Show T THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 1936 29 t JCD i- TIME OUT! Canzy May Sees It Have Title - 'By J C Berks- - Wasatcli Swimmers Schedule Exhibition Event at Midway By Chet Smith The Wasatch Springs Swimming Members of the Wasatch swimclub will give a special swimming ming club who will make the trip and diving exhibition at the Snyder to Midway are: Girls — Lucille Hoag-lan- d Mary- - Swenburg Betty Air- Hot Pots at Midway Utah next et- Iverson Virginia Day 2 4 2 to m frrni Sun4ay August p Beck Dorothy Morrow and Beverly The Wasatch paddling team con- - Barbara Morrow Boys— Ray Harsl'sts of seventeen outstanding young ris Orin Kelbaugh George Scovllle paddlers including eight girls and Michael Huff Neil Cox Max Jones nine boys The squad is coached Max Garbutt Glen Oler and Jack by A1 Widerburg Mumford Matters affecting the welfare of wild life were given attention last week at an Important meeting held at San Francisco The occasion was the annual conference of the Association of Western States Fish and Game Commissioners Newell B Cook Utah commissioner represented this state He returned Tuesday I? jn 5 Commissinn Pulls UU8I with the conviction that much benefit had accrued from a free exchange of views Surprise by Revoking TakenAway I ‘ Jacobs’ Fight License! Of immediate and popular interest is the approaching open season on wildfowl From time to time there have come intimations from Washington that the 1936 season likley would closely follow or be a repetition of that of 1935 when 30 days of shooting were permitted the season beginning October 19 and continuing without intermission tt By EDDIE BRIETZ NEW YORK July 28 IST— It I looked Tuesday night like the world’s lightweight crown will be I until the full month had been completed I going begging for a wearer within a week The Utah commission has long contended that the better The New York state athletic inethod would be the adoption of a “staggered’ system with 60 mission threatened to declare com-- 1 hot mmm va- - the title now held by Tony plan was approved' at the San Francisco meeting canzoneri If Tony failed to fill with the adoption of a resolution: scheduled Championship date with “Resolved that the western association favor Lou Ambers August 6 open season on waterfowl shooting not more than three days for a A request by Canzoneri per week two of Which must be consecutive” third postponement was flatly denied by the commission ' Canzoneri’s Goldman Government Fixes Season Sammy Whether this action will have any influence Upon the formu- manager declared later he positlve-latio- n of regulations by thd federal authorities remains to be ly would not let Tony go into the What’s dis one? Iley youse guys forget his toe-holeeh The establishment of open periods on migratory birds ring next week rests with the government Thfere is at this time and has been Asks for Time for a considerable period a movement in progress for the pro- - "We’ll not take any action unil hlbition of wildfowl shooting during the entire year The advo- - August 6 of course’’ Chairmdn cates of the closed season profess to find new support for their John J Phelan said "We’ve contention in the severe drouth conditions in some of the middle dered the fight for August 6 and if western states where many thousands of young ducks havp died it isn’t held we can declare the title In Utah and its neighbor states the situation is held to be favor- - Vacant and let Ambers fight it out able to an open season and the expectation is that shooting with somebody else” Yanks Run Wild for 16-- 6 Victory Chisox Score will be permitted But whether this season will be of 30 con- - Although he supposedly has-be-en 19 to Trounce A’s Bosox Injuns Win secutive days or as recommended by the San Francisco confer- - training for a month Canzoneri told the commission he needs more time to get in shape DETROIT July 28 (AP— The New York Yankees’ “murderers’ Originally made for July 16 the homer went on its biggest until