Show u 6 B THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING v :: (V " JULY 29 1934 SALT LAKE YACHT CLUB REGATTA TODAYi RIGHT mm nick Tigers Regain Top Spot MISS BOATS RACE 4s Yanks Macks Divide DIZZY BRUINS FOR STANLEY TAKE LICKING Detroit Finds Chisox Easy Nats Bosox CDPAT11AM Entries May Late 50-5- Hoyt Outpitches National’s Leader Cub Pitchers " Pounded Hard ' Swell Starting Time NATIONAL IKAGUE Teaa BUndtnr By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The grand finale to the Grest Salt £ake yacht club’s racing season or 1934 will be held Sunday on the waters Cf the Great Salt Lake At 11 a m the "fleet' will set sail from the starting line a point one mile west of the Saltair pavillion in the annual trophy regatta At least sixteen boats will compete Late entries may swell this number to twenty To the owner of the winning yacht Will be given the Leon Stanley trophy Stanley a-- charter member of the elub has given several such trophies In past years as an Incentive to create yacht popularity in this vicinity Acheson Chairman Walter S Acheson is chairman of the race committee Chairman Ache-soannounced Friday that the race will start at promptly 11 a m A warning signal will be fired at 10:55 a m another at 10:38 a m and the starting gun at 11 a m Any boat not ready to race by the time of the final gun will be disqualified Frank Aldous and Stanley Evans will act as Judges of finish' Leon Stanley will be official timer The race will be run over e three-mil- e triangular course A buoy a mile and a half northwest of the starting point will mark the half way point All boats must tack into the wind and go around the outside of the buoy Any boat which falls to go around the outside edge of the buoy will be disThomu Holland owner of tho yacht Betty has won three qualified races conducted by the Great 8alt Lake Yacht club Holtrophy Handicaps Given land fchown at helm with hla erew John Koldewlne will attempt n -- lfw York Chicago 8t LouU Pittsburgh 9octon 56 64 44 46 40 Brooklyn 40 Philadelphia Cincinnati 31 581 469 484 436 426 341 fUturdey’ Reenlta Chicago 6 Cincinnati 11 0t Louii 4 Pittsburgh 4 FhlladelphiaNew York rain Brooklyn-Bosto- n rain ft’ waa jtove’s thirteenth victory Phla£fpfi?a Chicago against four defeats Eight of Detroit's 11 runs were technically unearned Manager Mickey Cochrane reinjured his ankle going down to first base in the first inning and’ retired DETROIT AB H O A 0 0 Walker of S 1 1 0 Whit rf 4 0 4 0 Ooslln If 0 0 0 0 Doljack H 41 Gehrlnser 2b 4 4 0 1 1 Roaell ss Oreenbera lb 5 1 I 0 Cochrane e 1 I 0 0 Hayworth a 4 I 0 14 gander's Schedule (two) ?rooklvn at Bouton at New Tor’ Bt Louis at Pittsburgh Cblcsso St Cincinnati 10 - PITTSBURGH July ‘‘Dizzy’’ Dean leading National league pitcher met his Waterloo" today In hla effort to win his eleventh straight mound victory and took a 5 to 4 beating from the Pirates and the veteran Waite Hoyt Dean was thoroughly outpitched as he gutlered his fourth deleat of the season after 18 victories tha last 10 of them in succession but managed to scatter the Pirate hits well enough to keep the score close after his mates had given him a three-ru- n start in th first Inning The victory returned Pittsburgh to fourth place as Boston was idle The BUe couldn’t get the deciding run until the seventh inning when Gua Suhr for the second time in two days belted a triple that decided a ball game Manager Pie Traynor singled him home with the winning run 28 (M t Owen lb Rows p S 4 1 4 10 1010 0 0 4 4 10 S15 4 0 0 lilt 22 q Senators’ Dismal Showing ‘Just Baseball’ Says Ruth 4-- d Lmd-atro- m or Two-ba- ie Babe Points Out Difference Between Next pion One Year one-hal- Ltva-tstt- for Foxx Ties Babe’s Homer Record right-hande- 11-- 2 - Yankees' ' ' s half-wa- y 1 J V 1 'U 1 -- I 1 ( Two-bas- mm? ftiiArft 1 Dopers of Race Horses Punished - fai " f— iiMiit1 te4 ®® two-third- vl J1L szMlllft 0 0 0 0 11 1 1710 117x33 11 Totala Totala xone out when winning run icored (Batted for Berry In ninth gsBatted for Dietrich In ninth New York 000 )00 001— 000 010 011—4 Philadelphia Runs batted in— Oehrlg 3 Chapman Foxx 3 Jeman Warstler Lasaerl Errors— hree-bse- e Home runs— hit — Dietrich Foxx - ehrlg Sacrifice — Allen Basel on S Dietrich 0 Struck out— Allen 4 Dietrich 1 Hit by pitcher—By Allen (Johnson) wild pitch— Allen Second game- I NEW YORK AB H G Al ' Crosettl 4 b 1 3 PHILADELPHIA AB H O A HWgrstler 4 0 0 4 4 0 3 0 4 0 3b 10 till lilt 0 0 0 1 Foxx lb Rolf ss Walker If t 10 0 0'Hlgglns lb 1 11 01 Coleman rf Oehrlf lb 10 10 3 0 0 1 Chapman cf 4 0 1 0 McNair aa 4 1 3 11 Hayes c 3 0 4 0 Laezerl 2b 4 11 OlCaln p Byrd rf 10 13 “ Jorgena a Dickey a DeBhong p 83 9 87 111 30 1 37 11 Totala Totals xBatted for Saltsaaver In etahth New York 100 000 010- -1 000 000 loo — 1 Philadelphia In— Ruth Foxx Summaryhit—Runs battedHome Two-bas- e run— Foxx Crosettl Sacrifice — DeShong Double plays— Higgins to Waratler to Foxx 3 Jorgene to Ltiserl Bases on balls —DeShong 3 Cain 0 Struck out — Cain 4 DeShong 4 Wild pttchea— Cain 3 WASHINGTON July 28 (UP)— The scrapping Red Sox and the hapr less Senators split a here today the Nats winning the after the Hose had night cap token the first 5 3 Tommy Thomas White Sox outcast the Griffs’ most consistent fling-e- r of the season was the winning double-heade- pitcher The deciding counter was registered in the second frame when Red Kress- also an - doubled and scored on Sewell’s scratch single BOSTON Ctuell 3b Werber lb Morgan lb Bolter cf R' Ferrell Larr etOI3 I Ostermuelle p Welch p ' WASHINGTON 5 3 5 4'BIueet 3b 4 1 I 4iTravla 3b 4 17 0 Mytr 3b 3 0 Manus!) If O Cronlft a 2 2 31 0 Sohulte cf 4 3 81 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 ABHOA 4 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 4 13 3 t 1 t10 11)9 4 Kresa lb 13 0 tBatted gw- 024 020 654 531 - 51 65 43 DETROIT July 28 (£")—' Two great women swimmers fought a sensarelay here tional duel in the today Miss Lenore Kight of the Carnegie Library club Homestead fa winning by inches from ljer west eeast rwal Olive McKean of Seattle to give the Carnegie club a lead In team standings of the National A A U swimming and div880-yar- d 1 1 ing championships Miss McKean who Thursday took title away Miss Right’s from her was representing the Washington A C of Seattle Starting the final lap she was inches behind Miss Kight but sprinted into a yard lead The Homestead girl evened the race within 75 yards of the finish and made a great spriht to get the decision by less than two inches Miami Club Third In third place was the Miami Beach club of Miami Beach Fla Katherine Rawls being hopelessly beaten because of a seven-yarhandicap at the start of the final 220 yard The Lakeshore A C of Chicago finished last Th4 time was 11:13 3 Defeating Olive McKean SeatThe medley was won by tle In the final lap of the free- the Miami Beach club Represented style relay Lenore Right Home- by Katherine Rawls backstroke Dorstead Pa (above) avenged an othy Rawls breast-strokand June earlier defeat by the Seattle miss Burr free style In second place the women’s championships at was the' Women’s Swimming asso- S etroit elation of New York and third was the Detroit Yacht club No 1 trio Miss Burr made a great sprint to win by eight yards in 4:15 which wilLAtand-- as ju national recotdftftas this was the first time the event has been sanctioned Race Finishes In Tie In the junior girls’ free style Jane Wright of Cleveland and Dorothy Forbes of Camden N J swam a dead heat Helper and Logan Quali- Janice Lifson of New York who entered five minutes before the gun Event at fied and ran 50 yards to the starting line Jo compete won the junior City m L BATSMEN A dehringer Hits Slump but Retains Second Spot Vosmik Third CHICAGO July 28 (iP— An Injufy which allowed him to play in parts of only four games slowed Heinie Manuth down last week but not enough to shake him out of the American 'league baiting leadership ' The Washington outfielder got five hit in 13 times at bat and wound up with an average of 397 the same as he had a week ago according to figures which Included Thursday’s games Meanwhile hi chief rival Charley Gehringer of Detroit lost four with 378 Joe Vosmik of Cleveland and Pinky Higgins of Philadelphia made gains and both passed Lou Gehrig of the Yankees in the standing Vosmik was third with 372 while Higgins had 369 Gehrig’s fifth place average was 356 a loss of three points Other leaders were R Ferrell Borton 349 Foxx Philadelphia 347 Knickerbocker Cleveland 345 Roy 340 and Rollie Johnson Boston Hemsley St Louis 338 Jimmy Foxx pulled away in the home run battle