardi Crabtree Lucas Three-bas- e hits— Hemsley Orlmm Braves won a 14 inning game from Lutas P Herman English Sacrifices— Orlmm W Double play-bal- ls— Philadelphia today 8 to 5 WesSchul Herman Hafey Lucas Malone 0 Bush 3 Lucas 1 Struck merich smashed out a double in the 30 15 12 11 11 silo New Yorkers’ Lead Grows Tigers Best Chisox By PHIL McLEESE the Salt Lake County Fish and Game association which this year will be held May 28 and 29 at Geneva was announced Saturday by C Oren Wil- ton The first of the events will start scoring Urbanski to break Saturday afternoon and there will afourteenth be something doing from then until 5 to 5 tie relieved Brown for BosSunday evening when the outing is tonCantwell in the eighth and held the Phillies officially closed The president and the various com- to three hits for the remainder of the mittees which have been appointed to game Harold Elliott pitched for Philtake care of the many details are con- adelphia till the seventh when he relieved by Nichols fident that this season's edition of the was PHILADELPHIA outing will be Just as successful if not more so than any of those of previous seasons Horseshoe pitching will open the activities Saturday at 2 30 p m Everyone is invited to enter The committee in charge will supply pegs and have courts laid out ready for pitching by noon There will be prizes for 3 0 3 2 rzLeach i 0 0 first second and third place winners Nichols p Lantwell p t014 Dance Saturday 49 10r41 221 48 9 42 21 Totals In the evening the main event of Totals xRan for Lee in tenth Two out when winning run scored the outing the carnival dance will CAttatted Brown in seventh be held It is scheduled to start at 8 xaKen forfor Bpohrer In eighth 003 110 100 00O 00—8 Philadelphia p m The arrangement for the or- Boston 0O0 3n0 000 01—8 chestra and all other details have Summary Errors 003 — BanellKnothe 2 Runs been taken care of by the special com- batted in— Mellon Barlell 'Hurst Whitney J 1 :l mittee Schulmerich Lee Sunday both the fly and bait casting and the trap shooting will start at 10 a m Official flies plugs and weights for the former event will be furnished by the committee The regulations which will govern the are Nationcasting recognized by the al Association of Scientific Angling Clubs Following Is the list In the order In which they will be run off Accuracy fly dry fly accuracy dry fly accuracy (unknown distance) distance fly accuracy bait half ounce quarter ounce fisherman’s ounce plug distance bait with half ounce and distance with ounce plug The first trap shooting event will be the 100 sixteen-yarsingles The first fifty targets constitute the five-mateam race which Is open to any club in the state The hundred Is the second lap of the Sportsmen's chamThera will also be a pionship handicap and 25 pair doubles Trophies will go to high gun on 200 n team to singles to winning handicap winner doubles winner and to high man on 300 targets Orrln Howard and D H Madsen have charge of this event five-eighth- s five-eight- d n Urbanski Barter 3 hits— McCurdy Two-ban- e CINCINNATI Ohio May 21 WV-GuBush Cub pitcher won game for the Cincinnati Red today by walking Heath while the base were loaded In the ninth to give Cincinnati a 6 to B decision Going in In the eighth as Malone wilted before the Cincinnati bom bardment Bush anuffed out a bud ding Cincinnati rally Then with a one-rulead to defend he walked Herman law Hafey place oacrlflce that Jurges fumbled let Lomberdi single to send Herman home and y n 3b Verse Hoxan o flUstmirmtp p Luque ll New York Brooklyn 300 6110 4 1 3 3 3 6 4 3 6 1 3 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 10 10 ?000 0 0 3 0 40 14 37 13 Thtel 38 sBatled for W Moore In eiihth 37 13 13 000 300 330—13 110— 6 Rum bet- 100 Orltk 3b Koeneeae If BHOA 3 13 3 Taylor ef 4 3 3 0ODoul Lludstrom cf 6 3 3 0 0 7 Terry lb 3 11 Ott rf Jackson u 4 0 3 0 11 0 1 If 3b 0 11 OucelneUo 7 aAllrn (944 p MuntO at 3b lb 1 3 0 0 0 3 3 3 4 3 4 3 0 3 3 013 6 0 0 1003 p Mil 93 9 2J 7 84 7 24 91 T0t8l for Moonry In ilxth Inning 18 