Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING I 1 SPOIL WORK OF HUBBELL Bill Lee Hurls Chicago to Win Over Dodgers Buccos Triumph w York C'tnrlnnaU Chicago W fonts Philadelphia i Pittsburgh Wednesday's Results EL Iouls 2 New York 1 1? Innings) Chicago 1 Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia 9 Boston at Cincinnati postponed rain Pean one LOUIS 'April 29 UP)- -In the most perfectly pitched games In the recent history of the major leagues Roy Parmeiee of the St Louis Cardinals stood up for 17 innings against Carl Hubbell and his old teammates the New York Giants here today and finally won Vhen the Giants’ infield collapsed and let in the winning run The Score was 2 to 1 Parmeiee traded away by the Giants because of his wildness struck out nine men walked four and gave up only six hits to the CO men who faced him Hubbell fanned six gave 11 hits and also Walked four Virgil Davis opened the seventeenth with a double down the first base line and Lyn King was sent In to run for him Hubbell purposely passed Charley Gelbert to get to Leo Durocher who hit a deep drive to Hank Leiber for the Jfirst out Next up was Parmeiee who hit a double play ball to Dick Bartell but the Giants’ shortstop fumbled it and the bases were full Terry Moore was the Cards’ next fatter He grounded to Travis Jack-ao- n at third who fielded the ball perfectly but threw wide to the plate and King scored when Man-Cus- o was pulled off the plate to eatch the throw 2 ST By JIMMY HODGSON e are no longer a rarity but when an ace Is called before it la made— that Is someHoles-in-on- thing A bunch of the boys were whoopin’ it up at the Fdrest Dale locker room Tuesday debating whether to take a chance on the rain or stay protected at the clubhouse A1 Emery city golf superintendent suggested that the players “quit chinning and get out and do some shooting for a hole in one” H J Moser and Russell Pett immediately picked up their clubs and announced that they were going gunning for dodos and Moser snagged one at the first opportunity On the No 3 hole 150 yards he lifted his Iron shot dead to the pin and saw the ball fall into the cup Moser couldn’t wait to get to the clubhouse to tell the boys the etor Forest Dale Opening Forest Dale will hold its big opening Saturday night at the clubhouse The workmen will clear away the ash cans cement mixers old plaster and rubbish Thursday and the place will be left clear for the golfers to enjoy themsleves To of the celebrate the completion work which hae made Forest Dale the “country club” of the municipal links President Hugh Miller has NEW TORK BT LOUIS BHOA BHOA planned the first party Saturday Moors If 7 1 ft OlTMoon cf 7 0 7 0 9 a m All club members and prosWhithed2b 6 17 21?rlch 2b 7 1 4 7 ft 1 3 1 J Martin rf 7 1 2 0 pective club members are invited to Ott rf ‘ lbr cf 8ft 17 0 Medwlck If 6 2 ft 0 turn out 1 IS 2 Mite lb ft 2 13 1 lb ackion 3b ft 1 1 3 Colllm lb Dinning c 2 0 2 0 Davie c (Jelbert 3b jfancuao BrtU e 6 0 2 18 Durocher sa Parmeiee p jubbII p 6 0 1 IxxH Martin (2012 -- IxKlns 2 0 3 ft 1 11 6 2 1 7 0 3 7 2 2 2 3 1 S ft 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 50 6s40 191 Total 60 11 51 22 rOue out when winning run scored xRan for Davli In 7tn xxRxn tor Mile In 12th Maw York 000 000 000 001 000 00—1 000 000 000 001 000 01 — 2 Si Lou la “ Summary: —Error — Jackion 2 Bartell Suns batted In Leiber Gelbert Two-bas- e bits — Miss 2 Davis 8 critic hits — Ott St Bartell Double play— Durocher to Frisch ta Miss Bases on balls — Off Pirmelee 4 Hubbell 4 Struck out — By Parmelet Hubbell ft Bill Lee Shades Mungo in Thriller President Miller also Instruct alt chairmen appointed recently to get their committee together for action this week The club ie ready for a great season Jack Lochhead newly elected president of the Nibley Park Golf association has called a meeting of all Nibley Park Golf