| Show — r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 16 MORNING JUNE 21 WEDNESDAY ” 1931’ GRANT LONG WILL COMPETE IN NATIONAL A A U TRACE MEET Two Hits! Reds Snare Benny Chapman Revives TimpsPJay Local Clubs Senators Win Pair Double Bill Art of Base Stealing Helper Club Business Men Gain as A ’s Divide 1 Bob Grove pitched another game Tuesday when be held the Browns to two hits Grove sppesrs to be even a better pitcher than be was last great AssureFunds Four-Ma- n Team to Rcpre-seIntermountain Sec-toi- o Now Assured Defeat Macks in Browns Yanks Indians Twelfth Double Victors nt AMERICAN LXAOUI Won Lost 14 Phllsdelrhla 15 41 91 10 99 99 31 30 Waehlnston New York Cleveland Boston Detroit St leull Chicago - BurRuns batted In— Brown 9 Morgan nett p'mlk Averlll vosmlk 3 Hodepp Two-bahits— Kunin Ksmiu Bewail Three-bas- e hit— Falk Averlll Moreau Stolen base— Sweenes Bscrlflre Ksmm —Brown Bases on bills— Brown 1 Russell 3 Llsenbee 1 Struck out— Russell 3 Brown 4 Ltsenbes 3 In Hits — Russell 9 In ( 9 In 0 (pitched to 3 batsDurham men) McLaughlin t In 1 Losing pitcher season r Old-Tim- Lucas Steady in Opener Cincies Whale Boston Pet —Russell :8 3ft 004 600 393 371 30 167 30 34 30 From Braves Bambino Expects Teammate to Make 50 Thefts e Performers- - Second same: I CLEVELAND BOB ION BHOAI BHOA1 0 3 4 4 0 3 llBumett as Oliver ef 3 1 Writler3b-s- s 4 0 1 ilPslk rf 01 0 4 0 Porter rf Rothrock it Flingers By BABE RUTH CHICAGO m June 23—Tt is a long time since any major league ball player stole fifty bases in a sea” v son but I think you will see the mark passed this HOME RUN CLUB Horn Rutb In feature rn Tattdayt Iinkrei Athletics Benrrr Braves 1 Ledera— Klfin 16i Ruth IrHcse lit Arlett Cabs Hi Simmons Ltasuc Sll Total 484 Miliora 1 Phil lies Vankeeii Philliei Athletics t8i 14 Its Gehrlr-ranker- Fssx 10 223i Ath Hornsby Kntkmsl THE BIG SIX s Ogden Goes to Amerlcnij Fork in State League Bees Remain Idle Ths standing O AB It rr Bet398 36 Wednesday's Schedule 47 149 31 Morsan Indians 68 NATIONAL LEAGUE ' 16 By GEORGE WELLS 3 1 0 OiAverlll 49 173 40 Webb rf cl Yankees Ruth 67 887 Helper at Provo 4 p m BUidlnf Teems f 4 Morsan 173 381 (he 3 44 3 0 38 Miller lb At Ath Cochrane American ork 4 p m Csaen 66 Combined efforts of Salt 'Lake Retails 171 S 4& If 25 65 880 Ttesdir's 0 U I Voemlk Hendrick Reds Sweenejr lb 0 Detroit 4 57 231 47 (1st IS Rhyne aa business men the Rotary club and Wsshlntton 30 84 864 Terry CM ant a Hodapp 3b year Ben Chap) 51 157 13 3b 10 0 Kamm 3b Davis Phillies PIckerlu 58 367 Helper and Provo wilf clash in tliei 1s the U Men’s club Tuesday assured innlnee man Boston 0 Clsveland the 0 0 i 4 Myatt e player Ruel c feature game of the Utah State league 4 New 0 York Chlcsto entrance of Nate Long and Byron 0 0 0 0 Hudlln Morris p who Is likely to do Jf p 4 St Louis 1 Philadelphia Llxenbee a similar experience In Wednesday The game to be played p 10 10 had Buck Grant University of Utah athCarey It Hs one is ol 0 xVan Camp 10 0 In Provo starts at 4 o’clock In the 1924 letes In the National A A U track 0 0 0 0 Wdnedr’s lehtdsls Durham p New York at Chicsio best other contests Ogden goes to AmeriWithout doubt Carey was and field championships scheduled stealers I Louis 141 Phlledrtiphla 34 8t 37 Total base runner In the National league can Fork The starting time for tlita at Lincoln Neb July 3 and 4 J G Washington etat Detroit looked at since JJ Toesday’ xBattaa for Uenb