Show -- T5ESALT LAKE TRIBUNE'WEDNESDAY MORNTNQrSEPTEMBER19rl934r 15 SQUAD LEAVES FOR GREAT FALLS AGGIES PLAN British Endeavour Speeds in to Second Victory in Yacht Race GFUDBATTLE Giants Divide With Reds TIGERS AGAIN Larry Appears Strong In City Links Tourney WITH ALUMNI As Cardinals Take Rest tlCK YANKEES £ fr i Rain Prevents n Reeve' Reports VIRTUALLY ‘IN’ Competition Scheduled to Open Thursday Nibley With Qualifying Round Argument Cubs Phils Divide Robins Whip Bucs Ute at Larson Arnett Camp ' on Injured List St n Louis-Bosto- BREAK MARE at IN CONTEST I ‘ I r 'i team Larry Summerhays young star of the Nibley ten-mwhich captured the championship of the A division this season is Games Newsom Yields expected to be one of the strongest contenders for the city amateur Challenger Proves to Be links crown which opens at Nibley Thursday with the qualifying One Hit Loses Faster Graft Than round Larry Tuesday adequately demon1 Defender strated that he was fully prepared to make a strong bid for the title He triumphed over Jerry Henderson Detroit (Continued from Paso One) 3 and 4 in the New York grand linal at V by winning the fourth Paris of trophy Shamrock play the company Boston the municipal tours— and shot some St Louis and last race of the series in what Philadelphia of the most sensational golf aeen at Washington was then the record timo of 3:1013 r the links for some time Chicago over a similar course On the linal nine he was putting Taeelay’e Results On the way to the record Endea- for' a 29— yes 29— or nine from 10 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 4Louts I vour and Rainbow also eclipsed the Boston 2 St is and 30 record course The feet Detroit 3 New York 0 intermediate cup record for a in view of the fact that he had been Cleveland 0 Washington windward leg although It some pre golf exceptional playing wasn’t a true beat under existing Wednesday! Schedule viously the spectators thought that Washington at Cleveland sailing conditions The challenger’s he had a good chance to set a new New York at Detroit time ot 1:1819 for the middle 10 — Boston at 8t Louis mark Philadelphia at Chicago miles surpassed the former mark ot But Larry found the pressure too 1:1958 set by the defender Reliance hole to the W-F- or took three and 18 putts much DETROIT Sept in 1903 Rainbow’s elapsed time for ‘ one first M His distance R Cannon Lieut out from that second time in as many days the the same stretch was 1:1934 ' was short and his second one tricBritons Held Lead Tigers ’whitewashed their only kled around the hole His six successive three's on this Where the surprising British chalmaining challengers for the American Redskin teen if Players lenger came from behind the day be- - ’ nine from three to ’’eight ret a new the New York league pennant record at Nibley Following is his fore to outrun Rainbow and literally 2 to 0 today to ad PracMake for Yankees winn" Ready card for the nine: chase the defender off the course clinching toward another vance atep 443 333 335 —Si Summerhays Sopwlth drove her Into the lead ’totice The Salt Lake City chapter of Scrimmage is scheduled to clash with mar-gi- n the flag day There was only a Larry the knights of Columbus was Ed Perfy in the lone remaining semibetween the two lofty rivals as Lynwood Rowe set down the Yanks host to the local C Y O basewith six hits The triumph put the final match in the club champion Lieutenant R M Cannon who has they swung around the first marker The winner will clash with games in the van Four it was sufficient to enable the ball team at an informal ban- Tigers 7 ship in the Philippine but been stationed more victories will clinch the flag Henderson for the title No definite British skipper to gain and capitalize quet Tuesday evening at the for Detroit times have been set for either of islands lor the past three years has a decisive margin clubrooms 165 East South