Show 20 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE II 1937” Benny Shute Sam Snead Bag Lead in U S Open Tourney Yanks Repel White Sox 10 to 3 Galan Jurges Lead Cubs To 9-- 3 Victory Over Ed Kingsley Well Up in Links Test Brooklyn Machine Utah Adept Cards - Sparkling 72 Champ Falters Upsets Veteran Sutton Giles Dave Freed Tangle I New York Silares BROOKLYN June 10 (AP)— Billy Jurges and Augie Galan paced the Chicago Cubs to an easy 3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers Thursday the former getting four singles and Galan a homer and two singles atThe Cubs began tfieir National League ' Special to The Tribune tack off Harry Eisenstatin the rams of Standing BIRMINGHAM Mich June 10 Pet second Lost inning and followed it up H HI 7 29 — Ed KingNlry amateur of the New York H BOO 2H Chicago against Freddy Frankhouse and 111 AftH IMIlMmrKh Utah Copper club Magnli Utah its 23 636 Tom Baker 20 Louis went out In 37 and back in 35 for KtBoston 2 I 2I 45ft 19 a neat 73 in Thursday’ opening Brooklyn 23 m With Thursday’s win the Cubs I 18 40H rounded out a record of 11 victories 27 Philadelphia round of 'the national open golf Cincinnati 16 386 in their last 13 starts a drive that 29 tournament has carried them to half a game Thursday's Keaulta Ha birdled the long eighth with I’hllsdelpliiii Pittsburgh 4 behind the leading Giants Cincinnati-a four and hlrdied the par five Boston 6 Three singles and a fielder’s lilcago II Brooklyn 3 twelfth showing that Nt Lou In at New York postponed rain choice gave the Dodgers their first long holes are his forte He scored run in the third inning and they Pilchard Friday’ d a third birdie on 18 a Mt Louis at Boston — Warneke vd failed to sebre again until the stretch (indnnitti nt New York— Derringer v ninth when they gfWged up for He went two over at the par Schumacher or Hmllh three hits and a pair of tallies four fourth and one over at the Only named scheduled BROOKLYN CHICAGO BHOAI fifteenth BHOA 4 0 2 0 GhIrii If (h Brack cf 533 His card: 4 3 2 4 Herman 2b 5 0 1 2Bucher 3b " 4 0 14 1 Collins lb 5 1 8 2 Htrlpp lb Out 453 644 443—87 Pemaree rf 5 2 4 rf 4 2 1 O By BOB GOODELL Semifinals in men’s singles and doubles will hold the spotlight in 3 the ciy tennis tournament Friday following a 2 triumph by Dan Freed over Ross Sutton in the major upset of the singles com- -I petition Thursday Singles duels between Dick Bennion defending champion and Dan Freed and Dave Freed and Gordon Giles will be lover the set route In doubles semifinals which may I be limited to two out of three sets by agreement Bennion and Giles will oppose the Provo collegians Malcolm Booth and Bill Fardoe while the Freed brothers meet the dark-horteam Of Gene Eardley and Harold Barker Semifinals in junior singles and Top Spot Again Henrich Stars 9-- I 16-h- it U American League 1 a IS By ALAN GOULD Mich" June 10 BIRMINGHAM UP) — As the climax to an unexpected shellacking administered to Old Man Par Thurs- day at the very outset of the battle of Oakland Hills slim Denny Shute of Boston e the tional P titleholder na- two-tim- G A shot his way through the stretch to tie S am Slammin’ Snead West Virginia f r e s hman pro sensation for the 6first round lead in the United States open golf p -- Results Boston at Cleveland postponed rain boys' doubles also are booked FriForday so that the program most est Dale should be by fat interesting of the entire meet Over Two Day at r Ap the To Capture I Don Budge LAWRENCE PERRY Dispatch to The Tribune Copyright 1937 NEW YORK June 10 — Conditions now brewing In circles interested in the promotion of" professional lawn tennis make it as certain as anything can be that Don Budge now en route across the Atlantic as ace man of the Davis cup team will receive a munificent offer to By Special -- Reds Even Series sv C flew-1- Two-bas- e Bosox Nats Engineer er Trade cry- five-ma- Wes Rick Ferrell Almada Ben Chapman Boston for that-involve- Two-bas- e Three-bas- e five-wa- Golf Final Assured cl Two-bas- le well-back- I Slim I hits-passe- d e Three-bas- r If- Steele" Signs to Meet Charles Williams ‘'OJJLBOLE 'burnt' it better cooler and cleaner Most pipe don’t have a bottom draft but this one haa — producing a new kind of smoke —I — UPDRAFT keeps bottom of bowl A pew way ofbuming tobacco which dry 2 — PERFECT MIXTURE (of air and smoke) takes the rawness out of any tobacco makes it mild 3— CARBURETOR ACTION burn tobacco evenly and completely producing better flavor 4 — CARBURETOR keeps Now ACTION smoke eool at all times at your dealer’s Even a cigarette-smoke- (V Kardlev-Hnrol- d 8-- 6 Tames-Ar- 6-- 6-- 2 6-- 4 6-- 4 Morris-Joh- in 6-- 4 Meagher-Msrily- well-nigh- t r can arnoke Pacific Coast League Francisco Sacramento San Loi AfieeTea San Diego Portlsftid Seattle ' Oakland Mission Thursday’s Rewwlta Mission at Los Ajipejea poatponed No "breaking-- “ in" — bowl is caked with — Only game scheduled Yelld-Bole real honey like all 'Wednesday Night's Result -R At Sacramento Pipes Get one today Oakland ftftllftO 001— 3 300 000 IOX- t- 4 Sacramento Plrchota Haid and Baker Newsome Frank it and like it A 3 3 Candy 0 0 0 Neighborhood Hons 7Trr2" — 2 Sweet’s 3 W C - 1 Off) 1 000 50ft ftftO O Third Ward Gleaners3 000 Recent Result Deseret 'Gym 27 Sweet's Oamlv 10 Y W C A 31 Neichborhood House 8 ' Third Ward Gleaners bv - Has Goofiest Shot Second Lands in GirPs Ldp "Ed Kingsley WASHINGTON June 10 Steele world middleweight champion of Tacoma - Wash was signed Thursday to fight Charles (Hobo) Williams of Alexandria Va nontitle bout July 20 in a here The bout Is sponsored by the Washington post and promoted by the Variety club - Deseret Gym Y By TALL MICKELSON OAKLAND HILLS COUNTRY CLUB Birmingham Mich June iO' UP) — Everything but a- first class suicide — and thatk as imminent as a gimme putt— hap- pened at Oakland Hills Thursday as the boys dashed through the first round of the national open golf championship Sam Snead anotoriously slow starter began his round like the nervous old woman jn the shoe and then shot a 69 at his field Eagles birdies and pars were as cheap as advice Golfing hearts were repaired made and broken And to top it all two young New -- York amateurs who ljad bet J5 across the board on themselves H F 1 at 500 to romped in with sec7ft 8 0 ond place 70's — And Gene Sarazcn shgt the greatest -- of a whole broadside of great golf shots 'One over par coming to the eighth sin uphill hole with par at five Gene hit a nice drive only to find it partially buried in a depression He hauled out his spoon and almost duplicated his “double eagle” shot of Augusta fame the ball stopping for-- a three feet hole-hig- h cinch 491-ya- a d i Light m No 2 6 p umpires Barber The Freeds took the measure of and Austin: scorer Whltely fllatea Sutton and young Hal Lamb in Woodbury Realtors vs Mountain Telephone Community 6 p m umpires sequent sets while Eardley and Decker and Ewing scorerva Harvey C Y O No Infantry Barker downed the Mehner broth" 6 p: m umpires Liddell and Barney 6 ers 4 in a hot match which scorer Creer found Eardley's smashing and