Show i Adanton - 26 y ' ' LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING l'ULY SALT ' - -- - - k " I ' I11 ltiOsox !CYO: Kens Top Place Rookie:IThe HeldCubste Three Safeties i I Chisox Bag - - —In-Second-Pla- Vt 49 42 Ruston 4 29 12 11 14 I IS &shingles PIC lAnoll 39 33 ' Philadelphia 621 992 23 - - ' I f:: i FrIday's 114411111(11 Detroit 14 New lurk 7 hoiden G St Lents 4 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 4 Cltneland 11 Washington : se Philadelphia it illottpal or honetti at Washington - ' ' ::-4''' '" -- - ::::0 ''''''' :N'ir9401°e' '' Wk:4i30e lir t A: ' i ' r t ' i$'' 4 ' ' litotes Utah Power : 04 '' vs - -- 1 a cross DETRorr July 16 between a circus sideshow and la burlesque farce the Tigers trininced ! 34 to 7 r the 'New York Yankees Friday to sate one aarne out of their i UP)---I-n '' ' '''' r:"1:-- "4 11 f - s s 2 i 'e'- ) C : '" 4s :Or'' ''''' 1' :set 14 :i4': :4:!:'' i - '! -: eootomi :i 'r"::5''1!!-'-::::Fi'"::''4-4R 4cr' 4 by the widest stretch of the imagination could the game be baseball particucalled lady the Tigers' sixth inning when they scored seven runs on one hit ' - os ' 0:f4:':-- 1 : N' 030'' 'i''''!!'7 7' ' '':'s'' 4! ':'ii:N'-4'42-:A place f7 a : $ Famous Racing Driver Arrives National League t itaadlas chirag Sew lark ' - ' Pittsburg:I 1114411 441 AI g SO Philadelphia 4 arrival in Salt Lake City that ho g would try to start bin Pet rum on the Bonneville omit 811 July :03 -1114- 4144 flats on Mondaypermitting :VA ii Ab intends to visit the flats early it 4i 3'iT next week and determine the tsact Wilt condition of the two tracks he will 48 tho Slabs bt oa l'als 48 rin"'11101 record-seekin- 'dp — — -- use Friday's Results Seaton Chicago l piiisburgh ILL New totha 8 Cincinnati - Rrookila -aL ce lualags) s 0 - heonglyn-Froerh- t "14 Jimmy I r ::: '4!''':-::''':- :' z " :opv-::::':- : :::': i :s"i:::::::::::::::: 0 r 1 ::"s ! ehlt oar---T- 0-- 0 t - t the-thre- f r( Pat Malone and Frank Makosky walked seven batters in that frame to fall just one short of the major league recordGerryWalker—theTigers' clouting outfielder struck out twice to equal the major league record Red Rolfe and Frank Crosetti 'committed errors to complete the blowup For five innings it looked like the Yankees were going to sweep the series with another lopaideci win The blowup came at that point however and e inning for the Yanks couldn't make a ball game out of the whole affair suffered In their with the Boetona them out of first Lake-Federatio- : '::'1"11:i:'-'--45'v-- - - 'Not - s l:4 se-- Pet 553 venial the Cube 150 stt three game Berle" 500 250 It did not knock 143 4 5 4 6 6 133 :rs:'!- ' C'44t-'-''- !':4'':': r - "k-"11- :: ! x: s! $ '4910 ::aØ 44::''''4z::::-- i'4::::i'4'4'- " ! - 'Ar 0 s The first run will be made with (it his specially-bui- lt car Ab said and After that Ls completei he will try a nu COMMIttlitV: Umpires backer Boston Keleher for new records with two stock batter but Fette issued one Chleaga at as NM I foray t gok cars IT:rigin)tlgvaeYeettleent These machines are the same lusfaikai asnotv base on balls and struck out—three atir:30 p mi umpires Don and Bar- Cubs park l'incinnati at Rosinib—Hollingswerth IL with which he won the Stevens ney: !Keret' Whitely ' CHICAO0 i 14ligtlatuelie at Phila4elphia-400- ft as trophy at the Indianapolis speedOfGarmo The race for Mist place In the OS1111 It B4110 Jobeson way a few weeks ago it Belt A request for sole use of the