collecting three big hits for a total of 32 Gehrig moved ihtor second place with 29 Bob Johnson of the A’s the recent r was third with 28 Manush led in hits with 146 Gehringer remained as the leading scoter with 90 runs Foxx had the best total base mark 231 and Gehrig had driven in 108 run Hank Greenberg of Detroit displaced Mane ush as the hit leader by lifting his total to 37 Ben Chapman of the Yanks led in triples with 12 and Bill Werber of Boston was the top base stealer with 23 Vernon Gomez of the Yankees improved his handsome pitching record by winning two decisions The victories gave the slender southpaw 16 against three defeats Wes Ferrell of the Red Sox had eight wins and one defeat while Fred Marberry ef Detroit had 11 and three Tommy Bridges the little Tiger righthander had fanned 94 batsmen for the best showing in that branch of the business Detroit’s team batting mark of 301 a point less than last week was good for a top position with (Cleveland second at 297 Ihe Yankees again turned up with the best fielding average 975 and Cleveland's collection of 102 double plays led the field d e ILEGIONRMK pace-sette- two-bas- (Clssell) Wlnnlni Losing pitcher— Rhode Cleveland Captures First Browns Annex Second UTAH TOURNEY d for Brigham girls’ If £ t 3 3 0‘ Burns lb 0 2 Tapper If 1 3 4 3 Campbell 1ll Meliilo 4 rf )b 1 3 7Hemaley o 4 1 0 t’Orube c 3 8 3 0 4 0 0 Andrew! p i0 0 0 McAfee p 0 0 Welle p j 10 'Knott p xOarmi j3 0 7 4 1 ‘ II 4 0 3 f 3 14 lll13 4 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cleve-lai'- Wuni:::::::i:J2§ j- Paetefflc Provo Cleaner Pipe Plant No 3 Stats Hospital a- 1 1 o Friday’s Results Store 24 Conoco 8 Bradshaw 10 Poitoffioe 3 Provo Cleaneri 11 Pipe Plant I Herald 17 Stat Hospital It t - ' -- Vi f d: Chlro-praeto- hard-hittin- g sath-ere- by Harris steady second baseman Th score- 1 AMZR LEGION CHIROPRACTORS B H OA1 B HO A Jamei a 4 12 4 Caputo rf 4 1 1 0 McGuire lb 3 14 0 Hutchlnaon Button cf 4 0 1 01 2b 4 Jjtndorff If 4 0 1 LPengoe tb : 4 0 1 mmertBonP 4 10 0 Plgnataro of 1 fI 2 0 anal ft 2 0 0 O Price I1- 2 2 10 0 M Cottrell o I O o Ostler If 10 10 114 i -- 600 8 250 250 000 80 3 24 6 Legion 10 p jOlarlc Totala American Totals 001 000 2 29 11 27 11 001 010—3 101 13x—5 Chiropractor Summary Errors— Drummond Hutchinson 3 Plgnataro 2 Quigley 2 Price Cottrell Btolen bases— Ostler Clark Sacrifice hits— Price McGuire Home runs— Planataro Two-ba- se Hutchlnaon hard-hittin- g PROVO— Leven’a aoftball hits— Caputo Stahl Quigley Penrose team went from a tte to top spot Friday Struck out— Emmertson t Clark 4 Base when they walloped the rival Conoco nine on ball— Clark 1 Umpires— Lincoln and 24-- 8 Spoiling their chances with numerous errors the Conoco boys quailed before Stag ’ the perfectly functioning winners Oakle j mbgna legion 0“ yin Benson and Oee handled the stick NEIGHBORHOOD BLUGGER3 B H well for Leven’ and Fred Nelaon pitched ' BHO-AIMoa stellar game rf aa 3 2 0 S Harrii 2b WUh Johnson and Btagg performing bril- Williams 2 0 0 0 Sonne lb Ferry rf liantly the Bradshaw crew took an easy Neely 4 1 0 llOoon 3b one from the Postofflc p The other two Know den c 4 2 0 0 MJohnsoncf games were nip and tuck all the way Cslaclano If J 0 I 0 Murphy If Molllnaro If 2 0 0 OlEvans ib b 3 0 0 0 Perklne as Nunley THE BIG SIX 2 0 9 0 E Johnion Tracy lb c 4 3 9 0 Laturner Pltcomb rf 10 0 0 Th standing): Vincent p2b-0 40 H Pet Wc4WOOd Ce ab Manush Senators 90 373 147 394 Sadler rf 93 358 Gehringer Tiger 134 376 xStein Vosmik Indians 348 01 367 P Waner Pirate 88 367 132 360 a® 5 T£HV 31 13 27 19 Total 94 363 Terry Giants 130 358 for CaUdano in th Allen Phlllle 94 383 133 345 Neighborhood 000 000 000—0 Moor Giants 89 377 130 345 Magna Legion Sluggers lot 200 OOX— 91 310 Lulls Dodgers 121 345 Summary Knowlden 2 William Calacl-an- o J Moore Phillies 83 310 107 345 Molllnaro Webwood 2 Btolen bases— Williams Harris Sacrifice hits-Per- kins Two-baSonne hits— Harris Williams HOME RUN CLUB Double play— Perkin to Harrl to Bonne Charge defeat to Laturner Struck out — By Associated Pro Laturner IS Knowlden Hit with “Home runs Saturday— Pox Athletics 2 cp°n p tched ball— Molllnaro Coon Wild by Oehrlg Yankees Averill Indians Trosky Indians: Collins Cardinals P Waner Pitfa'Jl?owellSUrY?Pl"t“Btt' rates: Qract Pirates Bottomley Reds 1 each