volleying game at Its best Joan Van Nort won the women's Recreation Softball Thursday’s Mchednle singles feature when she eliminated Ecker Studio vs Germania A C GallaVerona McGhie Timmons' 7-- 5 gher field 6 p m vs Rotary Boys' club r 4 hard N NoO 2Nelson Both feminine stars 6 p m from start to finish and it was an Yale A C va Wilford Ward A C Fairmont No 2 6 p m interesting battle throughout Sarah Bennett Glass and Paint va Sharp ElecMcChrystal seeded No 2 was im- tric Jordan park 6 p m win over steady pressive in a 4 Maxine Thomason Peggy Meagher and Marilynn Groesbeck joined forces to topple Norma Standing and Annis Carl1 1 in a marathon son 7 battle that featured some Weis t Thirty-eight- 1 8-- 6 hit W'hit-tie- 4 5-- 6-- BUY 13-1- h tennis Junior singles semifinals Friday hold special interest witli Salt Lake and Provo matched for two tilts Frank Mehner seeded No opposes the dangerous Nferlin Slack and an even livelier engagement seems in store when Paul Harmon of Provo tries his fortune Berg Berg against steady Cliff Pardoe defeated him in a three-se- t cup thriller a week ago 1 ON CHEDH T Fimtonc TIRES TUBES BATTERIES RADIOS Guaranty Takes AUTO SUPPLIES Agua Caliente Event AGUA CALIENTE (A1) — Mex June Easiest Payments 0 in Town Cadboro owned-b- Guaranty stables led alt the way to win the feature race on the Agua Caliente program Thursday Time was 1:12 5 Mannie finished second a- neck behind Guaranty after' a hard stretch drive Gold Clash was third Guaranty paid $540 $340 and with $260 while Mannie rewarde-$460 and $440 and Gold Claap $260 BAILEY 3-- starts eight Temperamental I’air By swapping those pitchers Man-- 1 agers Joe Cronin and Bucky Harris appear to be trading a case of I poison ivy for the barber's itch Wes Ferrell has always beln a pain- ful thorn in Cronin's side and Newsom has never kept his desire to get away from Harris and Washington a secret The departure of RicH FerrellT appears to rob Tom Yawkey's costly club of much of its backstopping strength Gene DeSautels the Holy Cross ’product plcked up in San Diego who stepped in when Rick suffered a fractured finger will now take over the first-strin- g assignment with the veteran Moe Berg one of those baseball rarities who can step in after & month’s layoff and do aTwngup job as his under- — Study Hie BROADWAY - AT SECOND WEST 6 Phone Was 1065-10- - f 1937 J- Blatz is "the beer of the year" — with' Interchurch Softball landed in a girl’s lap Without-Standing of the Clubs Pet Won Lost flutter' the miss stood up and let First Presbyterian 4 1 OftO 0 1 4 the ball drop to the groun 800 Ed Sons of Pericles 3 Zion Lutheran 750 t played it from there 2 3 400 Mark’s Episcopal “ Olirj Dutra the big senor froni-Lo- St sr Paul Episcopal 2 3 400 ono A 0 5 a t 5 000 Angeles figures he’s going tp Westminster Presbyterian ft Recent KesuMs win now Olin started with a 76 8t Paul’s Episcopal 29 ' fit Mark’s Epis26 Thursday the same start he got- copal Mona of Periclea 16 Westminster Presat Morion when he won byterian 4 fl a good beer 1 should have The deli-cious flavor will mak© Blatz your beer choice everything always once you try it Order a V case today I eagle'three Ed kingsU'y Magha’Utah amateur had the goofiest shot of the day On the fourth his second shot n s Prosser-Veron- Hincklev-Mildre- ed tin Camilli Stolen base Schareiiu Dou- Runs batted In rOehrlnger 2 Rogell 2 Two-bas- e ble play — Norris to Schareln: Moses Dean Newsome Handley hits — on balls — Wal- Gehringer Home — rus--Moe-w Dean Vaughan and Suhr Bases — Sacriters 