Show THE SALT LAkE TRIBUNE TUESDAY 11011NNO MAY 8 1234 FEMININE - GO LFER'S OPEN TEAM SC ' ) ' t 1 am - : :VaIiiette-in-MOT PAIS cOittLogan Meet TrA446i!:'IloaTsiy: - DEFENDS ITS Giants Rally in Ninth GOODMAN AND Colentan's Big Bat Helps Ike Young Will st Assist Simmons Hold-Fir- :: I 1 4 4 -- fp II' LOOPTITLE Fort Douglas'Country Clubl Expected to Stage t' c yinice—: da-71:a11' ' 1 4 A Griffs Massacre Opposing Hurlers AGG1Es EPiVE - At Provo School LITTLE HOPE' ' AGAIN sy for ty7 Nen Pro ' -- title-bold- I RARE ABILITY'Rowe's Homer Wins forTigerirs!Yanks :84tilii's day PROVO—Ivan W (Ike) Young coach at Snow college for the past PHILADELPHIA May 7 (AP)—The Athletics came from be- 11 years and a Brigham Young univer-CINCINNATI May 7 (AP)—The New York Giantil with Carl 10t Selects entative 'Closest Mateft -f- l extended the Cincinnati Reds' losing streak to eight I hind an early lead to defeat the Cleveland Indians 7 to 3 today and sity graduate hu been named as as- i e tip Foursome Lin to Coach Glen Simmons sistant of the evened the series at a game apiece victory Provo high school for next year Rich Taylor Peterson The opening round of play in the The game was a tight pitching duel Golf Encounters H anA Dixon has XATIONAL LUG Superintendent AMERICAN LEAGUE team leigue of the Utah State Wo between Hubbell and Benny Frey ney Duels Will nounced Stonelike et the Teem Standing et the Teams ' Won Lost Pee men's Golf association will be held Frey got out of three tight Pl"es Ne'w Coital has !7c22 who Whether Young vide Thrille York 13 706 New York By GAYLE TALBOT II IS Aga 571 turned out some great athletic teams but could not survive the fourth and MIMI Cleveland Tuesday morning 11 a —647 7 h 10 568 ANDREVIS his ST at Scotland reign Washington May Springville high Forest Dale the defending during 10 so the world champions took their ettouurils 556 I 929 Boston and Snow college will take over the 9 529 will invade the Ogden Golf Biond Johnny Goodman United lie drove lb 500 Detroit By BOB GOODELL and Brootrni from runs second the Reds 10 scored three and All straight 41 dutie“d handling any one sport or Philodelphig and Country club Fort Douglas goes 4 broad- - a fourth which 13 235 States open champion and s 333 Interesting comparisons between gave him a better St Louis assist Coach Simmons in all to the Salt Lake Country club and Hubbell hung up his fourth victory lailea11211 14 o 3 474 4 488 merely shOulderedLawaon Little of Califor personal tally than the Indians could Chicago branches of sport and with the physi- B Y U and Utah plus some out the two local municipal courses Nib as compared to one setback illandara assutts Mendip's Results cal education work will be decided by standing individual duels loom as the nia today gave promise of being amass by using 13 men icy and Bonneville meet on the latter The Reds found Hubbell for their Eetr York 3 Cincinnati 2 Washindtan V Weasel Coach Simmons and Superintendent course 1 Cleveland 3 - A tiny base bit also figured promiPittsburgh 7 Brooklyn I (10 Inninsg) fourScotch Sam's Philadelphia Uncle strongest of Saturday's ur-Agg- ie