second half race in the Wasatch goallt 3blb 4 0 1 03 Waret ier al 3 03 13 3 4113 Diktap Bonneville salt flats during SepBuchet brake the ball 3 0 3 rt 0 bp Domani Bait of the league tember and October was received Berman 2b 3 1 0 3IHoore rt game of Amatetir Baseball continues to rartnets t a 3 1 0 01 Mayo' 3b— 4120 4 1 1 4 BROOKLYN CINCINNAtT of com1 Fridayby the chamber 3 r0er:1117 C t! 3103101 2 lhrtion- 11331 PO tiCoo'ney et 8411 mercebe as hot as the Weather following cuarrlkasei 3 3 1 from Gteeorrge E T Eystono 5 0 0 4 Fete ' ss 1 Goodmn rt 4 1 3 0111nseett lb 4 2 't 0 English Friday games C Y O loop lead- Treyl' 0 0 0 It 4 2 1 01Manugh rt 5 3 1 0 Ottyler OwomNdWwak 12r 'Totals Captain Eyston advised that on C 4 1 5 01Pbelps 5 3 8 3 el er chalked up its fifth triumph 34 10 27 12 rate''' Totals 29 3 24 a 4 2 1 0 saluicher 0 0 0 0 receipt of the requested permit for 1 000 000— ' :::ella 2O003-iagainst one defeat when it toppled:7 It Lavastel 2b 5 3 4 0 sole use he will make final prepare- Iltiag' 3b Bucher It 5 2b 1 ? ? mmyePtra 2 x—Batted tor Penman In the eighth Thirty-eight- h behind 2 2 2 tions to sail for the United States Infantry n 32 11 11 02 Stripe' se3b 44 220 Merman 1 2 3 withhis-racinBrown Mrrore—DemMaree p Derrlogr ' itirnri417Vd Cooo 2 -3 request g n ' p 2 00 o Himiin ppitching Cit Johnny 2 Hlih Schott p 0 00 0Jerfenat e 0000 will be acted upon by the Bonne- hie aZubsim Grimm' Vaughan slender southpaw Wood- - 71r116rilm711 rheas-b- retcher 0 0 sMalinomIty 9 association PI) play—AreQr: Double haertlice—Wanitler bury Realtors first half champions otter ilrrnithae p Igg? vills Speedway to Fletcher to Cuccloello Num on turned back Mountain States Tele- - balle—Fett l''''Strigeouta—Fatto 3 Tnti ia 331 Ox 24 1ILTota1s-404- 0'!0w°' '':Wwf ie4'4:: :' 5 I I - - ':: Atigie t BOSTONJuly IC (AP)—Lou Tette the Boston Bees' sensational Ireshmanslimitedthe In- - Salt-Lak- e of which were extremely scratchy friday while chalking up- - his Ilth win in 14 starts by a 1 margin Ab Jenkins famous speed rating Although it was the aecond re- driver announced Friday upon his Friday's Results O Vince DeMaggio gave Tette some Thirtyseighth Infantry wc00dY'bclut' Realtors 7 Mountain Lass with his stick knocks Telephone 2 Barnett Os WIWI O Utah Power and lintlittitysupaport i Llaht 3 triple and single -runs and driving in three COHN( aeladnie the Bees n ' & Pt aitupillay's w vs Moose club Commu- another of the half-doze- n ( nity '915 a m' umpires ' Barber and made off Bill Lee Beaumont geomereer Thirty-eight- h Lee did not fan or pass a single Infantry vs Wnedburv Real- - 7 ' “ minors : :?k4 I' ii:-- :' Cards------ti--- - r 6-- WARMTH LEACH& Itandlog of the (lobs Won Lod è Welts - 36th Infantry Mountain '!tItilt tt:P':'!':::!i er ' B - S jenKinilWm Start Rums Jitty — hits--tw- Woodbury' Barnett- '' :N 0 Ir il :''''- - 1 : -- 1 CU Pirates Defeat Giants 4 to 3 Take Two Dodgers Triumph ce NN"-:4 v7 Cleveland—Hadley Eoula—Selley $t -t- ' Detrolt—Deshong bridges - li' t 1' !v Saturday's Filchers Roston at Chicai New lark al tow 's ' :1":y1:7L':'':':::!''' 