7 Swift 2 Strikeouts flwlft 2 Wal-ter- s Gehrlnger Stolen base — Werber 4 HUS — Off flwlft 10 In 7 Innings fice — Clifton Double plays — Gehrlnger Wild pitch— Walters Bowman- 1 In 1 Rogell: Peters to Dean' Greenberg - and — Bases on balls Bridges 4 Caster 7 Losing pitcher— Swift Wild flfrikeou — Bridges 6 Caster 2 r b er ot va Sagers Hilller bles boys’ singles and women’s Richard James-Ar- t Doubles —will (Boys' Semlflnali) doubles be staged Sunday 1 m — Paul Paul va Bennion is heavily favored to con Lesterp Pollner-ToPardoe 5 m p Greenhalgh va due to Dick Mulr-Bo-— AllenCooper quer Dan Freed Friday the superiority the city champion (Women’s Doubles) At Liberty Park exhibited over his teammate dur- 4:30 t m — Ruth CrowMary Gibbs vs ing (he college season Both play- Verona Tlmmons-MarProsser court 4 ers plan to leave late Sunday after' THUHKIAY’S RESULTS noon for the national intercollegiate Men’s Mingle Dan Freed d Ross Sutton tournament Men’s Double In the other engagement Dave Dave Freed-DaFreed d Koas JButton-HLamb Freed rated as Bennion ’s most Gene Barker d Frank Mehner-FreMehner formidable rival for the championMen's Consolation ship tangles with a dangerous Fred Mehner Mingles d Ellsworth Hale youngster who is gunning for an upJunior Double t set Giles played some remarkable Ed Richard Hillier d Hamer Culp- Caldwell default tennis to smother Bill Pardoe of Junior Mingles Consolation Provo in the quarterfinals and is pick Dorton d Earl Barker Dave 62Homer Winder d Burton Kosenthal primed for a supreme effort on the other hand has greater Omer Morris d Nobo Kato 63 Women’s Mingle experience to his credit and will be 8arah McChrystal d Maxine Thomason difficult to upseL 04 Dan Freed’s win over Sutton Joan Van Norf d Verona Tlmmonl Thursday was clearcut and was Allen Hardy-Jac-Boys Double Greenhalgh 6 Omer featured by the victor’s remarkably Lang accurate first serve Danny’s abilWomen's Double Groesbeck d Teggy Standing-Auniity to pound the first ball Norma Carlson 57 61 unretumable fashion was ' d Maurlna Timmons simply too much for Sutton who Mary Oakason default could not match Freed's powerful as not as was and delivery steady the younger player from the base Diamond Calendar line Friday’s Game WASATCH LKAUCE In Sequent Sets Utah Power and vs Barnett Sagers-Sterlin- g ot 837-yar- ftemlflnals) vs Paul Harmon Mehner vs Merlin p Ofen’s Singles Consolation) Semifinal 1:30 p m — Bob Goodell va Fred Mehner Singles Consolation) (Junior 1 p m —Allen Hardy v Pat Heal 3 p m — Dick Dortou vs winner Hardy-He- al match (semifinal) 3 p m — Omer Morris va Homer Winder Slack Hardy-Jac- four-gam- 2- Barker (“Junior Singles Berg Pl n —mCliff — Frank 4:30 M V The remaining finals — men's (semifinal) (Junior Doubles) 5 p singles women’s singles junior doum — Fred Mehner-Bll- l In the fourth the Yanks tied the T r Eardley-Harol- d will be played big-tim- score with a three-ru- rt join the splurge With Willi Boston ' the bases loaded on two walks and —provided the United States wins the famous international trophy BOSTON June 10 (Ah— The Cin- Joe DiMaggio’s single Rookie Tom from England next month e Henrich Or if cinnati Reds evened their stepped up as the day's in failing to win the famous interEd Kingsley championship series with the Boston Bees hero” with a double clearing the Shute who has held most every national trophy Budge demon- Thursday by coming from behind sacks major honor in golf at the age of strates that he at any rate stands with a two-ru- n Thereafter it was just a breeze rally in