In eighth RsUs 000 000 000—0 years tilt Is 4 o'clock also Boston King assistant secretary of the Boston at Clevsli during the past twenty-fiv- e Cobb Collins and Otnetnnetl 30 Boeton 4 OOx— 10 003 063 CleveUnd I guess he was probably the best in Claude Engberg’s Bees remain Idle chamber of commerce announced Other rln Sisler were run 23 3 Errorn—Hothrock MV-' Burnett DETROIT June Summary: Washingtwo track stars cocaptains of the history of that league Just as but play Provo in a vital clash SunThe In— Amlll Runs Vosmlk 3 Kimn nlng wild during Wednndsy'i Sehcdil e the 1031 champion Utah university ton clung to the heels of Philadel- BurnrttbittedFiik Myatt ) Cobb was the best In our league I day at Community park hit— my early t Cincinnati Boston (3) daysf team will Join Levi Myers sensa-- ‘ phia by winning both ends of today’s Averlll MyitL Burnett Stolen bss8— to don’t know how close Chapman may Provo must win Its game with Luke with the Red Sox!-"'Pittsburgh st Brooklyn (3) Hudlln to Burnott with Detroit the first Morgan Doublg play— tlonal Utah Aggie runner and George double-headcome to these headliners of other Carmoni’s club in order to remain In Chicago t New York er to Burnett to Morgan Milwas Rice Hodipp Bt which was taken ler to Sweeney Bieg on ball— Hudlln 4 Loutg st Phlladrlplils (3) Corbett former B Y U discus star being a slugfest day but I believe he Is sure to be the the race for the bunting with Salt who could iri 3 3 second out— 10 to Hudlln a Ltaenbee brilliant Morris Struck and the In forming the Intermountain A A Lake The Timpa can lose and keep best In the game for a while l 3 a 1 catcher i 8 In 4 give Durham Hit— Morria BOSTON aAf( June 23 duel between meet hurling U contingent to the Cobb was at his best during1 my In the race but the Bees would have Durham none In Ltwnbee 4 In 3 headache double-headUhle Fred and took Morris George were Grant a and assured Funds Marberry from the Braves pitcher— first season with the Red Sox in to lose all three games of their re- Ruth Chapman to 0 1914 Long following a conference of King ending 4tme He stole 96 bases that year and maining contests which does not apto 3 0 and 8 to 4 Fred Lucas everything In today his to become favor Clinton Larson A A U track and First can see him dashing around pear very likely at the present time I still I DETROIT one WASHINGTON of the Tribe held to base of stealers the Increases’ hits greatest in three the He ’ field chairman and business men B H OA Chapman BHOA There were other great base stealers Joe Barney should be able to win at breaks fast has of the and Reds Johnson hammered 0 opener 3b a 4 speed 4 plenty Mrcr rf 3 14 and the two clubs Tuesday By Tues- MamuhK S a 3 0 Walker ef In the league at that time as Eddie least one of those three for the locals Yanks Win Two 4 3 10 Thefts three Boston twlrlers for 11 hits in In a few strides and he Is a good slid- Collins was quite a flash on the paths With so much at stake Manager day night the necessary amount had Cronin ea 4 3 3 4 McManua 3b 4 13 3 CHICAGO June 23 (PV-TNew the second game which was called at er Within the past month his work 4 3 3 llAleaander lb 1 0 100 been raised to send the two Utes Harrla rt the Otto Blrk of the Timps will probably the end of the sixth because of rain on the bases has made him a big fa- and Clyde Milan was far inabove Na0 Btone 4 13 York Yankees swept both ends of a Wret cl 0 3 while similar