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'' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE uu I'liir 'I r ! r7ar:-r- TUESDAY MORNING JULY r- - t x-11 u rr i : 28 t v 1931 j- 11 wii'iiiii n - iuuui i 'n ti n rrya'iunn !i -ia MAGKMEN RESUME MARCH AS QUAKERS TURN BACK BRUINS 4f 4- 4 4 4 4 4 4 Utah Idaho Trapshooters Will Enter Coast Eastern Toarnaments ‘Pirates Save Perry Plans Entering U S Cub Spot by Net Tourney P Beating Clan father sensational Trudy Teaches Twin Nieces - Gertrude Ederle “Aunty Trudy” as far as this picture is concerned is shown initiating Helen and Trudy Deuschle twins of her sister Into the founds- the cute ! mentals of swimming LONDON July 27 VPh--8 Perry of Fred Perry English Davis cup tennis player today announced his son would sail for the United States SatHomers by Arlett Whit urday to compete In the United States national championships at Forest ney Undo Chicagoans Hills September 5 to 12 The elder Perry a Labor member of Who Lose parliament made the announcement while waiting at the station to greet his son and the other members of NATIONAL LEAGJUE the English Davis cup squad return’ Team Standing Won lng from an unsuccessful set-t- with St Lout ft Pet 695 France In the challenge round Chicago 548 43 V5X New York The squad was received enthusl 644 41 49 Brooklya 52 696 astically by a large crowd and officialBoston tl 496 a Fltuburih V ! 1 !! ! ” ! 42 467 ly greeted by Lord Desborough and 48 404 number of the councillors of the Lawn 38 PhlUdelpht 68 Cincinnati 368 60 J5 Tennis association It was the first time England had Monday’ Knolta WtUbuTth 8 New York 8 won to the challenge round since 1919 Walberg Turns In 16th Tri 6 to 7 Philadelphia (Two game Chicago only) CHICAGO July 27 IJP)— Home runs by Arlett mid Whitney each coming with a man on in the filth inning gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 7 to v® victory over the Chicago Cubs this afternoon to even the series Each team used three pitchers but It was Pred Blake who got the decision over his old mates In his first start for the Phils Blake lasted until the sixth frame and managed to earn hta first victory of the year PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ABHOA ABHOA Eostsr cf 4 0 1 dlJurgea lb B&rtells m 6 13 IzzsHornsbr 10 Klein I II If Arlett rf Rural lb McCurdy e Davis c Whitney 3b Mallon 3b A Blake p Watt p 3 X 6 3 9 3 13 4 0 9 OlEngiiah ss OlCuyter cf 6 two-yea- j ' Abandons Intended Labor Day Gird for Lack of Suitable Match — X Utah Mentor Phone Nine Drops OSL Film Leads Returns From Vacation Trip Ul Coach Ike Armstrong of the University of Utah was back home Monday after a vacation In the midwest considerable of which he spent at the part 7" of the gross gate Jimmy McLamln also was considered for a match with either Corbett or Tony Canzonerl but he Is to meet Petrolle In New York the latter part of August and was not available Sachs said that Dempsey would try C at 10! PITTSBURGH July 27 WV-T- he Giants missed an opportunity to regain second place today when Glenn Spencer came to the rescue of Ray Kremer and pitched the Pirates out to triumph 8 to 6 It was the fifth straight victory for the home club Mt of Ossie Solem In Annan-dal-e camp Minneslta During