The leaders— Foxx Athletics 34 FRATERNAL SOFTBALL Yankeei 30 Johnson Athletlu 28Oehrlg Ott Giants 34: Berger Braves 23 Uaaue totala—National 470 American 406 total 935 S' 1 WOW Leven’i a k i d' f a t ie Nip-gh- 10 azBatted for Bluet in elshth 0 xxBeJma 080 030 030 — 0 Boston 000 00$ 000— I Waihtngton Totale 42 10 27 11 Total! i3713 27 11 Rune batted th— Moraan Reynolds Bo-XBatted for Welle In seventh lters Kress Sewell Ctusell R Johnsoh 3 xxBatted for Knott la ninth Errors — R Johnson Cronin 3 Two-bahits— hits— Bluege’ Schulte Threa-bas- e SUSP’S Cronin Sewell Lary Stolen base— Clsaell Rune batted In— Hale Rice 3 Averill 2 Sacrifice— Morgan Double playe— R Fer3 2 Voamlk Trosky Myatt Clift rell to Clssell to Werber Werber to Clseeil Hemsley Errors— Clift Strange Two-b- ai to Morgan Basra on balls — Ostermurllrr 3 Strange 4 hlti— Hale Rice Voimlk Campbell Whitehill I Welch 1 Struck ut— Oeter-muell- er 2 Averill Home run— Averill 4 Welch 1 strange Hits— t Whitehill Double 7 In 5 Welch 4 In i S play—Knickerbocker to Troeky: Whitehill 13 In 7 3 McColl non In 3 Clift to Htmaley to Burns: Well to Meliilo to Burnt Buss on balls— Harder I C Burks none In L Hit by pitcher—By Wild pitches — Whitehill Brown J Andrew 3 MeAfea I Welle ( (GUI) 2 Struck out— Harder 3 Andrew Winning pitcher—Welch Losing pitcher— Knott 1 McAfee t Hite— Harder 0 In 0 C Brown WhltshlU 4 In 1 3 L Brown none In Andrews Well 1 In 1 ?' McAfee I In 4 Second game: lnJ f LEADING HITTERS 1 In 3 Wild pitch— Knott Knott I Passed BOSTON WASHINGTON balls— Myatt Wlnnln B HO A pitcher— Harder BHOA Logins pitcher— Andrews 3 1 I 3!Myer 3b CtseelL Sb 4 0 I 1)0111 American League If Werber Ib Second tame: NAME AND TYPE lb 010 0 Travis Balt Are Berm Lengtb h Pot RMorgan OWNER Q AM CLEVELAND If 3 1 1 1 'Cronin 8T LOUIS Johnson Menush 0 383 17 ft Vagabond (sloop) S It 3 in 140 347 Washington 130 eq ft Harold Kimball William Keyeer ABHOA 3 3 AB H OA 8 ' rf 4 0 4 0 Bolton Reynolds 133 Oehrlnger Detroit 93 Sit Soltera IS ft Playmate (klmmer-saf- f) 1M eq ft Clyde Andereon Rice 4 0 3 0 071ft ib rf ft 5 t i 1 4 1 3 0 Schulte cf ef Vosmik Cleveland 373 1110 ef Averll 0 I O' West cf Rowdy (sloop) 8 ft 99 H eq ft Btere Kerr Charlee Armuth ft I In 4 0 4 0 I I' 1 4 a rf Kress RFerrell I Phtta 90 Hlseint 331 1110 131 :ta " If 4 0 10 Burns lb Pelican sloop) 3 I 0 S ft Bin 3 0 0 3 Sewell 3 1110 Vosmik 110 eq ft Prink Aldoue Ralph Aldous lb toft 90 Gehrla New York 365 Lary aa 343 1 13 01 4 lb— 3 1 3 1 0 0 3 Thomaa Pepper If Annabelle (cat-gaf- f) R Perrell Boston IS ft p p 10 0 1 Trosky 4 371 180 eq ft Albert P Sims 349 Rhodes ft 1 4 rf 0 ' KniJV?--0 Pennock 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 Crowder (cat-gaf0 f) Foxx p p 14 ft £mpwll Philadelphia 90 tit 347 Capprlclo 4 St M sq ft Donald Brlmbery Hemsley e 0 0 0 01 110 Bhuckerbocker xBishop Lone BUr (sloop) to ft bocker s 4 ft I to 4 0 3 I1 Meliilo 3b 108 eq ft John R Jonee 4 3 Cleveland IS SSI 111 345 Burnett S- b- 3 0 0 4 Strange aa Manuwal (Roalyn-Ri- g) 34 ft 4 I 3 415 eq ft Welter X Aoheeon 131 35 4 ft 34 IS 37 Total 3 13 R Totals Johnson Boston 03 222 130 340 Ray Brady I 3 c Pytlak 3 0 4 I I Hadley Celerlto n (sloop) 30 ft p 7 ft 010 000 000—1 Hudltn 74 33 Hmnaley 8t Louie 330 Boston eq ft Thomas Adams Sylvester Muir lit II 0 3 0 V$ 110 000 OOx— 3 Albatross (sloop) WMhlnaton -- 108 sq ft Not liven It ft I In 4 ft In National League Summary: Error— Travis Two-ba- Runs battrd Bego Lily (sloop) 1$ ft 4 ft 10 33 4 24 141 Total 33 11 37 0 Totals P Waner Pittsburgh 17 381 tl 130 159 lib— sq ft C Jacobson Sea Scout Bolton Sewell hits— Lary Petunia (gaff and Jib) 14 ft 000 100 100—3 4 ft 3 In 98 sq ft Adrian Bmlth 94 163 It 130 353 Kreas Terry New York R Johnson Stolen base— Bolton ciavjlnnd 003 000 11 ft I to coni ) (llx — 3 SO Allen Peggy ( cat-m7 94 In 70 383 133 145 3 ft Philadelphia Sacrifices—' Travle Thomas Rhodes sq ft Rulon Oldham Error— Meliilo Summary Runt btted Moore New York 10 377 70 130 17 ft 345 Reynolds Hapalkenbill (sloop) Double plays— Cronin to Mvrr to $ ft 150 sq ft Albert Merrill Kenneth Sneddon Hem-sle- y HOUTHFRN ASSOCIATION Pvak PeKr'ft?ros£T' Strange Leslie 351 345 111 Brooklyn el to Cronin Sewell Sewell to Cronin Third Molar (aloop) tl to to It Myer I ft not given Dr K W Reynolds hits— Pytlak Hal- - Home J Moore