Show - ' 9 a Nr-- rr ' P There a time s eta A 17 hard-throwin- ''1 ir " ?gists 'Who 1 8 That Knocking? 22 2 a Totals for Mesa In Ith Pinwale sharp-breakin- T-- 2:10 '' s - t : - We had a great pitcher named Hollis (Sloppy) Thurston those days" Glenn continued "and in a tight ball game at least half the time he'd wind up and plunk Hornsby in the ribs Ills logic was sound too 'Why walk him on four balls when I can get him to first with one?' was his retort" Glenn Is one of a very few major league ball playeirs to pull an unassisted triple play "Jim Cooney was on second Hornsby was—on-firsta'Sunny Jim' Bottomley hit a liner over the bag I made a lucky stab for the one out and stepped on second to double off Cooney I was set to throw to first when I saw Hornsby almost into the bag so I tagged him" Speaking of pitchers Glenn added "I liked to hit Alexander I could hit the breaking stuff But while I hit him good he was a wonderful pitcher He not only seemed to know what I was thinking when I as at the plate but he seemed to know what I was going to think about next week" nd WRIGHT added "You had to hit the curve ball In those days or managers like McGraw would curve you right out of the now of league I remember 'Rosy' Ryan the general manager or a ball a without fast curves 30 Phoenix throwing straight Giants the for change 'Joe Cronin and I have been fast friends and a few years ago he wanted me to come to the Red Sox Florida spring 'SUIT what training to be the batting coach no I wired back does Ted (Williams) want to now?'" se who captained every team he played on There are few men in baseball more modest or respected Like he added "Frankie Frisch admitted all of us did things as far as training went that we shouldn't have in those days but we worked extra hard to make up for these shortcomings" Ile's a great guy is "Cap" Wright of the lair ploy 'nay hove gone out so tool soy the spirit of give nd oak is deed of politics hitt --- especielly for the men whe keen mere then 1011 IL list °IP" 11 - Bagley and Sommers Cook HasseY C 8 8a FBI 1 001 aaS -8 8 11 10 00 000 4- 1-0 h 0 Bombolot Eagles Dankeis Fisher Chenowoth Teggs and Keddington and 18 3 pntliglas 2 3 3 and Rodreguez - - - ' :$ 4 :::k ii 1 LOW COST MILEAGE I: tt f i 1 jitt i F:'1 ri lsitx131isMh IIR011? sleeping 4A : rrn SLEEPING BAGS Decree Pill Nyton Corm 2 CAMP V ttV Sk AIR 2 i : k i I 2Maatle ColimaI 1 ICE PICNIC CHEST I 4520 co K:i GALLON 14 q 2 11 ''1 It( EGUARANTEED 1 Ili : CHAIRS L VALUE r i'3 - ON SOUND TIRE BODIES 01 ON YOUR OWN RECAPPABLE TIRES I ' Tubeless or Tube Type Some Low Price ' : : j' : $9995 - Virg: S60 '1 Crepe Sole 640-1- EACH TWO 845 5 FOUR 1666 7 - 88 —8-- 118- 3-1 33:33- 2347 4646 17T1-- 2488 sal rim 484-- Is OUR DO - $ 11 - 4949- LROEST 4 This compten tire 4 Red Wing Shoe Center t E - 11 " 4 7 1: 1 1 A ' ''' : 1odpoomoir 1ffir Family Outfit 00 AO $r AORa ( rc) AMin ! 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I 010 ic Coast League win Thursday throwing thought you Wojey p 0000 1 0 0 0 night over the Vancouver batting'" Glenn laughed Totals 8 ' 5-- 3 1 ' - i4P11!" 