association members for Friday May 1 at 8 p m Committees for the year will be appointed at that time and the 1936 schedule will be drawn up Great Little Golfer TW Z CHICAGO April 29 OP)— In one f the season's finest pitching battles the Chicago Cubs behind Bill Lee defeated Van Lingie Mungo find the Brooklyn Dodgers here this Afternoon 1 to 0 H3oth pitchers allowed only four Efts and Mungo playing In his usual tough luck was denied at Met a tie when his single with two out in the fifth hit Ray Berrea W the leg and retired the side when Jimmy Bucher was on his way home from third with the tying run BROOKLYN Jekhardt rf CHICAGO BHOAI 3 0 roney cf 4 n 4 0 Frey 2b Mndstrm If 4 1 4 OlCalan cf 4 O'Herman 2b 1 HKIein rf 4 OlHartnstt c Bucher 3b 3 0 0 Demares If Bassett lb 3 OiOrlmm lb Beraghty ss 3 0 2 HHark 3b Berres c l lijurtes is 0 0 l oiLee p Phelps c 3 1111 Mungo p BHOA 3 l l3 l Qj t 14 on : 28 4 24 41 Total 26 4 27 15 t Total 000 000 000—0 Brooklyn Chicago 000 100 000 — 1 Run batted In Summary: Error — Lee (Continued on Pass Eighteen 4 Tennis Rackets :£ ' For the golf hall of fame we name little George Burtoft youngster who Is shooting the Nibley Park golf course in scores ranging from 37 to 40 George is second alternate on the Nibley links squad He has been playing the game only two years but can shoot with the best of them He’s headed for a great future In the sport The University of Utah golf championship tournament will get under way at Forest Dale next Monday All collegians who want to play In the meet should contact Faery Sorenson Larry Summer-- 3 hays or Keith Temple The Utah title was won last year by Walter Cosgriff whoj has graduated The college golfers will play team matches with the Brigham Young university and Utah Aggies this season Teams are being lined up at the "Y” and A C The Utah squad will be selected from the leaders In the championship tournament The city engineering department was working at the Forest Dale course Wednesday surveying the fairways ready to put in the new marks which will tell the golfers how far they have shot or how far they have to shoot to reach the middle of the green Six ftlatchgs Played In Handball Meet BENTLEY TENNIS RACKETS WILL IMPROVE YOUR GAME Six class C handball players advanced to the quarterfinal round of theil- division tourney this Veek Joe Casella and H Pope won the feature battles Casella downed Extra Select Frames and Stringing Gene Woodland and Pope downed r “TRIUMPH” RACKETS $198 “FLASH” RACKETS $295 “EXCEL” RACQUETS $3-9- 5 "OXFORD” RACkETS $445 f Special 25c - “COMET” TENNIS - 21-1- 21-1- 18-2- 1 7 BALLS 3 Cor $100 Scott Hardware 168 Main Street 21-1- 4 19-2- 1 Paul 21-1- 4 Adams 2 Hebe Guerts beat J B Thomas 2 2 M D Hammond ?f-1 downed Art Newman 21-- 5 Grover Medley downed Bill Ross 21-- 9 21-- 8 and J D Larson downed George Christensen by de21-1- 21-1- 14-2- fault 3 ' Two more matches remain to be played Thursday MATCH” LIVELY TENNIS AaLLS - Final Workouts Taken By Probable Starters--I- n 62nd Derby Classic I CD Sees It -- By J C Derks Fishermen and hunters resi dent or visiting will find Idaho an ideal outdoor sports recreation ground this year Annually thousands of Utah sportsmen find Idaho streams fruitful its hills and dales populated by game and small and its people large Fifteen Colts One Filly Expected to Face Bar- famously hospitable This year the Idaho fish and at Churchill Downs Saturday Bradley game department has planted millions of fish and has added Owner Their Hopefuls Disappoint thousands of birds to the natWell - stocked ural increase will bid lakes streams and ROBERTSON ORLO By in welcome of devotees angling — LOUISVILLE Ky April 29 (AP) Following their final exseason opening on the tended workouts 15 colts and one filly today were listed as the May general 30 a wide variety of bird probable starters in the 62nd running of the Kentucky derby at and big