xxBaited for Giboo tn ixhth tnnlnr Yorli Brooklyn NfW 0O0 120 101 (K4 000--3 -7 01x- Error— Jaeknon Cucctnllo Summary Rum batud In— Llndstrom Wright Lopi 3 WlUon 4 Wright CuBclnallo Taylor Thrr-bh Two-Wnaon Verxrt hlta— Bast Bates hit— Cucinrllo Horn run— Wilson Wrlaht The motor boat races are schedHtolfn bas—Ott Douhlo playa—Cuccinello Wrixhl and Kelly 3 Critx and Terry Base uled to start at 10 30 a m The first on bails— Munto 8 Mooney 2 Olbson 3 Par 21 NEW YORK May three-mile race a one will be for out7 out— Munvo 1 Mooney 1 melee Struck the "big train” of the C V Parmelee 2 Hita— Mooney 7 In 8 Oihon board runabouts Following is the W t In 2 Parmelee 1 In 1 Balk—Parmelee remainder of the program as out- f--j ltney itable today thundered to Losing wild pitch— pitcher— Mooney fourth straight and most Impreslined by Arnold Hansen: Second race Mungo sive victory of his comeback camthree miles inboard Of Speed to Win free-for-a- ll t s three-legge- d open-turtl- 100-yar- 100-yar- d men baseball throw women The archery tournament under the direction of Roy LuodquUt and Dean een will start at 2 p m Sunday There will be an American round for men a Columbia round for women a junior American round for those 18 to 18 and a Junior Metropolitan for boys under 18 year The remainder of the program- - 2 p bl team shoot 3 30 p m clout shoot 4 45 p m Bight shoot Center Street First East Shields Addition How SAGWest First tut t Mwwday t Sehedwl Flrt tut B A Q How at First West Oortar BSract at Bacond East f Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York NEW YORK May 21 WV-ThYanks treated close to 60000 fans to an exhibition of an unbeatable baseball combination excellent pitching and heavy hitting today as they de feated the Wash ington Senators tn a doubleheader The scores were 14 to 2 and 8 to 0 The Senators col lected only 11 hits ' in the two games getting six frorr Herb Pennock In the opener anc five from Johnn Allen in the seconc e Castle Valley Loop Reorganizes 11 BHOA 6 0 3 0 a 110 41)1 !i Lry xxxHarrla p ni Crowder xRIce Murbtrry p xxKuh! Fiioher p i i 4 6 0 1 ft 13 AUco 0 Total 31 6 14 CATHOUO JUNIOR LEAGUE Sunday’s ftchsdala Our Divine Sevlour v Murray-Midva- ls 111 Midvale 2 Our Lady of Lourdes at Bl xxxHaUed lor municipal diamond No 1 I 30 p m xxxxBaUed for Fischer In ninth 000 000 00 — 0 JOHNSON HITS 'EM Wxhtntfton 021 300 03— "Bi Moose' Johnson of Oklahoma City New York Run batted In the Western league averaged better than Summary: Error— Laamrt tn— Allen 3 Oehrl Laaaerl Larr Comb 460 tn hit first 60 times at bat Uils year Two-ba- a Allen hlta— Sewell Dickey Thre-ba- i hire— Oehrl Comb Horn run— Allen 8acriHee — Sewell Lai-H- rl Doubt plarw— Lry to laaaerl Allen Bate to Oehrl Cronin to Jude to Ber on ball— Crowder 1 Allen 4 Marberry 3 S' ruck out— Allen 3 Crowder 1 Flecher J Hite — Crowder 4 in 3 Marberry 4 In 3 Elacher 4 In 3 Hit by pitcher— Manuah by Allen Passed ball— Bers Losln pitcher— Crowder 2 Lrl Stars CallieS’O S L Tilt Postponed CHURCHILL DOWNS RESULTS First race 6 furlongs—Old Hill Bide (Fisher) 116 3716 34 18 82 78 won My Washington (Rose) 116 316 64 $7 60 second Technique (Landolt) 112 33 18 third Time 1 00 6 Also ran— Never Quit Woodworker bOo Fetch aNanny D Wayward Lad errank K Curly Head Sweet 3 lag Second race 6 furlongs — Fire Flash (Fowler) 102 321 42 38 06 34 36 won Sambo Brown (Fisher) 116 3626 33 68 second Town Limit (Oarnerjj 110 32 64 third Time 1 13 Also ran — Mendeli Winona Lady Darwin Uforme Lady Witt Nlato Madelon Manneja Black West Third race 6 furlongs — Stock Market (Allen) 116 36 78 14 02 32 62 won Smear (Elston) 118 4 74 32 74 second Charlie Time Bergln (Rose) 118 34 74 third 3:12 8 Also ran— Back Log Rusty Billy Jones Parnell Bound lourth tace I1 miles— Chum (Clelland) 2 90 113 88 72 33 98 won 6on o Sweep (Landolt) 113 14 48 33 62 second Fair Manna (Allen) 109 35 06 third Time 1 53 Also rans— Typhoon Princess Zelda Ben Blair Harvest Bun Fifth race 1H miles— Suntica (Paseuma) 116 16 26 94 38 93 84 won I Bay (Corbett) 116 112 10 17 40 second