Show - - i ' — 1 - 0 - - ti04v41"1146 : e 1 Cards Rally To Down i I : i : Pirates 1 (''' ) Ar -- PrTTSBIMGH Aug 31 VD- -homer Harry Walker's irside the park with Relief Pitcher George Munger aboard brought the champion St Louis Cardinals their third victory in four Marts Over the Pittsburgh Pirates The Pirates who got 11 hits off Max Lanier and Munger had tied the count in the eighth when Vince 1 4 - - Dilkiaggio drove - - tr 11 Ilan d) Won IA)mt 80 69 85 67 59 54 54 43 53 I 3220 for Klinger i ninth 001 100 002- -4 001 000 010- -2 e hita — Klein Van Pumary: Left on bagels lkonays Home run—Walker —St LOU ig 8 Pittsburgh 8 Bases on s1)s—Lanier 2 KlingPr 2 Strikeouts— Oft Kitrigr 3 Lanier 5 Hunter 3 WinLlmnirea—Goetz mtcher—Munter !Fa llefsnt and Reardon Time-2- :13 Azrgatzeiti Louis Pltsburi-- h - and Cooper in ' BS actual ' 18141 Mutual Cardinals Appling Wh Lox Herman Dodgers Wakefield Tigers Vaughan Dodgers Witek Glatto Curtrtght Wh Sox K ' (54) and SS 60 67 66 82 RPPU it n Reds Defeat Cubs 3 to 2 CINCINNATI Aug 31 (1121—The Cincinnati Reds squeezed out a 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs Tuesday night as Bucky Walters although outpitched by his former teammate Paul Derringer registered his twelfth triumph of the season Derringer allowed but five hits compared to Walters' nine Walters smashed a triple in the fifth Inning and scampered home later on an outfield fly 3-- Brooks Again Trip PhiHies Chime() Stankv 2b xMartla ABH0A1 4 1 2 0 0 0 4 1 0 Frev AB H " s213 5ant:Jail rf 01 0 A 4154 4 1 3 1 31 Haas 3b 4 0 10 0 lb PHILADELPHIA Aug 31 (IP) Hack Cvrrtta lb 4 0 9 01 Crabtree cf 2 1 3 0 Nichlan rf 4 0 1 01 Tinton It —The Brooklyn Dodgers made It Goodmn If 4 2 3 01 Meaner 3b 33 01 11 30 et 4 1 4 01 Miller as 0 2 3 four straight over the Phillies in Lowrey loengstn e 4 1 5 01 Mueller e 3 0 2 0 Merulio as 4 2 0 21 Walters 2 1 0 0 tteir last Shibe park appearance Dermal' D 3 1 0 11 rADliesndro 1 0 0 0 of the season Tueeday night winRoston Veit Totals 35 24 101 Totalti 2k 5 27 11 Ca va rrett a teethed first on Mueller' AHHOA on Kirby Higbe's sixAHHOA ning I Hoirnemb et 0 ParIell as 3 0 5 0 interference or 2' 2 4 itys 0 3 hit "(Ron for Rtankv In ninth pitching and running the tlAc6 0 0 Workman rt 3 0 0 0 if "tsBatted for Dorrtnger in ninth Masaard If 4 I 2 0 Niemab It 4 3 3 0 Quakers' losing streak to six in Chicago 010 001 000- -2 c 3 0 0 Poland e 2 0 Cincinnati 1rebr1i 011 010 00x- -3 - 7 It FarrIl lb n lb 3 1 R I a row oe bits — Coodm n 15urnmary: Two-b1 am 1 3 0 LOWr 0 Wiellmon Mead ri 6 2 Crabtree 3 1 2 1 The Dodgers clinched the game ters Loft on bases—Chicago hit—WalJuices 3b 3 0I 0 1 loofa 2b 9 0 0 Andrews p 30 1 2 p cinnati 3 Bases on hallo—Derringer bitpco 2 0 0 ti 11ot!uso e in the third when Luis Olmo tripled Walters 2 struck out—By nerringer 5 le:tmart p 0 ft 0 Walters 2 Umotres—Barr Cortland end fl 0 0 to score Arky Vaughan and later Jorda Time- -1 :42 Attendance-12- 329 zxStelsgyclt 1Atit p — 0 0 D tallied on an error 31 4 24 b Totals 31 8 27 Babe Dahlgren's second homer MUTIttl in lifittri forfor Feidmart insixth of the season behind a single by eighth Vt sited York 000 000 00(1- -0 accounted for the Phillies' Moore 110en 010 140 00g- -6 Farrell Runs runs 2 :3 31 - 9- 4-- IA 1 2 1 1 1 ' 1 : 1- e Three-bas- e 4 Cm 1 1 1 - 1 7-- Errors--Ru- ba!ed ker Farre:1 Nieman 3 I Hymiti Philadelphia Brooklyn Three-bashit— irdon AB H 0 A ABHO AI run—Nieman Sacrifice Bordagry it 2 0 3 11 Hamrick 2b 4 0 2 3 N!ematt to 1A'itek Vaughan as 4 0 1 2l Adams ct Double piys--Ba- rtell 3 0 3 0 to Gordon Wwte!mann unassisted Left 3 1 3 01 Wasdell lf 4 0 2 0 cf e Eases Olmo halw9— New York 4 Boston 6 4 1 2 1 1 2 21 Northey 4 rf 2b Herman on but Mu' go 2 Feldman 1 Wittig Schultz lb 4 0 7 0! 