game hunting will be available in August and OcChurchill Downs Saturday tober Except for short gallops tomorThe only worry of the fisherrow and a blowout Friday morning in Idaho this year will be a man Diesel-powered Above is shown the the stars of the turfs greatest drama “Flying Spray” of probable delay in the runoff of to are added for the $40000 try ready to two which new records in sped Captain George Eyston an unusually heavy snowfall purse three days hence a run over the Bonneville salt flats Wednesday afternoon High water has recently checked J E Widcner’l Brevity remained Official marks for the measured mile and the kilometer event fishing in those portions of the firmly entrenche'd as the horse to Snake and Salmon rivers which William beat with biesel Woodward's Ricardo the established were by are open the entire year Some Granville the Bomar stable’s Grand Slam Major A C Taylor’s Indian regard the runoff as a deterrent to successful fly fishing until mid-JuBroom and Morton L Schwartz's Others always hopeful exBold Venture rated as the most pect good catches With the opendangerous contenders Listed among the other starters ing cast At the beginning fisherAmerican League were Woodward’s Merry Pete E men may be assured of good sport R Bradley’s Blen Joli and Banisin the higher reaches immediately ter the Fighter and Sarigrcal from after the opening Special to The Tribune Mars’ Milky Way farm An item not to be overlooked OGDEN— Winning first place in Mrs F C this year is the fishing afforded event but the high jump and Mrs Silas B Mason’s He DidC the every B Reds Gray Fail to Score But Gridders Display tying for first place in that the Bomar stable's Forest Play in Idaho's myriad lakes Many of Coldstream the Wheat-le- y these are readily accessible by Weber college track team swept Shaffer's Franz-heim- 's stable’ Mbs B Teufel Results Wednesday's short hikes or by horseback after over Westminster 98V4 to 28 in a Plenty of Promise in Tilt New York 6 I Cleveland lone Gold Silas and the filly dual meet here Tuesday approach by automobile Fish Philadelphia 7 St Louis 4 Bouton 8 Chicago 7 taken from the lakes are accountDouble wlhners for Weber In- Seeker from William du Pont Jr’s Tribune 7 to 3 Detroit The Washington Special ed prime until the arrival of hot cluded Darwin Costley In the dis- Foxcatcher farms LOGAN—Two Utah Aggie elevens battled to Erlnt Torch May Go weather m midsummer After Thursday's Pitchers tance runs Leland Earl in the low New York— Allen vs Pear that time'ihe streams will be at scoreless tie in an abbreviated contest Wednesday afternoon as hurdles and the high jump Lloyd An outside possibility that Charles sonCleveland at aft Boston— Cascarella ti White their best for the fly caster Chicago Jacobsen in the shot put and dis- T Fisher’s Erin Torch might be bead the feature of the “A” day celebration cus and Jack Sims in the sprints entered was seen late today when t Louis at Philadelphia— Walkup vs is The game was halted at the endt Sims also was a member of the the son of Torchilla scored an im- H Johnson Recreation Inexpensive Detroit nt vs Lawson New terWashington— of the first half because of a relay team to pressive victory in the Cherokee iorn winning Visiting sportsmen will find rific hailstorm whicOmade further give Jiim high Individual honors purse handicap fit Churchill Downs fishing inexpensive in Idaho A BOSTON CD— for the 29 seven His for the day time The Red furlongs April play practically impossible team 1:25 5 was considered excellent Sox waging an uphill battle most tourist license good for 10 days The tennis Westminster Coach Dick Romney expressed overwhelmed Weber during the af- in view of the track condition and of the game regained first place costs $2 which is the price ashimself as being well satisfied with ternoon taking nine of ten matches made up for Erin Torch’s poor show- today by