his stay eastward Ike talked & little football with Heaxtley Hunk Anderson Notre Dame mentor who Is con- valesclng from an appendicitis operation at Rochester Minn The Utah chief will remain Salt Lake preparing for his football school which he opens the last Week In August In the university stadium National Public Lihkt Golf Meet Draws ISO Two-ba- hits— Traynor Kremer Hogan Como-rosk- y Home run— Grantham Stolen base — Fullls 0 Kremer p 1 Double play— Traynor to Gross-kloa- a Bases on balls— Kremer 2 Mitchell Wi OlSpencer p X 3 Berly Struck out— Kremer Mitchell Iss 10 37 14 1 Berly 1 Spencer 1 Hits — Mitchell 9 In 88 14 34 ll Total Total 50 (none out in sixth) Kremer 13 In 7 xBatted for Berly in eighth 1 200—6 191 080 New York Walker 1 in Berly 0 in 2 Spencer 1 In 3 030 013 Olx—8 Winning pitcher— Kremer Dodos pitcher Pittsburgh — Allen Errors Grant Mitchell —Mitchell Summary Mitchell p Berly p xLeslle V There-no- 3 0 0 0 OlPhllllps e 0’Thevenow 8 3 3 "Mil Monday's Results Mountain 8tates 9 O 6 L 8 Film Exchange 16 Utah rower Tvesday's Schedule Sugarhouse vs Plremen Municipal No X Shelton McCarty Harvey Spry D Sb R G W vs Pullman Community Scanlon Ewing Snider Mountain States plied up an early lead that withstood Its rivals’ challenge and O 8 L was toppled out of a tie for first place by its 8 to 9 defeat in the feature game of Mon- day’s league The railroaders’ loss coupled with Utah League the decisive 15 to J victory of Film Exchange allowed the latter club to Won Lost Pet regain a clean hold on the lead 3 750 Gunnison Lefty Anderson vs tart lng for O 8 3 667 Nephi Safins 2 667 L was wild in the early stages of 600 the game and Mountain States took Ephraim 000 Elslnoro ’0 full advantage to secure an early A Kehl with three hits Btndiy’a Schedule margin Elelnoro st Ounnlaon one a triple was the potent factor in Salin at Ephraim (two games) the visitors’ attack SAUNA KEPHI Utah Power Jumped Sid Lance for BHOA BHOA Cowan 3b 6 1 9 0 three runs on four hits in the first 6 3 4 0 B Oatesc M Sperry© M Sorenson 2b 6 4 2 3 inning but after that the Pllm ace 5 18 6 3 10 D Bird at p Reese If 6 4 2 2 settled down and blanked the Power I Wrthrtn2b 66 13 2 PoraheeUlb 64 3 3 0 nine the rest of the route 0X0 Madsencf ASuerryp E Blrdlb si 5 !i Jones lb 6 The Film club came back strong T Sorenaonr Pettyef forcing Gallacher out of the box in ii L Christnsrw Belllston O Sperry xl 6 3 0 6 9 0 1 the seventh inning LewlapU Five triples and seven doubles crept 46 19 27 7 Totals ToUls 34X 022 300—15 Into the box score as both teams hit Southern X 1 i Safina 001 041 103—10 hard Errori A Sperry E WorthSummary The scores: Bird E Bird E Stolen base— 1 TELEPHONE O Sperry O B L Sacrifice hit— M Sperry Home runs— 45 BnOA BHOA Birde M Sorenson Reese Petty A e 1 0 8 6 Kehl 3 Three-basJones 4 llHersog rf hit— D Bird Lewis E Andrus lb ‘4 0 0 61 Brown 1 b 3 Jones O Sperry tII0 Charge W WorthingtonLewis 3 Bonny Kehl m 4 1X1 defeat to 3X3 Struck out— Sperry 5 u 4 0 1 0 lb 4 0 4 llAllred Jb Lewis S D Bird 3 Bases on ball— Sperry Flandro 2 0'Stsgg If 2 LewU 4 Shelton If 0 4 1 1 jDavies cf PeUted cf 403 3 0 ' GUNNISON Eberle 2b Nelson 3b ELSINORE 910 1 Butler e BHOA! 993 BHOA Tolman rf 49 0 Anderson p 9 10 S 0 12 0 Thompson p AVillardlb 66 2 9 olmil o B J 1 0 110 obertslf hlld3b 20 8! 