TemIt was the fifth time this season the matches Endeavour’s fine performance over been named polo coach" at the Uniple street "Schoolboy” had beaten the The qualifying roundof'the ama- versity of Utah to succeed Captain the windward beat where "she held James W Quinn grand deputy the Yanks and the second successive teur will be held over" three days tenaciously to the weather berth and knight was toastmaster' at the Russell C -- i blanketed her rival settled the race Thursday Friday 'and Saturday The Fifteen ofSnyder have banquet Quinn expressed the blanking last squad year's The Briton steadily widened the mar-first round is scheduled for Sunday Ruffing pitched an excellent game thanks of the lodge for the splenat and for reported practice couldn’t match the There will be a championship flight already are gin and led by a minute and a half— did showing of the Catholic team for the YanksThebutYankee and in exercising present engaged hurler gave as they ' of 32 a consolation flight and a sufSchoolboy approximately a in local amateur play horses the up hardening out five and struck hits seven and started rounded marker the last additional of ficient number only flights Cy Harbeke former sandlot Practice will officially begin Oc- the reach for homa with Rowe recorded s'even whiffings and to provide competition for all big jibs star retold experiences of for1 will slow and tober scrimmages third until filled and prows dipping into a slight-mer days Other speakers were: didn’t let a runner reach start in the early part ol the fall the Yanks collectthe ninth In order that the first round ly choppy sea who TuesSummerhays Larry Larry Brennan manager of the ed a trio ofalthough doubles Neither granted Rainbow gained slightly as they defeated Jerry Henderson in matches may be played without dif- quarter C Y O club Jim Caputo Jack day a walk shifted sails for the last time in adof the Paris com-pan- ficulty the course will be closed from Paul Whitely Norm final the Argentos grand A crowd of 30000 watched dition to which the defender demon- -' A11 season 8 a m to noon Sunday Baird and Ralph Smith team trophy at Nibley DETROIT NEW YORK strated ability to foot a bit faster on and monthly passes at Nibley will be members Father J E Collins BHOA BHOA a reach into the wind but there was 4 0 10 Croeettl ii 4 0 1 2 White cf accepted at Bonneville during the en and Marlowe Branagan 4 0 0 0 4 12 1 Cochrane c Rolfe 3b never any question ot the outcome tire course of the tournament ac 2b 4 1 0 3 cf 4 0 3 0 Oe-- NEW YORK Sept 18 (AP)— The Giants still undergoing somebut an even break with the last-plathing of a batting slump squeezed Cincinnati Reds in a dolible-headtoday and maintained PROVO— Brigham Young univerlead over the idle Cardinals in the their sity! Cougars went through the final scrimmage on their home field Tues National league pennant race openfor Cincinnati won the day afternoin In preparation their contest with Montana State col- er 2 to 0 when Chick Hafey’s homer York The broke up a mound duel between NewLouie lege Saturday at Great Falls — Cougars 42 strong will leave by bus Benny Frey and Fred Fitzsimmons St Chlceio and private cars for the Montana The Giants came back to take the Pittsburgh afterpiece 4 to 2 tided by the wild Brooklyn city Wednesday at 1239 p m En route practice ness of Tony Freith tnd Allyn Stout Philadelphia they will the league Wednesday night under the lights on Fitzsimmons- for whom RsaaHs the University of Idaho Southern leaders haven’t scored- a run In 31 Cincinnati Toaaday’a New York 4 J Branch field at Pocatello Idaho innings limited the Reds td six hits Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 0 rain (3) They will enter Yellowstone national in the opener while Frey allowed St Louis at1 Boston 8 Philadelphia Chicago inning Jim park Thursday and spend the night at seven In the extra doubled after one