Depression (Allen) 6 24 third 116 Time 162 Also rans —Light Eagle Princess Camelia Tweeny Joretta aPrefer Oscillation Sixth race I1 miles— Dixie Lad (Corbett) 113 910 50 96 66 34 60 won Mr Dick (Frye) 113 323 04 99 14 second Laferia (Elston) 108 S3 38 third Time 1 54 Also ranih— Respond Tea Green Herendeen Spud Seventh race one and miles — Olmay (H R Riley) 104 98 42 34 54 and 33 30 won Prince Megan (M Rose) 114 95 and 93 20 second Blow Fly (G Elston) 104 32 96 third Time— 1 48 Just Ormont Hard Lines The Wig and Prettl Bing also ran WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES First race S1000 and up v furlongs (20)— Golden Sun 110 Tombereau lift Balderdash 110 Knowlton 118 Sans n Com 100 Easier Time 110 Benefit 110 113 Imeida 100 Dick Morns 118 Totem 118 Nora D 113 Wee Drop 108 Cuddle 113 Fervor 118 Ballyhoo 110 Master Ace 118 2one 118 Bacciocco 118 Grand Prince 118 Second race 11200 allowances 6 furlongs (ll)— Miss Brilliant 109 Princess Val 107 Projectile 108 Red Whisk 112 Lebruyere 1 IQ Old Judge 108 Black Squaw 107 Bally Gran 110 Flying Fleet 108 Royal Blunder 106 Dora Melia 105 Third race glOOO and up 6 inhered 110 Black furlongs Sobieha 105 The Okah 113 Booby Bird 105 Flastlme 118 Mild 113 Louis Dear 110 Musxoday 113 Kay 118 Don Romlro 110 Verity Calgary BaJot 100 Half Day 113 Elisabeth Bolla 108 The Dago 113 Bliasta Star 106 Tuflnuf 113 Ryraester 109 Checkerberry 118 Fourth race 31000 claiming and up one and miles (15)— Ping Coates 107 Mllyda 102 Titus 115 Evslint P 107 Blue Law 112 Southland Boy 112 Judge Leuderi 112 Gabbo 109 Plutarch 107 South Seas 107 Freight Clerk 110 Banjo 107 Bobby Powers 112 Laurie 107 Battling On 107 Fifth race 31500 added Washington Park and up 6 furlongs handicap (23)— Burning Up 111 Don Leon 110 Tannery 114 aPansy Walker lift bJuvtlnlan 106 Manta 101 Street Singer 104 dHyman 104 Gold Step 107 ePlag Bearer 109 d8u Frank Carideo Copper COLUMBIA Mo May 21 UP)-Fr- ank CariJeo one of the flashiest stars in the Notre Dame constellation during the reign of Knute Rockne today was choten head football coach at the University of Missouri He succeeds Gwinja Henry coach since 1923 who recently resigned under lire The resignation becomes effective in September The appointment was announced after a conference of the executive board of the board of curators at Rolla Carideo former albAmerican quarterback had been here several days conferring with Missouri athletic officials He expressed "great pleasre” at being named for the post and said he would call a short spring practice U begin Monday “If football men want to play for me" he said “they will have to stay eligible the whole year” His reference obviously was to the half dozen Missouri athletes now out of school If a player is not smart in his studies he cannot play smart football” said the youthful Carideo Herny enjoyed a highly successful tenure during his first years at Missouri Lean yars came recently he -- er and general dissatisfaction arose When his resignation was announced he made it plain that he submitted it only under pressure preme Sweet 102 eCamp Boss 106 Ladder 112 eSir Melton 102 cOay Past 105 6ilver- dale 118 ePrlnce Athellng 109 Higher 115 Cayuga 109 b8urf Board 108 Betty Derr 107 Indian Runner 105 Polydorug 122 81xib race 31000 and up one and miles (12)— Wirt G Bow man HI Brass Monkey 111 Hatteras 108 Come On 118 Skidmore 103 Culloden 110 Bather 116 Lady Ebony 111 Crescent City 103 Sophist 108 His Last 118 Ono 103 Beventh race 31000 claiming th and up one and miles 14— Runar 107 Hal Riley 107 Noel a First 115 110 112 Carter Atlll 112 Lucky Jodhpur Curtsey 102 Ounflre 112 Homewood 107 Miss Perfection 107 Ta'Jc 112 Comstockery 107 Blue Cloud 112 track fast BAINBRIDGE ENTRIES First race 100 claiming Viking P m Saturday’s Result Germania 1 3 Sunday's Schedule vi Blue Stars Fairgrounds i 3 Utah Copper went into a tie with U S Mines for fourth place Saturday when it took a 3 1 decision from Ger- mania It was the only game played during the day Only one game Is on the docket for Sunday The