efforts In Logan and Bluree start George "Red” Perry on the Koenll 3b 3b 40 the vorite at the Yankee stadium and the average Carey was king First fame Provo have assured Myers’ and Cor Kuliel lb redouble-head4 Brower ea CINCINNATI BOSTON from the White Sox fans look for him to steal every time tional league then Carey never mound Helper will undoubtedlynurl-era t Hayworth b BHOA Spencer e bett’s participation respectively BHOA s taliate with Art Kinney Both set reached the marks Cobb to 8 4 15 0 Dressen on the Douthlt high Burke no Hoyt first he 2b cf p first 4 by has gets 2 and other today base game winning The national A A U nas forward Hadley p Herrlne p are portsiders and among the best but he led his Jrabtran rf 3 12 0 Maranvllle m 4 010ft 1 runner on second to prevent him Collins and Mila ninth-innin- g 6 on scor a then Hulllvan p 4 13 6 Berger ed $133 of the expenses necessary rally 4 0 4 0 ef Utrtpp 3b so the Provo xOweu Hendricks lb 4 1 S 0 WrUington If 4 0 3 0 from stealing As soon as Chapman league more often than any of these chuckers to the league in for the athletes which sum fans apparently have an excellent! lng an easy 9 to 4 victory lij the sec4 12 0 Sheelr Ouliop If 3 0 7 0 starts the crowd players topped the American lb to shout and begins A A U ‘ 44 officials have 1 10 13 1 37 37 1§ Total! ond Totali 33 8 Cucclnello 2b 4 3 0 Schlmrlch rf each time he makes the bag safely It has beep a peculiar thing that exhibition to the offing XBatted for Herrins In 7th Durcchrr ss 4 0 3 1 Spoi hrer c turned over to the chamber secre Waehlnkton Babe Ruth set the pace In the first the National league has had the best American Fork and Ogden both 010 DOS 013—10 ftukef ortho o he Is cheered wildly 0 10 ichbourg his fourteenth home run tary for distribution among the men Detroit Q00 003 100— 3 by hitting 3 0 0 ljBool Luca p 0 I 0 stealer for many seasons though won Sunday the Forkers from Salt I never saw baseball fans become base nuns batted In— Cronin 3 or tho season with Lary on base 2b The Beehive state men are expect Kuhel Summary iMfiauire 0 10 for several years our league furnished Lake and Ogden from Helper Ogden Went m-Fr- ank 23 so 3 Menueh Harrla excited FRANCISCO Myer base SAN June a about as stolen the 0 0 0 ’zNeun ed to leave Sunday for the champion' Walker Herrlne In the nightcap Chapman and to win eecond Two-baHayworth Hunefteld 2b stadhun fans atJover Chapman’s the leader 61nce 1920 our league has still has a good chance g Cox catcher of Harrla Ilayaorth Herrlne Lazzerl stole three bases apiece twice ships In which ail of them are eligL htta— Manueh SUerdel p tied twice and trailed every other place Ken ‘‘Lefty’’ Mott for Amerible to compete In the Junior meet Myer Walker 3 Home Baerlf lee— Stolen making double steals The former the Seattle Indians held a comfortaWest Harris Cronin 34 7 37 81 39 937 4 Totals Totals Three times this season I have year But this season it looks as If can Fork and either A1 Bonner or on Friday July 3 and in the senior bases— Cronin brought his total steals for the year ble lead In Paclfio Coast baseball Double play— Harrla to Cronin sBatted for Bpohref In 8th don’t Lefty Perkin for Ogden are the seen Chapman steal second and third we are stepping out again one the following day to Mrere to Kuhol 3: Cronin to Kuhal to 26 8th ssBatted for in Maguire toon balls — Hoyt 3 Sullivan 3 Burke 1 bases In the same inning and in one think