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' roP : ' ki 1 CAMP ROBERTS Cal Aug 31 —Charles H Skidmore Utah state superintendent of public instruction will attend a meeting here Tuesday and Wednesday of metropolitan educators and fay leadera preinduction confer- 1 ence on esses of training and Torres Re ' : i ' proc- In the background of training phase the visitors will inspect camp functions such as food and equipment supply salvage and reclamation exchanges service clubs and guest houses Processes of training will be explained by touri of the field artillery camouflage and demonstration area and the infantryl:tritiltration course The visitors also will witness a chemical warfare training period and demonstratiön after which they will see the infantry's obstacle course mortar firing range and village fighting range Others expected to attend this conference in addition to Mr E D Ring suSkidmore are perintendent of public instruction Phoenix Ariz Walter F Dexter superintendent of public instruction Sacramento Cal Miss Mildred Bray superintendent of public instruction Reno Nev Major General Thompson Law- rence 4tas assumed command of the infantry replacement training center here He replaces Brigadier General Eugene W Falea who has been ordered to Camp Blanding Fla to organize and command an infantry replacement training center there The services of a skeleton named "Cowboy Joe" are used by Major J King Wallace maintainance officer of the ordnance service command shops to make safe drivers out of soldiers The skeleton ris a conglomeration of the bones of people killed in automobile accidents and of reckless drivers - 60-m- m - - :Ls :::': ' :'' r r---- - :: L ::f':! 4- t 4 16 1 i 0: jotr: - i ' ? t—- :" ) ITt ?I JOItitTFE6IETAOL1 P -! e-- 7p m i 1a '') zwwwideta11 imowidgfildP0416 V D F Soil's So Ills E CADMAN MAcDOWELL Jima Tennyson soprano Jon Pearce tenor Tonight 1 - September A vivid dramatization $93000 Payroll Okehed - - Weds Britons George Sebastian conductor Itelelert of warfare Chinese guerilla Salt Lake City departmental pay rolls totaling $9392166 for the last half of August were approved for payment Tuesday by the city commission mat Tire Ce fattest prosento longs by two groat AMERICAN COMPOSERS 1- '5: IN MUSIC 4 -" k:: i r! i GREAT MOMENTS - 'KUTA TONIGHT - 8 P IL KSL 570 on your dial SPONIIONE Unifed China Relief OT Celanese Corpora lien of Anima ibut II Pot- - R Off To mate pharmacist's Earl V I 71iDaDt1"q third Wednesday Farragut Idaho Mrs: Margaret Sollis 563 Fourth East street Joined navy 10 months ago on same day that SOHN Sian of 1913 ' brother Dale joined army Attended' West high school Z To coxswain third class: Donald F Sollis somewhere In Son of Mrs Marthe Atlantic garet Sollis 563 Fourth East street' Entered navy 26 months ago: aboard aircraft carrier attended West high school 1 KUTA-- 570 Networig 00 S II lg 846 - Its- I