Show rf-l- J I r A B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JULY 7 1935 COBB MOYES CAR PAR Yanks Stavo Off Disaster Cards Crawl By Splitting With Griffs Teams Clash Up Notch on Bengals Stack Up Another New Yorkers On Tuesday Women’s Golf Racer Elated Over Course Leaders Slip Half Game in Standing Save Day in Cubs Whip Pirates in Two Matches Slated on Eleventh of Second Game Chisox Links Here Others in Thirteenth Robins Bosox Victors on High Horse Ogden Provo 6 (AP)— The Yankees floundered WASHINGTON Testa to Follow Close on Tuning Up Hopes “ High for Records Eight women’s golfing teams will tes off Tuesday morning at 8:30 o’clock in matches of the Utah Women Golfers’ association In Fort Douglas meets Forest Dale at the latter course and Ogden Golf and Country club play at El Monte In division B Salt Lake Country club goes to Timpa-nogo- s of Provo and Bonneville invades the Nlbley park links have- - been numerous There changes In team lineups and much cloaer competition la expected The Fort Douglas contingent appears to fc AltUlorlAbattle although ruling a favprite over Forest Dale Ogden is believed to have a considerable edge over El Monte The Salt Lake Country club aggregation should have an easy time In Its contest with the Provo women although the latter team has been improving rapidly In recent demonstration! Bonneville seems to be the logical favorite over Nlbley park’s team Following are the lineups: Division a By GEORGE CHAMBERS John Cobb' racing retinue will move to the Bonneville ealt flats from Salt Lake City Sunday morning the celebrated English sportsman announced Satu&ay night following completion of all his plans and a survey of the course Cobb proclaimed himself as high- I ly enthusiastic over speed possibilities at the Utah course which he declared was the finest he has seen He feels confident he will be able to greatly exceed the record of Utah's Ab Jenkins who covered 8053 miles to 24 hours A definite time for starting his assault on the Jenkins record has not been determined After the Napier-Railto- n speedster is tuned up at the track it will be put through course test runs on the which Is now trapped and staked by the American Automobile associa tlon Cobb at first had planned on a J2l4mile course which had been surveyed but If tests on the course prove it is adapted to PORT DOUGLAS the high speed that Cobb hopes to FOREST DALE Mr L a Packman Mist Helen Hofmann attain he wiU run on that Mra Pearl Rile Mrs A O Moore May Use Short Lane Mn J E Bramwell Cobb Is used lane Mra H H Rom the 'If Mra Una Smith his start to be ready may Mra Marjorie Dean Mra F S Armour run by Wednesday but if It is deMra O A Hughey course cided to traverse the longer Mra W J Jennlnti A A A it"' will take officials of the EL MONTE Mra John Oeertaen three or four days to change their A Shaw Mra W move Mlaa Johnnie Johnaon traps reset the “elec trio-eyMill Helen Mataon the pit and arrange other matters Mra H B Porter Cobb will be relieved on his enMra O Erickson Mra L Hanson durance run by C J P Dodson and Mrs L A Bert Tom Rose Richards It Is probable Mrs four-hoT J Mra Leonard M Worthlntton shifts will In drive they Mra A P Millar Mrs A T Easley Besides the three drivers those Division B a L C 0 PROVO making up the Cobb entourage are Mra A H Meant Alice Reynolds Reid Railton designer of the racing Mra O 1 Reed Laura Menael Mra Mary H Soules Muriel Halverson job Dr Neville Whltehouse phyMra A L Olndrup Mint Dawley sician for the party Ken Taylor Mra T Whitworth Ramsay summer In the accompanying photo Mias Bar- Mra FR T Stewart