91 I 4 23 3111 294 41 i - - "- (et::'0?1:' 9114 49 91 - 21— 4r ' of the Clubs Seanding o 7 1 - ' -- Woodbury Realtors Triumph to Stay - - League - New 'lark I -- - - Fettit 1- in uver II ii - BY Victoyy Tussles From Browns Macks ' ea - 4 - 1 - t he e '' ' ' 'n :: - '' :'' s:i': s4u-:'::- b:':'J Bantetend-Weia- st nd phont4-7-2i- -8 run scored out when winning 4 Blue Bell Outfit 2—Batted for Jeffcoat in the eight continuing ita hot pace of the paat Unearned Run In Eleventh it' az—Ran for Phelps in the ninth C'':s-three weeks overpowered Utah Gives Corsairs Game ' ::f tP izls: Al: 0 Cincinnati 000 110 021— k Brooklyn "—Inn - 002 00:4— 2 Wins by Forfeit rower and Light 2 NEW YORK July le Runs batted Summary: Error—Riggc Vaughan after a shaky second in- - Giants threw 2 Derringer Maninin Stepp : a fine chance to in—Cuyier Blue Bell Gas won ite fifth away L avagetto Bucher the Jordan Cooney soldiers which frame in Hafey fling '''' k '' n i hita—Cuyier 2 Lavagetto Jot straight game in the Capitol league I) scored both their runs settled regain the National league lead dart Threetboas hita-- ' erringer Bassett ' '' ''''''''' and had the free swinging day by giving Up an unearned run Sacrificea—Hassett Myers Double playa Friday Henager's Business college AA 4s avoremeww040 '''''W211Cqq vsitoxwosaz —Brown to to Jordan Basset to the league leader post crew baffled for the rest of in the eleventh inning to give Pitts-th- e Derringer to Jordan Bampouria Lou Fette Boston rookie who held the Cu be to three hits and won by a 6 to 1 5COM Base on balls—Off forfeiting scheduled sun-a- y Three games are Hamlin 4 Derringer 1 Salazar little third burgh-a-4-- th Strikeonta—Harn-game Tony 3 — itn 8 i forlows: McClanahan's vs victory es saekeralle-cted-tw-t—Cath Derringer 12 in 5 innings Manahan The Giants remained only a few off 5 in 2 fichott 1 in 0 Grissom 1 II O Blue Bell No 23 p m umpire FL-Ile club's seven hits and in addition Hamlin 7 in 7 Franithouse 2 In 1 Petersen Tooele A C vs Henathe off loop pace percentage bases points three swiped Jeffcoat 1 in Wild pitches—Hamlin 2 Passed hall—Phelps Winning pitcher ger's No1 3:30 p m umpire Lynn Lefty Lontz was nicked for three but might have won but for the —Franithoure Petersen White Star Service vs Losing DETROIT runs in the first inning and one in eleventh inning blowup NEW YORK — ARNO A ARHOA! Cliff Melton walked two of the Jenkins' No 2 5:15 p m umpire the second following which he kept Cromettl be 2 1 2 1 Fox et 6 2 1 0 Gilbert TOoele City bye 4 0 3 4 Neffner es 2 1 0 &Rubel! se the winners away from the plate first three batters to face him in 5 2 2 2i0ehrinxer lb 3 1 3 5 Itolte 311 4 until the seventh in which frame that frame and was replaced by Phelps and Grissom DiMaggio et 5 2 2 0Greenbrg lb 3 112 0 Pinney Beverage triumphed over Dick Coffman Pep Young then hit Gehrig lb- 5 1 7 04Walker rt 5 0 2 0 scored their final run they 15-4 2 3 2 4 1 7 &York 3b 7 in pickev e To the feature Ostler Candy what should have been a easy double Locals Out to Enter Victory Column Escape Fines Bradley Says Steve 5 2 1 1 The scores: Hernial rt 4 1 1 OlLaabe If 2 1 2 1 game at White park Friday to go BARNETT WEISS! 3 1 2 01TobbeIts Powell If UTAH POWER play ball but Burgess Whitehead 0 0 0 0 three-wa- y Emoted 2b 3 2 1 1160oslio Al ABROA a AB110 -NEW tie YORK July 16 (WMfor first place Into e wild throw past made a At Expense of Bingham Club Will Keep Ills Job Pearson 4 1 0 21RiehIns I 0 0 &Hayworth e 1 1 0 t) 0 0 Chratnin 0 3 1 1 0 first allowing Al Todd to score the President Ford Frick of the Ne)4aloott p p20 0 0 01Foloberxr b 2 Columbia—league:a–Pinney Sality so lb 3 1 2 41Newmtt e 0 0 0 0 3 4 2 5 2 4 3 DeKleva 11akoelty p 1 1 0 OirobWhito 2b and Stagg Ostler s tional league Friday said he would Lang each have won Stewart ef 4 1 1 01Trewek