Vikings will tangle with the Blue Stars at the fair grounds beginning at 230 p m The contest between the Salt Lake Callies and O S L originally scheduled for Sunday has been postponed because of the illness of some of the players A meeting of the soccer union will be held Wednesday at 8 p m in the Deseret gymnasium to arrange for the Daynes cup series and to consider two protests In the Saturday game Germania kicked off and McCann saved from Kaiser R Smith then scored with a cross shot Centner came into the picture with some good punts and Carr was a tower of strength Copper soon scored again through Carr whose hook shot gave Leonard no chance The wind was blowing strongly Leonard permitted the Copper to score its third goal The second half was even with the defenses of both sides working well In a breakaway Gentner scored lor the losers The lineups ( If j Otrmanla Leonard Copper B&saler Nrslmann Brooks Schwarts Stoll Kaiaer Newman Referee H Chapman Halves 40 Gentner Leonard Brer mlnutea Amour 110 Wega 110 Nlghal 115 Wise Maid US Polyllth 110 Free Helen HO Kinfolka 115 Busy Ven 115 4 'A Sixth rac 8600 claiming furlongs ( 18) — All Forlorn 104 Doris B 108 June Burbon 109 Lady Trust 104 Marlon 108 Thorses O'rl 109 Miss Frisky 108 Parkersburg 112 Dreamy Belle 109 Yvette V 108 Daises Boy 116 Laura Clay 104 Busle B 109 Bobby F 110 Easv Way 111 Mlsa Steinhaus 109 Sammy Tuck 107 Baldy Tinker 112 Seventh race 160 claiming mile and 70 yards (161— Thomas Beth 1)0 Herb Ashby 110 Selection 115 Kenkltng 115 Intruder 110 Jimmie Finn 115 Unc'e 81 115 Southland Toy 115 On Trial 115 Basha 115 8'tper Toy 110 Boundln Rock 110 Seals 110 Sally's Hour HO Earfull HO Lads Run 105 T and furlongs (151— Lucky Drift 110 Knee 110 Llihtnlng QJxl 115 Zelka 110 Noeduh 115 Crooning J la Stiver Waye 110 The French Rose 115 Hilda A lliT Lady Lecomte 110 Highland Fling 115 Bavelle Fronk 110 Flying phantom 115 Zella K 115 Anne L 115 Second race 1600 olatmlng furlonga (181— Tricycle 116 Red Shadow 116 Nina Baby 111 Northern Star 1161 Cousin Rogers lit Justa Hug 111 Dasetta 111 Agnes P 111 8t Mica 106 Butch 11SI Lereyou 111 Kuvera 111 Nat Welsa 1111 RAINBOW TROUT Hasty Polly 116 Gurgler 111 Shaun Pad-ra- le 116 Curry Girl 1111 Zean 116 Third race S600 claiming Tackle Furnished Free Files er and up mile and 70 rtrda (161— Phldelta You can a catch at a bait lllu Wooi'aln 110 Lucky Pal 115 Stamp-- 1 minimum of expense No license dale 115 dweepitakei 115 Watch Girl 110 115 115 As Tir Picnic Table and Oorlster Sllkollne 110 Bashrequired ful Beau 110 Erin Go Brash 110 Pan HO Chair under big shad trees Halliard 115 Balaar 115 Aspin Lflke 115 Fourth rare 1600 S and maidens one mile (18)— Tears 107 Kitty O' Way 107 William J 118 Justahurry 112 Ed L 111 Making Bubbles 107 Usurp 107 Master McOee 112 Bob F 112 Tortway 112 Danny Boy 112 Mlsa Burke 107 Boralta 118 Major Lee 112 Alvin 8'eve 118 Prince Tommy 56th Sooth Bet 9th East 112 tlpset Ann 107 Ivan W 112 600 Fifth race and 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R and up K (15)— Aurlca 15 My Beauty HO Cecelia Orob 115 pur - lP"‘Bww tsfwwvwr- pie Robe 110 Monde 110 Jas Mint 115 up Ctlader F T FISHING it CLEAR VIEW FISHING FARM A laMnai k four-gam- HAVE YOU HEARD l by Gogs Ross 37 t D 1 rt i! t nfrraska J Sari-daki- s 1 STORE CLOSED 23rl SAILEi Fishing Taekle (InnUng Fqttlp ment Oolf and Tennis (iooda Bathing Suits Cltma Sporting ft TnrrT (IT IUI m$ LOtAnuK U tMII 3 Hits Carawry Thomas 2 Borrell 1 Second game 4 In I HU by pttr bar— Davis BOS i ON Loams Passed ball — Grubs AB pitcher— Geraway 4 Watwood lb 6 In 4 Thomas by Thomas Weitern Utah League DO VoAunl ft FvrrvS! g RanAav's Hebedal Utah Copper Club v Uemmell Club at MHIllo 2b 2b Btortt Btnshsm U A Mines tu Hercutag Powder al Bae- - I yvvff as (M chus xKiuta 0 8 4 Olson 2b Wehb rf Jolley if Mr Hudlln PH UADI! 