I Tm a8:00 lb Three Join Air Corps With the of Brent 846 a 00 Eit(lle I B-2- S L lb AD C enlisting Anderson 18 in the aviation cadets Mr and Mrs J A Anderson 318 Hubbard avenue nowlave three of their sons in the serv- of army Mr forces—via aviation cadet training Brent who was recently sent to Amarillo Texas to begin his train- ing has two brothers now instructors for the air corps: Albert 5 Del 23 as instructor with bombers at Mather field Sacramento Cal and Rolla J 21 instructor with troop transport planes at Bergstrom field Austin ' Texas The three brothers were attending the University of Utah at the time of their enlistments and all The Andersons also have one daughter Allene eight years of age $600 7:45 Fire Reported Fire of undetermined origin caused $100 damage to the- home of Reed Mired of 469 Park street Monday morning An adjoining garage WES damaged to the extent of $200 and an automobile belonging' to William J Bernards of 555 Fifth South street being was cimaged stored to the extentgof $300 - ' 9 30 945 1 2110 icigo 11°1'1)406 11160 46 11 ICIM-1- 320 I 1 - M A ' Star-Studd- 0 00 1 8 30 1 6-4- ed -- is 7 :411 aii oa la a aa 8 46 I Oa 1 20 46 10 00 i! 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4 - -- U S Navy - 4 - an r7:7ij RobertsTour V 00 Kaltenborn Lone Rangok- ()mil Kayo °Foreign Assign- ')Sammy ment Newsroom Chorus and Guests 1F1 1 11 SO Card— a Needs Herman's Lake Show Salt Make Christian' VUr 0'30 woody 6:55—News Quiz Show 041 i'6:55 Cecil Brown News Coverage News - 0:45 News Arthur Oseth A Date With 7:00 John Freedom g 1 Mayor of the Town 7:00 7 16 t Judy ni'tab Orch 174:21065 Mr District Attornel OKrsuh a Show 730 7:5SspotNI letwe Band Courtn'y eTack Carson° 7:46 s —Stories ot Crime Wings Shans Stops 80(1 Raym 0 Swing News iiCirest Momenta In Keyser's College C)Newa- John B Hughes IKey 8 16 B ib of Musical Knowl- - 4IV'ongs by SunnySkylar Listen to Lulu Music NEW YORK Aug 31 (W)— 87 South State street—Informal it 20 News with Sully Ma- - OGabriel Reatter News To Be Announced 0 30 Complete edge Cleo Shans 135 Los Angeles 22 Oral son Hal 8:30 p m 8:45 dancing stopped Joe Torres 141 of New 9 00 Jr ‘17tctorv Tune Time a Mystery Love 127 South State street—Ping9 00 Nev Aug 31 (UP)— Roy Porter News RENO friuolvrarridlfw18 Ci '''H II lb York and Puerto a 13 Lim and Abner I Battlefront News I 'f'Darrarmas a mes Orchestra 181:t718e Reno Army Air Base now is or- pong tournament 9 p in Presents with a 30 930 from Living Manhattan at MidSTommy Dorsey rounds Tuesday night in a main IP 46 a football team which Hentot Condtr 201 East First South street— Bible 9 46 night event Shans had Torres on the ganizing Colowill a schedule full 7 for officers class play in p Orchestra News 11100 and Mr Mrs so Mine Tour North beand 00 Hymns and floor twice early in the third CNhewargCoAm'llw8 nel Marlowe Merrick command- Spanish chess instructions 10:16 To be announced 8:30 p m 10:15 Brig City Entertains fore Referee Pete Hartley stepped V 10 30 and News officer Kaltenborn Orchestra Lieutenant 10 °News and Orchestra (1H music ing Dayton 432 appreciation between them 4htolu 10:55 News 10 40 World Coverage News °Ina Ray Rutton's Or Star Parade 'cio°1bunmbi Dohler who will be in charge of Covenant house East South 11) 11 COO a Masterworks Townsmen Music You - Want the