anybody In the National league probable hurling selections 101 000 Cincinnati 3 averages complied batting league first Myers who recently set a new oon Bases 3 nice' out Hoyt 3 Hadley Burke I 000 000 000— O at the stadium he stole second has a chance to beat out Chapman NEW YORK CHICAOO day having hit safely 68 times in 48 Boston ference record of 478 seconds In the Struck 8 lu 13-- 1 Herrin Hite— Hoyt 13 in 8 3 Error— Mamiire Runs batted game Summary BHOA games In— 0 out In combe eef BHOA Sullivan 4 In 3 Burke 0 In for an average of 451 hit— Douthlt base three times in the same game unless Ben meets with Injury which dash and who also la Cullop S 1 9 0 Simona cf-- lf 3 10 Strlpp 4 Three-bas- e Wltld pitch— Sullivan Ur hit— Schulmerich He also scored from second base on keeps him out of the lineup Hadley I In 3 He Is 4 113 Dleeell ee 10 14 Cox gained four points in the aver- Cullop Crabtree speedy half mller will enter these 7thi Bsees on balls winning pitcher — Burke Losing pitcher— 4 out in front now and going utn If 1 the week while Bill —Lucas 1 Struck Maguire events R M C out— Lucas 2 Sherdel 8 a bunt In this game which produced way Hoyt Long ehrlf lb 6 3 7 0 i ages during i the three steals In one game at strong Rhiel who was near him last week Passed ball—flpohrer 8 13 champion will enter that event with Second ame hipmcn rt 4 J 4 06 3 3 0 Watwood Shibe park after stealing second and Figuring on what he has done up Swe 3b rf 10 4 01 dropped 17 points the Aggie star Grant a high and WASHfNi OTON DXTRorr I Second tame 3 13 3b to Lweri now Krr " I ‘ think that third Chapman dashed for the plate Chapman should H O broad Jumper and high hurdler of BHOA Perking J BOSTON CINCINNATI leReynoidg 1000 Dave Barbee of the Hollywood 9b OJohneonrf George Faulkner of Ogden won the BHOA as the pitcher threw to get the bat- steal close to 60 bases this season Bichrodt BHOAf cf 0 0 0 0 Stars is still leading home run hitter Johnson excellence will compete in these Myer 01 ef Walker Manueh If 3 Douthlt cf 2 3 3 O'Dreasen 3b 3 I 3 with 19 Barton of Los xDlckev not open hill climb the feature event at Jeffries lb ter at first and he slid ip safely Twenty years ago that would events and Corbett who Is throw Cronin ee SIOwen3b J Angeles has Crabtree rf 3 11 OIMarauvllle ss 4 f113 1 4 Wtlnert 01 Alexander lb ! ? e o 14 to his credit and Hill of Hollywood 9tripp 3b enough to lead either the annual '‘Gypsy Tour” of the Salt 331 0 Berger cf 3110 Seven seasons have elapsed since have been times lng the discus near the world s reo Harrier! Qomegy p H Rlcerf 8 OlStonelf have changed And Lake and Ogden Motorcycle clubs at league but rone p 0 0 0 0 and Oana of San Franclsoo 11 each Hendrick lb 4 J I SiWorthingtiijlf 4 14 1 Inches Is a Weatef ord of 163 feet 8 3 01 Koenll 3b 3 11 OtSheely 3 3 8 0 any player stole 60 bases in the major if Ben can If lb 3 0 0 iMcKRln 3 Cullop p 61 Brower ee 4 grab off even 50 steals Como Springs Following ia a comDetailed statistics on the leaders: Cuclnnello 2b 2 1 3 4jftchulmrichrf 2 0 0 0 leagues though that mark has been strong contender for honors m the Btuc ibb:"U 138 OlOrabowikl 0 0 0 pevewy p this think he will be the sea' plete summary of the various events: I O AB BHHR Pet Durocher ss 10 0 iiCronln e 3 13 1 Kuh) year event 18 16 Hill Climb— Oeorie Faulkner 0 aftftd xRoush IiuPothersiU‘ ? 