CLEVELAND July 16 (ill—Pres-- 2 2 0 1 3 2 1 0 winning run The Bucs' earlier Broaii p 0 0 0 llAtiker p four games and lost one 1 0! XHoopt came on homers by Young and Bill not tine Babe Phelps Brooklyn Ident Alva Bradley of the Cleveland' 3 !I 1:1M1t111"i' By MARLOWE BRANAGAN - -----00 Top"i"! The 51 celebrated - - Totals 37 13 24 Kong Kelly Ditmon If 2 1 1 0101olon if2b 2 0 2 1 Brubaker catcher or Lefty Grissom Cincin - baseball club came out flatly ThursTot ale 37 13 27 15 Determined to get back into winning stride after three straight admitted to be oneKing of the beat soft- Mamma e 3 1 2 0 Bail 3b aBatted for Broara In ninth KUM YORK 2 0 0 2 Pirraavaan nati pitcher for Wednesday's fight day with the statement that Steve 3 0 1 0 111Coner 2 0 Of B gBaited Tor Tebbetta In sixth 2 POWtott Al d 0 P in Magna-Garfieldefeats BMOS two the Millmen at first hands the the ball pitchers in the United States 1 1 0 0 Hndley 2b 5 1 2 2Chlozza ezBaiteit for Poffenberger In shith O'Neill manager of- the Indians will !Mamie P 3b 5 0 2 5 at home plate 040 010 002— 7 half LWatter-422 2- - 1 0 a 01 Bartell se tew York "The—only—crime—committed—WkET hid job for- the rest of the playoff series and the other in the opening game of the second will show before SaltLake 118 ToTill-7-2-4-5 000 007 i 101 Step 9 18 —TM 1 slit 27 0 It 4 4 5 It 0 Jensen 01Moore 0 !am Saturday StimmarYikrrors:Iiretbettli Rolfe Crum- half race last Sunday 005 121— 9 Subr lb Bartlett & Weiss 3 1 8 et 4 2 1 0 that Grissom didn't know how to season and maybe for years to Berger Pinney Beverage Salt Lake CitY entry in the -0002 Itttl 2 York Bogen Runs baited la—York OH his and Power Kong e 1 ? steal home" 'laid Frick King Fork Utah 4 1 21 Ott rt 5 Spanish 5 0 Todd come" 2 TroPowell 3 Auker 3 Labs 3 Diteert hits—Poultom Summary: McCthy lb 5 0175 31 --'Pearaou CroNetti niekev Greetiberc White Utah Industrial league will entertain home town fans Sunday at teammates will appear here at 8:30 week - Dckohot an rt 53 12 25 IllWhitehd Glauque DeKleya Stewart Ditmom-2b 4 3 Young x 2 Luba-- - Gehringer—Two-base- m at White park in a special exDouble Brubkr 2:30 11 Bailey Ablett's hustling Gernmell clutYcreyv hits—Treweek 3is 4 2 0 1 0 0 0 p aRlople York linker Hayworth Rolfe Threebase rz PIPS—DeRieva to BalltV to Olvatt Pharged Blanton P 1 0 0 0 Denning a 4 0 4 0 hibition game with Ostler Candy delat Homo York The locals started off the second ':-Struck Treweek to aPWaner 1a 0 0 01Meltnti p 3 1 0 3 Double gigue- -A iikee litarritice—lisyworth 4 ballis—Treweek a on Bence Treweek race the half debit on side of 2 the 0 0 1r 0 Brown Ito Powell 7 "I p p 00 York 911111AVA Greenberg: -1' OiC010000 ME811115 Gehringer Paaaed ballo—Olatinne Mass Umpires-Air Mane Pete Gehringer to Greenberg: Rogell to4 Greets- - ledger when they lost to the Mill- Scorer—Harvey Decker Ewing and 101 30 8 3319 Totals Aulier Total! 30 ? 33 berg Bases Oon t9neptolee' Leartiet ''::i : i''''' '''' Malone 2 Makosky 1 Strike- ::! men 8 to ft Gem- 1 Pearson a—Batted for Blanton in the fourth R It O 38TIE INPANTRY 0 Y ABH0A1 -- -- 21 Pearson 5 z—Batted tor Whitehead in the eleventh Manufarturera I 3 AB H 0 A 6 Salt outa—Poffenberger 8 melt—third—place-T7f Tri plat:150kt) rson 100 o— 01— 4 3 in 5 13: Malone Ilikeeetet News 2 a a s021 000 - 000-07 9 31s 4 2 0 21Wvatt cf- - 3 0 9 9 PrIlottsburgh tone out In sixth Makosky 3 Iti 1: itroeg 3 a - the- : 1"11t--TermBurris ? Anderson- M Dectivand Iltr- - Salazar 201 