the ninth 32 except the national open crown at the head of the world’s amateurs to a 5 victory over Ira for the Yanks register NEW YORK CHICAGO bagged a birdie on the home hole he will still be asked to sell himself Hutchinson who as usual had to ABHOAI ABHOA with an putt to match the down the river overcome a wobbly start Cronetll 3 0 2 KiRadcllff If 4 3 5 Rolfe 3b 3 1 2 OiKreevlcb three under par 69 that Snead had cf 5 4 1 The Reds pounded Hutchinson for DiMagRio In the latter case It is doubtful 5 2 4 0! Walker rf cf posted a short time before as the if the pros will get him At least four runs in the second but the Gehrig lb 4 1 9 OiBonura lb 34 13 1 8 4 12 OiApplIng 3 0 3 Dickey c consequence of aneagle three on they will not if the lanky redhead Bees overhauled them by clicking Henrich rf 4 2 2 OlHaye 2b 4 0 0 the eighteenth II runs off If Powell 4 three 0 3 4 0 1 Piet 3b against Johnny sticks to a decision which he has o 5 0 5 0 in the third and single Lazzcrt 2b 33 O0 03 2'Hewell 21 Kennedy Manero Cards 76 imparted not only to the profes3 0 1 Hadley p ( tallies off A1 Hollingsworth in the C&lu p 1 0 0 sional Interests who have apA wild opening day scramble saw sixth fifth and 33 7 27 101 Total 38 9 27 11 Total proached him but to officials of 20 of the 166 starters equal or surScore by Innings: Hutchinson gave way to the vetthe United States Lawn Tennis York 000 320 311 — 10 eran Bob Smith in the ninth and New pass par a flock of “dark horses” association 210 000 000 — 3 Chicago Dan Freed University of Utah star upset Ross Sutton seeded Les Scarcella batting in place of Summary: Error — Dickey Bonura running wild and the defending Runs batted In — Rolfe DlMaggfo 3 “When we win back the Davis Bill ' 3 in the city tournament in convincing fashion Thursday No drove in the winning Gehrig Tony Manero trailing by Myers champion Dickey Henrich 3 Lazzeri Walker - seven shots with an erratic 76 Bonura-- 2 cup” he said upon leaving for Eu- run hits — Rolfe DiMaggio — Henrich Stolen Henrich bases “will Bonura to talk time be rope CINCINNATI BOSTON enough' A gallery of nearly 2000 spectaplays — Crosettt to Lazzeri to GehBHOA Double to Appling to Bonura Bases on tors gave Snead a terrific ovation about giving up my amateur status Ctiyler cf BHOA 4 0 1 oEnnlsh 3b 4 1 1 2 rig:- Haves Cain Strikeball— Hadley this: can am I I But tell Gnmlmaii 2 0 2 4 outs— Hadlev 17 Kennedy 46 Hits— rf 4 0 2 OlWarztler going you as he got home with a drive and Off Ken Kennedy If 4 1 S OiMoor Welntrab S 2 4 0 rf we an until In to amateur 5 Cain 2 in 2 stay Hit b d bring Jordan lb 4TB 2 Cucclnello 2b 5 213 nedy — 0 No 4 wood on the eightWild pitci pitcher By Hadley (Radcliff c Davl 4 2 4 llBerzer If — eenth hole and tapped down the the cup back to this country” Kennedy Losing pitcher— Kennedy 1 1 0 Outlaw 3b 0 0 0 OlIMMaxKlo cf 54120 Whether Don spoke thus from a RISK four-fo3b 2 0 3 3 Fletcher lb 4 0120 putt' he needed for an conviction 2 0 4 0 Kampur 2b 3 11 4 01 Lopez o that the present quest Lombardi Huffman’s Double eagle three and the 69 that broke a c 1 Q Oi Hutchinson p 4 0 0 n 3 0 1 21 Bmith p 0 deadlock in the pacemak- of the American JDavis cup team Sdyera a cHcarsella 0 will he be or successful whether Aids Brownies ing class 0 0 II u 0110 Gives be willing to remain a simon Geibcrt Vander Hardly had the tumult subsided wouldover ST LOUIS June 10 OP)— Rookie 3 1 0 0 Meer of several a p years Holngflwth p 2 1 1 21 period before Shute came striding to tfee pure Ben Huffman’s ringing fourth inn Newsom 1 0 