was row” first paced by Lou Gehrig’s thirty-firpostponed July fight The association went on record as being in sympathy 31 and again until August 6 both and walloped the Tigers in weeks three Tuesday rampage nearly Aura AAIIAal with the movement to create a general wildjife federation ?16 to 6 and pledged its support to the federating of the various Gehrig’s homer two doubles and groups interested in wild life its restoration and perpetuaa single: four singles by Tony Laztion A section of a resolution on this point reads: zeri three each for Joe DiMaggio Myril Hoag and Reed Rolfe and For Federal Aid t were Selkirk’s George “Resolved that the association recommend to the United moter who is staging in the 20 assorted hits outstanding States senate committee on conservation of wild life resources would not comment the Yanks collected off Tommy and the similar committee in the house of representatives that Bridges Vic Sorrell and Clarence ShenT revoked tht e Phillips to hold their they investigate the possibility and desirability of a federal aid uceMe 0f Jacobs manager of lead American league program for wild life restoration throughout the natftm state by Max Schmeling and one of the best-stat- e A freak homer by Goose Goslin similar in' plan to that which is practiced by the federal known fight managers in the counon What should have- been an ordl nary outfield fly featured the Tigovernment through its public roads bureau in the building of try gers’ attack DiMaggio and Hoag the national highway system ' with the thought in mind of re-if- or ii the best interests of boxing” u r collided? attempting to snars the u " v‘ both-stat-e umvnk 1 of habitat on the lands has all and Jacobs (then repeat-r game storing explained public drive PhilftdpiphlA st ClilfUfr— Fink ve Cnln federal1’- NEW YORK DETROIT eaiy reiusea io fils with thft com- - WBrtlniUm Bt Cleveland z—Deshong BHOA BHOA Le or contract v and Calchoime his with and Cohen mission a copy 5 1 S Crossettlsfl 5 0 2 5 Burns lb 5 0 2 10 3b 5 3 0 0 Rogellss Rolfe Schmeling A further declaration bearin -- the conduct of their own 1 4 14 3 6 3 rf Gehringer2b DiMaggio This means that Schmeling who 4 2 4 affairs-Th- e 6 4 7 1 Oosllnlf lb Gehrig game adminfisHjihd ing upon governmental Ireturns to'New York soon to fightl Selkirk If 5 0 2 0 5 2 3 0 Wdlkerrf g 4 3 2 0 Simmons rf 435 problem of Hoagcf istration reads in part: Braddock for the heavyJimmy 4 2 0 2 0 0 0 Owen 3b cf Powell of irrigation proper screening 2 12 Lazzeri 2b 6 4 6 3 Hayworthc title in September either “That it is our belief that the 0 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 Bridges p ditches also received attention weight Jorgensc new must a or make get 0 0 Sorrell p 2 manager 0 0 0 0 0 Pearson p In a preamble it was pointed his own matches and highest benefits for wild life 2 p p Phillips Mdrphy 200 110 zWhite sign his own 1 1 0 and wild life resources can be out that every state fish and contracts achieved through a consolidaTotals 36 112715 Totals 47 20 27 10 game commission in the westzBatted for Sorrell In fourth tion of the principal federal ern states in addition to the New York 440 330 101—16 010 311 000 — 6 Detroit federal bureau of fisheries agencies now engaged in ad— Walker Burns Laz Errors Summary’: ministering wild life on all of each year expends many thou reri Croeettl 2 Runs batted in — By Geh Walter Cosgriff shot a sensarig 5 Selkirk 3 Hoag 3 Lazzeri 3 Di the public lands of the nation sands of dollars upon propagaMaggio Powell Burns 2 Goslin Whit S3 on the first nine holes tional e of Indian reservations and tion distribution hits— Gehrig 2 Owen game including Hayworth Home runs— of the Victoria tourney Tuesday hit — Simmons To this end it is our belief that fish and that many of the poGoslin bases — Hoag Selkirk Gehrig but slipped badly on the second Lazzeri Double plays—Stolen Crosettl to Gehrij such action should be taken by tential game fish waters are tif 43 to push himself Crosettl to Lazzeri