Show 4 a THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING ' HAY 24 B 1931 7 ATHLETICS BEAT RED SOX FOR FOURTEENTH STRAIGHT WIN 4 4 4 4 4 4 r4 4 4 4 4 4 444 4 4 Assemblies Close Highly Successful Prep Athletic Year DISCUSSED Robins Slip blJTFIELD COLLISIONS Yanks Down 44 444 444 Twice Cards Babe Ruth Gives Advice to Players Griffs Only Win on Boots AfterScare c OWNERS 3IEET TO PICK HEAD FOR AMERICAN 44 ill a S Phillies Step Over Dodgers Cul?s Loge Another This Time to Buccos er Breaks Losing Streak Browns Win 4 Two From Tigers Cleveland NATIONAL LtAGVI Tui ft K amfrican Team Ztandio l e Ann Handing Pet Won Lost York Bslsrdsr’s Bealt — York-Boat- BROOKLYN May 23 P— After giving the Robins a day In fifth place the Phillies dropped Brooklyn back rrrnrU :vif seventh 1 Vot-m- ik Two-ba- gon-fol- eighth The s e o o n was a game pitching duel between Clyde Day and Southpaw Stewart Bolen up to the eighth Inning Then Buzz Arlett with the score tied at clouted bis tenth homer of the year with one on In the next frame the Phils put over four more runs three of them coming on Chuck Klein’s ninth circuit wallop PHILADELPHIA BROOKLYN BHOA BHOAf 1 3 0 3 XsMr ef 3 1 1- -1 BOSTON WHAT’S THIS Thompson 2b 10 10 0 0 110 O'taBoone 4 0 10 0 0 0 01 Breraler If 1 0 0 0 Herman 4 0 3 0 rf 8 3 3 1 BlMonetUlt 2 113 3 ROBINSON I1L May 23 (TV-TweWright eg ‘ 0 Frederick Grand has been beaten-- bat A 5 10 3 Gilbert 3b 3b 4 was not Mrs Whitney’s Lopez c it wtthney 3b 4 Clark Ptlber Vi Flo versp winner of great three-year-o- ld o Davl SI t the Kentucky Derby tWlJflntnwn 0 o o Helmach Tiiiott p 0 nLorabardl was a turtle named Twenty Elliott P 3 0 0 3 cm Warner JSrlclMll Grand that finished out of the p cLsOOlO Quinn Moore p money In the annual Robinson Mattingly p 0 0 0 0 terrapin derby Bhaut p aO'Doul West Point a mod turtle did 1100 the 150-inc- h dash In 25 seconds 33 B 37 IB 38 16 37 13 Total! Totals xRan for Davis In eighth lowering the record set last year xxBatted for Lee In eighth by Running Water a snapper zflatted for Clark In fifth Dnke II a mud turtle waa secaz&atted for Helmaeb In seventh azzRan for Lombard tin seventh ond and Burnsie a box turtle was xBatted for Bhxuts in ninth third axBitted for Thompson in nWith 000000 110 -8 PhiUdelphlo Twenty Grand Man-o'-W- ar 2JO-6 010000 Brooklyn Alfonso H and Amos ’ll’ Andy Summary Bung baited In— Arlett 2 Mo also ran Curdy 3 BartelL Klein Hurst Whitney hit "Wright 2 Gilbert Lombardi Two-bx- ss Three-base hit— —Whitney Hurst Gilbert Home run — Wright Bacrlflces— Arlgtt Ensign Hurst Gilbert Double 1 to BiMonafete to Lopes to Hurst Error— Arlett Lopes Bases on BUwwClark 3 J Elliott 3 Shield 2 Mattingly 2 Struck out—Clark 3 J Elliott Bhaute lr Hits— Clark i- 8 in 6 Helmach -Jn 3 Maitinaly 0 In -l seventh J Elliott 7 In 7i8hleld8 1 in 3 H El- - TweDty Lott 1 In Hit with Pitched ball Br Twelfth-Thirteen- th Guinn (BDekelll Wild pitch- Shaute ntn Pitcher— J Elliott pitcher— Guinn Thl Week’ Schedule Monday— Ensign vg st Twentieth Second tamer Twenty-firvg Twentieth Wednesday— BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA vs Twenty-sevenBHOA Ensign BHOA Twenty-fir- st vs Ensign Saturday—' 1 Sb 3 0 ef 4 13 TompMn BrlckeQ 10 1 Plowera Sb st end Ensign ward are lead-- jf tartelL M O’DouL IT I 3 0 Twenty-firrace es play enters the the Ensignthisstake rf 10 Arlett fttai week with four tames final round 4 lb !U scheduled The feature Hunt lb contest looms next 8iade ag Whitney Sb Saturday at 10 a m on Municipal diamond Frederick Prtberg eSb dash Ho 1 when tnslro and Twenty-fir- st 4 Sb Gilbert Hensa won It third game last Twenty-fir- st Lombardi e 3 Bolen p week T to 3 from Twelfth-Thirteen- th Day 13 to 13 which also lost to Twenty-seven- th Helmach p Scores : 13TH-13T- H WARD 21ST WARD 30 5 37 11 Total 40 13 37 13 Totals BHOA! 