1:: ': I t 7 80 it -- kktit ''" 00003 285 - ' 1 "VANCE was known as a pitcher but he had a curve too Ile fed Waner the snap)vonderful ping curve And Waner lined it back through the box between Vance's legs Dazzy was a tall fellow and Waner apologized tl got it too low'" Indians Win 5-- 3 As befitted a dangerous hitter Wright spent his moments SAN DIEGO CALIF June dodging bean balls "But I don't think the pitchers have the 19 (UPI)—The Spokane Indians Intent to hit the batter now they did then I remember' Grimes He'd throw that spitter behind you and it would bore right into downed the San Diego Padres Thursday night to make 3'our back It would follow you as you ducked it seemed it l " " 1 at 000 am— it Sacrament 10 Ittog Soo— F—None DP—Jones Cole and Jones: Rosellt and Cole: Prescott Dittmer and McCovey 2 Rodgers Dijtmer and Mc Covey 2 LOB—Phoenix 6 Sacramento 4 23—Dittmer Moore SR—Kirkland S—Moore Rosen' to h r er bb so Burnside (W 8 1 1 5 5 9 fi 2 2 7 Mega (L 2 5 RO53 2 Glenn continued 'Remember Dazzy Vance the fireball pitcher for Brooklyn? Well one afternoon Vance knocked Waner into the dirt and Paul yelled back 'I'll knock you down tor that' - I 1 27 1 4 0 i 0000 21 L - 1 1 ti In -- 1 1 - k " 1 1 1 !I a t " - right-hande- 7c31 411119 1 if 4 1 Tr- -1 ' left-hande- iimo' t - !Ilk - — 9 - ? -: 1 1 &fits y i 7-- I t - ' I I r l six-hitte- r '""-N- L n t Salt Lake Series 1938 20 ' I Seat 1 '": o 4 01 ' June 19 (Urn— Cregory Gtant of San Marino Calif Earl Buchholz of St Louis Mo and Wayne Van Voorhees of Palm Beach Fla Thursday qualified for the Wim bledon tonnis championships starting next Monday Grant ' In the opening round will play M J Sangster of Buchholz will meet Britain 4" : 4841 : LONDON 1 Bevan's single drov In two By John Mooney more Tribune Sports Editor a 1 It was three days too late for Pinson singled to open the khis 36th birthday celebration sixth stole second went to third t' as catcher Hardy Peterson's AO but big Max Surkont had him throw went into the outfield " 'self a ball anyway Thursday and scored on a sacrifice fly '''''1'' ' inight with a classy In the eighth IlloomfteM which mesmerized the Salt Lake doubled Pinson odngled and '''' Bees Derks at and squared ' I Dyck's double Scored 'ern the Seattle series 4 t t ) Big ("I do have big shoult 11! Eddie Basinski bunted n d ' ders don't Max lost his !the throw to third was wild i shutout only in the eighth in- Dyck scoring the last run ning when Ken Toothman hit The fifth game of the all --his fourth homer of the season even series Friday at 8 pm with none aboard for the Hive sends Marty Kutyna to the Otherwise he was the eom- mound for the Suds and Fre- d-f plete master of the Bees as he Green for the Buzzers i walked only one fanned five it1111 SHOTS—Until reliefer and gave up only the homer as 'Jack Lamabe walked Bloomfield t Salt Lake's extra base total In the ninth Bees pitchers had It was his third victory and not allowed more than one walk 1 'a fine comeback since drawing a game in the Seattle serkes— 1 his release from Phoenix a few one walk one Tues Monday ' 'weeks ago i day one Wednesday and finally It was Chain Sorkont's Job was in a d ft two Thursday 0 easier by costly bobbles in the ber of Commerce night and the ' crowd of 3572 boosted the Bee Infield " i I dI Derks attendance to S404 4 for ' ': The errors saddled starter the year 1 USA' Char ''° Don Hardison with five un- lotte Sheffield Miss Ruth Ann Fish i -''''''11 ''' 2''' ' ' 11 earned runs and his third loss er the Days of '47 queen and ' t '' ( '" 1 ib 'i o f the season Hardison w a s Marillyn Anderson '"'' 7-Dairy Prin qJoi ': ' 4 It 1 tabbed I o r 11 hits including cess were introduced before ' ' ''' d t ' three doubles and a triple but the game Barone's stop in (f '' Ithe game should have been deep short and throw to nip' down to the wire except Dutch Dotterer was a classic in i: t for bad plays the seventh but even his great I " The Bees came up with some stop and tremendous heave "" sensational