Pee The coming Junior League hone show to take chief mechanic J Li Phillips and Mamie Elertaoa W W Cassidy Ruth Romney bara Bintz is shown riding Major while Miaa Mri Charles Coe special mechanics and place the afternoon of July 14 at El Miramonte Mrp Qeors Bnydvr Mary Taylor Denise Bintz la on Trotter Belle will be on of the colorful aporta events of the Mri J A Oorman Steve McDonald tire supervisor May Buttle Mri 8 Welnatock Una Stewart hazard a not Cobb will preWhile BONNEVILLR NIBlEY PARK diction as to the speed his car should Mlsa Loretta Doherty Mn R 0 Hill An- Mn 0 0 Alien Mn Deane Miller Entries attain some In hit party art of the Many Mn Ltt Foley Mn J F Baman Mra L F Thompaon Mrs 8 X Hematreet opinion it will have no trouble avernual Horse Show Mn W N Jennlnta Mlaa Qene Lomax aging better than 150 miles an hour Mn Donna Williams Mlaa June Bond over a period or almoa Mn F W Hushes Mri A1 Emery Now on Hand Mra W Prouae Mill J Sherman 600 miles more than the distance Mlsa Isabel Crltchlow Mrs Sylvia Durrani traveled when Jenkins hung up his' win be good news to his fellow Mra K McFarlan X Wise Mrs Oakmont Tries record The car made 1408 miles and the host of golfers who pros of the With entries for closing an hour in short tests at Brook-land- s G M Gadsby was out at ths Salt know him ao well the third annual Junior League Five Tied in Blind England but never was let Lake Country club Saturday to play horse show Saturday an exceptionunder a llttls golf following hla return outdue to Tracy Medalist Which it was raced al group of thoroughbreds Is s Bogey Play V A Tracy was medalist In the sured Ogden car if raced from th east He toured the Oak The Napler-Railto- n for the annual affair monteours last on of his qualifying rounds tha directors’ The show Wednesday at 150 miles or more an hour will itself will take place at horns and reports it Is just as cup at Salt Lake Country club present a real problem for its han- way the Cottonwood OGDEN— Five golfers tied in a He El Miramonte dlers even on the marvelous beds terrible as reported Gadsby didn’t Saturday shooting home of Clarence Bamberger on blind bogey tournament at Ogden of salt over which it will travel find as much trouble with those meets Lee Lovjnger In tha first Sunday July 14 at 4:30 o’clock Golf and Country club Saturday furrowed as he bunker are did with Other round Ray pairings two tonsand that’s for it weighs follow: Del Eccles Fred Norton The classes of Hugh greens which he described a Peterson vs Ward McAllister Dr Children’s class competition something for the mathematicians the (11 years of age or Rowe tan O faster W A so vs and cut Roy Young and T E Thomas Riser F Stauffer F L lightning to work out It’s also something for three-gaite- d saddle under) horses all shot 75s Cobb Dodson and Rose Richard close that a slight wind gust will Carter vs Jack Hagmtn E A (open) d saddle horses W H Jackson Is leading the to ponder and condition may cause make th hall roll Several feet He Hamilton vs J R Budge N D (owners to ride) women’s jump- field In the Egyptian theater hansome change In their mechanical turned a card of 104 which he says Brown vs W G Lambert P A ing children’s class (12 to 15 years) "Is pretty good for me on that Pap worth ys W H Mitchell J H dicap now under way at the Counfine harness class thoroughbred setup course” Harrop vs R Verne McCullough or grade thoroughbred saddle horses try club having a net 66 for the i See Few Pit Stops best qualifying score so far He is First rounds must bs played Sun- (open) d horses (open) followed It is believed pit