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Big Seventh Over Buc Inning the seventh to which they Passed bells— Hl 3 made three of their four hits gave WARD 37TH WARD BB O A BHOA vica the Pittsburgh PiratesCubs b 4 0 11 8 3 8 1 Pletchsr J Hlahemlb Malone Cole P 8 J 0 J Crlsmon el 10 0 0 tory over the Chicago 4 10 0 Mssslan 8 0 4 3 Hlahanjof walked two men Mosolf singled and B lb-1 f 5 1 Aldou 3 3 8 ) 3 Hardy o L Wsner and Grantham followed Murphy M 4 I 0 0 Chapman 3b I 3 j 3 4 3 1 I Hale 3h 3401 with doubles to score four runs Aside Seville as 1 1 1 83 0 Simmons ee from this one inning Malone and IBlackham If to one a Bucs hit 3 I held 0 the 0 3b Bunker K rf Baecht Hardy er by P Waner 36 8 17 Totals '38 14 13 31 Total 13TH-13T- H P One of aero 1- -2 - two-bagg- CHICA PITT8BDROH L Waner orenthem bhoa 3 0 Moore eft 3 English 3b 8 I Wanef rf 4 I J Traynor flhihr ib Phillip MnkeT ? yMosolr g Th4veooWt ? 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Miller rf3b 3 0 0 3) SiMcNalr M Rhyne 4 0 3 4 Games Lost Also 3 OiBolex 0 e Berry 0 0 Oj Ezrnshw p 4 113 Durham p 0 0 Lleube& p 0 0 xWlnsetc 1 0 This ts another of a series of ar- BrUlehart p 33 10 27 13 30434 01 Total ticles on baseball by Babe Ruth star Totals xBattad for Llwnbea to alstatb outfielder of the New York Yankees Summary: Runa batted to —Foxx 3Mlur 3 McNairi Cochrane Bolej Sweeny Three-ba- se Stolen base— Roth hit— Webb BY BABE RUTH Foxx to Boley to Earns Double to Boley to Foxx Bases onbaUa The advice which is contained In Eamahawplay— —Durham 1 Llaenbee 7 BriUheart 1 Earn 3 Struck out — Llaenbee 3 Earnehaw today's lesson will he found particu- 8 hawHite— Durham 8 to 3: Lleenbee 8 In larly important It is given with 8 Brtllheart 1 In 1 Hit with pitched Loalns By Durham MtUer McNair) the idea of helping outfielders to ball— pitcher Durham Error — McNair Charge Run rePonalble Struck out—Cole xeored— Olf Cole escape injury through collisions In the outfield Now and then these collisions cause one player to drop the ball and perhaps a game Is lost through the mlsplay But the chief thing to be considered is injury to one or both I don’t need to tell what may happen when two fielders crash into each other while going at top speed Sometimes it is a head injury a brain concussion a broken jaw or bad cut on the head I have seen them all By remembering a few things you will avoid a lot of misery and perhaps win a lot more ball games The ball which is hit between two outfielders belongs to the fielder who first yells that he will take it That is the cue for the other fellow to If a player keep out of the play yells be will take It and then falls there is no blame to be attached to the other even though the fielder who stops running is closer to the ball As you move toward a ball keep your eye on it and keep your ear tuned up for some word which will decide whether you are to take the ball or let It alone Once you hear another fielder shout that he has It you have one of two things to do If close to him your one idea must be to avoid a collision If you are far enough away to make the play safe for