to Gehrig Lazzeri nine a with be found in the upper reaches Bases on balls — Off Bridges 3 congress or departmental heads out of the picture with a 155 to- Gehrig Sorrell 2 Pearson 4 Murphy 1 Struck out to bring about the above and of streams which water is ulti1 Hits— Off 76 PhUlips a added Murphy 3 Schneiter —By tal George 4 in 1 that in such consolidation no mately utilized for irrigation innings Sorrell 6 in to his 69 to just about kill his Bridges 10 in 5: Pearson 8 in 3 2 Phillips laws should be enacted which purposes by the United States Winning pitcher — MurMurphy 3 in 5 chances with 145 for the 36 holes — will limit or restrict the lawful bureau of reclamation and tieertsen is the only Utahn phy Losing pitcher Bridges John furthermore that the fish and powers of the state” left in the race The Bonneville Averill’s Grcuii Clouts This position is significant game commissions are without pro turned in a 69 Tuesday which is to assume means In view of the fact that there the responsi gives him a 137 total and a place Subdue Senator Clan mea-ure now pending in congress a bility for screening diversion I near top of the field some The set of kind Earl boys Rotary CLEVELAND July 28 which it may be said in ditches and are endeavoring to out his eighteenth TribuneAverill record in The — la (AT 26 rapped Tuesday C VICTORIA such B for the have terms to aims in July responsibility place general nineteenth home runs of the the hands of federal agencies screening assumed by individ- I Telegram junior baseball league Horton Smith of Chicago reeled off and season and Odell Hale got No 10 admin-istratiual water users ‘‘which is an when they scored 20 runs in one in- - hu jecond par cracking the entire control and Tuesday as the Indians took a of wild life activities Impossibility under the present ning to the Midget roun(j in the qualifying play victory from the Washington SenIt is our understanding that the lack of- - this responsibility by 26 to 1 trample couldn’t get of the Victoria golf championship ators The enactment end approval of this government bureaus adminisHal Trosky ran his hitting streak in out their second in-- 1 Tuesday with a smashing 65 three rivals the reclamation measure would severely restrict tering and irriga to 22 consecutive games and Roy under and the the par boys Rotary ning kept the efforts of the various states tion projects” He led a select field into the final Weatherly ran his to 20 bases hot WASHINGTON CLEVELAND the same time Howard pitched 36 holes fof the prize hunt Wednes-l- a BROAI BHOA The association declared Itself as “beipg opposed to further At no-h-it 5 2 2 OIHughes 2b 4 2 8 2 Lwla 3b game for the Rotary club day 4 110 0 Hale 3b 5 3 2 1 lb total of 129 Kuhet Smith had a scored once in the delay by the reclamation service in correcting this condition” but the Hill If 5 4 4 0 5 0 2 0 Averill cf and requests that “every effort be made to the end that all di- - third as a result of a walk an er- - seven strokes better than par for Chapman cf 44 12 22 00 Trosky lb If 34 12 51 01 rf Reynolds Weatherly overthrow and an outfield the distance and three strokes Bluege 98 4 13 4 Pytlak c 4 2 3 0 version ditches under the jurisdiction of the U S bureau of rec- - r f 1 0 6 Campbell rf 4 0 2 0 Kress J® P°ro 1 yThe c 2 Millies 3 4 lamation be properly screened to prevent loss of fish life” f un f Hilltop sluggers pulled a hot N 4 0 2 3 ss Whitehll! p 3 1 0 0 4 10 1 0 0 0 0 Brown p xMyer game out of the fire from the Tokyo for 132 and second place Two strokes back of Nelson in Midgets when they scored six runs 37 15 27 8 Totals 36 11 24 11 Totals xBatted for Whitebill in ninth in the last two innings to whip the third place came Emory Zimmer 000 100 110—3 Washington man Portland Ore with another Cleveland Tokyo nine 13 to 12 in a thriller 201 021 OOx— 6 — The scores follow: Error Knickerbocker Runs 66 to to add Summary: par cracking round of batted In — Lewis Bluege Millies Hale — 28 157 Tokyo Mass but RANDOLPH there’s