was out ' Old Faithful Wednesday's Scbcdaio They i$ll continue St Louis at Boston 12) around the loop Friday and practice and Hafey followed with the homer Plitebursh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Friday night at Great Falls between his eighteenth of the season at Philadelphia Bill second Chicago In the game Manager halves of the Missoula and Great Falls high school game Terry tossed in Hal Schumacher who hasn’t lost a game to Cincinnati yet Look Bagged and he came out with his twelfth deciIn Tuesday’s scrimmage the Cou- sion over the Reds and his twenty-thirgar regulars looked ragged at times of the season Y on defense The one bright spot was First ttme: their brilliant offensive play and the NEW YORK CINCINNATI BHOA fact that once pushed back against Adams 2b BHOA 4 1 4 I Moore If 4 110 their the reserves line 4 ss Critz '3b 4 0 ' BOATS Lead Grows io Seven Half an ce ‘ er - y Sibley Champ e - 10-m- ile 0 Clubmen Honor O Outfit C At Gathering i 13 goal by they Slade t 0144 zztO'Doul 4 10 00 flashed a determination and fight Koenla 3b 12101 Bottom ley lb 4 1 14 Terry lb which could not be excelled In one 4 12 0 Ott rf 4 110 Lelber ef instance the reserves lost eight 4 1 I 0 Veraez 3b 4 0 4 3 c jombardt chances to score a touchdown" with Jomorof ky Ill 1 Oil Mancuao e 2 1 3 1 3 0 13 zzWatkina 0 0 0 0 but a foot to go Frey p c Dannlnt 10 1 Several reserves looked exceed4 0 1 Ryan ta 1 1 1 3 Pltzslmong p ingly good in the practice and will 0 00 0 sSalreson undoubtedly see plenty of service 3430 13 throughout the year Luther Bald- Totala aOourteay runner win reserve quarter crashed through fifth the Cougar first string for several szRan tor Maneuso In seventh szzBatted for Critz "in tenth long gains despite the fact that he Cincinnati 000 000 000 3—2 was handicapped by a boil on his New York 000 000 000 0—0 In— Hafey 3 ErSummary: Buna batted neck Golden Taylor looked great ror— e hit — Bottomley ' on defense breaking through' several Home Verae run — Hafey Double playa — Mancuao Crita and times to mess up the first team plays Veraea and Terryr Fitralmmona Crita Ryan and Tarry: Adama Slade Dave Hibberts' ball carrying and Terry: and Bottomley Bases on balls — Frey 3 Struck out — Fitrstmmona 4 Frey I Hit by kicking was outstanding The offensive play of the Cougar pitcher — Prey (Fitsslmmons) regulars was brilliant and once they Second same: NEW YORK CINCINNATI got under way with Frank LaComb BHOA clearing the way Merkley Sanford Adams 2b BHOA 4 13 0 0 13 3 Moore U 4 0 0 3 4 13 1 Critz 3b and Hutchinson went for long gains Slade as 1 4113 0 0 3 I 3b Terry lb time after time Durrant’s plunging Koenla 4 14 0 lb 3 0 1 0 Lelber ef Sottomley 4 3 10 was also good while he and LaComb Hafey cl 4 0 4 0 Ott rf ringer Chapman : 2110 Mancuao Pool rf 4 0 0 Greenberg lb 4 1 1 0 backed up the line with great ef- Manlon Survives Handicaps cording to Sid Harmon Nibley pro Gehrig lb 0 0 0 0 c : 2 1 1 0! zO'Doul 3 OlOwen 3b It Selkirk 1114 10 0 4 fessional who is in charge of the tourM Johnston 1 3 c fectiveness I OIDannlna Captain Lombardi e 410I 5 0 - 2b 2 0 liOoslln If The challenger LazzerlI 10 again survived 3 0 13 Rev The J Most J bishop Kearney 1 1 ORoaell Comorosky If I I 02 Veraea 3b nament as Warner and Favero presented 13 10 Byrd 2 0 zzWelntraub 10 0 0 handicaps in handling her sails but Freitas 2 0 11 of 0 OiFox rf diocese of the Catholic c Salt Joraent 10 sent 1 as be entries should 0 All 0 0 stonewall in the center of the line Stout p p quickT&ckson 0 0 0 3b 0 t I 1 0 2Rowa p 13 0 0 Ruffing p 3 0 0 1 will deliver jk brief in her seagoing luck held out At aa while Oaks and Gillispie allowed but xSchulmerlch 01 01 00 00 Ryan ly as possible to Harmon at the Nib-le- Lake Endeavour's big working jib Schumacher p 10 0 3 a dinner to bo given 30 1 21 0 p at 24 ol Total! formal address Total 0 little headway around 'their ends Johnson 