him Just back him up so to be ready to help out if the ball gets away from him Now for the most Important bit of advice It concerns a play in which the two outfielders come so close together that both are about to collide Then one should take himself out of the play as shown in the above picture First shout to the other fielder to take the ball then throw yourself on the ground It is better to throw yourself In front of the fielder who is making the catch if this Is possible If you throw yourself behind him he may have to back up a bit after taking the ball and lose it by falling over the player on the ground Falling away le sure to prevent Injury to both players and the best Insurance against the ball being dropped You will note In the photograph that the player on the ground is entirely out of play and in a position where he cannot interfere 3'Hs HH The May 23 Yankees ran up an early lead today then barely lasted to win from Washington 7 to 0 Washington rallied In the ninth Inning for five runs driving Herb Pennock from the mound Ed Wells stopped them just short of a tie NEW ld 2-- two-ml- le three-corner- ed annual NEW YORK BHOA Reese 3b 6 3 3 OiRutli rf 6 2 1 3! 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NO I jAMbCurdy Shield p Deo 6 BarteU es KlinH Arlett rf Hunt lb Ills O BELMONT RACE TRACK New 23 (P— Running away May eleven-yeahis field in the stretch James Butler's Questionnaire carried the white and cherry silks of James Butler to an easy victory In the thirty-eight- h The race for the football title was running of the Metropolitan centered principally in regions one and two Box Elder went to the finals handicap at Belmont Park today in one bracket and Granite In the The Rancocas stable's Mokatam other The Bees were given what finished second five lengths sway might be called a lacing by the Far- with Walter M Jeflord's Aegis third mer crew Six started With a reputation as the best perHoop Tournament former in the handicap division Maintains Traditions went to the post the' The basketball tournament main- Questionnaire favorite and under "Sonny" tained Us tradition fully There Workman’s won a like s was all the color and glamor that good choice guidance He trailed off the pace In event the the has characterized to the bead of the stretch and then past Pleasant Grove went to the moved out in front with a buret of finals with Murray but the Smelter speed that was unbeatable Ral Ites one of the most polished fives Parr's Grace went to the post seen In the tournament for several as the Her choice but lost her seasons outplayed the Inexperienced rider In second the first furlong The ButGrover all junior team and took a ler ace stepped the great battle historic mile In 1:38 5 to win the The state track and field meet has purse of $7525 been described by old timers as the E R JumpBradley’s most exciting event of Us kind held er Beelzebub showed the way to 14 In the University of Utah stadium horses over the for a number of years Uintah classy steeplechase course to win the Charles Spanish Fork and Davis staged a L Appleton Memorial cup steeplerace Davis chase and great $0200 J dropped out of the race in the next A length and a half back of the to last event the javelin In which Bradley Jumper finished Thomas they were expected to score heavily Hitchcock’s Chenango with the RollUintah would have won the title had ing Plains stable's third it won the mile relay the final event Beelzebub was the