0 31 Totals 82 1 Totals StubbaSb 6113 E Johnson 3b 4119 206 State 6 112 W Vlilardo Staples p 56 31 00 90 Mountain O 8 L 012 H HsJvernrt 5 3 0 0 Grayrf W 5 0 2 0 H Hermnsnlb 5 1 Kehl Summary: Error— Andrus KrumplX Flandro Eberle Stolen base— A Kehl 2 2 0 8 3 9 0 B Stftpleicf Lastcz Flandro Shelton Davies Brown 5 10 4 1 0 Home Bauersas Gregorsoncf Three-basruns— W e Kehl Anderson 6 11 1 Christensen cf 110 0 hits Ericksonp Tolman Butler Herzog 2 Marguardsn iM 4 I 9 3 —A Kehl hit— Shelton Double play— Brown unOHUlon2b 4142 assisted Struck out— Thompson 9 AnderBases on balls— Thompson 1 An41 9 27 10 son 4 47 14 27 9 Totals Totals derson 6 Wild Pitches— ington I Two-ba- 1 From New York to Los Angela You’ll find and center” in Web-stera“fro- rit — earned popularity smoothness through consistent goodness always give iQ ' and Web-ste- rs money’s-wort- h smoke satisfac- - tion OunnJaon Elsinore 014 030 040—12 000 003 130— 7 Erron—Hill Summery: 3 Hermansen L Johnson S Neil-ao- n Staples Margardsen 3 Bauers Erickson Stolen Stubbs bases— A Villard W Vlllard Home rune— Two-baLast Roberts hits —A Vlllard Stubbs Xnst Halverson Gray ChristianBtruck sen Nelleon out— Erickson 13 Base on ball — Staples 1 Staples 8 Southern Utah League Standing gf Teams tbs Won 1 3 Gtmnlgon Nephi 8afina Fphraim Elilnor Lott -J Sugar's Sslina Bstterieg— A £ Bird Lewis Klti Sperry and and Oates i 750 667 667 600 000 o Nephi Pet S H 15 10 m 0 18 32 3 Sperry R 12 Ounnlaon Elsinore 7 Batteries-- E Erickson and Vlllard hiu and Staples and apt 29 (By Asseslated Frees) O AB R H Fct Ruth Tnn trees 86 914 88 123 369 Simmons Athletics 98 998 82 160 377 lndianj83 Morgan Grimm Cube Klein Phillies Davis Phillies Wait aa4 Ceatw AMERICAN ASSOCIATION “Won Lost St Paul 59 Louisville 61 Indlsnapolia Co'umbu 47 49 47 46 49 46 Milwaukee Kansaa City Minneapolis Toledo Distributor: Wo IL SGckney Cigar Co Salt Lake City 286 62 306 88 315 41 110 93 377 84 131 78 249 19 86 8t Paul 367 349 347 346 Pet 690 506 495 495 490 490 490 446 Csrrent Results 10 Milwaukee 2 Minnespo!lls 17 Kansaa a City Toled© 10 Loulnlii 1 zUL Just I start yesterday BOSTON DETROIT AB ABHOA Johnson rf 4 a I 0 Rothrock If 4 1 iRhrne ss Orhrtngcr lb-a- b SIS ORnvts lb 1I 4 12 p Mlllsr lb Stone cf-- lf Alexander Webb rf i b 4 11 C'Bweeney it 0 JcManua 2b 3 0 0 2 zRusiell 3 0 0 IVan Camp lb 3 Grower 2b-- s 8 4 3 3 3’Oiiver cl Coenlg 1 3 0 3 Berrr e 4 Owen 3b 3 Grabowski e 4 0 7 O'Warstlr 3b-Bridges p f 00 00 Jt MacFarden p 4 Walker cf as (24 Totala Totali IIU3T12 iRan for Sweener In fourth 300 002 000— 4 Dstrolt Boston 002 112 OOx— 13 Summary: Error— Johnson Koenig 2 batted In— Alexander 2 Oehrinrer 2 Sweeney 8tfn Webb 9 Warstler 2 Berry Miller Rothrock Rhyne Two-bas- e bits— Webb Van Johnson Oehrinser Koenig hit— Johnson Stone Camp Three-bas- e Warstler Stolen base—Rothrock Sscrl flee— Owen Rhyne Warstler MacFsrden Double play—Brower to Koenig to Oehrln-g- er Bases on balls— Brldeeg 4 MacFsrden I Struck out— Bridges 6 Koenig 1 MacFayden 9 Hits — Bridges 13 In 8 Koenig 2 In 3 HU by pitcher— Walker sy Mae Fa'yden loosing pitcher— Bridges Rung NEW YORK July 27 WV-Fo- r the second straight day the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox split a double-heade- r the Sox winning the first of today's contests 8 to 1 and the Yankees the nightcap 12 to 3 In the opener Babe Ruth's home run topped off a six run rally which tied the score but Tony Lazzerl dropped Reynolds’ fly In the tenth to allow the winning run to cross the plate twenty-sevent- First game NEW YORK I CHICAGO AB H O A! 