Phlla Saturday's Results 345 Sewell 43 114 54 107 R Johnson to R Ferrell Travla Stolen baos— Clllt 2 Pvtlsk 9 0 Atl'n'a 5 13 NOTI: nd poartbly four more entrte may eompeta In the regatta Name of additional entries end Ott New York lrMt on Chattanooga 04 3 80 75 344 (unassisted) 134 Bases on balls— 3 Rhodes SacrificeDouble p'ev- j- Knlrkei-Spcjc- r 4 Memphis 3 ft “fooep Birmingham 83 37 Todd 111 IS 744 4 3 out— r Philadelphia Thomas Rhodes Struck A'hsson chalrman of the rac eommltUe before 10:30 a Thomas to Hale on members Colina St Louis Bases 3 Knoxville balls Hudlln Nashville postponed Only at Sunday 3 70 Sat 341 4 131 Hits— Rhodes 7 In 7 Pennock 3 in 1 Hadlrv 7 the Greet Bait lata Yacht club are eligible to participate Struck out— Hudlln 1 Hadley grounds Keenecka Brooklyn 44 341 A3 04 141 'Thomas In 7 5 Crowder V la 2- -t Hit wild pitch— Hudltn New Orleans 3 Little Rock 4 ' ' Sen-ator- e Car-nig- I Vosmik back-strok- The team standings with four LOGAN—Plan are being made for events scheduled for Sunday: Library club Homestead Pa the state Junior baseball tournament 26 Miami Beach club Miami Beach in Brigham City August 3 and 4 Al- Fla 25 Washington Athletic club bert O Anderson district commander Seattle Wash 14 Women’s SwimNOw York 12 of the 'American Legion stated Sat- ming association Whitinsville A C Whitinsville urday The northern sectional tour- Mass 7 Los Angeles A C 3 Camnament was held in Brigham City den A C Camden N J 2 Detroit Friday and Logan winning games Yacht club 2 — Miami Beach elub from Ogden and Garland won the flnt: Women'smedlar Swimming association New York second Detroit Yacht club third right to represent districts one and Time 4 13 (national record) two in the state meet relay—Cernetle Library elub (detendln champion) Pa Homestead Helper is another team that has won first C Seattle second Washington the right to play in the state meet Miami Beach club Athlrfl t 3 Time while nothing definite has been heard free ityle Junior girls— Forbes Camdsn N J and Jane Dorothy Wright from the southern part of the state Cleveland dead heat Helen Perry and Magna and the Chiropractors second Merlan Petrequln Detroit :S3 8 Time third are leading in the Salt Lake district back atroke girls — Janice Mr Anderson said Four to six teams Lifson New York first Junior Jean Marie Wlota Prew Detroit are expected to enter the state meet third Detroit second Dorothy Lohse Detroit fourth with two or three games the first day and championship flight and conAMERICAN XEGION solation flight the next day according to present plans LEAGUE The field at Brigham City is in good shape for the tournament and a large A Division crowd is expected to witness the Standlnk of th Team! Won Lost Pet games the winner of which will rep- Chlropractori 1 5 833 resent Utah in the western regional Magna 1 5 333 2 4 333 tournament at Logan August 17 and American Legion Neighborhood 3 288 Sluggers t 18 during the state convention here Success 1 Market 4 200 Other states to be represented at the Satarday's Results division meet beside Utah will be Chiropractors 5 American Legion 3 California Nevada and Arizona Mwna 6 Neighborhood Slugger 0 Mr Anderson stated that plans are Monday's 8chadnU being worked out for the latter tour- American Legion at Magna 4:30 p m nament but that nothing Is definite as Chiropractor vs Success Market No 1 030 a m to what teams will be entered as the state championships have not been de- Chiropractors and Magna continue! their winning ways n the A division of the local cided This is the first time that a American Legion Junior Baseball leagu western division meet has been held Saturday by toppling American 5 Legion Neighborhood Sluggers I to 0 in Utah Approximately 80 boys will 1° respectively Don Clark on tha mound for the be here for the meet rs limited the American The winner of this tournament will Legion crew to five hits The winners d 11 in the to semifinals be held in bineles Including home runs by play and Al Plgnataro Denver the winner of which will go Hutchinson C°°n for Maana also hurled flve-to the national tournament for the ftiP” ball ss his team won from th Neighborhood Sluggers The winners' attack waa “little world series” paced ST LOOTS July 28 (Pi — Cleveland’s Indians invaded the Brownie home camp this afternoon and won