squad announced Tuesday Parade ot Bands with Templestreet—Kenneth Rogerson 11 00 11 1 t he Natton's Party Dancing : 10The to contests fill Contracts m for 8:30 p 111110 Bondshu's :Williams Wins Olsen and Ilia 1 Bands oOeorge Outstanding out aaVex or seve'n game seiricIlluelre recordings 11 411 11 :55—News dance hr8o:a3d13e itPst inv4e Csat ri)onKearnos 11 Orchestra 31 406 now o r at HARTFORD Conn Aug band being drawn by News 12 00 News World Coverage Goodnight Roundup i UP)—Ike Williams 131 Trenton The University of Nevada has been courtesy Colonel Converse R 1216 12:10 4Henry King and His 1 Goodnigitt 1 12 SO N J Negro scored a I was said m Orchestra it An I Lewis 9:30 exhibition p sgned 1210 1News I 12 40 4News decision over Johnny Bellus 137 The Air Base squad will play its of art work done by service men 12:415 1 OD 1 :00 Goodnight of New' Haven Tuesday night in a games on Nevada's home field in Miss Patricia Greene's class will Notwork Intermountain and dull bout Mutual 1240—KOVO Price Broadcast Provo stadium 1450—KEUB be shown Progress Mackay all-arou- rl - Hard-hittin- l'! 1 - d Bloch quality for Fall -- III ' - of Angel Stars ''' li These fine long staple - -1' 7 ' Wyoming gymnasium w a s built October 1923 On the cornerstone of the gym is inscribed: "Health - Strength-Courag- e for National Defense" Les Grames and Ray Peterson two former Utah gridders are now flying together for the army Captain Peterson was pilot of an army plane which arrived today and Corporal Grames was radio technician The two are stationed at Dodge City ill stay here for a short wleave ' tr i -- CHICAGO Aug 31 OP—Un0 less someone in the level goes on a super batting spree ' t i ' I The l''':: : Appling Holds A L Hit Lead ii ' v 1 I from Precedinz Page) - Awa ser- sub-30- (Continued ":":14 :''' !iS - tenure with the Browns was a bitter disappointment Temperamental bulky Buck was knocked out To corporal: of the box nine times whilg winMilton E Bohling McChord ning one game and losing obi He field Wash Son ofClarence E a as in a relief appeared pitcher 827 Westminster avenue tenth contest and was pounded Bohling Entered air force January 4 1943 hard To private first class: Dale E Solna Bolling field Washington D C Son of Mrs Margaret Sollis 563 Fourth East street Entered army 10 months former student Roosevelt ago high school 1 ' III II' t t - ! -- ii'' q ° I ' be much teaded Bobo's third term with the Senators He will join the club Immediately apparently in a late season gamble to hold the team in second place Newsom's third and shortest i :' b44 0 'I 2 - I - 1 - i From the Press Box It rill '' L I Grant W Pratt to staff geant services of supply middle east Formerly bf 34 I street Salt Lake City Son of Mr and Mrs F M Pratt of Clearfield entered army April 21 1943 D Maurice Hansen Tonopah Nev Son of Mrs Marie Bosh 328 Sixth East street Graduate of Millard high school at Fillmore attended University of Utah employed by the U S government in the department of labor in Washington D C prior to entering the service in October 1942 Walter E Sonia to staff serSon geant Camp Forrest Tenn of Mrs Margaret Sails 563 Fourth East street Has been in army two years attended South high school Carl N Weiss Camp Hood Texas Son of Mr and Mrs Karl Weiss 553 Third East street Spent recent furlough with family