0 clubhouse 10 xxMcCormlck 10 0 0 Smith p 000 000 000—0 New York at 6:30 p m Thursday by officers of ripped at the clew A hole several 000 110 OOz— 2 However the reserves went over Derringer p 0 0 0 0 Detroit In— Greenberg the Intermountain A A U In the feet square was plainly visible but Runa batted Summary tackles with but little resistance 31 9 1 31 Totala Total e Rowe hits— Oehria Ruffing Elks club Hopor guests will be the the sail otherwise held fast and perin eighth Btout for xBatted Sacrifice— run— Rolfe Homa Greenberg State Meet to’ Be at Ogden To Make Trip xxBatted for Johmon in eighth of the varioua committees formed its duty until Sopwlth decidChairmen Fox Double play— Owen to Oehrlnaer to for Maneuso in sixth The 42 members who will make zBatted is deeply interested ed to trim and substitute a quadriGreenberg Struck out— Rowe 1 Ruffins 5 Kearney Bishop Veraez in sixth for xzBatted World Champ Sunday the trip are: Vest Johnston Kavache-vic- Cincinnati 000 000 200—3 and no doubt lateral jib preparatory to rounding amateur athletics in a PRICE— Carbon county tepnis play-er- Newsom Allows Only 000 103 OOz--4 York and informa- the first mark Just as this maneuand Wheeler centers Captain New an will — O'Doul give interesting In Buna batted Ott Exhibition Summary: ver took place the bigger sail gave defeated the western ColoWarner Favero Taylor Alexander Ryan hits talk again Schumacher Koenla 2 tive Dannlna Home run — Ott Sacri- rado team from Grand Junction Sun- Hit Yet Takes Defeat entirely and canvas flopped into Pehrson Haws and Johnson guards —Adams Following the dinner the annual way Double play—Koenla to fice— Bottomley In a previWaldo Asay Verney Tea and Cook Adams to Bottomley Bases on balls— Pret-t- day aix matchea to two of Offi- the water and election business 18 meeting ST LOUIS horseSept 1934 state championship The 1 Schumacher 2 Stout 3 Smith 1 Der- ous encounter the local team won nine It looked critical for Endeavour’s Merrill Oaks tackles cers will take place Gillispie Buck Newsom’s one-hpitchipg the shoe meet will be held in Ogden l Struck out— Schumacher 1 Smith out of 10 matches lead was scanty and she needed all : Dean Roper Giles Wright Rigby ringer 3 Johnson 1 Derringer I Hit— Freitas 1 Sox today took their secRed Boston 10 m at a All Sunday beginning of it to gain the advantage ot the out in slxthl: Stout none in 1: STRIKE AT DOPING Mrs Mayme Hanson Price cap- ond and Peterson ends LaComb Wood- in 5 (nonenone the Browns who desire to enter must have their straight game from in 1 Derringer 1 m Is tured the feature match San- Johnson ’ Class work and all general activf WASHINGTON by defeating ward Baldwin quarterbacks 18 (F) — weather berth on the next leg The 1 Smith none In 3 Schumacher 0 In 0 to Sept JO on m a the in by ford Merkley Hutchinson Hibbert Hit by pitcher— By Freitas (Schumacher) the visitors’ ace Miss Ruth Derry-berr- y With the score tied in the tenth applications meet ties of the Deseret gymnasium were Chemists and veterinarians repre- British crew which has been havBoth A and date of the pitch— Frettes Winning pitcher— more than an ordinary share of $4 Law Dean Simmons Gerald Sim- Wild Werber and Newsom walked senting various state racing commis ing Schumacher Losing pitcher— Freitas Bishop resumed Tuesday according to B division pitchers compete Bill Jones captured the singles vic- and then R Johnson singled in the mons Blaine Hart Black Gardner sions today named two committees to difficulties rose to this emergency to out is meet The bring expected Hinckley general secretary tory for the losers defeating Allan winning run Booth halfbacks and Kay Hart and cooperate with the bureau of nar- with such alacrity that the chalCubs Phillies Call many excellent marks Local tourwhile the ColoEvery necessary preparation to cotics to guard against the doping of lenger lost little if Any ol her