seccind run In Near York It ilt Louis nently in the victory Coming eighth and it ap- - St LOUIS 3 10 Boston 'Dixon after next year's school term features Starting Times the forthcom- - the second inhing with three onup for S (11 Inning) Philadelphia I combination Chicago Boaton meet at Logan game base dual zeta under way The starting time at Bonneville and neared as if they finally would beat A Cougar victory by a derisive maring Walker cup golf matches with and the Indians leading 2 to 1 McTgeadoes Schedule Possibility that Young will take the Salt Lake Country club encoun- the screw ball artist But with One philadelptiamegaziftelesobsdele Nair hit an infield single to Moore Chiesgo at Washington over the duties of football and allow gin is a foregone conclusion On the Britain ters will be 9 a m The match at out in the Giants' half of the final New York at Cincinnati et Louis st New York baseman basis of comparative performances Coach Simmons greater time for Detroit at Boston The Omaha youngster and his second ' ro?klra aluyiltstIrrokt Ogden will start half an hour later1 CLEVELAND PHILADIELPITIA Boston 'ilt Cleveland at Philadelphia inning George Grantham turns at recting physical education activities against Utah Aggies can have little taking partner 11110A &BAIA chunky The Deers with practically the the--- and voacbing-of-earand walked Bill Terry' It 4 01Wieel4err1bwit 1 ly Porter41-r-hope- same- - lineup- - which tarried them- la Blondy Ryan backing Welts I In 3 In I Knott I In 4 e 3 0 1 1lDremer 4 2 events will furnish genuine thrills out a hit to deep short and in the teeth of a biting northwest &vain et 4 0 0 Losing pitcher—flue- will be considered Coach Simmons 3 1 4 4 Wild nitch—Allen the championship last season are fa- beat sc The two most interesting duels in Ott who shifted over to center field holder said 4 3 3 012'exx lb 4 wind to defeat Francis Ouimet vet Vbernik vored to win their entounter in the for the 4 313 01Colnlean et: 4 1100 lb elmmbmmmmgla prospect are in the mile run and the planted a double in eran team captain and George T reeky 3 0 1 3Ilbrison Kamm 3b Junction city Mrs L G1 Shrives left field game 4 It to spore both runners It shot put Russell Rich of 1 0 0 0111410ns 3b 4 0 0 1 Dunlap Jr American amateur chain- - elltarnett Miss Helen Hofmann and Mrs Pearl was 4 3 1 0 Maul Chicago the only extra base hit of the turned in a spectacular 4:28 mile to lb— 3 1 3 ilberry e a and 1 The losers carded a WTT Champs pion the down 0 2 0 0 4 exHolland I 0 O'Call firststhree pc RileYbolding 9 defeat Ernest Barlow of Utah con 78 aitions on the team will lead the at- game 17-7 NEW YORE CINCINNATI Hurlers to Win 2 queror of Lamar Taylor Cougar ace Ouimet and Dunlap kept the match Harder Is— 42 1111 tack of the champions 3 0 0 e BMA& a week before Taylor is gunning for r foe Moore If 4 1 3 01:tomoroskr if 4 1 5 0 hole xxxitice- until the seventeenth alive b 1010 The closest match of the day prob RYSIL WASHINGTON May ! 