etope will be cut Vern Tracy Country club golfer day closely by George Ecclee open hunters t6 a minimum on the ealt flats as la Improving bis gams lately He and Bob Becker who both carded little tire trouble Is apt to develop turned in hla low of the year re67e Qualifying rounds will be proFrank BotterlU carried off first because the Utah course 1 cently with an 88 and hla playing honors to the A division of a gressing until Wednesday evening notably easy on tires and second partner Bill Lambert turned to an blind bogey played at Salt Lake And to make matters better Jack-so- n because the English racer ia 82 both nice score for th also leads the field in qualifyclub Saturdays George Country tricky quipped with high wheels and canyon course And W A Garter Steiner and L E Arnold tied for ing rounds for the July leg of the large tires Gasoline refills will be Isn’t doing so poorly slther He has the B division and Julian Bamdirectors’ cup tournament and by necessary about every J9Q or 200 Improved hie game to the extent of berger carried oft class C the same 'score of 66 Consistency! The Ogden Country club team ipllos It is estimated carded a 74 over the same having CHICAGO July -- In connection with the gasoline course Medal play on 3s and 8s was one won tho 39000 Hyde park of 15 plays a match with Logan It is worthy of mentida that while of the Saturday features of the stakes from a field of nineteen Sunday fuel 1 Imported It Is the same kind That Forest Dale Is a greatly Fort Douglas program Class A re- 2 - year olds at Arlington park that it obtainable at roadside sta- Improved eeume was demonstratsulted In a tie between R O Pearce today with Valevlctorlan second Nusslein Puts Tilden tions to Great Britain ed forcefully Thursday when the H F Russell and and Night Play third The car carrlee 96 gallons of gaa-dllLee Wright was played Les C J Harbeke The winner owned by C B Out of Pro Tourney to keep the Jarman who teamed with Sid In class B had and H W Schaeffer of Chicago after being machine turning over to its rune Harman to defeat John Geertsen Reiser W O Smith had practically left at the post came PARIS July 6 (UP) -- Big Bill It has a wheelbase of 132 Inches In class C and L M Cum- up to win by a nose and Ed Kingsley of Ogden’a El of the Tilden was eliminatrunning Cobb reported he was immensely JtlonUa waa within one stroke of mings recorded 24far is 27 five and a half furlongs In 1:07 5 ed from Philadelphia the French professional pleased with efforts" being made to equaling ths course record when Coldstream ridden by Jockey tennis championships when he was 0 L Robertson wssV medalist Paul Keester assist him at the salt flats In ad- he shot a S3 to his overtime tour 31340 t a win beaten In the semifinal round by dition to Cobb’s array of equipment ot nine to victory Harman shot Saturday in qualifying round of the $986 to place paid and $6 to show Han Nusslein German star Scores Ab Jenkins has made hif mechani- a S3 at that time Gertsen a 36 July leg of the directors’ cup at Valevlctorlan paid $680 to place were 7 1 3 6 3 cal force and equipment available and Kingsley a 37 Fort Douglas H will meet A M an£ $640 to show Night Play couIn the other semifinal Ellsworth to Hanson round Cobb’ tho first use for Sunday pled with Grand Slam paid $620 Vines of California defeated MarExpert in other lines now on the flat also have ofThe caddies ar Warming up for Other pairings are: R O Pearce vs to show-Thrace was worth $6770 tin Plaa of France 5 3 4 R K B Porter Nicholson vs to Owner Schaeffer Sr L fered their services thrir stats open