mar- Durrant fullbacks I Ramsey BOSTON LOUIS ST naments have the State throughout make the coming seasons work interThe ' quadrilateral "was set rado duo of Jack Brown and J Kriss-maBHOA41 Clift 3b gin The starting lineup - will in all It Even in Double resulted in fine pitching and when esting has been made' The floors race horses 2b G arms If Bishop 301 c won the other Warner Wheeler be: promptly point dragging canvas hauled by upsetting Werber 3b 4 0 2 41 Burns lb probability the stars meet in the big affair have been relined and polished lockSept 18 UP)--The Bruce Moffitt and Ed House Carbon Almada cf 5 0 2 O' Pepper cf quickly aboard and Endeavor sailed rg Favero lg Waldo rt Asay or PHILADELPHIA new re OlCatnobeH 2 records If 4 rf R Johnson expected er rooms painted and the entire in Cook It Oaks re Gillispie le La serenely forward Chicago Cubs and the Phillies doubles champions Graham rf 4 0 3 llMelillo 2b As a special attraction Ted Allen stitution renovated and made ready ‘ Ferrell c 0 1 OlHemsley c Comb qb Hutchinson rh Merkley divided a double-heade-r Safuted by Roosevelt today the Other results were Lewis Hunsaker RHinkle 01 Fernando 3 world and c 0 P Newsom champion for a year of unprecedented activity Bruins winning the first fray 7 to 3 d James Tomlin lh and Durrant fb Kyle Living- Morgan lb 3 0 154 (I xBeJma Otherwise there were no crucial state California will Isais champion R W Richardson 'director of men ston d J Krissman 4 0 1 21 Booth Lary aa and the Phils the second 8 to 1 situations It was a close race but I Ferrell p 1 0 0 0) put on an exhibition immediately and boys’ department will direct all PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO Kilfoyle-Mon- t Cowley d J Tomlin-- W I 0 0 5 Walbers rarely exciting B H OA p BHOA Aggies Prepare event! state the has Allen following will in and this work Hunsaker-Edn- a L Krissman department 0 4 1 3 2 Dixie 4 ef 14 Both before and after today’s race Hack 3b and is generally be assisted by John Anderson wres 34 30 1! Totsls 81 10 30 10 won many titles Totals 4 14 0 3 12 5 Bartell ss Holbrook d J Tomlin-RutOalan 3b Alumni Battle Endeavour was saluted by the presixB&tted for Campbell in 10th 3 0 3 2 0 1 3 0 Chlozza 2b as the world's best pitcher Curler cl recognized P A instructor boxing Boyd 64 Houston d 1—2 000 000 tling Boston 010 J J O' 0 4 12 Derryberry If 4 0 3 J Moore rf dent of th United States who witLOGAN—The Aggies are busily at Klein 000 001 000 O—l Isais will assist him and together instructor Marcel J Marquess fencSt Louis ABOARD S S CUYAHOGA 4 14 0 Brown 64 P Herman rt 3 1 0 0 CamtlU lb nessed his third day of the sport 4 13 0 Summary: Errors— Werber Almada Pep- they are expected to put on S spar18 UP)— Aa a yachtsman of Fairwork preparing for the game with Hartnett c- 3 43 152 20 Allen If Delamar instructor and Sept ing MeiUlo In— per Stranse batted Runs aboard' Vincent Astor’s Nourmahal 5 lbWlter Jb 3 111 two banks tumbling director These e R Johnson Althoughthe Hurst the Alumni Saturday kling performance hits a and 0 0 1 1 flxHlch experience Lary Strange spectator 3 long ee 10 English Mr Roosevelt Waved cheerily to —Oarmi Bejma Stolen bales— Clift Burns 4 3 11 are widely known and are e contests of of pitchers Miranda direction America's the Under game will lack the polish of future Warneke p 1 01 0 OJTodd many cup — FerW Garros on Sacrifice balls— Bases 2 0 0 0 4 0 3 Johnson p Skipper Sopwith and his crew at world’s champion trick and Matson a varied and interesting pro- President Roosevelt rell 1 Walbers 2 Newsom 1 Struck out— the games it is sure to be interesting Tinning p today A Moore p close hand a few minutes before the W Ferrel 1 Walbers 4 Newsom 0 Hite — fancy pitchers 0 0 In 1932 they pitched gram in dancing will be carried out praised the skippers of EndeaxxBoland with a plentiful supply of Alumni W In 10 0 0 In Ferrell Passed the start