Argonaut favorite ' on the program Mickey Oswald uncovered a hurler RECORDS BROKEN In Byron Thomas and the Leopards Seven records were broken and one won a close race with Jordan Granite and West for the diamond bunt- tied at the Florida A A U second bill 1 Questionnaire Takes Handicap in Easy Style Workman Has Mount It has ever been seasons ttle r plan fell down somewhat the Utah state High School jljthetr standard and consequently did not place as high up In some Athletic association has ever (of the sports ss they have In preexperienced In spite of (he de vious years most- - successful Kress 1 six-ru- j son 1 header h 10 ' 1 today double-- J The high school athletic totals 325 award assemblies some of which were held during the'bcr—as high ss past week are closing one of I by winning both games of their second straight 8 to 6 and 7 to 1 The Phils went to sixth n A burst of scoring In the eighth Inning gave the Phils the decision In the opener The Robins used six pitchers the defeat going to Jack Quinn who started the fatal 'I (By the Afioclted Prrf) Phtille Home runs 8aturdar--Arlet- ti Klein Phillies Wrtsht Roblus Averlll Indian Owen Titer The leaders — Arlett- Phillies JO Klein Phillies 9 Bimmons Athletic 9: Gehrig Ysnkses 7: Hornsby Cubs 0 Blueire Senators 0: Cochrane Athletics 0 Herman Robins 0 Averlll Indians 0 Leacue to' a Is— American 115 National Probably the two most unusual about the season were the thlnga Indians Win After lierformances of the East high base Twelve Straight Losses ball team and the Spanish Fork track Sunday's Bcbedttl CLEVELAND May 23 Chicago at Cleveland Both organizations successsquad Detroit at 8t Louis probably two games four White Sox pitchers for IS fully defended their state titles someBoston at Washington Philadelphlaai New York hits the Cleveland Indians today thing rare indeed In this state The broke their losing streak by feat has not been PHILADELPHIA May 23 accomplished on the Sox 10 to 8 Clubbing Eddie Durham and Hod defeating the cinders for over a decade and CHICAOO CLEVELAND Llsenboe for six runs In the first two BHOA West and the old Balt Lake high are BHOA Blue lb 4 3 7 0 Porter 4 10 0 rf innings here tothe only schools which hold two suc3 0 0 s 3b Ctsael) fKtmu 514 the AvoriH I world's 6 4 4 2 0 cessive baseball titles If 4 day cf Reynold 5 3 1 3 Moreau lb 2b Fonsem Philachampion Fot herein rf 4 1 1 Oi Hodapp 2b 5 3 4 4 Two New Champions delphia Athletics Eichrodt cf 4 1 0 Voeiulk U 4 0 e x p e rlenoed no s Jeffries 3b j'Detors Crowned During Games 3 7 0 4 c t S Tate 10 Ooldmgn Increas-'lng trouble la n 2 ! 0 31 6ewell c Frssler p New champions were crowned In t is 3 10 3 their winning 0 0 0 Ferrell Faber p the other two major sports football 0 0 0 0 Braxton p streak to 14 games and basketball Murray won the McKaln p j jj 0 0l In a row by a score xWatwobS waxed floor bunting and Granite ' of 7 to 1 against 33 11 34 l Tolla 37x13 37 14 the grid bunting Totals tho Boston Red xBatted for Faber In sixth East high proved to be the most zKemm awarded baao for cateber’a InterSox winner The champion prolific ference George Earn-sha- w 301 8 100— 001 tiChicago Leopards won the district track 12 030-- 10 001 Cleveland went the Tllli-cufootball tle the title the city 3 GoldErrors— Kamm Detore Summary: route for the cut tennis bunting and are man Sewell Runs batted in— Fonseca Maekmen and held Father Ill Hodapp 3 Averlll 4 Detore to hike first place in hits— Av- the