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Rhodes p r“ 0 U 41 19 30 01 171 JO 16 Totals Totals zBatted for Rn J ssBatted for Pipgras 1a tenth Two-ba300 019 000 1—8 White Sox 100 006 000 0—7 Yankees Errors—Sullivan Summary Lasseri Runs batted Sullivan 4 Combs 4 Anderson Thomp- wood Kerr Oehrig Two-baa- e hits—Sullivan son Passed bail— Butler Time of came Byrd Ruth 3 — 1 hour and 97 minutes Home runs — Sullivan Ruth Don Ruth Combs Umpire— Sacrifices— Fonseca Frasier Dickey Douand Lee Scorer— McCarty ble plays— Kerr to Cissell to Blue Lary to Kerr to Gehrig Basra on balls— Lyons 9 FILM EXCHANOE UTAH POWER 2 Rhodes 4 Struck out BHOAl B H OA Frasier 4 Pipgras C Lloyd rf 6 2 0 0 Garter ss 4 10 3 —Pipgras 1 Rhodes 1 Frasier ) Hits- X 21" 6 4 9 0 3 Lyons 2 4in I 4Frasier 8 In 7 Rhodes f in I 1 in Winning pitcher— Frasier 0 0IC Snider of 4 2 2 0 Pipgras Abhamsn 2b 3 6 4 10 djGardner Franks c 4 19 3 Losing pitcher— Pipgras K Lloyd lb 6 8 7 ilAardema If 9 0X0 Second game 3 X X 6 Spry o Smith 3b 3 13 2 CHICAGO 3 11 6 E Snider 9b 9 0 3 0 Sterzer cf BHOA Erickson If 4 1 0 0' Bonny rf 3 13 0 X 0 8 0Byrd ef p--rf Lance p 0 0 3 0 Blue lb 3b 4 0 1 llSeweU 3b jGllacher rf-- p 9 0 0 1 8ulli?an cf 4 1 3 0 Ruth rf Reynolds 1 1 0 0 4 Fonseca rf O'Hoag rf ToUIf 13111 FotheraiU 1(14 211 Total 5 If 4 2 5 0 Gehrig lb Pllm 005 01 7—1 2 4 4 2b If Kerr 14 1 Chapman Power 300 000 0— 3 0 1 liLary ss I 2 O Clssell ss Summary Error— Abrahamson O 4 3 1 0 Laiserl 3b 2 Spry E Snider Bonily Jeffries ss Lloyd Gardner X 8 3 ilJorssna Grubs a e 0 — bases Stolen Erickson Smtth 2 C Snider ::1 Wells 3 Kuster Three-bas- e hits—C Snider Oarrity Franks K Lloyd Two-ba- McKaln Kemp Abrahemson — Caraway 2 K hits Franks Smith Ster Lloyd ser Carter Gardner Double play — Lance xJolley to K Lloyd to Gallscher Totslf Charge defeat 33 7 2411 Totals 12 batted—Gallacher Hitted Olson 3 Struck xBatted for araway in ninth out— Lance 10 Gallacher 1 Olson 1 Bases Chicago 000 006 U- l- 3 on balls — Lance 1 Gallacher 6 Wild pitch New York - 321 021 101-- 12 —Olson Passed balls — Spry 3 Time — 35 Fonseca CarErrors— Sullivan Summary Scorer—' Teeter away Runs batted In— Chapman Ewing Umpires— Scanlon 3 Lary Wells Ruth Byrd 2 Sewell FotWtl) hit— Sewell Reynolds Oarrity Two-bahits— Lary Byrd Jeffries Three-bas- e Lery Fonseca Stolen bases— Ruth Wells Byrd Sacrifice— Byrd AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS ghapman Laxxerl to Lary to Oshrlg Standing ef ike Teams on balls— McKaln 1 Caraway 3 Wells Woo Lott Pet IBases out— Wells 2 Caraway 9 Hits— ' Struck Vied 6 1000 0 LosCaraway 14 In 7 780 McKaln 9 in 200 ing pitcher— McKaln 167 WASHINGTON July 27 WV-F-our MIDVALE— Vleo Oil’i powerful district Cleveland errors and IS hits were Moncontinued their title march champions rolled together today by the Washday by routing Midvale 12 to 8 here R H E ington Senators to take an 11 to 7 