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Chib t AB H the annual Big Six conference track lc"n'r htmI Rchult cf t Utah Copper Club 4 Hercule Powder I 1 Burns Min1 lb (I 8 Ulan Copper Club ft and field championship here d PUron Pamubell ft to Pussy XII d Bhlnpir Hercules Powder ft — Club 8 i 5-D- 4 ft Aultmaa Grocery i Jordan Sunshine Baker vs Orioles Riverside L Clerks No I O 0 0 0 xxxxMaple Clerks vt McFarland Jefferson to six straight and swept the senes with the Boston Red Sox by taking both ends of today's double-heade- r The Mackmen won the first game 18 to 6 and the second 6 to & BOSTON PHILADELPHIA BHOA BHOA Watwood lb 4 0 10 0 Cramsr rf 2 94 0 4 2 10 Haas Olson cf 2b 9 118 CHICAGO May 21 OF)— Vic Sor Webb rf 6 1 I 0 Cochrane 8 I ft rell held the Whits Sox to live hits Jolley If 6 2 3 0 Having 110 Pickering 3b 8 0 1 I Simmons If 6 ft 4 today and Detroit took the second Oliver 4 12 0 Miller ll 0 cf 1 5 to Clubs Price Legion straight game of the series 'Yb 4 1 10 0 Stone who helped beat Practice Diligently Jonathan 2b ft ft 4 6 them yesterday with a home run Siorla 1 10 01 Dykes 4 8 sa came back today with a triple double Michaels p 0 0 0 O'Earnshaw p 0 0 0 0 RoipmeL p Kilns p PRICE— Candldatei for the Ameri- and a single to drive In two runs Welisnd p 0 9 9 0 CHICAOO DETHorr can Legion junior baseball team 1 0 0 Moors p AB H O‘ A ABROA ‘ ' Leheuy p 1 0 0 which will represent Price in the Darts lb 4 0 Funk ef 4 800 2 10 0 4 0 3b UseQbce 6 state p Mextndtr are ib Selph competition 50 being whipped Kogfii m 4 4 HPfd rf I 313 Into 3ft 17 27 11 hnpe for the teason’s play by 3ion If ft 37 8 34 17 Total ft Totals 4 0 Kre 187 4 301 Boston ft Coach Bluft 4 1b Clark 3b ftp 000— 6 Outstanding Wright Ofhrlmr 000 ‘ VJ 603 1 Jl 0 Foiherglll If Walker d Philadelphia prospects for the team are: 2 0 Roth rock If Error— Oliver Williams While of Summary Catchers Frank Tangaro Frank Johnwm frv— 2 4 Webb balled 2b Runs 0 Simmons t Appling rf Jolley ft Roeteer Dykes Haas I Cochrane 2 Poxx 0 Drub o Gnderson and John Crockett pitch- Klehurdson Sb 4 4 WlUiams e 4 0 f rmwy p hits— Simmons poet-ttHayworlrt C ers Bud Callaway J Norton Ga- SomU Williams Cochrane Oliver Haas I tHodtpp p Three-babriel Somona and Donald Caldwell tlbom hit — Simmons Rome runs— Jolp ley 3 Webb Foxx Williams Sacrifice) first base Holly Brynerl second base 32 ft 37 7 Karnshaw 3 37 1017 l! Totals Double plays— Warsiler Olson Totals Junior Stringham shortstop Louis sHetied for Caraway tn fourth400 0OO—I and Watwood 2 Baxes on balls — Michaels 3 5 De Angeles third base Boyd Fish Del roll Welland 00 Moore Lebeney 2 Li sen bee OO I 0O0 000— U Eamshaw 2 Hlls—MIchaels 6 Id 0 (pitched outfielders Harry Kennlck Arm and Chlcaso Welland S Bnmmarr Error— Oehrlnger Blph Runs to three batters) Kins I In Vecchlo Russell Lee Ferron baited In— Rsyworlh Belph Davis ftoteil In 3 Moore 4 In 3 Leneney 3 In H hits— Blue Hume 1 I B(me ft tn I In Blph Earnshaw Donald Whllford Clement Cs Three-na- s (none eat 10 hit — Olone Bioicn bases — Rich in sixth) Rommel! 2 !q ft Hit by pttchen— I farelll Jackie Aramaki Nick Bika-kl- s srdaon Johnson on ball Davis Bases Bv Lisenbee (Dykes) Winning pitcher— Janklna Caraway Earnshaw Losing pitcher— Klin Charles Schsuers and Gus Vouros Caraway 3 Sorrell I Biruck out— — 6 1 t N Monks Bela (Boganowski) 101 11 30 $4 44 second 2 44 113 Fan Frank third (Jones Also rail— L Rack Fair lime 1 002-- 5 Maid Joe Macaw aUuumely Charming Lmma Venetian Gin Our Demagogue Pride miles Second race one and — Kunar (Neel 7 50 1QJ 83 64 316 96 won Happy Lad (Martin) 106 35 38 33 68 second Vanquish (Meade) 113 32 64 third Also ran— Curtsey Laurie ilme 1 46 5 Cesar Popcorn Mozart 8uneurr Punyora Third race 8 furlongs— Tuflnuf (Neel) 116 330 06 819 88 3670 won Believe It Ur Not (Leyland) 120 116 38 Ill 04 second Agnes fcorel (Cooper) 115 34 74 third Time 1 14 Also ran— J George Ipsara Bobbie R Princes Carolyn Jargon Romany Baw Alcove Scandal Sheet Noel s Dress Fourth race 8 furlongs — Nell Kuhlman (King 100 314 68 3774 6 22 won 4 62 38 62 second Run (Cox) ill On (McCoy) 104 3700 third Time 1 12 6 Also ran— Bag Smasher Noah s Pride Liberty Ace Irfaneh Eighty Twenty Fifth race 6 furlongs— War Saint (Crltch- fieUD i°6 313 23 35 78 tJ 6o won