favorites Ferrell Eichrodt the opposition to erlll 3 Vosmlk 3 Eichrodt Morgan Three-bas- e the only golf league in the state If four hits In turn-In- g — — Averlll Home run hit Fonseca the Hillloppers win the golf Sacrifices — EichStolen base— Wataood In hie fifth vie- - y- 1- j It will give them three state rodt Double plays—Detore to Hodapp to tory of the year Ctsaell Blue to to Fonseca as no other region ReynMorgan A1 Simmons continued his batting olds to Tate Bases on balls— Frasier 6 championships In state the plays either golf or base3 Faber McKaln 3 Struck out— rampage by hitting a pair of singles Ferrell 3 Ferrell 3 McKaln 3 Hits— Frasier ball Frasier In four times at bat The American 4 to 3 Braxton 3 In Faber 3 in 1 The competition In all of these 8 In 3 3 Wild pitch— McKaln league batting champion has now hit LosingMcKaln — sports was close and of a high call- - ing Frasier pitcher In 20 straight games PHILADELPHIA Sender’! Schedslw at Boston two fames Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louie at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago A More than a score of names have been advanced as nominations to succeed Barnard who died unexpectedly March 27 William Harndge of Chicago secretary of the league under Barwas renard's administration garded as an almost certain choice McMxnus Voenii Struck out— Ble-'1- 9 holder WhiUhtll I Bsms ou ball— Blaeholder I Stiles 2 Whit hill I Hit Blseholder 13 In 7 (no out m eighth 440 stile 2 In Wln- Kimsey 0 In 1 pitcher— Blaebolder toeing pitcher— JOOlWhlUhm Double ply— Whltehlfl to Mc-t- o Owen: Mellllo to Levy to Burns: 383 Kress to Ferrell to Kress to Farrell Triple Play— Lgvy to Ferrell to Kreaa to Burn to SstsrAay’s Results Boston ts Philsdelphis 7 Chicago 6 Cleveland 10 Detroit 2 6t Louis 7 Washington 0 New York 7 Brooklyn 1 :innstl l (10 1 no tnu) Chlcsio rain Mew York A) Barnard In Rich Meet HOME RlIN CLUB Granite Murray Victors Spanish Fork East Doth Repeat $ Ettrtmralj Mew CHICAGO May S3 Wl— American league club owners today decided to meet in Cleveland next Wednesday to elect a new president succeeding the late Erneat Titles Go to Other Butler Colt Teams Medals Given First Across THI GREATER HUDSON 8 for thi Butota Coapa 12 ether model ranging op to $1450 Freight zod special equipment air oft NEW ESSEX THE 875 ‘595 and up All rl8 I O and up Datralt SUPER-SI- X for the Coach or Bnsfnsui Coupe 6ocherbod7riea a attractively priced Freight and special equip meat am extra of couimm e BoimiuADnimscffi “In the Automobile Business in Salt Lake City for Twenty four Years” -- Distributor and Retailer Bingham Utah— Bingham Garage Blackfoot Idaho—S wager’s Three “A” Gar Caliente Nevada—L L Burt Cedar City Utah— Kopps Garage Coalville Utah— Coalville Motor CoS Auto Co Downey Idaho— Elj Nevada— Motor Sale & Service Elko Nevada— Parker Motor Co KayavlHe Utah—E L Tall Garage V Hi-W- ’ 36 South State Street Hudson-Esse- x Kemmerer Wyo-- L B Young Ljmndyl Utah— Lynndyl Garage Motor Co Logan Utah— Calder-SpencManti Utah—Mantt Motor Co Milford Utah— W R Martin C Howe Murray Utah-Fr- ank Morgan Utah—A L William Ogden Utah— Ogden Motor Car Co V Pocatello ldah— Murray Motor Co : er ’ - Wasatch 636 Price Utah— Slunk Motor Co Provo Utah— Schofield Automobile Co Rock Springs Wyoe— Western Auto Transit Co St Anthony Idaho— Orroe Auto Co Inc St George Utah— Dean Clark Soda Springs Idaho— Soda Springs Garage A Machine Co Twin Falls Idaho-- A L Smith Auto Co |