Score: 12 3 Vico 16 the Indians In opening 1 game from 6 8 Midvale Peterson their series here Batteries— Nelson and Morse I CLEVELAND and Landers WASHINGTON BHOA BHOA 0 Mjrer Jb J 0 Porter rf DUNDEE HOOD DRAW 1 Bred Rice rf 0E 1 27 0 6 DunLONDON July Burnett Jb t UP)—' Vince Mnuih S J J l'Cronln Averlll cf dee American welterweight of Bal- Morran 5 0 4 0 lb 0'Weet cf I Kuhel lb timore Md and Jack Hood British Voamlk If 411 5 l I11j 01 Kamm Jb J lb B'uege j j welterweight champion tonight Mratt c 4 i 1 1 I 1 j8penr e drw tocvsii fought a ten-rou- nd i iiciowiur a 1 1 11 out of gas is on occasion tame of embar- rassment— an embarrassment seldom experienced by users of Perco Ethyl Gasoline because of the extra mileage this good gasoline deliver The greater mileage Parco Ethyl ’gives you Is due to its evenly controlled volatility and complete combustion Moreover Parco Ethyl Gasoline is noted for its freedom from I 0 0 Oehrli 17 AlChapman 9 as 4 4 1 8 3 0 4 3 0 0 3 1 0 6 6 To run Byrd Sswol 0 Ruth XI 0 9 0 3 valvc-stklci- ng start its dynamic power its flashing speed And equaffy important Parco Ethyl comes to you with gum its sure-sh- ot a Cf rtified compression motors anti-kno- soiftr SAVE”MONHy ON If Legion Baseball Major League Leader $ X xxRan for Bengouih tn eighth 060 300 020 6—4 St Loul 200 000 101 1—6 Philadelphia Error-Kreea Runt bitted In Summary: —Kress Storti Schulte 3 Simmons 2 Miller McNair Two-bas- e hita— Kress Crimer Threevbase hits— Cochrane Simmons Home run—Miller Schulte McNair Sacrifice— Blaeholder Double play— Bengouih ts MeliUo Storti to Mtmio to Burns Bases oq ball— Blaeholder X Walters L Struck out— Blaeholder 9 Walters 6 1 if 1 BOSTON July 27 WV-T- he Red Sox took the third game of the se13 4 ries from Detroit to collecting 1$ hits off Tom Bridges and Shortwho twirled the Mark Koenig Pet stop 693 last two innings and held the Sox 615 runless 385 Danny MacFayden went the route 908 for Boston after an unsuccessful t alio nh States Piles Up Early Lead to Win 9 to Power Loses DESERET NEWS LEAGUE Team Standing Woo Lost Film Exchange 6 4 O 8 L 6 I Mountain States 6 9 U P & L No 2 0 4 In I to line up an outstanding match dur- NEW YORK JUly 27 OP)— A record PITTSBURGH ABHOA ABHOA6lL winter for some time next entry of 180 players from 41 cities 6 13 Waner cf 5 1 1 0 ing the summer probably on Independence has been received from the national 4 3 3 OlOrantham public links golf championship to be b 6 3 8 1 Terry lb day 6 3 6 AlComoroek’ o'n the Keller course St Paul Ott rf played 6b 6 e OITraynor 13 Hogan August 4 the United States 3 3 1 4 P Waner rf starting ham Runs batted tn— Ott Allen 3 Jackson sg Kremer 2 Verges L Waner 4 11 llOrossklosi 3b y Golf association announced today Verges 3b 8 0 8 3 Jackson 3 Orantham Hunnefld 3b 4 10 I 8uhr lb Traynor 1 4 NEW YORK Allen If Tullls cf w w Mauler Voids His Plans of Fall Program r Sharman Plans Entering 3 Nev July 27 WWack RENO 9 I L Barton rf iistephensou if I 1 3 0 3 0 10 Dempsey announced here today that If 16 01 OlWllson 6 10 6 because 10 OBell Sb of failure to make a suitable 3 13 6Blatr lb IVSi match he would not stage a fight 3 I 1 liHartnett c 110 O'Bush 0 W Elliott p 0 0 0 OxHemaley here on Labor day 0 0 0 1‘ Mar p mD Taylor 0 0 0 