topping the Chicago White sessed resident sportsmen for the Sox 8 to 7 before a 10000 midweek season A nonresident license for the showing made by the gridders The track meet summary: ing Mile —Costley Weber Walker Westmln If the will start Forest crowd Rick Ferrell’s Single with the season is priced at $5 a nonTwo tennis only school Is Play the and prosenthusiastic about Region high ter 5 minutes 48 second! is chance while is a fast one out" and the bases loaded in resident bird license $10 and a track there — Weber hurdles Mines and track performers will gather at Miller Weberhigh172 seconds pects for next fall that Gold Seeker will sidestep the the ninth brought in Roger Cramer nonresident fish and game lidash — 81ms Weber Warren The Reds had a slight advantage the University of Utah Friday to cense $50 The latter includes Issue as only one filly Regret has with the winning run Weber Manful Weber 108 eeconds over the Greys In yardage but play run — Wfddison Weber Patter- ever been successful in the mile in the annual tennis large game Wes right-han- d Ferrell Boston’s participate son seconds even Westminster was otherwise 575 fairly Alien sportsmen are taxed and & quarter test ace lasted only six innings during Weber low hurdles — 81ms Bob Bunker end and Lawrence tourney and regional track meet Menful Weber Jacobsen Weber 238 sec debatwas still Idaho Fish and law Warren under which he Wright heavily out hits gave Fritz eight The netsters from the various onds Mathews tackle played outstandWeber Mile (Wlddieon Baker ing whether to give Count Morse Ostermueller then worked for a game license is fixed at $75 a ing games as did John Tribolet and schools are warned that they must Blakeley relay— 3 minutes seconds 59 Earl) third inning Jim Henry the Mem fishing license at $10 and a gun — Weber (Manful Mines a chance John Ahern at tackles But it was W S Kilmer’s' Neel Reigh was phis rooky finished the game and permit $5 Resident trappers are to Theron Parmeiee at the Daven Sims)relay 1 minute 404 seconds Clifford Poole who really stole the report Weber i Nortbnip declared out of the race definitely University of Utah men's gym at Bhotput— Jacobsen registered his first major league taxed $5 nonresident trappers Watts Webec 38 feet spotlight Playing at halfback he 10:30 a m at which time pairings Westminster $25 and aliens $50 Permits for Jump — Earl Weber? Maxwell West- The son of Neddie had practically victory High on of the power displayed plenty Limb Westminster 5 feet 8 Inches recovered from the fever developed CHICAGO BOSTON for singles and doubles will be made minster shipping legal limits of game Discus — Jacobsen Weber Watts Weber In offense and was a tower of deBHOA birds and fish out of the state the trip from New York but Radcllff If BHOAI Schools entering tennis players Nelsou Weber 116 feet 7 inches 5 0 0 llCook 1 6 4 rf fensive strength l Broad Jump— Daven Weber: Limb West- Trainer Jack Whyte said his charge Kreevlrh cf 5 0 5 OlCrmer cf 4 2 5 0 are priced at 50 cents and a metal also are warned that players par- minster Baker Weber and Northrup WestHass’ rf ft I 0 llMamish If Romney also was pleased with 4 2 10 was In ip condition to get the Bonura one minster tied 20 feet 44 Inches in only compete 3 2 9 OlFoxx may lb ticipating 4 lb 0 7 0 tag quoted at $1 is required for the showing of Reese Bullen Carl Pole vault — Vaughn Weber Keusece needed work 3 112 each Appling ss 4 2 1 2IWarber 3b Westminster and Lasurica Weber tied 11 big game animal taken under Piet 4 2b 2 c Smith ends Dal White Lowry division 2 2!RFerrell 4" 3 3 0 was evidence today that Dykes 3b There The cinder and field stars from feet 3 14 3 McNair ss 4 12 3 permit — Snow Weber Powell Seeley and Harvey England guards Weber Javelin the track would not be at its best Sewell c 4 2 4 llMellllo 2b 4 12 3 district and six Sum- Williams Westminster 165Jfeet 2 Inches