tournament which will be held at Bonneville July 15 E W Fallentlne Ed’Jenaen vs Practice Slated to 21 inclusive Th entry list is Charles Wardrop L M Cummings Dundee Boxes Steele Washington State Net mounting vs C W JJ Members Folland of th Hellenic junior F Sweeney bids and fair to be dally SEATTLE July 6 iO-Vl- nce Dun- baseball club of the local Indebest of its kind yet held Golf- vs A J Bosworth R C Wilson vs Tourney Opens Monday the ers from th various courses are H W Reiser Karl Weller va W R dee former middleweight cham- pendent league will drill on mupion and Freddie Steel of Tacoma nicipal No 1 at 10 a m accordSEATTLE July 6 tR—Headed by aiding In the way of swelling the Granville : will meet to a boxing ing to an announcement made SatBerkeley Bell of New York fifth prize list from contributions Ken D Morris defeated Miss battle here July SO Promoter Nate urday evening by Stove Pantelakis ranking amateur tennis player to Stahr of Bonneville Is in chafgt Mrs TSnflth team manager 8 and 2 Saturday Druxm&n announced today the United States ont of th strong-£- t of arrangements Topnotchers in Bsrnlca final of ths June leg fields ever to compete to the the tourney based on present form In ths Washington state tennis tourna- are Jack Kingsley of Country club directors’ cup racs at Fot Douglas ment will start at th SeatUe Ten-p- a brother of Ed Kingsley th state Qualifying rounds Iiv'tho wo- club Monday and open champlon Harry Swon- - men’s tournament i r July leg were —veteran The r will arrive her by airplane Country club Earl Foote Nlbley and resulted In the following pairtomorrow to match hia skill against and Jack Green Forest Dale ings for the first rounds Mrs Ern Jlenry Prusoff SeatUe rated eight-eent- h Anderson vi Mrs Dean Miller best to th country Mel Mrs Reed WIiTs Mrs Sylvia Durrant v Jdles Rose Howard Mrs G L Reed defeated Mrs Naccarato Tranga local ace Mlsa Ellen' Jackson The Salt Lake Junior Chamber of Commerce will take YUethen Oakland the other three E F Dreyfous 4 and 3 to June bye Miss Sherman- vs Miaa Pug weeded stars of arrangements for the world’s speed try of Sir Malcolm charge leg directors’ cup competition at sley Mra Knox Patterson vs Mra Salt Lake Country club and Mrs Sid Harman Mri A R Emery Campbell it was learned Saturday Ray Peck won by default from Mrs bye Mra S E Hematreet vs Mn Sir Malcolm has been in communication with the group and D Broadbeck Mrs Baman vs has R T Stewart instructions as to how he wants the given straightMiss Frieda Sorensen In the June leg quarterfinals of away laid out He requests an stripe be painted withChub tho directors’ cup at Forest Dale Utter upset the “dope” nt out variation through tho course that ho may be able to follow Mrs Earl Lyman defeated Mrs W Nlbley Saturday When be defeatBEER GARDEN J Jennings 4 and 3’ and Mrs En ed Lee Jarman city Champion hla route exactly at tho speed ef 300 miles an hour or better 1644 SOUTH MAIN Ha also asks numerous other marking nics Smith defeated Mrs F C Ar- 1$4 up to win the finals In ths which ho hopes to attain Special on Bottled Beer mour 8 and V Qualifying rounds June leg of the Psria trophy devices a telephone system along the way and a floored tent for the July leg will be played next race It was an exciting battle to cover his famous Bluebird Small Jots told Iced if 6ealrtd Variety Available Thursday and a tournament will be throughout Utter shot a ll A cable received by B W Jennings chairman of the rac HAMM’S BECKER’S held for tho smallest number of FISHER’S A tournament Is on Nib ths flag committee 9 small bottles 17 and H E