Through his manager Leonard Sweetland p 10 0 Sachs the former heavyweight cham Totals 36 10 37 101 ToUls 96 11 37 19 plon said that “Due to the fact that 000 340 100- - 7 we cannot make suitable Philadelphia arrange 100 003 1 00— 6 ments for the Chicago proper kind of a match sBatted for Bush lo sixth and not wanting to put on an InfeeiBatted for May in seventh mBatted ior Juries in ninth rior bout we have decided not to stage Summary: Errors— Bartella Belt Run! a fight here September ± batted in— Stephenson McCurdy Arlett 3 Whitney 3 English 2 Watt Hartnett 3 Sachs said that Dempsey had tried Two-bas- e hits— Barton Blair first to Judges get Jack Sharkey and whomThree-bas- e Hartnett Home hit— Judges b runs— Arlett ever bases— would be willing to the Stolen Whitney — Hurst Whitney Cuyler Sacrifices Hurst meet Koster Double plays— Mellon to Bartells When he sought to match Jack to Hurst Hurst to Bartells Bases on balls —Blake 5 Watt 3 J Elliott 1 Bush 3 May welterweight champion 3 Struck out— Blake 6 Watt 1 J Elliott Thompson 3 Bush 1 Sweetland 3 Hits—Bush 9 In 6 with Young Corbett of California but May 1 in 1 Sweetland none in 3 Blake 7 the titleholaer demanded what Dempin 6 Watt 3 in 1: J Elliott 1 in 3 3 an exorbitant sum 1 Hit with Pitched ball— Blake (Barton 3) sey considered Wild pltchea— Blake 3 Sachs said the negro wanted a guaJ Elliott (Cuyler) winning pitcher— Blake Losing pitcher— rantee of $60000 to meet Corbett and Bush turned down an offer of CO per cent I Pleading for Harlera Colorado-NeMexico Donle poked viciously at his ham and eggs nraph Solons Yanks for 'I’ve been Tournejr pitchers pleading Sox Divide Sure I Who hasn't? Outside of the Led by Sam Sharman holder of Cleveland Athletics Senators and differences there isn't a club In the league that all Utah titles a group of Beehlvo AMERICAN LEAGUE the owners of the Team Biaading doesn’t need pitchers We all want state end Idaho shooters will shoulclub Won Lost Pet ball tnera but there don’t happen to be der muskets late this week and march 71 28 733 From Chicago Philadelphia into some of the largest shoots of $6 ihlngtoi 63' any to get come a bit 5 36 the country's schedule early In Aug69 had “My pitching staff is riddled Right ust 60 48 474 earlier story that now I’ve got four pitchers who can 43 60 467 Donle was Sharman who this season shot hla 67 387 peppery work and one of them Pat Caraway :U 973 disgusted with the A singles douto the Utah A way so In lost he's all been has often there 36 961 Sox and their failbles handicap and titles me leaves effectiveness his That to ure get higher Monday's Resalti and1 Vic and to the state P I T A double Red Thomas Faber Tommy seventh 10 4 6 St Louis than Innings) Philadelphia place title will enter the Frasier They’re pitching great ball and New York Chicago Colorado-NeIn the Americsm Mexico event at DenBoston 13 Detroit 4 But if they have a bad day I haven’t ver XX 3 7 Cleveland league standing Washington August to 6 The brilliant a man to send in to relieve them Ted The report had It Utahn will continue his trek eastTaeoday’s Schedule Lyons has a bad arm It’a been sore ward until he winds was to he ready Chicago at New York tip at Vandalism all season" withdraw as manSt Louis at Philadelphia