1 stadium 4 1 1 Illohn Moorert 3 0 1 0 s a victory and George Galloway of Bean p 0000 shoved the amatetit titleholder where -be ----ORPlowers at will between 0 Griffith 0 0 0 0 0 that Fort Grantluint lb Dougably scorekeeper Aggies who was not in the best of across the fairway on 0 03h1ver rt 0 2 0 lb 22 114 17 Totals —le 12 21 13 Totals hit 41 R Mrs approach I W laa and the Country club both of i'erm Granville afterthis brow his triumphed wearily mopped DU et 4 1 5 011sottomlo 0 12 0 —------- — lb for Kamm In n1nth physical condition for the Utah meet the road and Ouhnet dubbed the re xliatted' over 17 5 Mira 4 7 Irk whom are expected to give the Dalers Jackson u-l-b 0 5 3 041afey c to Prater a noon and and marked 4 1 0 0 Phyllis up xxliatted for Moore in ninth II another threat shot Before the pair finished 4 3 0 1 rt 5 3 1 OloKenis b and Mrs PERRY H F Harder tit seventh took Matted covery the LAWRENCE los a dose fight for the title this season Watkins filmover the for Myers By Chicago Washington nosed Out 2 0 1 liGombardi c John Verney of lb 200 001 000- -2 tory I4 21 22 51 Cleveland Mean seven strokes used up C A Mrs ure One In view of the fact that it Is playing Verses of Hall in they 1 0 0 °Piet White Sox KO'Doul 2b 101up 130 020 -1 Special to The Tribune Eddie Peterson of Aggles by 03 of a 1 0 0 0214Iade hit while se 4 0 3 5 f 2 on its home course the Country club Oritz lb CHICAGO WASHINGTON In—Vosmik in putting witches batted Runs the Summarr leg May quarterfinal (Copyright 1934) 3 1 0 4 Richards 4 3 2 4 11Prev P Kamm Coleman 3 McNair 3 Johnson Two- BHOA of the directors' cup for women Mon- toot in the R M C freshman events LIMA 011Cuhel touch and calmly holed a seven-foot- will be a slight favorite 1 1 0 0 4 I I Hubbell p tlhalt d Errors—Aver3 5 8 t 140 lb bass hits—Coleman Vosmik of the B Y U relays but Peterson NEW YORK May 5—With crews er for a birdie fair 1 0 0 Myer Three-bas- e liriAdaros II Moore rf 3 2b 3 1 1 0 day at Fort Douglas Home Haag hit—Johnson Feature'Matcis uncorked the best toss of the season 11 3 2 0 0 Minuet 37 37 10 37 10 of Yale Totais 3 1 0 Double Olass—Warater Mc- Swanson If tun—Coleman round practice 1 Harris In Lath -- 44 feet 7 if 5 inches—to defeat Ostler Nair to Toxic I McNair Waratler to Foss Bonura lb The match between Mrs L S Rack tellattedfor VersesMoore 1 TEXAS LXAGUE 1000 nine Goodman greens 1 1 the annual 5 4 in as for 3 John seventh their 3 I silatted Cronin on Struck Base 44 rowing Coln Awning as regattaor man of Fort Douglas and Mrs A IL szBatted for Frey in ninth ' last Saturday Ostler nosed out Ver- Beaumont S Port Worth O Bohu1e out—Bean ICaln 1 lins—Harder 10 1i I Dyke' 3b of 200 groans I2 disappointment occasioning Antonto-Oklahoma OUP Chamberlain' meet ' 5 1 2 0 r—Ban Stone rf Means of the Country chits is expeet- ”-1" "I-- k"---- 1 Bleckwell's cup on the Harlem river from the gallery that tramped behind Bean 2 2 ney Lathe Cougar-lit- e OaWeston S Tulsa la 1 1 0 0 Dtlaill ON 100 010--2 lb rf 0010 ' ' Louis Roberti Aggie will ed to produce the best golf of the eocinnatt a O'Dell' and Princeton Harvard and M L T the American ace 3 1 2 1 Bolen 3b 3 0 3 Hayes lb Summary:- Runs batted Ott OWEN BEEVES LONG hit-- Ott Kress encounter Stolen base-ei'let 3 0 1 Berry 