war Glow (Cox) 117 14 66 13 00 second BurnTime Ing Up (Jones) 111 33 00 third 1 11 5 Also ran—fiherftb Dr Freeland Astute Bixth race 1 mile 70 yards —His Last (Montgomery) 111 316 24 310 44 36 52 won 2 76 second Morsnuff (King) 106 34 06 Time Who win (McCoy) in $3 02 third 1 44 6 Also rans—Wslerport General Court Cheballs Battling On Chiefs Challenger Seventh race 114 miles—Ladrone (Arcarol 106 36 38 33 80 32 94 won Tiger FlowerB 115 33 99 82 98 second South(McCoy) land Boy (Neel) 105 12 68 third Time 2 07 Also ran—' Tommy Stanley Scott Peter Peter Master Ogden Look at Lillian Eighth race I mile 70 yards—Piay Bird (Neel) 110 36 59 33 68 33 06 won Analyst (Whitacre) 110 34 16 13 82 second Royal Riot (Boganowskl) 105 37 84 third Time 1 46 Also rans— Vestfth Clark Gay Donn Afrldl Jack Alexander Golden Play Sweep Past Fair Legion Lady Bienville BTATB LEAGUE 9 113 Me t Green Cb (deablehoader) 1 16 4 3 10 3 llByrd 0 0 3 0 ef West cl Moon ni Helper (deublebeader) 1:30 6 3 10 0 3 0 0 3 Oehrl lb cron n sa 11 0 0 9 1 Chapman 4 3 3 0 p McLeod nt Frere 1 Ogden p m 3 4 rf 4 I 3 0 Dicker e 10 Reynolds BONNEVILLE LEAGUE o 0 0 10 3 1'Joraeni Judge lb Ne ll Green Stamp Eernrheufte 4 3 4 4 3 0 Laaaerl 3b KuheL lb 1 1 0 Saltaaaver 3b 0 0 0 0 Decker Ewing C Snyder Creer end W 3b Bluece 19 SO n m t 0 0 0 Croeettl 10 10 dietCertified Kerr 3b Froderiienf eg Holgnm Baker 3 0 3 0 Pennock 3 Berg c Commanityj Sennten Weelley nnd Barrey 3 I 1 01 Maple 16 M n aa 2 0 3 0 Brown p TRIBUNE LEAGUE Ragland p 0 0 6 2 Utah Oil v Flghtb Avenue Greeert 10 7 0 Harris If Don Price and Barrey 8R Lake Jeweler r Peerless Ceal Ne 19 14 37 9 Total 3134 11 Total Feeney Bottle and Oliver 011 000— 3 ll Beanlon (ino Washlnaton WASATCH LEAGUE 010 073 13x— 14 New York i laa-ae- rt Certified vs Green fttaatp — Productions Brrore Myer Chapman Summary: Run batted in— Judae Pennock 3 Ne It Decker Ewing Buttle and Harvey Helinm Bakers vs Emrarheuse Cemmun-li- p west Ruth 0 Chapmen 3 Leaner! I Oeh-rl- r i geanien Anettn and Snyder Two-ba- s hlta— Laaaerl 3 Oehrl Chapman Horn run — Ruth 3 Laaaerl Gehrig TEI EGRAM LEAGUE Sacrifice— Firemen vs Mountain Rtatee Ne ll Deck Stolen baaee— Mrer Chapman Double plar — West Judae and er Woolley McCarty and C Creer Manush Base on Rle Grande vs Traction Community! Myer Brown Mrer and Judae 4 PenSeanien Ewtng nnd Hand balls — Brown I Raeland I Friedrich nock I Struck out— Pennock 3 Brown 3 PIONEFR LEAGUE Prledrlch 1 Hits— Brown 9 In 5 Raaland 8aH Lako i Jewelers vs Peerless Coal Com- 1 In 1 Prledrlch 1 In 3 Hit by pitcher— unity) Scanlon Austin and Oliver By Re land (Chapman) Losing pitcher— Utah Oil vs Eighth Arenas Grocers No Brown ll Decker Liddell Harvey and Battle Second INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION I NEW YORK 'A” Division (Sunday) AB H O A AB H O Al vs O S L Clerks Sportsmen's Supply 6 3 10 Riverside 3 0 3 3 Combt cf-Myer lb 3 0 0 0 Sewell 3b Manush U Herr it's Service ?s Central Christian 0 3 West cl 4146 0I Rutlj rj J 00 10 Church Ne 1 Cronin De Molar vs Fairgrounds A C Ne ft 4 1 6 0 4 OOfhrlg lb Reynold n MB” Division (Monday) If-rf 3 0 6 0 3 iiOhpmn Judg )b Utah Peel vs Hale Grooery South Ju4 3 3 0 Dickey c Blueg lb nior 3 IrfKtert 2b Berg e D A R G W Motor oi (Mc- Coy u CASTLE DALE-T- he Castle valley baseball league was reorganized lor 1932 season at a meeting held the Thursday In the city hall at Castle Dale Emery Ferron Castle Dale Huntington Mohrland and Hiawatha were well represented at the meeting The following were chosen as directors of the league: Ted Brtnkerhoff Emery M B Roberts Castle Dale Morris Singleton Ferron A Manchester Huntington J G Reese Hiawatha Terry McGowan Mohrland A schedule was agreed on leaving July 4 and July 24 open tn order that each team might decide on their own game for these dates The schedule consists of 10 games for each team th first half starting May 29 and ending June 26 the second half starting July 10 and ending August 14 R Bummary: 100 031 (PO — Flrl 130 (Hi— North Main lot (By th Anrjatd Ptcm) Battsrtra — flinxlrton and