entered army March 10 1943 graduate of South high school formerly employed at the Monarch Cleaners and Dyers $7500 Ir ' : college miliating defeats to join the Washington Senators He was sold Tuesday for an undisclosed cash sum Vice President O William Dewitt announced However the transaction was believed to be at the waiver price of i :":::'"- I Kenneth J Workman Camp McSon of Mr and Mrs J William Workman of Vernal Was employed at Tooele prior to entering service December 10 1942 graduate of Uintah high school at Vernal attended Carbon Junior mid-Jul- y 1!: 'i'''"" ' Coy Wis ST LOUIS Aug 31 UPl—Louis (Buck) Newsom who made his 1943 debut with the Browns in on the promise of pitchto a pennant Instead will them ing leave a scene of bitter and hu- i ''': "'"igii To sergeant: St Louis Sells Buck Newsom To Washington :: ''"i: Kenneth 'R Poulsen Roswell army airfield Roswell N M Son of Mr and Mrs Clinton E Poulsen of Bingham Prior to entering the army in August 1942 attended Brigham Young university at Provo :: 1 I A ' :: :::: '04 ' N- lege To second lieutenant: ':1':': :::: I r :::: i I ‘ ' :: rild 4 ' : 11 ' ii : "i i - : ' ' rt 1: t ': 1 ' I È q - : ‘ 1-- 21 1 !1 : I ' y : k i 4 I Cubs Set Purchase P ' i ' j l' the best t' Ii i il:j i 1 i in ! '' ''''''- : - ' k lk C' l' ''" f it t' 1 i 4 - 0 ) -:- -: 1 - ‘ 1 ' s ' ' i r 1 Itt' ' 77" buy invest ' 0) ' : yt -- 4iv ' when ' I : the American league hitting championship is likely to rest with Luke Apr) ling of the Chicago 1001 White Sox tr Dick Wakefield of 0000 the Detroit Tigers Appling regained the lead over the Tiger rookie during the past week his mark being 337 Tuesday 'Wakefield is hitting 325 but after these two it's strictly no contest at this stage No 3 batters are Bill Johnson of New York and Guy Curtright of the White Sox tied at 297 After them come Oris Hockett 291 Pete Fox of of Cleveland Boston and Vern Stephens of St l Louis 290 Doc Cramer of Detroit 298 Rudy York of Detroit 286 and George Case of Washington t 285 LOS ANGELES Aug 31 (In— The Detroit clouters Wakefield The Chicago Cubs will take over and York hold the lion's share six or eight members of the Los of specialty hitting honors with Wakefield ahead in total hits 166 Angelesclub far out in front in and doubles 32 and York in the Pacific Coast league for pos- front in home runs 30 and runs batted in 98 Johnny Lindell of sible 1944 duty Yankees has the most triples Clarence Rowland president of the 10 and Case the most stolen bases Ithe Angels said these players 44 Spud Chandler of New York probably would go to the parent in front in pitching club: Shortstop Bill Schusker stayed cesses with 17 against three' de' Second Baseman Roy Hughes Out- feats and Hal Newhouser of Defielders Andy Pafko Johnny Os- - troit ran his total of strikeouts trowski and Rip Collins Cateber to 127 Billy Holm and Pitchers Red Lynn 'end Jodie The Angels may make a deal with another club involving one or Meet Ohio in Finals i two of the players' especially if Mont Aug 31 the sum offered is higher than the (JP)MILES CITY g Minneapolis Cubs make said Rowland Richfield blasted their way into All other members of the Los the finals of the American Legid'n Angeles team will be for sale or world series Tuesday night by (' the New Orleans Jax 9 subject to the player draft except downing