August 21 for the Grand American almost pathetically Detroit at Boston r Carefully contract tournament of tbem alt ager although his Cleveland at Washington j pitching troubles greatest does not expire until October Pitch Donle outlined his Meanwhile E L Ford Alt Chris two one relief Moore his of Jim Big the or ers lack them tensen O L Becker A P Bigelow-of provided the PHILADELPHIA JUjf 27 OP)— bone of contention over which Donle pitchers has been shipped back to Harry Todd Ogden mouth" an in- andBDrHiggins Rabbit McNair's home run In the was reported “trench with Chicago with the veteran E R Van Cott Wiley Coletiffing docclub the and fection of the gums tenth Inning gave the world's cham- owner Charley Cbmiskey tor tells Donle that Hal McKaln his man professional H 0 Mills and pion Philadelphia Athletics a victory “It’s the bunk” snorted Donle other finisher has an Inflamed Orrln Howard Salt lake wyi enter over the St Louis Browns today S at Del Monte wrathfully “I never heard of such a shoulder and is out of the game In the P I T A shoot to 4 beginning August 5 to such have got definitely Things was the The winning homer third A trio of Pocatello shooters R K 3 0 0 0 a is 9 p Js ITlacher point big Smead Jolly the out- Rector J O Cotant and O P Barcircuit drive of the game which was Montagus Hudlln p s fielder who la Just recovering from ber wiki p a pitchers' duel between W&lberg and JsbJon also will compete In this event Lawson p - 0 0 a broken leg has offered to turn Montana's world champion livo Blae holder 0 0 0 xDeton Donle think but the doesn’t pitcher Blaeholder struck out nine batters bird shooter E W Ted Rmfro of 38 14 34 10 40 16 27 XI situation is quite ss bad as that Totals Totals Dell will compete The victory was Walberg’s sixteenth the DerMonte xBatted lor Lawson In ninth 000 310 Fans Satisfied With Effort 021— 7 Cleveland of the year shoot also 022 023 XXx— 11 Waahlniton I satisfied are and PHILADELPHIA “The LOUIS fans ST Sharman by virtue of bis brilliant alwaye Summary: Errors— Burnett I Montague so is everyone else" Donle explained ABHOA ABHQAl' state tourney showing gained the 3 8 Blhop 3b I i T 4 E Rice Runs batted tn— Kuhel I Crowder if they're sure you’re trying ell the right to compete in the ch&mpiop of 4 I f 0 West Morian 2 Voamlk Kimm Jablon-ows4 8 Cramer cf Manush 3 Cronin Spencer 4 13 0 Miller rf Sewell time I had to let Caraway stay in champions shoot the feature of the 9 Kuhel 3 Cronin Averil! hits— '70 State 3 0 Manush Morgan program Vosmik Myatt Sewell yesterday and take a bad beating from grand American 11 0 Three-bu- s Sacrifice— Monta- the Yankees because Z had no one tltleholders from the entire nation hit— Manush ‘ 4 gue Double play— Morgan untwisted else to put in I finally sent Wehde Canada and the Panama Canal zone 3 Myer to Cronin to Kuhel AveriU to Sewell 9 0 6 9 to Montsius Ba sea on balls— Jablonowski a rookie in there because he was the compete in this event Walter p 3 Lawson Fischer Crowder Struck best I had out— Jablonowski 1 Fischer 3 Hits— Hudlln In 9 I I Jablonowakl 9 In 0 Lawson Maybe that didn’t look as though anyone else to pitch if there was to 95 7 3ft 13 Fischer 9 In 4 9 Total! 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