something wrong midgets hilltop slug best his par 68 of Monday for a s July Averill 4 Pytlak hits — Pytlak Home runs — Averill Weatherly Paul' Dean threatened Wednesday to with the shoulder I can’t get any- - m iwaekies 3 oo o Brown lb 5 Reynolds ototal Of 134 2 Hals Double pl&ys — Hughes and Trosky awson Little Chicago A1 g i i Kress Bluege and Kuhel Brown Knickerquit baseball for the rest of the sea- thing on the ball The pheuMer 2111 ana Trosky Bases on balls — T'Aeahnao 3 2 10 3 son after his poor showing in an hurts worse than ever now Portland and Don Suth-smi- bocker WhlishUl 2 Brown 2 4140 merman Strikeouts— White-hil- l “I believe I may give up the game TomS’uu 4130 2 exhibition game here Tuesday B In C erland Brown Hit Vancouver ydb by pitcher — By Brown turned iooo The younger of the pitching for a while go home and forget lt ’4231 steffanif 200 o 135s Sutherland and Zimmerman (Kuhel) Deans making his first start since and I think maybe the arm will’ get j’ TobarfrV 4000 BabbMrf ’3 10 o had 65s Tuesday thfee under par o o o o Lawson went out in 29 but took 38 Cronin Watches Charges TKangat-2033 Hate if July 4 when the Reds hammered all right during the winter” him from the mound yielded six Dean said he felt the first signs I Totals " 30 0 21 8 Total 27 8 21 8 coming home for a 67 Conquer Browns 5-- 2 hits in four innings against a semi-pr- o of pain In his rightshoulder short-I°t- I 921 9J2 a a 420 a 105 1— Hilltop I 13 ST LOUIS July 28 (UP)-T- he I shoe company team and the St iy alter tne eeason opened Homb runs — T Asahlna P Athletics Summary May Train in Red Sox with Manager Joe Cronin Louis Cardinals trailed 0 With Manager Frank Frisch said Paul &at8&blhZVbrHhlVnoArrSla on the bench for the first time in a Flint Rhem and Pepper Martin fin- would be sent to St Louis for ex- - piercey to Brown Charge defeat to Mitsui Mexico City Next Year week St Louis defeated the ishing on the mound the Cards amlnation by Dr Robert F Hyland ihL 2 Cronin flew here 5 won club surgeon and unless his arm 3 Kanagae 5 F Tomomatu 2 Piercey 5 28(AV-Th- e Phil- Browns CHICAGO July "I’m no good around here" Paul responds to treatment he may be iLaS pltc4e1 b“1Babb11'’ plerc'y by adelphia Athletics may train in Tuesday from California where he aid almost in tears "I tried my placed on the voluntary retired list Mexico City next spring Manager was called by the death of his ROT JR midget mother Connie jiac said Tuesday night - BOY8BHOA BOSTON ST LOUIS 2' o' o j- AhbyiH!f Caputocf “I have been considering a 6310 B HOA B HOA j 2 P!gnanill2b 5 3 3 1' Cook 0 2 4 3 6 rf I next Mexico to train in o posal DavlnlIb 657 spring” Cramer cf 5 2 1 0 same I William Rolling 202 3 0 11 4 2 0 3 k 3 oioi Mack said to decide and expect Sol ter If If Manush 3 0 3 0 It 412 Bultlf Foxx lb’’ 4 012 01 Bell rf iPolanahekrf 4310 4110 4 0 0 0 Baldwin': 2 0 11 definitely by Saturday” “maldn’s” 4 3 4 6 Weet cf 4 0 6 0 Kroner Eamhw3b 3 3 2 C0Ul(1 n0t MaClt ®ai1 h Werber 2b 4 10 1 Bottomly lb 4 1 ft 0 A O A A Bondi c 5 1 5 c 3 R 2 0 4 Ferrell 3 0 3 2 I Howard Carey 2b 5 5 0 0 NeuZrf' 2 o o o details now for considering a shift Melillo for p 2b 4 0 2 1 Oliiltanl c 3 1 2 1 Fla ffom where Fort the 4 Marcum 0 Caldwell 2 0 p Myers p 2 0 0 0 iV'ni'i A’s trained last Total 42 2518 8 Toti 0 0 0 0 Mahaffey p to Mexico 2200 26 oi3— Boy E C CRESSON has favored Rotary All-spring Pepper 0 01 ooo — 1 tar 1100 Midget city ’ Prince Albert for 20 years He Summary: Home runs — Howard 2 Total 3510 27 11 Totale 31 627 9 nanelll 2 Davlnl 3 Bult Bondi Caputo 2 tn xBatted for Caldwell I eighth — Howard hit says:“P A just naturally shapes Williams hit Boeton 003 002 000 — 5 Pacific Coast League Bult 2 Howard Earnshaw 8t Louie 100 000 010 — 2 Struck out— up easy into a neat glow-jirCharge defeat to Emerson Run In — Bell Kroner batted Teams of Summary: Standing 5’ i Won Lost Pet 3jAhby 1 Emenon 5 !ng cigarette II IyJlwdT -- —Offr Howard’ on Following Page! 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