Licenses are required of all W Ferrell p 2 10 0 Elvin Wayment and Karl Ferrin eight Jordanschools for the big event as overcast skies Kennedy p 02 0100 2fllOstermuelwill open the anwho hunt fish or trap furixHayes centers Turk Jackson quarter mit district a 1 D I) 31 Evans Rain p ler 0 0 0 typical 0 augered p derby day 2 m The Fri animals except resident 0 0 0 OlHenry p Paul Blanton Grant Andreason and nual field meet at p 110 1 bearing falling at Intervals broke up the Wyatt p veterans 'of the war between Cluff Snow halfbacks and Tracy day affair marks the first time in two of failed lftl Totals 36 last heat but the 34 11x25 Totals 13 10 27 days a number of years when Summit Spanish-America- n the states XOnt out In ninth when winning run Maero and Ole Boam fullbacks to dampen the enthusiasm of the scored (Continued on Pase Eighteen) Other events of the “A” day cele- schools will compete with Jordan clans however xxBatted as for in seventh Kennedy racing they 010 020 400—7 bration Included a sandbag rush rivals In a regional meet poured into this blue grass capital Chicago Boston 101 040 Oil — 8 won by the sophomores the sorority Errors— Radcllff Several hundred horsemen and dayVlcNsIr Summary: baited In — Sewell 2 Radcllff Hass men hung on the rail this morning Runs relays won by Beta Delta In a Bonura Piet Manush 3 Werber 2 R Fer as Trainer Dick Thompson sent rell 2 McNair special race Hedwig Buttars Beta hits — Sewell OGDEN— The Westminster Jun- the Cramer Chi hit — Manush defeated Nedra Stoddard Bradley horses the derby route Kennedy Sacrifices — Dykes R Ferrell Double plays won team nine ior tennis the college take to — loving cup Omega and George Tappan assistant to Kennedy to Piet to Appling to Bonura to McNair Left on basee — Chicago out of ten matches from the Weber James Fitzsimmons worked Gran- Cooke Boston 8 Bases on balls — Kennedy 3 netters in a court contest here ville Merry Pete and Teufel an easy 5Evans 3 W Ferrell 1 Ostermueller 1 Strikeouts — Kennedy 3 W Ferrell 1 Evans Tuesday Paul McEwan and How- mile — Kennedy 8 In 6 Evans 4 In 1 Hits off n downed Teams entered in the A division ard McEwan With Bradley watching every 2 Wyatt 1 in 0 W Ferrell 8 In ft 7 of the Parson school iln Henry 2 In 2 Winning move Bien Joli was clocked in of the Salt Lake Softball associapitcher— Henry Losing pitcher- - -- Evans 1 for the Wildcats’ only victory 5 2:09 to beat Banister which tion yill pry the lid ott thf 1936 In Westminster’s eight triumphs was caught in 2:10 5 The master Rhodes Halts campaign Sunday May 10 The John Haffner downed Max Baker of Idle Hour winner of four der- Gordy 4 4 slated defeated was Dick Ruchenbrod date originally bies was plainly disappointed in St Louis Crew 7 to 4 opening 1 3 Homer Wind- his colts’ performances A team of outstanding Utah for Sunday M4y 3 but a scarcity Jim Scoville and declared PHILADELPHIA 2 Larkin 3 these downed April 29 UFl— er of around lumber George parts he thought Brevity would win tracksters Including high school won H Driving their old teammate Roy to from t cessltated Wig' Washington Harvey Harper sending stars and freshmen Fast Final college junior Quarter 6 Mahaffey off the hill and banging Ray Dubois downed will take part In the White Pine for the wherewithal to complete gins 4 2 4 and Fred Bradley received some consola- Mike Meola for four runs in the invitation track meet at Ely Nev the fenced and bleachers at the Jim Gleason tion in Bien Job’s last quarter in seventh the Athletics beat the St two lighted parks Richardsqn whipped William Wil- 25 5 seconds It has Saturday Coach Bryan Patterson 4 3 9 always bej Louis Browns 7 to 4 today will The liams league begin Employes’ team of Westminster will direct the his contention that to win a de The Browns held to four hits by Haffner doubles matches on 1936 In the Its activities May Monday Wayne Meier of East and Bill a