and Nourmahal dipped her colWalberg Isais Miss Matson will devote her entire vour and Rainbow for their sailgreatest game on record ball—Hinkle Winning pitcher—Walberg comedy plays mixed in with the af348214 39 13 21 141 Totals Total! won the match The winner time to this phase of work ternoon’s festivities skill and decided to see at ors to the gallant challenger XBattcd for Walter! in ninth ing Vanderbilt refused tonight to take xxBatted for A Moore in ninth Indoor baseball basketball handpitched 154 ringers 70 of them douFor local fans it will be an oppor- Chicago least part of tomorrow's race be023 003 001—1 CHICAGO Sept 18 W—Followers Dietrich Shuts Out advantage of his privilege of asking bles while the world champ was ball volley ball and squash are fore starting back to the sum310 000 000— 3 tunity to see the green 1934 team in Philadelphia a day's postponement arbitrarily Summary: Rum batted In— J Moore 20 of Jack Westrop America's leading Chisox on Six Hits mer White House at Hyde Park action and to ascertain the possi- Davis throwing 151 ringers 65 doubles All among the most popular activities 4 Hurst Tinning Curler rider last year cashed in at Lincoln four shoes were on the peg 55 times tor men— swimming floor work and Four and Ertora —Hartnett to However the defender was less a statement handed hits— bilities for the season In Hurst 2 CamUH The Phila18 CHICAGO VP)— Sept prompt than Endeavour in signifying Homo run— Hartnett Fields today Bartell for women newspaper men by Marvin H possibly five regulars of last year Hartnett — Galan to Hurat: Hurst (unout— Lee 5 Stewart 3 Hits— Lee I in 9 dancing The little Baker Mont jockey delphia Athletics made it two in willingness to enter the third race toThe Double plavs secreveteran 3 A a will be in the starting lineup Welch Charles McIntyre swimming presidential 3 3 lb assisted) Bases on balls— Johnson Harder Harder Winning row over pitcher— the Bill White Sox today as morrow Tmn'na 1 8trurk out brought Cloido home in front of rest Is green material and this lirst Moore 3 Warneke second will of the after instructor have tary charge straight six-h8 a Dietrich Hits— 2 Tinntn" shutout and 8econd rime' 5 A Moore his field in the third to pay $5922 -J- ohnson pitched Mr men and Roosevelt British for and A gam£ is vitally needed before the Johnson Moore 2 In 3 10 In 5 victory boys A’s 12 the WASHINGTON a combined CLEVELAND hits including feawith Denver university a Warneke 3 in 1 Tinning 0 in 1 3 for $2 and then captured the said: BHOA BHOA Mrs E G Richards will have charge ‘ crucial tilt 4 3 3 3lOalatzer If 5 2 7 pitcher— Tinning Loalnt pitcher tured fifth to win with the Brent- homer by Frank Hayes with seven Bluete ss "Never have I seen two closer week from Friday night in the Pio- Winning for women —Johnson 8 0 to 4 1 3 01 Rice rf a for Dietrich Susko lb stable’s wood passes Wild which victory Turkey or better sailed races in any cup neer stadium Lisle Lindsay director of the wocf allowed no Chicagoan past second Stone returned and $8134 $3196 $1376 Second 2b of Carl tame: illness Myer continued The men's department will conduct the series" base Sewell rf across the board PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO Mr Roosevelt who has han"Moose” Mulleneaux sophomore end floor work and have charge of the Kerr 3b PHILADELPHIA BHOA B HO A Chicago If 1 Cohen Mentor 8 to 3 ( H little O no Dtvls 4 111 deB OA ef worry dled all sizea of sloops since he Hack 3b all activities is causing and in this BHOA games IRISH SEEK KEYMAN 8 10! Cramer cf 4 0 2 2 Bartell ss 4 1 1 1 Phillips 0 3b Conlan cf LOGAN—The Logan high school was a boy had a great time folDick Romney The Arizona young- Oalan 4 13 partment M Hayee 2b 4 0 2 2 Thomas s Curler ef ! 