0 be heavily favored to defeat Ernest 2100 on Lake Carnegie another foursome match Gus Hurler's Mighty Blow In Ben engaged direcas Owen has served Error-J- oe athletic Becrifice-J- oe 3 7 Moore 0 4 e 1Pen KIUMPO e Pagek 2010 Bonneville should take it encoun- - loore tor aC th University of Oklahoma lor a Dean of the "Y" in the long race and 2 4 and Jack Westland battled 0 6 OWsayer p I Hering D 11141 considerable Years ter with Nibley - However there struck Bases CnHubbell 3 Pier L Prey the intercollegiate aquatic season sets Moreland interest is attached to 1000 WyattD Sox to a dead heat with the veterans H Red Hopes 8 0 0 Lyons p in earnestlY should be several interesting matches the showing of Glen Pyper of Aggies Bohai Max Marston o and I Chandler Schuh Stane Egan Berg ABTieotridelP 7 ' ROSTON May The lineups: From now until summer is well es- each team negotiating the outward-ninhits—Appling Weaver Nianush Swenson who finished only third in the Utah Lee B ' Phillles Rowe slammed one of BONNEVILLE Stolen bases—Swanson Boken Double ORLEY in 40 and touring the last nine "Schoolboy" 35 1131 131 plays—Slyer to Cronin to Xuhel 3 Left on meet' tablished sweepswingers of the vari37 Totali -Totals 34 No II I over the Welch's offerings meet Johnny final the The dual Logan i is 1 Mrs- - O S on in for Tietle Illatted lth Allen Mrs N E Mork bases—Ohicago Washington Sasps CC First Appearance ous rowing colleges will hold forth in 37: 006- - 7 biII—Hvn left field fence today and gave De- Chicago I Wyatt Mrs Ray LSmith Lyons 1 Valle affair of the season le this state Hill The ninth member of the western troit 's 341 2 Weaver 4 144 00x-- 17 3 Mrs A L Gindrup Mrs C Colombe Struck out—Wyatt 1 Lyons B until the grand crescendo of Pough1934 victory Washingow first their Tigers CHICAGO Lee 3 YtJtook ''Utah's measure 81 to t' 3 L Miy batted Runs in 4 Mrs H P Brenneke Mrs Tictle 2 Weaver Mita—Having Summary: Errors—Lyons T Hmet't at- invading squad Johnny Fischer of Over the Red Sox an 8 to 6 affair in a Mrs Charles Foley Mrs Define Miller freshman WYatt 2 in I Lyons I in L Tiotis In—Bogen 3 Hayes Cronin 211danush 4 58 while Utah took the Staten! into shut out Phila keepsie and New London is was the Cincinnati omitted from 2 3 2 4 3 in e biT8 L P Thompson AmSwan Stone Schulte llhailk Winning 11 tained Berg D Spencer pitchel—Weaver innings with four singles today in his n camp 97 to Ms June son 3 Bonurn 7 Mr s Wesley Prouse hitt—Manush ino pitcheralleving foursome trials Captain Oulmet an- Thi circuit drive the Bond delphia IL Mrs only hit Welch first major league start for the Cubs Dean Williams Mrs Al Emery I this nounced the afternoon for so that The of these a Mrs Charles Link advantage Mrs Al Dishier gave in his two innings of relief won 2 to 0 in a pitchers' due 10 Mrs S H Hughes Mrs X C Jensen and called preliminary races ever the time being at least today's lineup work scored Manager Mickey cochwith Ed Holley 'and Curt Davis No altarnates Alternates tomorthe would take classic distance the On again fairways regattas Mrs A Crowl PHEAtDELPHIA rine who accompanied Rowe into CHICAGO