000A rwinnerI 3 0 4 111terrick se —3 0 0 41 Snow 2b In 8: Atiker 7-- 5 in 1 liarrow 7' t Whitehead st---half Baxter daten camErrore—Young rf5 summary: 1 10 01omanav 2b 3 1 3 3 4 lb 111Caputo 11i 4 in 3:Winning piteher—Polfenberger: log2 4 11 6 0' Runs batted Young 2 1 -4 1 111111rbough ' In—Berger Hadley rf &Caputo 11 - - log titebey—Malone 77t 1P 3 0 q 0 2 Ott Brubaker Home runs—Young Ertl palm is knocking I & 9 A 7 1 (timpani' el 43 11 02 91Wa1bton Bac- bases—Bartell Moore 11Cr1imItne It 3 0 3 0 hakec-Sto- len If at the first place NEW YORK July '16 tett re ellPateinion 10 9 5 Marine 6 0 9 1 1 Browns Fall to Win 1 Double plays 21Molike 0 az 2 flees—L Walter Melton Fikenter Win cest:ir Meiboi and rhell and Ambers In second door Montanez 1 3 defPedro and 2 lb"' to 3 Buhr Bases &se3 0 e to iilmith rtetiet —Todd Pamela Young Young Before J if 10 0 2 On balls—Oft Melton 4 Wanton 2 Brown half competition initely came to terms-Frida- y Vaughan p 3 0 1 21Lonts b - --- for iP4 1 1 Btrikeouttp—Meitot- t- s Coffman (Co bla 1eagne31---Bos- he 16 9a 727 club 3 11 the 21 -9! 21 Total 7 Bingham 'ratans Blanton 1 Brown 3 ' ilits-Oi R H Blanton i ': their 000-15 lightweigh-mg! championship ' - e10- Berberrnrr re 8 Melton 7 in second A to 3 3 (7 Y O in 8 Brown corded 3 in 10 5 1 innings havingr't —IonRedSoxteldtight 020 000 0— 3 L anininee 1i 13 2 381h Infantry Stolen0t 8 Denier pitcher o v e r bout which will feature Mike Javictories lain: bages—Salarar 3 R 10811:03w ne and Glaque Meredith and A Os 'a4 place in the American league by s Summary: Pignut° adaring Smith Savrifiee hit—Lonts q' 4014 Ns 33 Provo and Mid- - cobs' card at the Polo 44'1" taking the odd game of a series of !"4tkrrti Runs batted M— R H Games Double Two Take Cards R three from St Louis Friday 6 to 4 ir vale and having grounda September 17 Campania Caputo Caputo 0 7 Ostler 8 2 Lomatioev and Warbiirloil: lost to U S Mines while members of the 1922 Browns 15 11 1 Ways —HerrIrk From Philadelphia 1 and F Caputo Struck al Jetts Foraborg and OntittWiscomb and Vailahn - Ambers is to receive a guarantee ' ' 2 Umballs—Louts on e h 1 Bases looked on 3 2 T tante C1Pl-1821ktem 40 4 i club Bingham PHILADELPHIA July 18 Of 265000 with an pption on 20 pires—Liddell Olsen Scorer—Whitity At rsdement Park Rain fell- as the Sox went to bat always pro- took both ends of bin League) 7 ((ol WOODBURY Monianez :' TELEPHONE took a three4 lI' first inning-an- d 1I il': vides action when per cent of the receipts R H I H 0 A header Friday from the Fhilliee ea 9 8 1 Turner 3b AIIHOAI 1 run lead takes a stand will receive 140000 ' a as Iaug Woldkir 4 3 0 1 0 211foleatter 10-- 3 0 2 and ' The last game went 2 5 3 0 1 3 Other bouts on the card will send PlEigillistryind ktootiri Pederson and After Pinkey Higgins' homer in But- Thonipan rf 3 0 0 ftOilbert l Saminy Oliver at the local ball- 2 8 0 10 innings 2 0 OiGnint 2 et 0 lb CNKrem tress — 2 1 7 2 the seventh a cold wind blew dust yard In Frank Zaccaria belting Slat() Escobar bantamweight chaml'Oreer c Lamont lb -- 3 1 8 3Seara-11--e - r BKehl the winner in bwotahs-R--m -0 coSn it el nwhni we f Balti3 2 2 es difficult ' have a hit- - pion against 2 sothicklyplay-was IlCialetoti-- o 11 9 3 1 1 4 2b 1 1 1 Walters If O'Shepherd 7Mareer-Thil—ilit " -Caputo Bucky Fiera n e e rect I 3 BOSTONST 10111 AAA Who poles 'tun out of the park more rf 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 Rirbothimon AB It 0 Al ABBOA ter Lawrence end Pug:: ssam - - 01tehl 2b o 3 0 4 0318pringer ICIIndort et ? 