4 0 10 Chlosza 3b SOUTH BEND Ind Sept 18 OF) WllUams 4 1 3 ( n 4 0 0 0 J Moors Johnson over the football team will tangle with the If 4 1 1 1 McColl the ster who has been counted on as a Klein rf Blmmoni lowing cup aloops 41141 A search for a keyman for the Poxv lb 3 1 10 0 Armbust p 53 12 1 Bonura lb Herman lb 3 3 0 0 Camllli lb cinch for a starting Job has been FStalnbaek triangular course off Westminster college eleven of Salt xTravls 3 0 3 0 If 3 2 1 ' Boland rf 4 1 2 Dame backfield was opened Higgons aa3b 41 30 1 0 Appling Brenton Reef 2 0 8 Allen If He was Lake City here Friaay beginning at McNair 4 0 Radcllffe rf 4 0 1 0 10 0 0 Notre unable to shake a cold and after O’Farrell lightship 7 15 13 0 34 10 21 4 Totals Totsls 4 8 0 4 by Coach Elmer Layden in today’s Pinner rf J 0 1 0 Walters 3b I I 4 0 Hopkins lb in Phelps c on practice seated of the 3 p m it was announced Tuesday the for xBatted Armbust In Monday afternoon’s 9th the quarterdeck 1 3 3 0 1 e 3 ' F Wilson 8 2 c 0 0 ss Hayct OMadJeski The loss of Johnny (Tex) 005 000 100—0 Astor yacht Nourm&hal 4 113 practice which he participated he was again English Dietrich p 2 1 3 0 Kennedy pT I 10 Washington by Burns Crookston Logan mentor Bush p 10 00 0 Collins p 00X— 9 512 001 Cleveland Young who died last July left the 0 0 0 xOavaretta 10 1 Tietje p forced to bed 3 in— Runb Stone batted Summary: 0 Root p 10 Irish with only four players with any Totals 33 12 27 111 Rice 2 Cohen Kerr Oalatzer 2 33 0 37 12 Myer Totals S3 tl 27 13 experience at the right halfback job Philadelphia 31 5 248 000 100 050—0 Trosky Hale Knickerbocker Wlnesarner 2 Totals Totals hlta— Rice Stone Tackle Adds Weight Oalatzer The Electrical league will hold a 000 000 000—0 xBattsd for Bush in sixth which Young waa to nave filled A1 Chicago hit—Trosky Stolen base— Hale 000 000 001 Summary: Runs batted In— Foxx Hissing Bases a on balls Chicago 1932 — L Brown 3 Wlnesarner 2 golf tournament at Forest Dale Weda in Costello who letterman 00fr- -8 3 023 310 Error— F M hi Hayeg Hayes Philadelphia 2 McColl To Redskins’ Line Armbust 3 Struck 3 Col- failed to report last season la the —Foxx Home run— F Hayes Sacrifices— Thomas beginning at 1 p m There Summary: Buns batted Wlnesarner 3 MrCoU I Hit— Brown nesday Johnson Msdjeakl Double play— M Hayes out— ' announcement J Moore 1 O Davis Hack Errors— will be a number of prizes Dinner that Fred lins 4 in 0 3 2 Thomas In Wlnesarner candidate hits— leading to to Chlosza on Bonura Bases balls Enallah Appllns Hack 3 MoColl 6 In 3 Armbust 0 In would report Camllli 3 Kennedy 4 'Walters Chlozza Home run— Hack Reeve huge tackle Tietje 3 Struck out In Winning pltchct— Wlnesarner Losing will be served in the clubhouse at —Dietrich Wilson O Davis Double plays POLOISTS HOPEFUL Kennedy 4 Tietje 3 Hits— pitcher— the conclusion of the competition Thomas ON BRAND-NE11 Wednesday and the injury of Swede Saerlflcea— (un7 1 to in Camllli Camllli: Chlozza I in —Bartell to Kennedy 2 Struck NEW YORK Sept 18 (JP)— Held Loslnt pitcher— Kennedy Tietje Larson and Glen Arnett halfback and assisted) Bases on1 balls —Bush 3 Root Collins 2 Hits—Bush idle since a week the out—Bush were ago Saturday by quarterback respectively - 1 in 8: Root 4 in I Wild pitch— Root Indians Win Two' the excessive rains sweeping the feature bits of news at the Umverpitcher— Bush playgrs We Have Only aYimited Stock to Sell With These Reductions Position of the east and west tonight had Boost Dodgers Hammer Buc Boulder dam all summer and Coach hopes they would be able to play (UP)-T- he CLEVELAND 18 Sept THIS IS ONE TIME IT WILL PAY YOU TO HURRY!! fke Armstrong expects him to weigh Pilchers for 17 Hits their first match of their series on Cleveland Indiana improved their mark He field Meadowbrook International the third-placin at over the 18 The OF— BROOKLYN Sept standing today when they club tomorrow will be particularly welcome to the r took both ends of a Dodgers belabored three' Pittsburgh ed for boxers who have had TORONTO Sept’ 18'F)-T- he Ule camp in view