with !Atte and Goodman action in the seventh after Vic Sor-7311 0A Mrs G P Hay es Thames and Hudson rivers is that row SO& 1 1 4 Bartell 'i- s- 4 I English li- b- 4 0 1 dr' C Marcroft a ' against Moreland and Westland and tell the Tigers' starting pitcher abthey are held en giurgeg which COUNTRY CLUB N- s- 2 0 2 2 WHermen 2b 4 2 1 4 Ft DOUGLAS Mout Ouimet and Dunlap opposing Egan dicated while trailing by three runs No Mien cf a satisfactory 4 I 0 I Klein 11 4 3 3 0 give spectators 1 Mn LSPackm'n A IT Means 3 0 1 0 Mn Hendrick lb 4 I 10 0 uyier M and Marston VIM at the contestants whereas socrox DETROIT 2 Mrs Irving Reed Mn F Waldrop 3chulmrIcha 4 3 1 I Rainback of 3 0 1 0 an 71110B 1110AI the clesest analogy that comes to 3 Mrs Halloran souks Mrs E P pinch Wilson a3 I I 4 2 I 4 I Juries as 2b Pox 2 0 ct I 4124 4 Mrs P T Whitworth Mrs R TStew'rt Ruble If 3 0 3 1 Damilli lb 3 2 15 3 4 1 sa 1 Mind concerning shells racing in 2 1 Orishop Goldin 5 Mrs W W Cassidy A- 3 1 3 1 Mrs J J Dowell lefties lb 3 Q 0 2 iartnett c !THAT'S A MEAN 1 0 0 5 2 lb Walker It fear-mil- e is two the that t 3 Mn 0 I se P regattas R O Pearce Holleg 1 ilMrs X H Selbsch I 5 1 1 4 01111ohnson 0 4 2b Dehriniter lt 1 Mrs J A Twelves 1 0 0 0 Mrs T D Morris sHaslin as 0 etow-ou4 of such 0 r et 4 1531Re7olds elongated waterbugs YOU HAD Oreenberg lb 1 Mrs Athol Rawlins 0 0 0 0 Mrs B PManley Davis p 5 0 4 0 1 ilSolters rt 0 as O Miss you see en a mill pond en a sem N Thompson Mrs J 0Joluurn 1 1 4 1 0 linnet' 5 Owen 3b NEXT TIME GET —23 7 37 IQ 4 24 III lo Mrs w H Mitchell Ulu Totale Prater seer afternoon—black WI with 3 I 9 c 4 1 I 2 Waltere 3b 4 Hayworth ' xtiotted -1Al ornate& Tors In for Holley Alternates 1 0 1 0 1 2 Welland Cochrane 0 9 MonY Nei 000 000 000- -0 Mrs M Rosenblatt Mrs ONPriendly 1 0 0 0 sCook 1 hiladelphia 0 0 GOLDEN PLY 6 '1 aClitton 000 001 10s- -2 --- -Mrs O 1111nyder Miu B Smith Ihicago 0 it 0 2 1 1 Rowe P mrs wa wen- - Summary: Runs batted In—Klein Hart- enthusiasm 31Welch college Only loyalty SILVERTOWNS villa hits— for the Error—Chiona gtt 40 10 33 10 Totals -- 40 II 33 athletic exploits of the young Three-bu- s OGDEN hits FOREST DALE Zeta Camilli Hartnett No —W Herman 2 Lee men of one's alma meter takes Sacrifices—Chiozaa AND BE14REE TIMES ninth in for Weiland sBotted 1 Mrs P P Putnam Mrs L 0 Shriver Play—W Herman to Jurges to Ca- With 001 020 003 02- -0 only archers participating 27 Detroit 2 Mrs S P Dobbs Miss H Hofmann 'MIL Rues on balls—Holly 1 Lee 1 Struck one to New London where the visi010 002 Boston lot 4 FROM 004 f SAFER tookat an in archery-golmeet I 3 Mrs Ora Buorly part ut—Hollei 3 Day's I Lee I Hits—Holley Mtg Pearl Riley bility is so poor as to cause suspicion Summary: Runs batted in—Gehringer 4 Mrs George Eccles Mrs A C Moore e in 7 Davis 1 in 1 Losing pitcher— of the Fairmont Rowe Ooslin Reynolds 2 Ferrell Walters park Sunday most of even the abiinsanity 5 Mrs W H Jackzon Mr s J E Bram- Holley n Mardee Robinson had the best score Welland Brrors—Walker 2 Werber 2 LUCKY WE WEREN'T cloned partisan in taking the long well hita—Goslin Dehringer Allen H Rose of the day a three "strokes" Reynolds e t Mrs 0J CA Dickson WeiWeal and car for hits—Reynolds observation trip paying 7 Mn Mrs J AClorman 4 Stolen bows— land Home run—Rowe Alt KILLED lower than Dean Green who was Walke seats Lavagetto's Bingle Mn D N White ' ' Mn M Dean Double plays—Perrell tP loiters A 1 Mrs A S Decker second with 55 Miss Lois Foster led to Bishop2 Bishop Idrs Mark We as is to to When Werber rowed the Morgan regatta t o Miss Virginia Ittevtna Mrs 'A CHughes Bucs Victory Walters to Morgan Bugs onballs—Weistream spectators on the observation the women with Alternates Alternates land 5 Sorrell 3 Welch 1 Struck out— Loran Briggs of Bountiful turned in Welland 'Mrs R Wadswortd ' Mrs T DArmour 3 Sorrell 1 Rows 4411its—Sorrell 7 (iP)—Coming train running up the easterly side of PITTSBURGH I May ' nine-holMrs J r " Mrs MMcDowell from behind 4' 1 Rowe g in al Weland 7 in 0 Welch of best a the the round day In after the Dodgers had the stream never see the race at all 25 tar truest oisen 1 In I Hit by pitcher—Sorrell (Remolds) 1 a ' Mrs L Di t and were also Ogden Morgan Welch touched Larry French for six runs after the first three miles have been (Greenberst Winning Pitcher— Rowe Losing pitcher—Welch Scores: 4 in the first three innings the Pitts- - rowed and so if the contest is fairly represented Complete corm burgh Pirates nosed out the Dodgers close can have no idea whether HarBecondTot Gehrig Dickey Lead to It in 10 innings today Phil yard or Yale has won 't 28 62 Mardee Robinson 21 "Arke Vaughan's triple followed i On the Hudson 28 Dean Green 65 21 Yanks to Victory yea at least ean Loran Briggs (Bountiful)" 32 25 87 by Harry Lavagetto's single produced 29 57 linnet 28 the winning tally after the Pirates see the entire race and if yen Riliott New NEW YORK May 7 29 89 Prank Jones 30 ad tied the score in the eighth on are armed with a telescope yen Glen Williams 30 30 - 60 York Yankees went on a spree hitting 29 Miller Jack 83 34 ar aware that the boats were be a wild pitch by Charley Perkins 81 84 today and with Lou Gehrig and Bill S 33 George Clay (Bountitu) - Ba0GBLYN PITTSBURGH ing propelled by human beings 38 10 Herbert Gehrke 33 Dickey hitting home runs overk) 13HOA BHOA 39 13 Don 83 Fisher (Bountiful) — But that Is about all that can be 8 0 Jensen whelmed the St Louis Browns It 4 ef — 4 2 I 0 rt 29 Thorne Jerry The second' annual Salt Lake 'cowl Roy sold because of the swaying and 4 1 0 0 PWaner rf 4 1 0 0 Prey 3b 80 1 Peter Beans (Morgan) to 4 1 5 OlLindstrom If I 0 1 0 ell Vanguard track Ind field meet Taylor ef 30 bouncing of the train which in- - Paul LRosa (Morgan) NEW YORE IT 10111S IT 4 ü 0 °Vaughan asi 5 3 1 5 30 Smith (Ogden) Oro South 'high school Wilson WILMA will be 3110A a torferes with any continuity of Clifton 4 1111 30 Ohapman II 1 9 2 °Hunt lb Rhead (Ogden) 5 2 3 0 3b 5 1 1 3 Combs 1 5 Leslie 2 4 2b 4 4:13 at I $ lb 33 N P Nelson Okaveyetto Tuesday beginning view through a glass p tn Dorms If— 2 0 4 2 0 1! OiRolfe os 2b 5 0 2 lithevenow 3b 4 2 2 1 Davies (incomplete) Paul J Teams from Daviii Tooele'Summ' it Ougginello 1 7 ()Ruth rt Burns 4 at a regatta