1 0 S Henderson 6 Uhlep 10 0 OltMoore 110 0 seriously threatened several times son's leading base stealer in the ma Open From the field of athletes at the Spenoor6 aMcManuelb 20 10 500 Ford 0 Peters L A s 0 9 0 II Bool c llrst Dave Moore Ogden second Del arberryp 8 0 11 Max Carey one of the greatest of to spare Fools Ogden 461 Styles 2 Cox Seattle 3 110 Maguire' 3b 49 m meet twelve outstanding ones will be UchfPp e 40 13 37 II Totet third 3 0 3 1 base runners stole 61 sacks in 1923 jors with plenty Totl cs 0 0 0 9 Rhiel Portland 56 228 4J0 Benton Hill Climb—Dick Nelson Balt Lake 3 0 0 1 I believe too that the fans want llrst46"Earl xBtted for Johnson In 8th p 3 0 2 SIMoss p selected to tour South Africa in a x£ Rlc he was the last big leaguer to more 7 3 4J9 0 Blackerbv Oakland Worman Osden second Batted Kerr In 3th (McAfee p 0 0 0 0 and base than have Total! J 34 810 11 erBtted for stealing series of exhibitions designed to stim2 4‘JJ they 30 Race — Oeorgg Faulkner Oaden 436 for Tate in tth mark George Cantrell P 110 0 reach the tenth 406 33 1 0 Marer Hoftwood arberry In Ray Winerar Bait Laka second euBitted for fiber In 0th ' ulate Interest in the Olympics at Los Sisler had the same number In 1922 beep looking at during recent years first In ninth 44 117 4 394 Hazzard exauder Slow Race— Butts Ogden 0 Gastoa Beattie 11 10 III and th for 34 In Clsall is ererBtted Totals Totals 37101011 and he Is the it because this feature of 000 MO 808 7 Angeles In view of the selection of Waehlmton 17 16 310 0 Del Poole Ogden second Nsw York last American leaguer Perhaps 020 030 004--3 Gllllck Sac xBatted for Durocher In fourth 000 000 OOO J 0— Chicago the game has fallen off so much and first 376 73 398 112 3 Contest— Ed Fisher Ogden first! 021 — a Croaaotl 8 7 300 loo Jumping Myers and Long as members of the Detroit for zBatted In who 50 Cronin Color more has fifth had Eddie Runs batted Summary 37a Cincinnati 0 31 48 19 Summary1 Error— Brower Isaac 8alt Lake second s Errors— Liaserl Clwell Kerr Hofmann Mission its return 300 033—8 But BobLadies' American entry against Great Brit- In—Cronin e lins missed by one steal in 1923 and now they welcome hlta—Cronin Rung Weet 3 358 Boston 54 309 75 H Race — Beth William Bait lake batted 4n— foneeca 3 swell 3 Per- SUI Hollywood 100 they certainly are going wild in New first 47 143 54 bays— Brower kins Kerr Ruth 2 Beynoldn f ain In the games between the two Manueh Weet Myer Stolen 0 Balt Lake cecond Hollywood 2 33 Mary Boyer of at end Called sixth Chapman rain) 9 353 Orabowakl Uhle Doubla Plan Appling 73 295 104 Bottle Race— Holland Archibald e Coleman Portland Sail nations last year there Is strong Sacrifices— hlt£ewe)l 2 Kerr Summary Runs batted in— Crabtree 9 Worthington to Cronin Mtrsnvlllo to York about Chapman’s base stealing — Blueae to 351 to Kuhel Myor to Cro- Fonseca 6 28 91 33 first: Earl Worman Ogden second hit Bevereid XHollywood Cm be Three-bas- e 3r Hendrick 3 Berger 3 Bases on balls— Benton 3 He can't steal enough to suit them Lake Sheely Bool to 8heelT possibility that Utahns will again be nin to KuhelMyer 73 216 104 361 Strlpp 2 A Kuhel uneeeleted0 Left on —Blue Chapms-Bait Lake Egg Race — Walter Retting Sununa run— Ruth Home base— e Stolen Moore 3 a bits— Moore Moss McAfee out— 1 Cullop Struck Benton 0 Waehineton Bare on attitude may start a revival in first Harold Chase Balt Lake eecond olt considered for the team provided Sacrifice— Blue McKain Wat- Home run— Berger Stolen base— Strlpp Moas 1 