0 flj finish with every shot in his bag of campaigning for the return of xxHafey ing double which drove three Grissom p 0 0 0 Ol The leaders each went the trophy may not be said clicking Browns home was the blow heard BOSTON June 10 (AP)— The Boston Red Sox and Washington 34 8 27 121 35 7 27 12 Total Total Cynical tennis enthusiasts howout in 35 and back in 34 Their ’round Sportsman’s park Thursday xBatted for Mvers fn ninth Senators totals set a new competitive record ever who have heard former AmeriThursday appeared to strengthen their clubs five days bexxBatted for Hollingsworth In ninth in St Louis’ 6 to 3 victory over 040 000 002— fi Cincinnati for Oakland Hills which has been can luminaries express steadfast- Boston fore the trading deadline by exchanging their managers’ “problem 000—5 Washington 003 Oil to cause to ness amateur the only Davis Errors— Goodman slightly revised and lengthened nummary: Russ Van Atta fanned eight and children” in a deal five players Rims batted In — Karrrponrls 3 RiEgs since the home pro A1 Watrous yield to the sirfcn voices of promo- Mvers until he reThe Red Sox in dire need of 2 scattered eight hits Cucclnello Scarsella Lombardi t easwealth ters of singing quickly old of 63 — low mark the hit Moore up Berger Berger hung for Sheriff Blake after walkpitching strength turned over the ' Homs run — tired hit — Kampouri and pleasantly acquired are not 1933 ily Goodman open Johnny All-ScottiDouble ing two men in the ninth Cucclnello Stolen base — English majors’ onljT brother battery Wes sh counting upon Budge's continued &lay — Cucclnello to Warstler to Fletcher WASHINGTON 8T LOUIS champion Joined two other ama- services and Rick Ferrell along with Outon balls — Vander Meer 4 Hollingsas an amateur beyond this B H O A B H 0 A y teur sensations in the tie 3 Hutchinson 2 4 1 2 0 Davis lb Btrikeouts— Van- Hill cf fielder Mel Almada for Pitcher 3 0 6 summer provided he maintains the worth der Meer 3 Grissom 1 Hutchinson 4 Hits Lewis 3b i 5 0 1 2 West cf for third place at 70 4 0 0 Buck Newsom and Outfielder Ben — Off Vander Meer 5 In 4 Innings Ho3 1 2 1 Vosmik If 4 2 3 2b Myer The day’s long shot surprises were pace he set In the matches against llingsworth 2 in 4 Grissom 0 In 1 Hutchin- Stone rf 5 2 2 0 Bell rf 4 0 1 Chapman General Manager Eddie son 7 in 8 Smith 1 in Winning Simmons If 5 1 3 0 Clift 3b 4 0 0 0 sprung by "Trailer Bill” Holt the Australia Collins of the Red Sox insisted no — Hollingsworth not is Robert Losing pitcher — Travis ss 4 3 2 4 Knlckbkr ss 3 1 4 pitcher probably Y Zuppke automobile N salesSyracuse Hutchinson 4 1 8 1 Huffman c 41 8 0 Kuhei lb cash was involved in the deal 4 0 3 1 Carey 2b Frankie Stra-fa- concerned over the fact that critiman and 3 2 5 4 Hogan c Deflhong p 3 0 1 1 Van Atta p 2 1 0 4 Okeh Moves of Brooklyn public links cham- cism of the first important exhibit Pliillies Humble Clubs 0 0 0 0 Blake p xMihaiic 0 0 0 TURNBERRY Scotland pion of 1935 They joined big Ed of his paintings at the Palmer House Boston club regarded the The 37 Total 9 24 7 10 27 31 10 to Totals the Dues 5 lo 4 Juno 10 (VI’)— An Dudley of Philadelphia and Frank in Chicago was confined 100 010 001—3 Washington acquisition of Newsom and ChapSt Louts 1937 British woWalsh of Chicago a pair of pro- sporting pages of the local press 000 400 20x — 6 tile final for man as helpful and the Senators Errors — Van Atta Carey PHILADELPHIA June 10 UP)— Summary: fessional cracks at the 70 mark rather than to departments given men’s golf championship was atone Runs