like 2100 5 3 5 0 4 2 3 olarace e LOWS 0 Contrarily WOMEN 1 0 1 0 5 Olsyrd Pt 4 cf a a 0 0' that on the Harlem such peas- and Salt Lake counties will partici Jordan is— 5 3 2 IftsPinneg 10 Pepper 26 32 Lola Poster 1 5 0 rf 4 2 11 010ehris 31 Ben"' P I 1 4 "add"' 4" — 4 4 4 I Sorg ISO nye 19 Campbell 33 'Afton Brown 3 1 pate according to Clinton Larson gaBueher If 4 2 2 0 Melillo 2b 41Chopman privileged to sit upon 0 0 0 °Wrench 3 0 0 3 34 10 v p 38 Jeannette Herron I 1 0 2 5 c 21:AtZter1 4 1 U Bewley o o Lake Salt 4 e e 0 chairmanA the 0 0 OlsTraynor Perkins p 42 cotmcil 10 21 the Fifth avenue bases which Co-- Virginia Trunkey 1 5 2 11 0 o S liDickey c 1 1hillnm P— 46 0 I 4 Lois 98 Strange U 46 Airmet The metric system will be used in "Ilarel 9 5 3 4 tumble provides for favored p 0 S 0 llifeffner 2b Mrs Peter Evans (Morgan) 32 Knott P the meet according to Larson No Totals —40 12x27 01 Totals —SI IS 30 4000 ni 0" 2SS1A1len 96 Nide T guests are in a position to see the (Morgan) 1 0 0 0 oPuccinelli TANI117111 40 Festoon athlete may participate in more than ittfone out when griming run scoret (Ogden) bodies of the oarsmen Wells p 5550 straining 48 Margaret Herron toWest two track or field events' However xxBatted forfor Bente in eighth SIlO the tense faces to bear ' their Virginip Burt (Morison) (Incomplete) French in seventh : tHhootern all from Balt Lake unless oth those entered in two events may also !Batted &Man for Grate in ninth 14 27 4 34 24 12 Total a Totals grunts and In general to have erwise designated) xliatted the Knott in seventh for shuttle race and Brooklyn — “ 115 000 000 -4 participate in very satisfactory observation of Wells in ninth sollatted for 911 010 001 ittsbursh -7 of war: tug St Louis 080 800 001— 1 youngsters undergoing physical flummarr Runs batted in—Jordan The program follows: New York 360 010 I6s-- 14 t "hire Thevenow Jensen Lavat- tench -to- 1 Madmen Conquer Injuns LITTLE SHOW Hubbell Rings Up Fourth Victory in Slab Duel Cubs Pirates Cards Triumph 4 1 Position To 1 I - TrLrL z II 1 I 1 ' IP ' ' or w av e lb-s- 1 t if : Granville Myers Victors at Fort II (R)---T- A 1 morning three-putte- ) I - New-Yor- Two-ba- ' 1 44- in-- - i - e eA In cL1 two-mil- ghts III Lids 1 Throo-bgl- ffes ' 4 II d ballr-Hu- bbell oist--- Bg the'r -- regained e V 11 (dP)--- Bill 15 right-hand- r r ' 11 Two-ba- -- rt g BC It 1 d' - - 1 e 5 5 ' n ' Robinson Leads Archery Array In 'Golf' Play Ials --- - ru g - ' - Two-ba- 11 (I103 0111 4- - ViItlitIVW "kma 1 )4 - N - any-outd- o BLOW-OUT- Sol-te- TWO-ba- t Three-bas- ' - - e e Meet Scheduled AL S he On''SbilithTrack ! 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U $IIES Summary: Runs batted in—Hefner 3) Ruth 2 Gehrig S Dickey 3 Byrd Strange hits—Wont Errors—Strange 2 Two-boHeffner Three-bas- e hit—Hemsley Home yuns—Oehrtg—Dickel— Double to Clift to Burns Bases on ten 3 Shieholder 3 Knott I Wells 1 Struck Hits—Bluholder lout—Allen 11 Knott 1 Nibley Caddies Defeat Dalers p1 p ANAIIIA ' 44 t Plymouth Girls The Plymouth junior high girls will ATHLETES GO TO JAPAN Athletic union of the United represent the western