McAfee t Hits— Moss 7 In 4 3 This Struck out— Jeffrie balls— Uhle 4 Marberry 3 COLLEGE BASEBALL one of the spectacular features of Williams wood Double plays— Pcmeca to Kerr: Blue Contest— Jacld Pulling Special Blde-cMaSacrifice hits— Crabtree Cucclnello their showings so merit' McAfes 4 In 1 Cantwell none Jn Uhle A Marberry 3 Hite— Marberry 7 In 0 to Cissell to Blue Bases on bi ' Balt Lalte first A O Elting Ya! 4 to Double Harvard Moss I plays— guire Cronin the Maguire lot pitcher— game Fischer t In 1 Salt Lake second Wild pitch— Uhlo Winning tber t Johnson p— 3b-3- b 10-- 1 0 the 1 Two-bas- Bur-net- er an-oth- 1 3 t 3 Loa-I- has er 3 Cox Continues To Lead Coast Lead Batters he H ‘ er US Inter-mounta- 0)0 m se hard-hittin- hel I Two-ba- 440-ya- rd ct“ 10 440-ya- rd n b Faulkner Wins se Cycling Event 1 vvfiil 3- -4 nn Or-d- en ! half-centu- ry iil I Two-bas- 021-7--4 Two-bas- Two-bas- basea-Detr- ar 3 tTroeli Tops Trap pltehee-Marbe- rry Cain 1 Johnson McKain I in 7 Caraway 0 in 3 Johnson 0 In ! Welnert 1Fybn in J9 (pitched to 3 men) iO o In 1 Hit br pitcher— Johnson (Wstwooi McKain (Lsry) welnert (Pothertlli) W pitch— Johnson Winning pitcher —John-eo- n Login pitcher— McKain Lyons I Jin Browns Split Two Hits Hackly Gunners at Reno Grove Yields RENQ Nev ypj— Frank Troeh national champion of Portland Ore was r high gun In the i event of the fceoond annual Nevada state trapshooting tournament as the final contests were completed Monday Troeh made 197 hits despite the fact that It was an unusually windy day J O Co tan t of Pocatello Idaho placed second with a score of 194 Among the Nevada shooters Al Brun-diof Reno was high with a score of 189 and second place for state entries went to Henry Rosenbrock of rd 200-bt- rd ge er llshob lb iorhrcnc q Jmmons Voxx lb Millet Dykes lb Blf O Lasrl3b $010 Jnraenec 3 BHOA 5 SehuHc ef Mrlillo fb Ooelln If Kreee 3b Beteucourt b Bome 4 'Levey ee Young c Oroucn 3 U tfv Boley ee Oroit 4 4 4 I rf 4 0t9 13 1 9 0 1 0 Again Wednesday I 3 01 Mrlillo 7b 13 01 joelln If 3 4 0! Kreee Sb-4 0 4 1 0 I ‘ 3 Todt lb Simmenelf FoxxJb Miller rf PvkeeM HevuiIO pRimi8noo Mahaffsy p I 3 t 0 9 f I j v J Ml William B Erekson'i Fish Hatchery SSI bln rtitve NO 74 xleo-te- ll Street Murray Nf asonable LICENSE fry and ftnserllng Yti S Lagserl Fon hits— Fonseea Elcnrodt Oehrif Combs Stolen base— Oenrig Chapman 3 Lassert 3 Cissell Sacrifices— Jeffrie Sewell 2 Larr Double play— Ken to Cissell to Blue Bases on ballsCarawty 3 Mooro Wells 3 Struck out— Faber 4 Caraway 1 HUs— Caraway Y in 8 13: Moore 4 in 9 3 Faber 3 In 2 Hit by pitcher— Carabay (Ruth) Losing Pitcher— Caraway Two-bas- e J Cl 'lew McDonald p Rommshp xMoore aMcNalf yBotay bWklhgrt ijgJZI e Tot! And mmi f Iludlia Brown Each Ilurl Shulout Game-CLEVELAN- June 23 Willi Hudlln and Clint Brown hurling shutout ball the Cleveland InWV-Wi-th walloped the Red sox In both hero togames of a double-headday winning the first 13 to 0 and the leoond 10 to 0 The Tribesmen collected a total of 31 hits In the second Brown allowed only one hit a ilngle by Earl Webb dian er First seme BOSTON J e0ft0 0 3 10 0 16 60 16 34b 11 i Tots! xBsttfrf for Hentnsi In seventh rRiUfJ lor Mshsffov In levintn sBsttea for MrXonield la ninth 1Ren for Boliv In ninth bone out when winning tun foprsd 008—4 000 010 103 Philadelphia 000 10? 