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the I signi000 ItIrro'ra—Lembottrne starting get MIIMMItri: Vincent taBottomier 1100 0 peeled Hams 2 B Kahl 2 Clown Johnson p I 1 0 21 Walters R 0 0 0 0 By Asmocisted Press Stnien Izatuf man 1 1 o o- ment Sunday but Manager Ablett iJorgene p 1 0 0 2 K Lindort Sae Onion 2 Sears Shepherd --- -SCHADIPLE SATURDAVIS send his speedball ace lanky ur4114178)14 the leaders (tarn three In !Postman C N 'Itrem Three- —O Rohl Mtn Mice Toialoi 39 13 27 91 Totals 381127 11 may Pork White ' p1100 i:o Pet (At 1 0 0 0 Ixtirown Two-b-e R AR a hill ‘ hits—lAmbour0p Gene Fish the to va 211nIted for Knott in seventh e1 ra Minerva it u 0 Runit—b-aftt -1i an 3 rower elk do 73 rart Gantt Thruer:-Sea--- tostoa tor mound-Mifft Ifernott k 'Cub Seare 3 Weer Krem Omer 5 i 180 38m N C Kehl on 21 s Pirates ono Itotarv 'Ito Totals 39 14 27 41 Totals 34 I 27 18 000 Pirlit'es t 4 292 58 113 :1387 Kehl to Pi Kehl to Lam- Doubts piera- -0 show Bill McDuf- - yarnott i Dove at Loula 100 000 0214 still a x—Batted for Lee in the ninth Strttrit 377 Charge defeat to Collipe $ 30 p tn—Ostler Spallish bourne Candy vs 74 273 68 103 101119 2Summary: irrors—)Knott Croninlmitu112 tie curve ball ace ha been over- - Oehrig Yankees 1 —001111111 000-- 10 Pt 500 050 MeKlesirk 6 t388 Dittman opt Fork Cronin -- - battedin—Gattka 2 CHM Urn Collins 3 3 000 200 3 100— bails—Dittman Philadelphia on 103 Routh Baits 70 362 285x b8 ason ye Yanks Jordan: but still Bill is Dhlateglo Two-ralLu worked this ae 2:20pra—Atierbach's I 2 Carel: Huffman Bell Bummary: S Moore Schareln 2 Pons Davis Mills ClittWest Bell—Tbroo-baahatte6 iti- --T Moore 3 Medwick 2 Ionia- just about the Pinney mound corps Boma run—HtEsins bit—Heath t I 2 Owen Brown lacittIaTit garay Padgett at present Kenny Price gangling ' —Knott Base' on balls—Wilaon 4 Itthruar in' ' Knott 1 'Bits— 2strikeouta—wurtaaa ' Owen from í - oft Knott ILI In 7 Strickland 0 itt 2 TrotT Moore i itedwiek Norris Arnovieh ' 0 in 1 Passed bail—Berg - ter imsg an attack of pneumonia and LaMar Double playa—owe 11 to Norris porocheri nott pitcher-Kto Beharein to Cimilit— Base On balls— Sharp and Jack McCausland have Strikeouts-- Jorgeni 3 Passim! 1 to -- produce in the clutches I will oillesle Itt Off —The failed hero and CLEVELAND- July 16 By jobnentLPassann-2—Eit-s--04- 3Tribune to who The Thepopularrnentor day twovictorsias McCauslantipitched 7 Jorgens Inning 14vIa3eeepsomminu 1 Ian fourth the hectic first half race the White Buffaloes - to BAhsint He made a (Steri) 3 Kelleher 0 In In 0 EL E —Sterling guidedstate titles in football- - has track and r Be b or- -Jor Hil n a (Baftwiake Dorris- I'? ire p at straight game11 Friday by defeating against the II ilimen in the first-yeaof in football-coach-fine record Tooele liareYfe Losing pitener—Waltera I i to 5 blasting their aeries he 11-- 0- stocepted a responsible- - position lasted less than one roaching—while-I- tt —Ceral— bigh-- -for concern formerteammati eWesley-Ferr- ell and ilocallousineas with (seeeed ' S harp has had trouble getting ‘ LOtilB): 1ST PHILADELPHIA his resignation Fri- school from the mound in the fourth inn- - trot decided against continuing in the l ABHO'ia ABH0A1 rewill 7 ' He be Ing 1 coaching game 7rmoz"2:t el 1 a 3IIIIATeli120b1- :11 Two other gantere are on Ferrell gave the Indians nine hits placed by Clayton (Tate) Wardell ' Padsett