of the fact that from the 17 Senators 5 to hits today and easily for Washington to be pitchers ZANESVILLE FLAG WINS to4308 is WASATCH three years of continuous open association 468 SOUTH MAIN ST expected the Redskin line and 9 to 6 The lirst game went National Boxing won the delayed opener of their series several ZANESVILLE Ohio Sept 18 UP) 12 innings competition day branded amateur boxing in' lighter than it has for Larson years 9 to 4 have deThe association warned “if ' the United States a racket Zanesville won the 1934 Middle First same: Both Arnett and I BROOKLYN PITTSBURGH Coach ArmCLEVELAND WASHINGTON I this is impossible the N B A BHOA Atlantic league penant tonight with clared in a resolution that there pulled leg muscles but will be ab e L Waner cf BHOA A 5 3 0 1 3 01 Boyle rf 5 q feels that they will have to take is concrete evidence that many rf 4 i strong believes that they 4 3 1 OFrey aa 581 a 6 to 3 victory over Dayton stretch- Bluese ssV 3i 0i iI 6O' Onlatzer a work- - Jensen If AverlU cf 0 2 the entire amateur boxing situAmerican amateura are in reality P Waner rf 8 2 8 O'Koenecker cf 4 1 1 ing their string of victories to the Stone cf to participate in Wednesday FROM 'ALL 1 0 4 5'Trosky 2b 1 3 14 lb Myer 8 4 as Leslie lb 40 ation into ill own hands and stop Vaughan professionals necessary four games in the playoff Manush If OVosmlk U 411 8b 4 18 1 Bucher 2b ' °UThe Utah mentor announced that Traynor OTHERS 1 amateur 1 5 Zanes- Sewell rf I 0 I Hale The resolution was adopted for series 4 3 8 0 Frederick boxing until the whole Ruhr lb Dayton won thre 3b 3 1 Busko lb IlieOKamm 8b 4 11 8 Chapman is cleared up and made situation 1933 champion to the of submission was the ville president 1 the first call for freshmen gridders Thevenow 8 3 3 3b 3 5 0 ss Knlckrbkr Kerr 1 4 8 4 c Strlpp 3b At that tone Padrlen 5 4 4 clean" 5 2 4 Phillips c the American Amateur Athletic Brensel c 2 0 0 3'Lopez c— will be issued Friday Swllt p 3 0 0 1 Lee p 3 I Stewart p 1 0 0 0 Leonard p who will have xOrace ' The light heavyweight title union Coach Pete Couch THE SIX BIG IzWlnesarner 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mclne p will made vacant yesterday by the 1 0 0 gridders The brief proposed enactment Harder p 0 0 0 (I Grimes p charge of the The standing: 0 0 dethronement of Maxie Rosen-bloo10 xxLucas of rules which will eliminate any issue suits O AB R H Pet 44 10x33 14 46 14 36 Totals Totala will be decided by a tour535 100 199 359 Pirate boxer from the open class after xNons out when winning run scored 41 1121 15 P Waner Totils 30 11 34 14 Total 144 549 121 1T 359 Oehrlg Yankees zBatted for Lee In ninth nament xBattcd for Swift In seventh class in he has that among seven light heavy performed 199 124 143 355 580 000 110 000—4 200 Oehringer Tisegri Waahlnston xxBatted for Oriroei in ninth 133 534 59 189 564 Cleveland candidates named yesterday It Senators for three years continuously 000 300 041 001— f DbO 00(1 SOI— 4 Manush 106 194 340 143 501 Oienti Hart? Pittsburgh In— Terry Puns Kamm batted 12 0 010 41i— Summary Edward Foster reelected presiwas not believed this step would Brooklyn 133 513 74 m 340 Knickerbocker Hnm Averlll Lee Wlnesarner P P Waner 3 Cuyler Cubs Hac" Cubs Hafey Summary Rung batted In— dent said Darkle Blaudon of 130 '460 S3 151 340 Manush Bluece PhMItps Error— Kamm prevent boxers from entering Leslie 3 Buch- J Moore Phillies Senators Green- - Frejr Frederick 2 Leonard Averlll Lee hits— Hale Wanrr Pirates Manush r — Wan-Trosky Australia will be invited to Monnational tournaments or Olympic Errors P Waner er fltripp L ! : Athletics s g hit— Gslstrer Home run— on balls— Leonard 2 8wltt Struck Three-bss- e hit — Bucher I' Tlaers: Vaushn Ruhr n”chfli Yankees 45 Foxx to participate in a tournatreal — Stewd"‘ 1 — 4 3 Sacrifices bese— competition Stolen ! 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