stops mainly by couldn't catch the flying Pinson : I Dick Barone and Toothman but In the eighth Toothman L' ' ' they let the defense sag at cru'- Committed robbery on Feder 4W ' govc '" 1Icial times off's cinch hit over third In the seventh 4 ' in1 THREE RUNS in the first ' SEATTLE &wes's 15A1T LARK ' aa tt : 41 41 ' " PN ning sealed Hardison's doom alt r b 111 the ab 2 0 Tothmn lb 4 1 1 a Jim McDaniel left and Dick Stuart whose ing first third McDaniel has bomied his Al Federoff and Jack Bloom- rederne Illnifield Pi 4 2 2 Bernier If 4 0 0 hitting has held Bees in pennant rare dur average to 305 Stu has 21 home run pokes field opened with singles N'ada Pinson et 5 31 2 OMcDineIcf 4010 4 2 4 Stuart lb Dyck if 4 0 1 0 Pinson hit to Jim Bauther at Basnaki 3b 4 0 I 0! Chrstohr if 4 0 0 second but he bobbled the toss Bevan lb 3 0 1 21Baurner 2b 4000 Biticen re 2 0 0 OIPeteronc 3000 to second all safe Jimmy Dotterer e 4 0 0 &Barone 15 4000 0 p I 0 Dyck who has batted In nine Surkont p 4 0 1 liardson a Metendez 0 00 runs in the four Lamabe n ti: Salt Lake Tribune Friday June The ? four-gam- 4 ' " 1 2-- I ' ' - By Associated Press In fast-bal- ' ' 2a1t falit 'gdtibunt 2vott$ Seattle Squares Up Phoenix Gets — I - heats 4xses e National League ' baseball when SACRAMENTO CALIF June Wright was might That was at the time when Harold (Pie) 19 — Phoenix provided Pete Traynor and Glenn (Buckshot) Wright at third and short formed Burnside an early lead and the one of the strongest left side of the lelthander made Infield combinations in baseball histdry It stand up Thursday night for Those Were the days when baseball i a I victory over Sacramento was a ' drag out contest Il The win ended a i ' with no quarter asked or given and i losing streak for the Arizona Traynor and Wright daring the oppos-4- ' the Pacific Coast entry ing batters to hit to them k ! :J''''''' Leagu-Wright now a scout for the Boston ' ' DUSTY RHODES rt e d sox is visiting Derks Field with N with a N ' his wife and although you have to pry single to left held drove in the ' first run for the Giants in the Lim to talk about himself Glenn will i1 1 ''' ' first inning Jack Dittmer had h ugh "By golly Pittsburgh hasn't won ' t' 1 led off with a double a pennant since I left" ' N ' In 35 years of playing and watching Phoenix added the winning run off Pete Mesa in the third baseball Wright opposed and teamed with some of the greatest lie hit off trmIng on an infield hit by Andre Glenn Wright Rodgers a single to center by Walter Johnson Burleigh Grimes Art Rhodes and a sacrifice fly by Neff Grover Cleveland Alexander and the "moderns"--Diz- zy Willie McCovey Dean Lefty Grove and Carl Hubbell "I won't admit the modern ball players are any better I PHOENIX eh r b rb SACRAMENTO ab r b rbi 2b 4 I 0 Moore 3b 3021 won't say they are inferior to the players in my day but no Dittmer sit 4 2 0 Cole ss Rodgers 4010 Rhodes It 2021 Bright 2b better either" he'll challenge 4000 WiIonIf 2 0 0 11Jones lb 2 0 0 Wagner rt 3 0 00 Paula If "Paul Wenn was the greatest hitter and Rogers McCoy) lb 3 0 0 Greenars et 44000 0 0 0 hitter I ever saw Perhaps Kricloind et 4 0 0' Westlake r13010 Ilornsby the greatest Prescott 3b 3 0 0 Roselli a 00 and Musial I saw and respected them more than DiMaggio Haller e 3 0 0 0 Mesa c 1000 0 0 Williams but I never remember Warier popping up" he added Burnside p 4 0 0 0 Roma knock-dow- - - ' -- Tribune Sports Editor WaS ' - John Moolly 21 Victory Over So ions 14-- 4 " ' Ca t Sports Mirror by - ' 'J " 6 ' ' f " ' Max t‘ ' a e st ' e o iv -- - |