the first game of a double-heade- r but dropped the nightcap as the Browns settled down behind the pitching of Bump Hadley to take a 3 to '2 victory Score of the first game was 10 to 8 The second game was closely fought with Hadley and Hudlin go- COMMERCIAL LEAGUE ing the route for the two teams Averill got a home run In the first Standing ( Teams lama and Trosky knocked another in tevan’a Store Pet Woo Ixt 1000 the second contest ' onoco Service 750 CLEVELAND BY LOUIS 3 iradshaw Auto 750 ABHOA ABHOA lerald 500 KnickerWhitehill p bocker si 0 0 IMcColl p - Burnett 3b 1 0 0 0 p jBUrke o Myatt 0 0 0 0 wTrftVls Harder p rzxBoitoa Brown p Brown p 40 13 37 131 30 11 37 13 Total! for McColl In elshth S' Thriller Irt Relay 11 Trosky lb It ale 3b tooo Totala 33 by pttchei-Tho- ma pltoher— Thornaa Senators Red Sqx Even on Day’s Work 3 Pet MANUSHLEADS DeShong Yields Only One Hit Clubs Divide Hurling II III ”1 Mermaid Pennsylvania McKean Miss Over Wins ' Sunday’ Schedule Detroit at Chtcaso (two) Cleveland at St Louis nwo) New York at Philadelphia Boston at Waahlnston 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 14 0 30 3 37 14 Totals 4114171 Totals 501 110 003—11 Detroit 000 010 000— 1 Chlcaso Runs batted In— Gehrlnser Roaell Cochrane Owen 3 Rowe 1 Lyons Errors— 3wanson Aupllns Dyes Hookln: Two- base hits — Gehrlnser Rowe 3 Bonura rlflce— Ooslln Bases on Ro Lyons 1 Struck out — Rowe I Lyons 3 Wild pitch— Lyons me e I Swanson rf Haas cf Simmons If Boiiura lb Appllns st Dykes lb Hopkins 3b Shea c Lyons p I Saturday' Results Chicago 1 Waahlnston 3 New York 3 Philadelphia Cleveland' 10-- 3 St Louis 3 Detroit Boston A PHILADELPHIA July 28 (UP)— with machlne-likprecision Jimmy DeShong young Yankee recruit neared the pitchers’ hall of fame today when he flopped the Philadelphia Athletics with a single hit winning That hit was a smashing home' run blow delivered by Jimmy Foxx in the seventh Inning for his thirty-fourt- h round trip clout of the season Thirty men faced the former PITTSBURGH' Newarker as he mowed down the AB H OA With the exception 1 0 Philadelphians cfP4 5 sner rf Of FOXX not a man pfisaefl flffl base to gain another priae Sundayr when the 1814 trophy regatta will fee a(h rsek f (44 4 Vxuv hftti-- et 4 t The Yankees dropped Into second S 0 3 3 Llncutrom If risen Sb 4 held on tha waters of the Great Salt lake The Betty on account Mdwlck 1 I 0 Suhr If lb tS place however as they lost the open1 lb I 0 Traynor tb of its past record Is one of the favorites The is scheduled to Collin A single by Rube Di lanoy 0 4 t 4 LLivasetto tb t ing game start at 11 a m 0 Warbler scored one run in the ninth grsttl f 4 0 0 0II Oraci Hoyt p to break a tie after Foxx had hamxV Dtvli 1 Dean p mered hi thirty-thirhomer to bring uOrtwford i 0 0 o the Athletics from behind Lou 15 0 14 01 Totals Totals 11171 Gehrig also clouted a homer in this xBatted for Puroohir In ninth !) game his Thirtieth of the season afxxBtted for J Dean In ninth St 'Louis 800 000 100- -4 ter Ruth walked in the fourth givPlttsbursh 101 001 10— 5 ing the Yankee an early lead Runs batted in— Prlsch Collins 1 I NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA P wgnr I Orscs Rothroek Trty-nAB H O A AB H OA Error— Lsyssetto hits— 4i 5 ss Crosettl lb 4 3 1 11 P Wsner Whltnesd Collins Thrcft-bstWritler 4 11 Saltsaaver lb 5 9 1 li Cramer cf — hits— Whlthfsd Homo Corun Suhr Cham- llins P Wsner Oraoe Stolen bases— o Ruth If 1 0 1 10 1 o' Johnson If 0 0 0 0 Foxx lb Double nlays — Prlsch to Durocher Hose if 110 5 110 J 0 1 1 Tlgslns 3b to Collins Btes on balls— Dean 0 Hoyt 1 Orhrlt lb Has-Bee- n 0 5 0 'oleman rf 4 Dickey o Struck out— Dean 4 Hoyt I 1 1 3 0 0 0 22 cf McNair aa Chpm 3 14 3 Berry e 1 0 1 0 Larserl lb 4 Bvrd rf Reds Hammer Cub sFlnney 110 Allan p 10 0 Dietrich p By BABE RUTH piloted their yscht the Vtgabond"'to a clear-cu- t triumph in tha Memorial Hay trophy race The Vagabond by race is given a two minthis winning ute handicap in the regatta grind The Betty Tom Holland’! speedy craft is also handicapped at two minutes: This trim little ship has won three trophy races in past competition and is at-tempting a “comeback’’ this season The Hapalkenbill and the Playmate ere given handicap The Hapalkenbill finished second in Ihe Memorial Day race The Annabelle and the 11 are handicapped - at f Celerltoa minute each The other boats which will compete are 1 tered at scratch Following the regatta the trophy Will be presented to the wlnhing ll-- £ Win pilot The plight of the Washington Senators offers a striking exam- Pitchers ou the steps of the clubhouse at tne CINCINNATI of how Ohio in conditions can A baseball west end of the Saltair pavUllon ple July 28 (UP) rapidly change year ago thia time Joe Cronin’a team waa on its way to s pennant and rated —Playing for a day without a manthe direction of ager but under by close follower! of dhe ame aa a team that probably would Coach Burt Shotton the last place carry on for a few seasons It had good pitching a tight defense Cincinnati Reds slammed both Lon plenty of apeed and enough young players to assure a place among Warneke and Guy Bush leading Cub off the mound in the the baseball elite for aome time That was tha belief fourth inning here today and beat Last spring the Senators were Chicago’s second place team PHILADELPHlA July $9 WV-Brated as likely to repeat Nobody punch of 'Kuhel Lesser accidents During their big fourth the Reds elouting his 33rd and 34th homa runs figured they could finish below sec- also took their toll made nine successive hits four of the season against the Yankees ond place or third Thera were other reasons too A them singles two doubles and three today Jimmie Foxx the Athletics’ A few critics liked year ago there was some dispute as triple to pile up seven runs and to whether Earl Whitehill or Alvin make the game leading slugger brought his record the easy for Paul DerCrowder was the outstanding pitcher ringer tip even with that established by chances but for of the American league I named - Babe Ruth whan the Babe set the the most part the Cherley Dresden recent Whitehill in my team se- of the Nashville Southern manager major league record by hitting 80 writers atuck with Associabomers during the 1927 aeason the team that had lections last summer The baseball tion team will assume the Reds’ manThat year Ruth hit his 34th eff proved Itself the writers named Crowder in their poll agement In a double-heade- r here SunThese two rated one-tw- o Walter Stewart’s delivery on July class of the Ameriamong day Bob O'Farrell deposed man28 During the past month Foxx has can league during American league pitchers ager saw today’s game from a box This year neither-habeen abl He may remain with the Reds as a i been hitting homers at a much faster the 1933 campaign to the form reach both so made pace than the Babe did in 1927 that Now with tha catcher i Ruth’a record was nine-fo-r successful a year ago Both believe I CHICAGO July and 934 CINCINNATI ABHOAl new eina for August followed by a apurt only campaign la AB HO A answer that ball the the style disa short W Hrman lb t i 1 1 Piet lb I t 0 which brought him 17 circuit drives tones will tell can’t that you 1 They they 0 I 81de ss the beyond ' 1 4 I I 6 Koenls"”lb ! ! l2 3 2 If in September Foxx has hit for the Klein break on 1 the ball this the get year mark we $ Herman rf 4 0 4 0 Bottomley lb 5 1 1 aircuit 13 times this month as they did a year ago For a few Pcusriwr 4 ISO Hafey ef cf find the Senators ) i i J - j I I 1 9 a I Hartnatt well go innings t 01 Pool If they along fairly I t- I- 1- 0in a aerlous fight I Vy joiner p ::ii$ 0 Lombardi but whole a ball getting through 4 0 I 0 Comorosky for a first division HO Orlmmlb THEY STAND Eulh 4 10 8b game la' something else again berth As these 5ok r - Derringer Warneke p These two pitchers played so prom- Bush more thin are are lines written p they AMERICAN ASSOCIATION a inent in of the the e part fourth-placTatg winning Red five game behind the Wo® tost pet Sox and pennant last year that the team seems Totsl Minn Poll 17 11 34 01 they are trailing tho St lost 43 467 43 10 37 7 Totals cm’c66 without their 44 51 Indianapolis e ioo ooo ooi— r pitching who occupy fifth hi Louis Browns £hi Mtiwaukeg 61 4B Cincinnati 030 710 0f- l-l 616 to Take away the effectiveness of two Runs batted In— Enrllsh Klelit Piet 3 If anybody had offered Loutavlll 47 610 place e Columbus ts etsee4ja4l 46 4l e 500 bet a month ago that the Senators such pitchers the skill of Made Kotnlr Bottomley 8 Hafey Pool 4 St Paul Errore-- W 60 470 Herman Culyer Browns during Joe Kuhel the absence