0O0 001— On-rjBt Louie Kress Levey Bchultl Errors— Summery' Miller rerreU Rune betted in—Ooalin Burns Hess Bishop Todt Schulte Two-be- nn hits— Schulte Kress Home ruas—Oos-lllid Double Miller Sacrifices— Jtlmsey Tltlln Tw Burns: Blse-mlde- r Happy Wonder Bakera va M1U Craak at lsys— Ley to Mehlio toKree to L ta Burns Mill Crack to Burn! bells— Foxx to Todt Esse on Eishth Avenue Orocera Va Poplar Orove Rommel to Rommel 8 Bleeholder 1 Klmeey I Struck Sorenaon w catro Eleethlo va El Rio Jordan Junior out— Mthtlfey I McDonald I Blssholder 7— Hits— MshtfrtF 7 In Klmey 3 in City Flan Market va Waterloo Louth J 3 Rommel 3 In 3 (I out In J3th Junior Hit by pitcher— By Mehedsy (Bettencourt! Losing pitcher Winning pitcher— Klmsey ST GEORGE BEATS BEAVER Rommel t8M AeyVe goti ft® be good ?0n Totals 34 6 27 1 xBatted for Moore In seventh $ $9 iBatted for Faber In ninth New Yotk SU 020- -3 030 000 on— 0 o o e Ghicaso S Laggerl Oiube 1 e e o Summary: Error— - ' La nr dfc e ieef Diamond assignments for the Wed nesday round in the two leagues of the Balt Lake Amateur Baseball association were announced Tuesday One change In the original announcement has been made Because of the postponed game between Centerville and the Jewelers of the Federation the Gold Market game will be played at the 0 8 L diamonds Following is the complete schedule: DMiIm Oi - fv‘ron'i market 'Dlrl O North vret Athletlo club vs Bachelors Area vs Aultmin Ornery Jsekson junior Mutual Creamery ve Vagabonds River- - D v NETTERS HALTED RAIN HAVERFORD Pa June 33 'JPh All matches scheduled for today in ColUne the Intercollegiate lawn tennis Serond rimechampionship tournament at the I ST LOUTS PlilLADEI PHIA Merlon club Cricket were postponed BHOA BHOA! 0 9 4 0 on account of rain 3 0 31 kehulte ef BlohoeSb Indies to Play KZ'JT FI 4 Faber p tPothsrelU Two-bet- X-r- ay 3 I I llOrub o 4 3 S O CaraaarP 4 0 0 3 Moor p Welle p Sill 4 4 4 a BEAVER— The Beaver baseball team lost in a game played at St George Sunday afternoon the score being 7 to 5 In favor of St George Cliff McShane of this city who plays second base received a badly sprained ankle during the first innings and had to be carried from the field Two pictures taken after he returned to Beaver revealed no broken bones -3 Ath' 8T LOUIS Juno 23 W-- The letlcs nd the Browns split even In gam- double-headhere today the r Second f NEW YORK' CHICAGO BHOAf BHOA Philadelphians winning the first 'ombs Of 6 1 OiKerr 3b 01' game 8 to 0 behind Left Grove's two-h- it aryee 4 10 SlCIseella 4 0 i 4 pitching and the 8t Louisans’ Ruth If I 00 36 00 Blue lb t Brrd K 0 4 " Ponecalf nightcap 5 to 4 In 12 innings 4 8 I llfelehrodtcf 4 Ohrlt lb flret kcm I 9 S OlWalwood rf I ST lout Chpniaivri rr1I1UUEIH7A 3 3 Hawaii Jb A Jeffries 3b J Mim 4 ? Osrdnervllle subjunior of North America who champion made 188 hits xMrNlyi oeo xxQrlmM In the handicap shoot G K Ward-we- ll 81 Tot Ml 30 9 37 17 of Alt uras Cat was first with xWled for Courier In BtU a score of 97 out of 100 at 19 yards xxBetted for Collins In 9Uu Wed The following for second with a kkxRcn for forrcU ta elxl score of 95: - Frank Troeh Portland PhlUdelchf ww— v wj ww 24 yards Jack Nobel Truckee Cal 8t Louie batted In Error— Kreee Rune Summery e 20 yards and hlte —(Joelln 3 Fore Lodi Cal 21 —Miller Blehop Three-b- e hit— Foxx Slmmone He yards Double play— Burns toto Levey Vernon Colquhoun of Reno was Hiller Levey iurni to Levey to Burn toMellllo Burn Beo winner of the state championship In to Bums! 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