Sanders vice chairman from Camping putts leyrachedul for Sundsy Cs of 24 said: bell WWMWp ' Charley Foley pro at BonneLarge Bottle 60s “Thanks for cable Delighted to learn course being preville whose hand was broken at Dale Caa of 12 Bogey ome time to an pared Hope arrive end August Party will consist of self age All vkk empties at time ef parebee accident soon Forest Dale golfers had a blind or mra etwee will be made will b able to try hie hand out tournament Saturday with five mechanics also Sturm (his American representative) Shipbogey on golf again of he continue to Brer Available on Tap into the top scoring ping Bluebird direct to Wendover Regards” HAMM'S PISPPK'S BECKER’S show the improvement his doctor eight getting Dave Margetts'-haposition Tho Junior Chamber of Commerce committee is composed and BUDWE1SEK hss noted of late They missed H H Rose 74: W Wv Allen 72 74 at "Shorty” Walker 74 AT Jones 74 of 1C S Conn J T Butter C M Plant C J Harbeke S M Charley in the Forest Dale and his improvement Oberg Maurice Dusenbcrry Do Lamar Holt and A B Penrose ' (Continued on Following Vats) le le ur for 2400-ho- at flve-gaite- -- ftve-gSlte- Feature Falls To Coldstream 6HV-Cold-stre- am ur 2-- - 5-- 3-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 7-- 6-- ten-rou- le Campbell Events Up To Junior Chamber rr cam-faigne- -- bes A OLIVER’S JF f 13-m- ile 18-ln- eh uMtl80 d ur 6- - 7 ' 11 4 July badly today as they encountered their first defeat at Griffith stadium this season but they ended up by splitting a double-headwith the DeSenators and preserving their slim lead over the second-plac- e troit Tigers Washington won the first encounter 8 to 3 while the Yanks came through in the eleventh inning to take the second 10 to 7 The even break reduced the American League Yankees' lead by a half game leavtriof the one ahead them just ing New York umphant Tigers while the Senates Detroit remained in seventh a single per- Chiepf Clieveland centage point behind the Athletics Boston Philadelphia who were beaten by Boston Washlnfton The Senators had things all their St Lou own way )n the opener as Bump 6 Chicago 7 Hadley after yielding three hits Cleveland St Louie ( Detroit 7 and as 'many runs in the opening Philadelphia 4 Bouton ' 0 inning settled down and allowed New York 2 10 T" only three more blows in eight end 11) Pltrhera frames Washington hopped on Vito Sunday's Schedule and Probable Philadelphia at Boston th — Mabaffey vs Tamulis for four runs to take the Cascarsllai Blaeholder vs Welch lead in the fourth and hand the Newve York at Washington— Breaea or AlNewsom len young aouthpaw his second defeat St Louis at Detroit — Andrewi ve Auker Cleveland at Chlctea (S)— Hildebrand vs of the season Joe Kuhel doubled the score in the eighth whenhe Lyons Wlnegarner vs Jones belted a home run after Pat Malone had loaded the bases All-Ac- e The wildness of both teams' pitchers was the outstanding feature of the overtime second encounter The Yanks built up a 1 National League er Battle lead off Leon Pettit In the seventh and seemed headed for an easy triumph Vhen Johnny Murphy blew up and filled th bases with three walks Lefty Gomez replaced him but before he could retire the side a single by Jake Powell and errors by Ben Chapman and Red Rolfe enabled Washington to score four runs and take the lead Each team tallied in the eighth and the Yanke knotted it up again in the ninth on doubles by Chapman and Tony L&zzerl Going into the eleventh Ed Linke ran Into a wild spell like Murphy's and was relieved by Bob Burke after giving two passes and issuing three