MlUai Horn run Jwaturdy Ruth Yankm 3 and Jonea 3 Williams AlMcIlra 3 A'1" 4 Joi Rd Bos 3 Webb Rad Boa 3 n n 2oaac 1 Laacrl Yankcca I Oahrtg Allan Bccrtnd East 0 30—3 4 IS 4'1 ttriTh1 rw pmir‘- - 11 oo How 4 I 13 Oil 04- 0Dodra BAG i l' Th Wader Baitsrlcx D Blupptck and ldn Oat-tUi- d Athletic 13: Kuth and Milne n I’KE-VACVTIO- Holly Vikings Tangle With Blue ALBOBA RESULTS — Sunoyside Up Firt104race4148 furlongs 18 8 34 14 44 won 03X-- Friday' Baaalt FI rat I North bum I Vcond Exit 29 B 2b 6 THow 4 West 11 Onter Street 13 rrit Third E&t fihlelng Addition b 6ia! Home Run Hitlers Bandar's Schedule Bt Louis at Cleveland Detroit at Chicago BHOA BHOAl 4 3 i 3 Comba cf 4 3 10 Myer tb 6 0 6 0 Manuih II 3 0 10 Lary aa 4 10 Priedrlch p 1 0 0 0 Ruth rf 4 1 Slrlop 4 Wilson rf Piederick rf 0 4 ilWrtahU 3 0 4 0 Lopea e 3 0 0 1 Kelly Vertex 3b Hoaen Mooney p Tptll xBRtted free-for-a- ll where Squires’ Green Cab club of the State league meets Price' in a doubleheader the first game ofi which is scheduled to start at 2’15 p m 15 minutes later than usual The Kids are tied with Ogden fot first place In the league and a twin victory would give them undisputed possession of the position for Ogden plays only one game at Provo The Salt Lake Moose will tangle in a doubleheader with Helper on the latter’s home field Manager Squires said Saturday that he probably would start Coggle and Christensen In the girst game and put Shafer and Hogan in the second game Joe Dudler and Art Kinney will do the chucking for the visitors Dudler recently won the first game for Price and Kinney is one of the best portsiders in the league The Moose will have a difficult time with Helper which has added two dependable chuckers Red Peery and Dick Brasher to its roster The encounter between Provo and Ogden should be one of the closest of the day In the Bonneville league Sugar-houstangles with Green Stamps on No 1 and Certified Products and Holsum Bakers take the field at Community These two game will start at 10 30 a m Following is the complete schedule for all of the leagues bat Prinile runabouts: third race three miles outboard class C paign defeating a crack field of six in the Letropolitan mile at Belmont fourth race three miles inboard fifth race threa miles out- park Outrun for six furlongs Equipoise board sixth race special novelty relay race seventh race spe- car of ough the stretch with a burst speed that left Mrs Kathcialty novelty relay race Following Is a list of the Individual erine E Hitt’s Sun Meadow A C races arranged by President Wilson-Boy- Bostwlck's Mate and four other high-c’as-s 8 to 8 years (5 races) girls 6 performers staggering Sun Meadow passed the Judges' to 8 years (5 races) boys' race 11 to 14 egg rolling race stand three lengths behind the brll open to all relay race boys 32 to 15 liant Whitney colt Another one and lengths to the rear trailed centipede race boys 17 to 18 ladies’ o 25 yard race fat men's race thin Mate twice conqueror of Twenty Grand men's race wheelbarrow race last year Mate was ridden race race open All by Pet Bostwlck millionaire amathese races will be held from 10 30 teur Jockey and brother of the col't a m to 12 noon owner There will be some more horseshoe Equipoise favorite at J to 5 stepped pitching starting at 2 p m Sunday the mile in the good time of 1:37 unThe pitchers must be members of the der the heavy package of 127 pounds sportsmen's association Chris Little one less than Mate carried His is chairman youthful owner received $7225 List of Paces Missouri wins TrriJi In tha afternoon the following COLUMBIA Mo May 31 (API— Th races will be held: Boys' race 60 Trity of today held th 1M2 n h bis Si eon- fflrl’ race 'baseball lorcno championship Th till was clnchd yeterday ranis 128 (3to 12 (5 r“ce' shoe race C’’hn lJ? risers behind th mnrir piuh races) boys to 10 years paper sack race ladies tn10 of 1Norman Wagnr trounoed low ilata to boys sack race 12 to 15 (3 races) 4- married ladies' race 35 yards boys' Magna Playground race 14 to 18 (3 races) obstacle race boys 14 to 17 