horse must be capable of at s Dusty Rhodes in the first eight Dobson of South are the prep stars 11 and B division clubs start hos- and Keusseff downed In Bi :25 the last ping quarter d 2 1 fjlnnings scored all of their runs In chosen for the trip Hart or Spend-lov- e tilities on Tuesday May 12 ister failed to fill the bill however the ninth Clift and Hemsley hit 2 7 Opening schedules lri the three downed Hunter-Jacobse- n of the ”U frosh squad will Teufel worked alone and went home runs during the “ y Dubois-Harpe- r Russ downed represent the greenllngs and Les divisions Afollow: a mile in 1:43 5 while Granville Peters rooky Mack thirdrally 3 0 Division (Msjr 10) 6 baseman Karl Anderson BurNordquist Clyde Continental Soap vs Baker Motor and Merry Pete with the latter hit a homer inside the park in the Maxwell Steve Keusseff and Leland lington Traltwavvs vs Knight and Knight breaking in front and setting the second Merit Hatters General Electric Optifrom will Westthe Walker perform Granite Furniture cal Shop 8T LOUIS pace turned the eight furlongs in PHILADELPHIA Mines Denver Swamps re11) (May The Parsons BHOAI Employes' League minster school 5 BHOA 1:45 breezing Utah Deseret News vs as 0 4 2 UPI-Laty lb 5 112 0 2!F1nny e 29 Jay-SeColo April GOLDEN Oil vs Shell OIU Lang Welding vs Utah Meanwhile far from the stables West cf cently won the intermountain 2 0 4 1 'Moses cf 5 3 vs Cudfrhv Firestone Packing Denver university baseball where the horses quietly munched Bolters If 4 1 2 1 'Johnson If 3 1 23 00 Poultry title B Division (May 13) Bottomly lb 3 0 7 llPucclnelll rf 4 1 2 1 Verle Wilde of the Utah varsity Rei s Top Shop vs team yet to be en- team Walloped the Colorado School their hay oblivious to all the 8tif&nd Bell rf 4 11 OlPeters 3b 4 10 1 4 10 2IWarstler 2b 4 1 1 4 3b Sugarhouse Lumber vs Peck and of M)ns 21 to 2 today before a bustle Louisville squad will also make the trip to tered officially opened Clift Ash Ostler Candy vs King Coal Pihitfcy 4 2 6 OINewaomt is 3 2 2 7 Hemsley fans of crowd small of an exhibition vs shivering with a pole Al's Barbecue give vaulting Beverage c 3 0 5 0 derby week gigantic festival Carey 2b 41 02 20 llHayes 0! Rhodes p 4 1 02 p Marking ihe peak of a week of Mahaffey 0 0 rPepper 10 m AIM'S pageantry ih preparation for the Meola 0 0 0 11 1 0 0 0! race a great carnival parade that tzColeman MS Mil Knott p 0 0 0 0 rivaled1 the Mardi Gras brought has Gcorf 91 monkeying around 7 quit Totals 24 32 Totals 3511 27 15 thousands to the downtown busiboot it and bouiht his New Salt zBatted for in sixth ness section Miss Jean Able and zsBatted for Mahaffey at Catler’a lor S37B0 “Cutler’a Msola In eighth Bt Lout 000 Q04—4 value are alwayi music to my Russell J Leonard elected by pop- Philadelphia Oil 100 40x — 7 Mrs” lays George ular vote presldedjover the festive Summary? Errors— Clift 2 Finney “WHERE STYLE BEGINS” Runs batted In— Bolters Clift 2 occasions as queenwnd king (Continued nn Page Eighteen) W A S H I N GTON April 29 UP) thow tb rearrange his lineup Hesaidemust stubborn holdouts 'finally re Pacific Coast League Hank Greenberg Detroit's first Owen who replaced Greenberg at ported to camp one best of the and iworld first the series league’s Greenberg during baseman and the American league’s Btandlnf of IIm Teams Won PcL again today might shift from third and heaviest hitters was ott to a Lost most valuable player last year to- to first or that he might recall Rudy food start this year despite the Oakland 688 22 10 19 594 Seattle 13 533 14 16 day suffered a split fracture of his York a youngster who made a fine weeks he lost front spring' training Portland Mission 16 533 14 ths showing during spring training In baseline collision with left wriet a 14 Francisco 467 8an 16 29 WASHINGTON April before Greei)bergone of the season's 433 17 Sacramento 13 outJake Powell exuded Washington Cochrane who 20 394 