bails to Lou Gehrig Burke passed Gehrig and Lazzeri to force in one Irun Then Myrll Hoag singled nome two more Finally Lazzeri and Hoag worked a double steal for the fourth run of the inning Washington scored once in the last half of the inning Sure to Entice Gigantic Crowd (Contioued from Preceding Peg) the direction of the National league squad when the Dean brothers staged another ’’rebellion” over an exhibition-gam- e appearance at St Paul and Van Mungo Brooklyn pitcher turned up with a bruised finger that probably will prevent hia appearing In the game Frisch had planned to use Dizzy Dean as his starting pitcher but when Dlz and brother Paul refused even to show themselves to the crowd at St Paul he announced firmly that he would not have Dean on his squad and named Paul Derringer as his probable first choice for flinging duties He tnyd switch to Hal Schumacher “sinker ball” ace of the Giants Schumacher has now run NEW YORK WASHINGTON up 10 consecutive victories and is AB H O Al AB H O A easily the league's pitching stand4 2 3 SOSO Bluare sa Also available are Carl Hub-be- ll Rolta 3b J llPowali cl I& 1 2 0 out 4 1 1 4 Chapman cf 4 0 I SI Mm 2b Giants' screwbalj ace who baf4 3 1 0 Oehrit lb Manual) 11 Lazier! jb 4 Travis Sb 14 fled the American league sluggers Selkirk r t 2 0 fl 0 Bchulta it for three inning last year and Paul Orosettl es — 0 0 Stone rt 10 3 0 I 3 Holbrook Jortens c e 12 0 1 Derringer of the Reds 0 0 0 Kuhel lb Tamulli p 3 113 4 Cochran says he won’t divulge 0 0 0 0 Hadley p 1 2 3 Malone p l 10 0 hia starting lineup until Monday xRuftlsc 0 o xxHlll but here’s the probable batting or31 6 34 6 Totale 04 11 21 17 der: Totals xBfttted (or Tamulis In seventh lnnine Nationals—Martin Cardinals 3b xxRan for Ruffins in seventh lnnlnx New York 300 000 000 — I Pirates ss Ott Giants 000 400 04x — i Washington Cardinals If Terry Error— Hadley Runs batted In— Gehrig rf Medwlck 1 Giants Laziorl Holbrook Jortens Manush lb Berger Braves or e Kuhel 4 hits — Holbrook Gehrig Moore Giants cf Frisch Cardinals Home run— Kuhel Stolen bases— Selkirk Double plays— Blueeg to Myer to Kuhel: 2b Wilson Phillies c Derringer Travis to Kuhel Bases on balls — Oft Tamulis 3 Malons Hadley 4 Struck out— Reds or Schumacher Giants p Hits— Off Ta By Tamulis 2 Hadley 3 Americans— Gehringer Tigers 2b mulis 1 In 0 Innings Malone 4 In 2 Winning pitcher— Hadley Losing pitcher— Ta- Cochrane Tigers c Johnson Athmulis letics rf Gehrig Yankees lb Foxx Athletics 3b Simmons cf Vosmik Second- gsme: NEW YORfc Indians If Cronin Red Sox ss ABHOA Hill If OIKuhel lb 0 0 0 0 Bridges SIS Tigers or Gomez Yan4 13 JiStone 3 0 5 Rolfe 3b 3 rl kees p cf 4 I 3 0 Myer 2b Chapmen 3106 “ 4 2 15 2 Manush U 4 12 0 National alternates— Collins Car3b 3 3 2 3 Travis 4 13 Herman Cube and White-hea- d 3 01 Powell 0 0 3 4 0 dinals cf Hoag rf 4 0 3 0 Crosettl si 0 3 0 7 Bolton c Cardinals infieldere P Wan-e- r 3 3 0 4 1 3 OlStrante Glenn c ss 2 0 0 OlPettit Pirates outfield Mancuso Jorgens c p 10 0 3 0 0 2 Linke p Muiphy p 110 0 0 0 0 llBurke Gomes p 0 0 0 0 Giants and Hartnett Cubs catchp Hubbell 10 0 0 ers DeShong p 11 0 O'zSrhulte Giants Derringer 0 OlztHolbrook xCombs 10 0 0 Reds and 1 0 0 01 Mungo Dodgers pitchers xxSelklrk American alternates— Myer and 43 13 31181 31 0 33 15 Totals Totals x— Batted for Glenn In 8th Bluege Senators Infieldere Cramxx — Batted for Gomez In 8th er 'Athletics Chapman Yankees z — Batted for Pettit In 7th zz— Batted lor Burke In 11th and West Browns outfielder R 001 New York 100 311 04—10 Red Sox and Hemsley 000 001 410 01— Si Ferrell Washington — e