of the veteran Lombardi ba tho would e trailing hits— English Piet Hafey Pool s 40 469 it 12 44 hits— W Herman Bottomley 440 tho latter part of July he probably Sewell behind the bat In so many Three-bas- e Hafey Derringer Home run— Bottomley games and add the lesser casualties Sacrifice—Slade could havt named hla own odds WS8TK&N tXAQtV Double plays— Hack W and Grimm Bases on balls— WarBut that Is what has happened which kept this or that player out Herman Won tost Pot 1 neke 3 Struck out— Warneke Derringer for 6 team is definitely out of of the game 72X Cronin's days at a time Add Hite— Warneke 9 isiaaft ice tho pennant not" even them all together and you have the fi io n!r J' 5eIrlneer ( and 8 in may Joiner 4 in 4 Los fight 11 47 PvPorl I fiioui city What a difference between a pennant winne- lug pltoher—Warneke 471 finish in tho first division i I 3 r— it it Joepo-- v r-end aclub that will have to bat in iess than a season! 8B drop f 11 Doji Maine Tho old story of baseball has been tle hard to finish In the first division 666 113 proved again There la nothing cer- one season after- getting- Into the world eerie tain about It except Its uncertainty ODtHEKN ASSOCIATION ' It all goes to prove how uncertain What has caused thia collapse by Won Lost Pot Wow Orlsnns is the baseball dope on which we it the Senators? — IW - Several factor hart entered Into build prediction in the spring There 14 i Atlanta v 46IO It I would say that accidents make la no telling what stars may be DETROIT July 28 (UP)— Three Littl Rock 440 a big part of tha answer Luke forced out by injuries nor is there turfmen convicted of federa) narcotChattsRoosk up :5t! Sewell waa out for two months as a any telling what pitchers may not be ics' law Knoxville in the attempted Birmingham tit result of a training camp injury on' as good as they had been the year dotting ofviolations a race horse Knight’ Gal " TEXAS LEAGUE his throwing hand Joa Kuhel broke before at the state fairgrounds today were ' won tost Pennant winner this' year and fined and sentenced Pet a leg In June and John Stone met to six month Ban Antoni 60 4i tn The down in the second division before each in the federal detention farm S4S with a similar accident in July 47 Galveston s to next season com at Milan Mich 46 loss of Kuhel at a time when Sewell the t a 464 tit by Federal Judge St 114 ' 5Beahmont to catch again and the pleted Such to baseball Edward J Moinet St 495 waa able Port Worth 4 ' 471 were ready to make a aerlous Joeph F Patterson manager of Houston 48 bid for a placa amongthe leaden Copyright 1934 by the Christy 1 the AudleyFarm7 stable at Barry Oftlaboms Cttr 410 Walsh Was the worst blow Joe figured sol well Va was fined $1000 In addiSyndicate) INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE tion to hi jail sentence Robert Wingheavily in the work of the Senators 1 : won Lett Pet BEES MEET FORKERS In batting fielding base running field assistant trainer was fined 4 Newark 40 015 Toronto 891 and the hustling type of baseball 41 PROVO— Provo Bees ‘will get their $500 and Horace Moore handler 00 171 Rocheitef 4t that he could not be spared Ralph first taste of competition In the sec- $250 v Albans 40 St 110 Two other handlers Thomas MurMontreal but ond half of the Timpanogos league 405 Kress did well as a substitute :::a tl Buffalo 471 Kress is not a first baseman and at 2 o'clock here Sunday when they ray Prospect Ky and Morton Smith Brracua 410 ii Iill neither could he supply the batting play the strong American Fork team negro Lexington were acquitted by Btktmor in III! a Jury yesterday afternoon T CHICAGO B HO V t TO VICTORY CHICAGO July 28 (APV-Detr- oit regained the American league lea4 today by taking the opening game of the series from the White Sox 11 to 1 yjCBtifpgr :SoS 37 39 46 49 53 54 60 i Go Louis AMERICAN LEAGUE Lynwood Rowe held the ChicagoTeam Standing ans to three hits while a attack Won Lost on Ted Lyons’ plus untimely errors Detroit 58 35 New York 57 SL " Swanson Hopby Manager- Dykes 41 51 Cleyeland kins and Appling gave him a com- - Boston 46 61 ‘ LEADS TEAM' - List to Twenty by r St Indians Split With 0 il A 8ons ill of Pericles 4 6 2 Batteries — N Veils and Cairo Larson and Walker Wow vet Sons of Pericles 1 Batteries— La reon and Walkeri O Cairo and K Veh V ' |