8an Diego 13 Los 11 355 20 Angeles cheerfulness all over his hotel lobby fielder i 11V this morning because the Tigers Wednesday's Results “It’s a tough break for us” said At Los Angeles: R H E were “moving long fast and Ofkland 003 000 000 — 3 13 1 Cochrane of the Manager Mickey 100 000 03x-- 4 8 0 smoothly” tonight refused to be Los Aneeles — La Rocca and Kies Gabler Batteries Tigers “Hank likely will be out completely glum despite the loss Campbell Before YOU Kimball and BottarinL of his star first baseman for at least a month and probably H At Portland: R E “A was the for us” tough break more” San Diego 000 013 411—10 18 0 Buy ANY Gar answer of "Iron Mike” the Detroit Portland 000 002 001--- 3 6 2 The left wrist was the same he — Horne Batteries DeSautels and Lar pilot 'when asked about the fracRdonlts Ulrich Drefa and Cronin nd you also gat that tured wrist Hank GreenKrg re- kin injured early in the last world seAt 8an Francisco: R H e: ries BAKERIZED Ford ceived in today’s game He conceded B 13 012 100 01 1 8acramento The injury came In the sixth inGreenberg might be out a month or San Francisco— 000 000 1 Servica! it Belcher Batteries and more but felt that the Tiger still Evoy ning of today’s game which WashCole Grant and Monzo ington won 7 to 3 when the big were near the top of the league ladfirst baseman reaching to the left Night Results der for good The way he put it this At Ban Tuesday Francisco: R E fbr a wide throw collided with Sacramento 030 000 020 — 5 14 0 morning was: 004 Oil 240 — 12 14 2 Francisco Powell who was racing to the base “We’re hitting the ball and we’re SanBatteries — Andrews and Head Olbson As Powell sped past his left arm getting good pitching You couldn’t and Salkeld' want much else But figure this one At caught Greenberg's and wrenched it back Hank fell to the ground out We’ve been playing two weeks MissionSeattle: 200 010 100 00 — 4R 18H E2 201 000 010 01—5 9 0 and after a hurried examtntion on and we’re already six weeks ahead Seattle Batteries-Beck and Bprinz Craghead the field was rushed to a hospital Ford'V--8 Passenger Car and Truc!:s of last year" Barrett McDotigal and Basaler Duggan An y A year ago the Tigers didn’t pop picture showed the frac' v y COLLEGE BASEBALL v ture of the left wrist After his f their heads out of the second diviMaryland 9 Navy 1 ' arm was placed in a cast Greenberg & sion until June 1 It was July 1 ? AMERICAN ASSOCIATION returned to the players' hotel tobefore they moved Into second piace No games scheduled Wednesday night 1 and when nearly August they Hank Greenberg INTERNATIONAL LEAGI S Cochrane said he was undecided became leaders No games scheduled Wednesday rier National League Thursday's Pitchers at Chicago— Earnshaw vs Brooklyn Carletan Philadelphia at Pittsburgh— Moore vs Weaver Boston at Cincinnati— Osborne vs Schott s 9 New Xorlf at Ht Louis — Smith 30 1936 Here is The Diesel -Powered Car iFhich Set New Records TWO ERRORS brmkh'i APRIL I Workout Slated The Sugarhouse baseball club will drill Friday at 5 p m on the Jordan Annex field Manager Frank (Humpy) Gilbert is anxious to sign up promising infield material and any infield seeking a post with the team is invited to attend Friday's session Aggie Eleven Tie in Game Cut Short by Hail Storm Red Sox Trip Chicago Grab First Place Weber Cinder Team Swamps ne Parson Crew well-coach- Region Two Sets Track Net Meets C 2-- 120-yar- d 100-yar- d 440-yar- d d 880-yar- d -- Parson Net Team Defeats Wildcats Softball Loop Starts May 10 Where's George? Two-bas- e Three-bas- Utah Track Stars In Nevada Meet e Stevena-Rich-ardso- 3 'Oster-muell- 3 3 3-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 7-- Scoville-Wig-gin- 6-- 6-- Wlnder-Ruchenbro- I Call-Urr- 2-- 6-- 6-- ! Strevell-Paterso- The mi p4 Hank Greenberg Fractures W rist In Collision With Rival Player L 7- - BE SMART! (Pi-Mi- ckey tv ni 1 f 0 8 DEAL I - |