to 6 The southern club was Billy Sarni sensational catcher whom Rowland took eliminated from the sandlots for a $10000 Springfield Ohio the Cinderella Id sum to the lad's parents Sarni is team of this year's classic will disnot eligible for the draft and will pute the title with Minneapolis be kept for at least another year The Ohio club is expected to rely on its ace Lefty Harry or seasoning October 1 is the deadline for Amato who has pitched two vicli player deals and thereafter play- tories and saved another with a r ers will be "frozen" until after the great ninth inning relief job The ': final starts at 8 p in November 1 major league draft '!' s ' 1 : ' - - ' st' e- i the Senators despite boast that he'd pitch the St Louis Browns to a pennant I Cuba 202 National league—Nicholaon Herman Dodgers 83 Klitott Pirates 81 American lestue—York Tigers k:tten Yankees PO Johnson Yankee's 81 - Those in the armed services on leave or furlough in Salt Lake City include: :''1::: 7 I i s Captain Champ M Nesbitt— Northwest Pacific Spent a two ''::''':''''w'' ''':ikili: weeks' furlough- recently with his '' -' 1 " '' parents Mr and Mrs Champ M 410' 4 Nesbitt 69 P street and his sis1 -: ' ' "°7( ter Jeannette Nesbitt of United Cal GraduAirlines Hollywood ?''' "'''' t ate of school and UniEast high'' of Utah employed with versity it Dun & Bradstreet San Francisco ':: dt oi '1 Cal prior to entering army March i to 3 :''' 1 17 1940 Now assigned to Camp Roberts Cal Lt Wallin Lt Poulsen Those in the armed services whose new assignments were reported Tuesday include: Private Gordon !toward Christensen—Son of C M Christensen of 1439 Laird avenue Has been sat:::---:-:assigned to North Central college (-:1"--::' Naperville ' ':' :: ' 1 Private First Class Charles Al A G Lange—Has graduated from ':::::: :::::z 77- air force technical school Chanute 1 it::::::1:::r :: Field Ill Son of Mr and-M- rs '::'::'iok:'::::-:'':::--IErnest ii'11::Lange of Park City entered service January 13 1943 :::' 1''''' 1 t:'''!::: R Lee—Has arrived at Jack if Shawnee Okla for a course of 711: instruction Son of Ralph Lee 1111 i:-:'"East Ninth South street Lieutenant Ellis H Pickett— Sgt Weiss Sgt Workman Has reported at Fort Sill Okla to attend the liaison pilot training course of the field artillery school parents reside at St George ::: i Aviation Cadet Joseph Robert ::5:-- : Stephens—Graduated from army ?§::7f: 44! '::!:::::f'W ier air forces flying training detachI ''' 11::::: ment Wickenburg Ariz now will Ni:::f'-i::i':5:31:Ii continue to a bisic flying school Son of Mr and Mrs Charles Ste1:ki: ):s'4:: r: phens of Salt Lake attended West :'::::: : iWf i ::: high school ' :Ir Itc '''4:t'"'N1 Private Robert G Stringbarn— 7"''f:-Assigned to University of Dayton Dayton Ohio for basic engineer'tkl ing training Son of Blair String-ha1193 Third East street Clen E Stutrim—Has Private Ilin Sollim So l'tC Sgt se In completed special 104C e71—'"--- tank engines at Detroit Mich For:: ':: mer resident of Tremonton k t t ' ':74- : James Elliott Tidwell—Has ar':'''? ' 1 ' 4 rived at Oklahoma City university f Oklahoma City Okla for course N:::::'-i:!