rf 7 3 4 0 411404reCE62413— ' football-atara- nd i in a little less than four innings be- - docket Sunday-le 1 lArnosteh c1 6 2 2 0 o p IR at 2 5 330 59' CW9hlinnetw33 fore being replaced by Ed Linke U S Mines tied 1i at the Central high 111:rrofd -' 4 with Gemmell 344 623 — lechoolcoach er 4 2 2 2 Grace c — t at Castle Dale last year- -5 2 41 winning his sixth game second-pla- ce Invades Owen Provo Am 8 4 for 8 as 0 Wherein 0 3 ' f' of the season for the Indians grant 4 :30 o'clock-set- -to The departure of Harris from Haines tli ' J 2 0 0 llsklen I 1 0 0 -with Lob Collins' ' 1 — Bvba 44 r ft 0 O'liYminir-2b--- ' ' - "- -' A ed 13 hits to the Senators but kept —c -- the coaching ranks takes a 2 0 1 2 '''' figure Warneke 0 0 p 0 game 0 p Millethy TimpaThelatter —them-we- ll scattered identified with the sia Martin 1 0 0 0118811exter p 3111 f)rominently 1 0 0 0 natty scheduled for 230 pm but CLEVELAND WASHINGTON 1 $iJobsisott 9 0 0 0 0 Midterm 0 i' - ' aadvance of high school sports in because funeral— services for Owen 0 1100 i BIIOA IJoreenS BHOA 0 - kJ 2 —Almodo-ef-5 I ' r 3 0 2 - 4 SMOOt former- Provo I I -0(110111 Li!!:101" i9f 111111Iyyelfrtshr2fri I TOtRIS 4 3 'Niels 402210 RIA 4 -- -- - (stLewlbT411Iiighe2b5 lie iwu known to hi ninth SBatted ' - udents Xuhel Grandvalues-an- d lb 5211 2 4 verill cl 4 2 1 0 scheduled for 2 p m the game was a "ik — quality 'wools to in seventh and townapeople alike held aBatttd Travis es 5 2 1 11 Trosky lb 5111 1 later the hourZ":t until IdOltile Pt postponed i 250 8—IIII ' At 100 011 Fimmont if 4 3I 1 Soften if 44 3 21 0 ' the school — ' of local down Into sults— er these high styled k'"tao coaching '' making 000 030 340 0--10 2 3 Camobil rf Philadelphia Error-MSport and pith barks 0 Mihalic 2b 4 40me st ' ize Buns batted in -without Summary: t posti b i olierlasilmk giving Sington rfc Al3 01 23 01' Wenthrlyrf 00 1) Patific Coast —Padeett ' Hale 34 210 R Ferril League tiledwrel 3 just everything yoti want in a suit for business or all kais beat at all times and 4 Millies C 1 1 1 01 stnityan a 4 1 5 1 '4 '' 4 H Martin A fno:teh 3 Whittles nraea: 'Minding of the flubs 2 Harder p 3 1 1 1 1 wear!-- - Small charge ' ' - only that the athletes give their —around WFerr11p Woa e bits—T-Iloor2 Lost Caudill 2 80 —Pt - - Linkrfilentn i - A p!--Racramenlo were 63 744 42 '' ' 4 beaL1nreturtLLMri&tiUes 3 Oritee Norris Klein Arnovich Pad- 600 — 0: AL 0 1 -61-Pan—lasenc I Myert 596 Z a11 I MEN'S CIATHINP43treet Floor -- rins— platirottwn ' up in 1928 1929 and 1933 e' Jacobs P '0 0 10 62 runt Pan Franctseo 585 base—H '‘401ill Loa Anatlea 54 51 514 :k I in recognition for his Barris Sgaluega" 0 0 0 01' Martin Sacrifice—Si Johnaon Double piss — Portland ' 52 51 505 ' -—Carnilli to Norris to Comilli Base on ball 11111MiaisiePak work at the local school a Totals 34 14 2714 Seattle 47 Totals 31 13 24 13 443 59 great which —Hahles Ilh Rlba 3 Ill Johnson 1 Jorarna 11'S 43 Oakland S—Batted for Linke in the neventh 398 1 Muleahs 1 Lahloator I Walters 3 fittriko him a host of work gained ' ' in MaN11011 the ninth Jacobs 39 for o ' foci:fatted 68 361 omits—Miiieshr '' Welters I nyhe 3 War- the state was friends 1 110 002— 5 throughout 9 Hits—Halm mike Whittington 9 In bl IRshis 1 In scpe “100 4 1:40 403 00e- -11 1 23: Warnekt Cleveland FrithEeo Rtoult 5 in I Johnson 3 elected president of the Utah High ' a a linkers Runs At San rilemo-- R in 2: 'Mulcahy 11 in 6 LaMaster I in fSe Summary: association School Coaches' last 002 000 0014— 3 9 1 2 Solters 2 Campbell Mission Joreens 4 in 23 Walters 8 in 2 bitted - IL - - - J - A z -- Seven Runs On One Hitt - 1937 17 ro 4 fi 'T - ligestount -- t ' rri : TITE ' 1 1 - Detroi 4 e ' !0 '146 4: 14&s---- 4 ' : ! '' ' -- f a-- Fri-dow- Two-bell- i 0 ' te Pinney Beverao'e Facés Genlinell Crew Sunday I - 3 Pinney Wins 15 to 7 C 4f two-bas- 1 f b -- -- 11 2b-s- s -- -- -P-- Three-bas- - hits--to- Two-bas- - -- "jou Accepts - - cll 00mpulle0!