hits Rowe Tigers Summary Chapman Browns catchers Three-bas- e hit— Oehrlg Laszert Powell Stolen bales— Hoag Lazzeri Double plays— Harder Indians and Grove Red Myer to Strange to Kuhel: Strange to Sox pitcher Bases on ball' — Murphy 4 Myer to Kuhel all-st- ar right-hande- 1 Two-bas- 1 - 1 1 1 New York I61I4 Ht PKtibarch Shicare Cincinnati Philadelphia Boston Saturday’! Result! Brooklyn It 10 2 New York Schedule and Probablo Pitcher Sunday' ST LOUIS July 6 CD— Wild Bill Hallahan subbing for Paul Dean turned In his second victory of the week today holding the Cincinnati Reds to five hits while his Cardinal teammates pounded out a 4 to 2 g victory in a decisive sixth-innin- rally The triumph eent the world champions a notch closer to the National league-leadin- g New York Giants Hallahan who allowed Pittsburgh only three hits Tuesday held a clear edge over the three who worked on the mound for Cincinnati Paul Dean indisposed by a stomach illness today will open the tomorrow Manages-Dresseannounced that Kiki Cuy-lveteran outfielder released by the Chicago Cubs would report to the Reds Wednesday double-head- n er er 3 Burke 1 Struck out— Pettit 1 Link 3 Winning pitchLosing pitcher— Link Link 3 Murphy 1 Ferrell Spaces ’Em BOSTON July 6 (A5— Wesley Ferrell pitched hie way to his twelfth victory of the season here today when the Red Sox although outhit 11 to 5 turned back tha Athletics 4 The Sox made all their runs with Ferrell struck out three hits eight Including the redoubtable Jimmy Foxx twice and Rob Johnson once 6-- I PHILADELPHIA BOSTON AB H OA! AB HO A 4 3 2 1 Mosea rf 0 1 1 O Mellllo 3b 3 2 2 OlAlmada 4 cf Cramer cf JohnRob John- Roy 3 3 2 0 3 0 3 1 son If aon If 4 1 1 0 Cronin as Foxx lb 2' Miller rl Higgins 3b 0 3' Cooke rf Warstler 2b Newsome se 4 I 3 UR Ferrell I 1I 1 Richards e 4 I t liwerber 3b 14 (10 3112 1020 412 0(3 Dietrich p xMarcum xxPatton Benton p t (00 It 1S I 0 70 I0 0 3 Dahleren 1 ( (IW Ferrell p 00(6! 0 0 I II J 1 ill ’Tolals 30 U 101 Total 261171 xBatted for Dirt rich In eighth xxRan for Marcum In eighth 000 004 000—4 Philadelphia 030 120 00 — 0 Boxton Errors— Nawaome Mellllo Werber Runs bitted In — Richards 3 CVatner Higgins Werber 3 Mellllo Almada R Ferrell Two-ba- il bite— Mwes Cramer Rob Johnson (Continued on Page Ileber Nine Wing HKBER— Hebyr went into g tie for flret Place In the Tlmpanogoa league by shutting out American Fork 1 to 0 Thursday In a LaMar Sharp Heber game mound ace allowed only four scattered hit and struck out I11 The score’ HEBER AMERICAN FORK ABHOAI ABHO 4 2 3 1 Bohn If 4 3 I ( Hiatt as 4 1 11 llOreenwood 2b 3 0 1 1 R Murdock 4 1 3 1 Fraughton ef 3 1 3 0 Bennet is N Murdock 3b 4 1 0 ('0 Chlpmtn lb 4 0 11 3 3 I I ( Shelley e Avorett rf 4 i 3 4 ChrlstenanSb 4 13 l Durrant 3b 4 2 1 O IngereoU 3 Tadd If p 0 ef Clegg lb 1(4 SiLee 2 A nderaon rf 0 311 Sharp p HChlpman p 1 0 1 1 31 10 27 1 31 4 24 I Totals Totals 004 20x— 7 001 Heber 000 000 American Fork 000—0 Summary Stolen base — Fraughton SacTwo-baa- e rifice hlta— Fraughton Clegg hit— Tadd Double plav — Ingeraoll to Oreen-wno- d to Chloman Charge defeat to Inter-aol- ! Struck out— She rp 11 IptersoM 3 Bases on balls — Sharp X Ingerioll 3 Wild pitches— Chlpman 2 Umpire— Giles Scot er — Sharp foil !