batted iu — Simmons who have been seeking a competent over to more serious subjects such The Phillies made it two in a row Myer Huffman 3 Carey Hton 2 Mosmlk 2 with Goodman Jessie when assured Thursday e catcher for several seasons were hits — Simmons Huffman Hill Nor over the slipping Pittsburgh Pithe music drama art and as Doris of Perth and Anderson — of the on the heels' Sacrifice front would it be fair to say that his oils rates Thursday by pounding Bill Knickerbocker Travis Davis Right confident that Rick Ferrell would on ball— Off DeShong 2 Van Atta Bases Park a for of well runners situated Edinburgh fought spurt Struck out — By DeShotig 3 Van Atta Swift and Joe Bowman for a 5 to 84 Hits strengthen them — Off Van Atta 8 In 8 Blake 1 in their way through the quarround that’s received more favorable comment 4 in the second Neither of the pitchers involved than writers victory the from 1 Van might Atta Winning sports pitcher— and and semifinals terfinals the before field scheduled Friday Late Pittsburgh rallies In the in the deal probably the most temof such been vouchsafed have by title into round low 60 for is cut to the Friday’c Saturday’s DETROIT June 10 UP)—' The Deperamental pair in baseball can be connoisseurs as would be eighth and ninth innings just missed Miss Anderson disposed of doubleheader finale were four pro- Chicago’s rally tying the score as the Phillies caught troit Tigers put on a two-ru- n upon to bolster either of flaws to depended inclined overlook possible 3 Wiikiits 4 and Two and fessional sharpshooters Jlorrit those second division clubs in technique in view of the dynamic the potential tying run off third with one out in the ninth inning she in choices semifinals which the Henry betting Wes Ferrell a rightwhich base with one out in the ninth to defeat the slipping Philadelphia Picard of Hershcy Pa and Ralph vigor and bold color effects mounreached for the third straight to save the victory for Bucky Athletics in the series finale Thurshander inning appears to have lost the characterize the paintings ar sub-pthe from Andrew Guldahl of Chicago shared won Mrs 4 to 3 year vicWalters 20 him day earned control that of them expressPHILADELPHIA 71 bracket with Mike Turnesa tain scenes many McNair 8 and 2 DETROIT PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA 15 defeats last seaAritories moods in against various BHOAI BHOA! BHOA highland BHOA ing Y MorN and Fred of Elmsford Miss Park who holds the 4 13 2 Rolhrock cf 5 2 X OFnx rt LWanrr cf 5 4 2 0 Norris 2b son and Newsom another starzona and Canada leiiHCH If 3 1 2 0 Mom cf 5 1 2 0:Rok crown 4 1 4 9 5 1 3 ft Marlin cf women’s rison of Pasadena Cal Scottish won 17 and lost board who 4 2 0 0 "For flinger 3b 5 2 1 liGehrmeer 2b 4 3 2 2 Werher 5 0 Klein says rf PWanerrf Zupp many years” 14 7 and”' 15 a Near Leaders routed Peggy Falkner 5 0 3 0 Greenbrp lb 2 0 8 3 3 3 8 0 Johnson If Vaughan ss 5 2 3 3ramitil lb I Suhr year ago has flso had trouble “I have dabbled in painting 3 1 R rWhltnev 3b 4 0 11 Bruckerc 4 2 2 0 Walker rf 3 0 2 0 6 lb Her semifinal victim was Lighthorse Harry Cooper of Chistarted this year To date 4 2 5 4iLaab not an If 3 OlAruovioh If 1 0 2 0 Peter 2b Todd c 5 2 0 4 artist 0 0 do getting consider myself p runner-up Elsie Cnylett 1985 runner-ucago 1936 occupied a 2 1 9 XiTebbetta c 3 2 2 0 Dean lb 3 1 8 0 Handley 2b 5 11 1 3'Moora If beaten the Yankees Tigers has he one instead but putwhq a merely 0 7 2 2 4 0 4!cilfton c Newsom 3 0 0 2 3b 1 0 9 72 Brubakr tour3b 3iGrace where his in the