-- I 7:t--e- Hite-Pea- 1 s I : te"k--Lo- t -- - Old-Tini- b 1211-T- Pt -fir- -- 71 ''' - - ---'- -'1 C — ri -- ft special group -- - - - Oh fLom all-st- ar Two-bas- e - ' jki1 - t'"i - is "it U4 : I1' 18-1- - 2-0 Harry-Jeffra-o- : 1 -- Sumnicht-are-outfielde- 3C 1 5 - --H- eim "tool km xfutvie °4i ' ) I 22 ---- tovitnit--Grte- 4 h: sney'S-four-mI 0-- i 112i--- 011 7:302m--Jacks- on&-ma- n 1- ttt v ! - : b TIJ II 1r 0 - t - a ' 1 - LIII11"litill Sterillarris Resigns Tooele p OSt 6 011i 3 un Mel-Hard- was-orig- i- r' asking I - — I I -- ie 55 - r- --- 1 - - ' "v c 2 Argfl CE ' '' e e Two-bas- -- 131 - 1' I 0-- 21 - - I -- s Errors2-Almad- 4 - ?‘ a - - - - -- - - BUY ON EASYTERMS t-li- 91 sI -- Moan 130 --01100x— 8 10 2 San Hughes Averill Hale Sullivan Harder —Herrmann-W---13ecand I:Intern" Chaplin Two Kuhr! 2—Lewis- - Travis— Ainsliebase hits—Mahal Hughes Sultana Camp- - and Slam Mihallc Lewls Harder bell—kluilivan Tnttrada f—NIghl'irResults —blis—A01:' Hale It Ferrell- At 141teramento-- R II Pi Kuhel Sacrifice—Hale Double term 010 Tos 2 6 - 2 to Hale to Tromity Hughes plays—Lary 000 211 00x -- 4 10 2 Panes on balls— Saceemeoto C0111111 to Hughes to Troshy Nvaos Newsome and Franks and oft Harder 3 W 9 Ferrell 3 1Inke 2 Pt H : W Hits-- Off Ferrell 9 in 3 23 in- - SenkAt I Oakland— 1 000 000 002—2 7 11 Jacobi! 0 In 21 vines Linke 5 in 2 00x--- 400 4 5 1 000 In holl—R Firrgh lAtfr na a lug pitcher—W Ferrell s — gen DieLP-CHICAGO ) July 18 (Al—The White It 14 2 0110 000 003— 0 l 2 Mt V Lox pounded Bud Thomas and Lynn San NMI 000 3 kleborxt (Continued on Following Page) and Starr rot and irankovich ( - q4k-:- rosky year- - "Itt !Prk 1 ' Siert Harris Popular mentor as coaeh at Tooek high resigni school - -- While-a-studen- t-at Utah Wild tam ' Ile expressed-regr- teams - et 1 but his coaching post Friday be in there averredt watching the White Buffaloes go --1onew heightande)anGiUea ' and Wardell" pieWardell: who captained ' the 3 935 Utah State football team duties will bandle ball - - EVINNIMNIMINIAMINIolloomensiOnloalt Clayton (Tate li'ardell former Agee gridder getti And post - - - Alds—Dodger-rituse- "still the-foot- siteher—Mitleshe Jorgant—Wirrititt 81 Johnson LostaK pitehar—Wal- - Ninth Inning- Vpriaing n--Agri football -- h1teher-- State back in the early 1920's Sten gained fame RI rguard e I ! :14 92 - - 1 iff - 42 9-- t 4- 0 " IL0 1 0 1 2 4 ir —Cleveland-Indians-won-the- - Summey 1: basca--Tnrn- 1 I Spring mid (I1 2 44 -- --is MIEN' § 4 i 1 -t -- ifiarteltlanti--tmeight- J if I I 21BOOXIXN—N—Y—Julticlip The Dodgers belted 19 hits Fridat but had to put on a threi-ru- n splurge hi Ihe -ninthto- defeat Cin- cinnati 6 to 5 — Five straight singles by Buddy Heinle-Marnisb- - Babe Hassett o- and Phelps- - Cookie Lavagett- - - p! -- - olo Shi rds - group of manufactureresastiples 'and plain fancy patterns: Absolute Values' to — 9395: Very special IA ' A' Sportitig - - ' Goo(lS--Pak- Street Floor S ja 1 r - -- — — 'A - - t - g |