division of the PISIIS to send a track and field team States Granite schooldistrict in be annual to next fail for a dual meet The activities at Liberty ParJapan field day athletic Postern invasion will be the math in live years to foreign chores be a park Friday In the final games for visit American team One toured division honors the Plymouth seventh representative Europe in 1930 another was sent to South Heavy Hitting Helps in 1931 and last summer a team grade girls defeated the Cyprus girls Africa several leading stars made a successful in catch ball 38 to 15: their eighth of Carleton Register Win tour of the Scandinavian countries and the 'defeated Garfield 38 to continent girls grade ST LOUIS May71Tex Carle19 and their girls baseball team won ton allowed the Boston Braves but Miss Leta' from Cyprus 17 to 1 one hit in seven innings 'then weak- girls' physical education Wright ened but still scored a 10 to 5 victeacher is coaching the teams 4y the visitors here today tory The Granite seventh grade girls thanlu to lusty clouting by the Cardi- (T-won the catch 'ball honors for the eastern division against Blaine while 11111St6adt BOSTON 41 ST1 Louts Madison took the volley-bal- l honors I Urbanaki SS s 1 s ststsrui '31) 4 1 1 2 The Nibley caddies' team triumphed defeating the Granite eighth grade 11 Thompson rf 1 0 1 0 Frischock rf 4 1 3 a over the Forest Dale caddies 14 to 9 3 1 1 0 4 1 4 2 Berger et girls 32 to 24 Irving junior high Max Wilkinson Val Kim- - girls will represent the eastern diviWhitney lb a 1 1 meawick If 5 1 2 monosay 4 1 1 3 Collins lb Jordan lb 4 1112 hall and Jack Proctor won three-poin- t sion in bsseball on field day !wing McManus 2b ' 4 1 2 410 Davis e 1 1 3 1 Mown 3 1 1 OlOrsatti et 2 1 2 a victories tor Nibley it defeated Blaine in the division finals FROM soohren o 1 4 CDurocher U 4 1 1 s The lineups: 01 1 Rowan e 4 1 1 1 0arieton p ' SUMFEZ MACES 04 FLAT SUBLET MAGNA Brown p 0 ilt Pts Pat Mansum Golden Miller recognized as the beorld's 5k6011kRetai15falion Stan Anderson 3 0!Jdha Mullion 1 0 '' Barrett p greatest steoplechaeer since his Foote Earl 0 21Tim Al Stubbs on 1 Worthi ant t victory in the ()rand National is el Rex Barnes 1 1 Del Green ' NOW As TINE t - t base hits—Jensen Vaughan Il ataten bases Leslie Boyle SacrIfices—Theve- —Tula now Taylor Leonas4 Doubleylav—Theve- now inn Levagetto Dues on balls-Ben4 Perkins 3 14onard 3 French 1 Chagnon 1 truck 0 Chagnon 1 Bente 2 Bits—Frerph 11 in 7 Chagnon 1 in 3 Leon Benge 10 in Si Perkin none in ard a in 12-- 3 Winning pitcher—Chagnon losing 0itther—Leonard At Lake Carnegie if you happen to be in a car on the tow pathyou have opportunities of viewing events approximately as good as the turgid Harlem offers or if not in a C1010F there are many posts of vantage on the lush banks or on the tow path The Severn is broader and either bank yields nothing In the way of visibility but to compensate for this the navy authorities have a fleet of and submarine chasers destroyers upon which spectators are hospitably accommodated i 11) 1 1 rig I: SOLD BY Inc ' 465 South Main Ste All Station' : -- aa :t I - |