-be instruction " Son of James Leont: fri t w 3t3!: thsr ard 1034 Hollywood avenue :- N ''' Louis (Buck) Newsom- - Much traded veteran goes back to National league—Nicholson Cubs 21 Ott Giants 17: DiMaggio Pirates 15 American 30: league—York Tigers E Keller Yankees 24: Stephens Browns 18 1 Heath Indians 18 1 I - 626 543 533 521 516 468 459 333 Home Run Club AB R H Pct 509 87 179 352 469 59 158 337 474 60 158 334 511 75 168 325 490 100 154 314 478 48 150 314 366 58 109 298 G 127 124 124 122 120 120 107 46 58 57 ' - Wednesday's Probable Pitchers co camel scheduled - t Runs Batted In I : ) t14-8- The Big Six 6-- 1 (19-8- : - 4 ' Pet Lost 69 65 63 64 59 56 41 Tuesday's R H At Seattle (twilight game) : Francisco 102 000 110--5 10 0003 000 Seattle 000 -0 Fischer and Epperly and Ogrodowski Sueme R H E At Hollywood Cal: 9 0 Sacramento 000 010 001- -2 010 001 001---- 3 10 2 Hollywoo4 Roy Pillette (9) and Malone Smith Thomas (9 and Brenzel Only games scheduled — The BOSTON:Aug 31 Poston Braves settled a score with Van Lingle Mungo Tuesday- as Nate Andrews pitched four-hi- t shutout ball and Elmer (Butch) Nieman hit a three-ru- n homer a the triple and a singte to wallop " New York Giants 0 Mungo had blanked the Braves on two hits Saturday and was brought back to the mound' on two (isya rest in the hope that ' his spell might atilt be in effect But Nieman knocked him out in five innings with three of Boston's ' eight hits He singled and scored with the help of an error in the second inning tripled to score in the fourth and hit his sixth homer with two on to climax a four-ru- n outbreak in the fifth Afterward Harry Feldman and Johnny Wittig allowed only one i hit in three innings but Andrews never let the Giants- threaten Neaw 1 Sewell 77 - '1 No games scheduled Slt 6-- 0 T vs ) 4 Won 650 New York 586 Washington 528 Cleveland 523 Detroit 480 Chicago 454 Boston 435 St Louis 361 Philadelphia Pacific Coast League Braves Blast i Giants ) (18-13- Gee r!r tteudene '21 :Pi- 41 ':'''- To major: Moroni V Hansen Biggs field Texas Wife Ruth Hansen resides at1151 Laird avenue Graduate of 1 the University of Utah member of I Sigma Gamma Epsilon Scabbard and Blade former employe of U S bureau of mines To first lieutenant: Robert E Wallin Bradley field Conn Son of Mr and Mrs Alvin W Wallin Tooele Prior to enlisting December 18 1941 wax em- ployed by Combined Metals corporation graduate of Tooele high school and Henager Business col- ::::1 - ::: t X J'A II - American League Pet : Two-Wiv- ' U S Army - 61 Pittabursh 11110A1 ARHOA Pittsburgh 64 as 5 0 2 7 Chicago Ult:i 2b ef 5 11 32 0'11 Cacsrart O'brten rt Boston 65 u a al rt 4 1 1 01 VbRobavs It 2 1 0 0 V! 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KUnger is 2 2 2 3 i tzWvrosiek 1 0 0 0 Vtednesdav's Probable Pitchers Chicaso at Cincinnati—Papwan 714 9 27 14 Total Totals 34 112718 vs Heusser (33) or Riddle (11-8- ) Booted for Lopez in ninth St Louis at Pittahlorsh—Munser Pk 1943 1 September League game-winnin- g 141 :k :: Service Men 'Utah Leader On the Move 'Sets Camp Promotions Record of Utahns in Service i 'Baseball Scoreboard 2 In Laem i A foL - -- Wednesday Morning Tommy O'Brien National 1144) Klinger gave the Card!' nine hit but a doishie by Louis Klein in the third and a walk an two St IOlibi inglen in the fourth set the stage Cincinnati for Walker's blow Brooklyn pit 47307 :iac: - - eL---- 44( g 4-- 'ck' 4:) 1 ninth-innin- II KVIal 4--2 Nats sto '‘ - 1 - A k t - - N A o r-- -- -- - S4- 141414"-"-rn 1 - |