English women's threatening spot at 4 0 0 2 Brldce p and Browns and has bowed to the 3 12 1 3 0 0 liSchareln ss 4 1 2 4 Caster p ters around in oils” Altogether Swift p company included Vic too zGnalln 4 10 5 0 0 0 0 ney with the score 3 and 2 Bowman p 2 2 0 0: Walter p Athletics White Sox Tigers and modest zz White (Continued on Page Twenty-two- ) 34 11 27 12 Browns in that order Ha has only Total 41152411 Total 30 7 27 8 Total 38 10 X25 12l Totala 101 000 020—4 Pittsburgh been able to go the full nine inrun out 20x— 5 XOn when icoredi 200 100 Philadelphia winning Runs batted three times and during his Batted for Bridge in ninth Summary: Frror — Martin nings Girls’ Softball in— L Waner Handley zzRan for Tebbett In ninth Vaughan 2 Mar67 innings he has given 76 tin Whitney Camilli Klein 2 001 000 020 — 3 Philadelphia RECREATION IEAGT B Detroit 48 batters and struck out 000 020 002 — 4 hits— Norris Klein Vaughan Club htandini of the Horn runs— L Waner Marhit — Camilli Error — Tebbetts Peters Bet 39 Won Lost Summary: Ferrell has won but two of his — — mercenfHT-rarrftnrexrTffl- FRIDAY’S HCHFIH LE (AH at Forest Dale) Mens fllngles Semifinals) 2:30 p m—-- Dick Bennion va Dan Freed 3:30 p m — Dave Freed va Gordon GIlea (Men'i Doublet Hemlflnslil 5 p in — Dick Bennion-Gordo- n GIlea va Malcolm Booth-Bil- l Pardoe Freed-DanFre4v- - Announcement that the final matches will be divided over two and Sunday— is made by Harold"' Barkcrv' I our na- ment manager The men’s doubles final is slated Saturday along with junior singles boys' doubles and the consolation finals in junior and men’s singles divisions At the same time semifinals in the women’s- singles and junior doubles —CHICAGO June 10 (P)— — Liienew if T4 0 3 2 York Yankee - clouters ruined the Hartnett n "2t-I- f urLavapetto 2D 4 ?rrtn 3 2 2 0 English ss 4 1 1 1 O’Pea c 4 1 3 1 White Sox 5 2 0 0 Hpeneer c Marty rf winning streak and first-plac-e 5 4 5 4jElaetiatat p 0 0 O 1 Jurges ss 3 0 1 3:Krankhous p 2 1 1 4 Lee p hopes Thursday by pounding 10 0 0 zMnrgan I Baker p 0 0 0 0 out a 10 to 3 victory before 20000 Totals 40 10 27 121 Totals 35 10 27 14 fans iBatted for Fraukhouse tu eighth 121 — The defeat ended the White Sox 9 040 100 Chicago 000 002 — 3 run of 10 Trr’DOl Brooklyn Btralght victories longest Collins Runs Summary: Errors— Htrlpp hatted In — xHartnett Jurges 3 Galan 3 streak in the e this year It Manush English Marty Btrlpp— ?'I)ea Sox back into the hits Pemaree Marty Hartnett also dropped Htolen base — third Home run — Galan Bucher place and left the world cham Double plays Sacrifice — Lee 2 Galan — J urges to Collins Collins to Jurges Lee pions in undisputed possession of to Jurges to‘ Collins ' Bases on balls- the American league lead again Strikeouts — Krankhmise 2 Baker 1 held to seven hits by Kruukhouse 3 Lee 5 Hits — Eisenslat 5 In Although I 13 Innings Frankhouse 9 In 6 Baker 2 In 1 Hit by pitcher— Hack by Baker Vernon Kennedy and Sugar Cain Wild pitch — Frankhouse Losing pitcher — while the Sox were belting Bump Eisenslat Yanks made Hadley for nine-th- e every safe blow count OlManush ed 6-- Vital Frays On Friday Net Docket se Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 Nt ImiIs 0 Washington 3 New York JO Chicago 3 537-yar- 6-- three-out-of-fi- i4 Thursday’s ? 555-ya- Pros-Prim- of the Teams standing New York Cleveland Chicago Detroit Boston Washington Philadelphia St Louis 1 In Semifinal Friday Bennion Dan Freed Mix k- s Distributed by 130 Facific t NF1SON-ANSO- Ave Salt Ljik Phone City N Watch CO INC 3U Utah I |