( ST LOUIS ABHOA CINCINNATI ABHOAI Myers is Slade 3b Goodman rf Herman If Kampourls 2b Bottomley lb Erickson c Byrd cl Johnson p Holllnsswth p Derrlnser p xComorosky 4 1 0 1 0 3 2 Martin 3b 4 0 1 llOrsattl rf 3 0 3 0 4 0 3 ewhltrhead 3b 4 1 3 4 0 2 0 Msdwlck If 4 0 2 S J Collins lb 3(110 4 2 8 UDeLencey 3 3 4 0 c 4 3 4 1 Moore cf dDurocher ss 3 3 3 4 3 ( ( 0 Hsllthan p I 0 0 2 ( ( 0 (I 0 (I ( ( 3 4110 4140 3(2 ( 0 ( 01 -- 33 5 24 81 Totals Totals 30 0 27 15 xBatted for Hollingsworth In eighth Cincinnati 010 000 001—3 St Loula 000 004 OOx— 4 Errors— Whitehead Moore Summary Runs batted In — Kampourls Erickson Two-bas- e Moore 2 Durocher hits —Martin Bottorpley 2 Durocher DeLancey Erickson Home runs— Moors Durocher Double plays— Kampourls to Myers to BotLeft on bases— Cincinnati 5 St tomley Louis I Bases on balls— Johnson 4 Hallahan 2 Strikeouts — Johnson 3 Holllnss-wort- h 1 Hallahan 4 Hits— Johnaon 7 In 0 Hoi lngsworth 0 In 1 Derringer I In 1 Loglng pitcher— Johnson Cubs Break Jinx PITTSBURGH July 6 UPl-- The e Chicago Cuba ended a losing streak by defeating Pittsburgh in 13 innings 10 to 8 after the Pirates had tied up the game n with a ninth inning attack Cavaretta’s fourth single of game sent Galan home with winning run in he final inning and Tommy Thevenow's error let Herman In with a second run four-gam- six-ru- CHICAGO Galen PITTSBURGH cf®”® If SlS!!(ubbHi4il!?lli!-- If Hartnett e 3 3 2 3 Vaughan ag 0 0 0 0 Young zBryant 2b 1 0 0 OlSuhr OOea c lb Llndstrora cf 7 1 0 0 Thevenow 3b Klein rf — (Grace c Hack 3b 0(01 10 fxxxLavagetto 0 2 3 J 8wlft p Jurges aa Carleton p 3 1 I OlBush p Ill 2 0 Brown 0 I 0 xLucas 4 0 1 5 8 5 I 17 1 5 2 2 4 17 p 0 0 6 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 xxHaley Weaver p Hoyt p 1 Pettit 19 ve Stout Brooklyn at New York— Bene or Hubbell Boston at Philadelphia— Brandt vs Davit Chiearo at Pittaburrh— Loe va Blanton Chicaro at Plttsburcb— Leo Vs Blanton Cincinnati at St Louie (1)— Frettii Va P Beam Herrmann va Haines Padden 1 er— DeShong 7 Roiton Philadelphia S Chieato 10 Plttsbnnh H (19) Cincinnati S 8t Louie 4 1 Two-baa- Totals 55 18 39 19 11 3110 c Totals a— Rtn for Hartnstt In 11 th x— Batted for Brown In 7th xx— Batted for Lucas In 7th xxx— Batted for Grace In 9th 48 11 39 22 001 003 230 000 3—10 Chlcaso 000 010 10 000 O— 8 Pittsburgh Errors— L Winer 8ummary Juries Hack Thevenow Runs bitted In— Grace 3 Llndstrom Hack Galan Hartnett French Cavarretta 3 Lavagetto Padden Two-baJensen 3 P Warner hits— Three-bas- e Grace P Waner Hartnett hits— Thevenow Jensen Home run—Galsn — Sacrifices Thevenow Cavarretta P Double playa— Hark to Hernia n Warner to Cavarretta Grace to Vaughan to Suhr Hoyt to Young to Suhr Bases on balls— Carleton 3 Bush 3 Brown 1 Warneke 4 Strikeouts— Hoyt 1 French 1 Hits— Bush 0 In 0 Brown 2 in 3 Weaver 3 hi SAN FRANCISCO July 6 UP— 0 pitched to three batten Carleton 4 In French 0 In 3 -3 Hoyt 1 inj 3' Dav Reynolds 147 Salt Lake City 0 4 Bwlft 4 in 4 Hit defeated Irish Paddy Nolan 147 pltoheri— By Carleton (Young) Wat by Bush (Cavarretta) Winning pitcher— Boston with a body press in 9 min- Losing pitcher— Bwlft Davy Reynolds Takes Mat Victory on Coast utes in a wrestling bout here last night Stacy Hall 146 Columbus Ohio took two out of three falls from “Lord” Landedowne 147 h 147 Sheik Ben All Persia defeated Billy Hassan 145 Turkey In 15 minutes with a body press Mar-AUa- Phils Braves Split PHILADELPHIA July 6 UP The Phillies divided a double-head-with tha Boston Brave today Boston overcame a 0 lead piled up by the Phil to score a 10-- 5 triumph in the opener but In the second er 4-- (Continued on Pate -- B) SWIMMING AT SUNSET DONT BE FOOLED1 The only deep water bathing in Great Salt Lake ADMISSION 10c— KIDS FREE Park pn the water s edge Plenty of fresh water NEW GOLF DRIVING COURSE OPENE- DBalls 15c Per Bucket Free Instructions Water 1 I" r to 25 Feet Deep SEE THE STANLEY DEE-N- EW STREAM LINED EXCURSION BOAT 14 |