girls' race Baseball League 50 yards 13 to 16 (S races) boys' re-I-I to 14 girls' relay 11 to 14 Standing of Us Team race open potato race boys Won Lost Fet potato race men potato race ladies North Main 1 000 sack race adults three legged race Setond East Third East 7 Saturday's RoentU Washington 2 0 New York 14 8 Bi Louts 8 Cleveland 7 Boston 8 3 Philadelphia 18 8 Detroit 8 Chicago 1 Summary: Error— OucelneUo ted In— Terry 3 Hoxan 3 Ott Jackson Ver-- e contest Koeneok Babe Ruth and Btrlpp Kelly frederlrk WilTwo-bas- e son Wrlaht hits —Jackson TerLazzerl were ry Veraea Lnoue O Doul Ptclnlch Wilson Tony Thre-bese Slolen the leaders in the hit— O’Doul Wilson bases— Terry Llndstrom Baerlfleea— Ver- assault on six Washington hurlers aea Brlpp Basel on baits — Phelpa 3 W The Babe hit two homers in the openMoore 1 Fltaalmmnna 3 Luoue 1 Stmck out— Phelpa 3 w Moore 1 Iuqua 3 Hi's er bringing his total for the season Helmsrh 3 in 0 W Moors to 10 and Tony —Phelpa 7 In 7 in hits six gathered 4 In 3 Quinn 0 In 1 PUasImmon 4 In 3 Luoua 3 In 6 3 including a homer Winning pitcher— Luque seven times at Loelnt pitcher— Pbelpe two doubles and a triple Second terns-NEfirst tame: I I NEW YORK BROOKLYN WASHINGTON YORK Olbaon xaLeellt Equipoise Puts On Great Burst 4 3 OODoul If 4 1 1 OiSlrlpp 3b J 0 1 Wilson rf 6 3 3 0 OucelneUo 3b 4 3 3 31 Wright 4 13 3‘Plrlnlcn e 6 13 O'Kelley lb 10 1 IlPhelpe p 3 10 3 Hlmarh p W Monre p tTeylor Quinn p Totwli Schul- Urbanski Home run— Lee Stolmerich en base— Rarteli Sacrifices— Bartel) 2 Whitney Knothe Trouble play— Nlrhoia to Bartell to Hurst Bases on balls— Ultntt 7 Nichols 3 Brown 8 Struck out— Nichols 2 Brow nS Cantwell 1 Hits— Elliott 4 In 8 (none out In seventh) Nichols 8 In 7 3 Brown 7 in 7 Cantwell I in 7 Wild pitch — Brown Winning pitcher— CantwelL Losing pitcher— Nichols d five-ma- Konfck Llndstrom cf Terry lb ott rf Jnrkson Is If ACl’E AWFRICAN Standing ef the Team out — Malone 3 Lucas 3 lilts — Malone 7 in 7 (none out in eighth) Bush 2 in 3 Losing pitcher— Bush Jurses io W Herman to Orltom Bases on BROOKLYN May 21 W— The Dodgers and the New York Giants battled to a draw in a doubleheadcr today before a packed house of 34400 New York won the first game 12 to 5 B08T0N ABHOAl ABHOA breaking up a close game in the eighth Mallon 3b SOT S'Knothe Jb 4311 Inning when they blasted Phelps Hel Bartel! si 4 3 3 7 Urbanski (I 7 I I 4 7 J 4 0 Berger cf Klein rf 10 4 0 mach and Moore with nine hits and Hurst lb I 113 2 Worthingtb If 8 p 3 0 eight rung Brooklyn staged a come 9b 7 4 1 back behind Van Mungo’s Rthulmrich rf 41X1 Whitney pitching to 8 3 0 0 Shires lb Lee If 8 0 15 3 xHrlckeil 0 0 0 0 M ft ran vine 2b 4 I 3 8 take the second 7 to 2 I 1 4 0 first 5 0 0 Brassier If o game' l Spohrer NEW YORK BROOKLYN 0 0 0 0 () Davis cf 10 1 L??eClark 2 0 3 0 BHOAl BHOA McCurdy c f 2 I 3 Hargrave e 2 3b Crlts 4 0 4 0 0 1 1 Frederick Elliott p 2 0 12 10 Brown p if 1 9 Sunday will be a busy day for baseball in Salt Lake The State league the Bonneville loop of the Salt Lake Federation of Amateur Athletics “A" division of the In- dependent associa tion and the Catholic league have all scheduled games Probably the feature attraction of the day will be at Community park Browns Victors it Program for the annual outing of r 7 CooperWins Victory Clubs Strong 3-- 1 CINCINNATI I 867 Coaches Jteers tvs 403 St hull R fvTrl! AvrlU Vmlk Vesmik liKfll Trv b M?u Two 104—4 OO0 J C Ux— 1 smtnl) ttv hit— tn bH— hll— Voninik Haft 3 Rimw it !tfWr 4 lUtilrv 1 flirurk OrsV 3 K Mf(Uf 1 Hud tn t tils— I In I Rtmy ft tn ft KsdUr ft non In I HsnW In ft Hun'tn 3 In 3 3 Hit b rtiirhvr hurnutt hv )(sdlv pHt h—H nidr W nnin HUhr- aiu iff- - JKudhn wj Udi kn rifUDEU'IUA May 21 U-tAUiieticg ran tlieir wtcuitog Tb trk Our Wash Rack will be open all day today due to the THAT IT RAIN! D SALT Let Our Atito I sundry Cleea fct lour Cer PrKCIAL TODAY rr Any make vtaaiicd and cleened $100 SliCntnYl'ATHHSON 177 EAST FIRST tn7M ) 14 Years 7 Cents and up ABSOLUTELY SAME CIGAR Sweeps Country at a Nickel BETTER TOgACCO WILL TELL |