| Show V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 6 1937 ” Jo8 —— Gehrig Hits Brace of Home Runs League by e IVIargln American League ef the Teami Standing Hew York Bouton Chicago Detroit Cleveland Washington flt Louis Philadelphia t Thursday's Result Friday's Pitchers— at New York Cleveland Contes Chleagft at Boston— Lee rs Wilson Detroit at WasWogtoa—Poffenberger or Lawson vs Weaver Only games scheduled NEW YORK Aug 5 the continued clouting of iron Horse Lou Gehrig1 who banged out two homers the Yankees walloped the Chicago Whit Sox 13 to 8 Thursday by staging an eight-ru- n rally In the eighth Inning se thereby sweeplngdhe four-gam- e rles Tj'he win which boosted the Yank’s 'American league lead to nine full games and dropped the White Sox back into third place was costly one since Jake Powell outfielder was put in the hospital by a pitched ball in the fourth inning One of Monte Stratton’s fast ones clipped him high over the left ear He was carried to the clubhouse on a stretcher and their taken to a hospital after a preliminary examination determined he had suffered an injury-t- o the ear In the fifth Stratton’s arm suddenly went sore and he was replaced by Clint Brown That’s when the trouble started for the Sox Up to that point they were lead- -' Gehrig greeted Brown with his first homer of the game end his 24th of the year with a mate aboard to feature a four-rurally in the fifth The Sox pulled up afterward to lead 7-- 5 in the first- - half of the eighth but that was the end of their pace-makin- g' The Yanks batted around in the big eighth scored their eight runs on six hits one of which was Gehrig’s 25th 'homer with two on and broke up the gamp CHICAGO NEW YORK BHOA BHOA ' ln?' CINCINNATI Aug 5 (AP) — Breaking up one of the season’s closest pitching duels the £few York Giants bunched four hits for two runs in the twelfth inning Thursday to whip the Cincinnati Reds 2 to 6 and gain a full game in 'the National league race Since the Chicago Cubs were de feated by the Phillies the ' Giants National League cut the Cubs’ league lead to five games by the victory Hero of the struggle was Clyde d Castleman big pitch er Although still ailing from the sacroiliac condition of his back which had kept him on the side Thursday's Results lines for two weeks Castleman New York 2 Cincinnati 0 making his first start since July 21 Brooklyn 0 Pittsburgh J Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 stopped the Reds with eight hits boston 4 tit Louis fanned six and generally outpitched dee&rn to Lee the Grissom FrMay'r Pitchers Lefty New York at Pittsburgh— Hubbell cision Lpcas right-hande- New York 13 Chicago 8 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 7 Washington 4 5-- n CINCINNATI NEW YORK AB HO A ABHO A Whltehd 2b 0 X 2 5 Cuyler rf 6 12 0 Walker If Moore If 5 14 2 Scarsella lb Ott 3b 5 0 2 0 Hafey cf Berger ef 0 0 10 W Davis c Ripple cf 5 13 0 Riggs 3b Leiber rf 4 3 11 0 Kmpouris 2b 4 Leslie lb 4 O 0 0 0 Myers as xChiozza McCrthy clb 40 0 0 02 Grissom p 4 2 7 Datinlng 4 14 5 Ryan ss Castleman p 5 0 0 01 30 8 36 17 jtals 44 10 36 14( Totals xRau for Leslie In twelfth 000 000 002—2 700 New York s 000 000 000 000—0 Cincinnati Errors — Scarsella Myera Summary Two Runs batted In— Whitehead Ryan Dannlng W Davisto base hits— Ott— Leslieto 2Leslie Whitehead Double plays Ott Ryan to Leslie 2 Ryan to Whitehead to Leslie Myera to Kampourls to Scarsella 2 Bases to Myers to Scarsella Kampourls on balls — Caatlemao 3 Orlssom 3 Strikeouts — --Castleman 6 Grissom 7 lb Philadelphia Warneke vs and at tit Louis —Psssesu Pacific Coast League Standing of the Teams i By Jo Metzer Thursday's Result At Ban Francisco: Sacramento 200 200 100—5 13 San Francisco 200 000 004—6 8 0 Newsome seats ana Cooper Lamanskf and Woodall gave them the series two games to one Frtfnk Bentarfte’o thirteenth home run scoring Jim Collins accounted for the Cubs’ only runs off Wal- Golden Glory Keeps Lead In Independent League Milkmen Deft JCLXOCrew2Q Lemmon’s Win by Forfeit Pinney Encounters Gemmell Crew on Copperton Field Special to The Tribung BINGHAM — Second half - title hopes of Gemmell ciuj and Pinney Beverage will ride in the balance when the two clubs clash at Copper ton park Saturday at 5 p m In a Utah Industrial league game At present the Beverage men are tied with the Provo Timps for first place and Gemmell club is firmly entrenched in second ' place only percentage points behind the leaders over The locals ran rough-sho- d Midvale Wednesday and in scoring 19 to 5 triumph their demonstrated a return to the hitting form which made them feared throughout the circuit last year Pinney has chalked up four straight triumphs to ascend to the “Now watch carefully children — Papa will show you the swan pinnacle after starting off the sec dive” ond half race with consecutive ded feats at the hands of and Gemmell Gene Fish speedball righthander or Sammy Oliver always a tough nut for Pinney to crack will hurl STOCKHOLM for the clubmen Bill McDuffie San Romani who finished fifth Aug 5 UPI—A ace of the Pinney mound corps is misunderstanding was all that pre- in the mile at the International expected to toil for the- visitors vented Archie San Romani chunky meet at London's White City staManager Claude Engberg however little flyer from Kansas from setmay save McDuffie for duty against ting 'a new world record for the' dium after an adventurous dash the Timps in a Sunday game 'n mile Thursday at the Stockholm from Southhampton in which his Salt Lake City in which event he athletic games plane almost crashed came back will fire Lamar Sharp lanky Heber Even so the fleet American fin- with a strong showing here locals in ished at 4:084 the the distance after City youhgster He let both of the Swedes go Into schedan at has ambitious the mark Pinney halting ule Saturday and Sunday playing under the impression that it marked the lead' lagging ten feet behind at In addition to the the end of the race Henry John- 800 meters On the last lap the three games two league contests the Beverage son of Sweden finished second in little Kansan stretched himself men will appear against the Salt 4:088 to set a new Swedish record passed the others but then halted lead' When his rivals also of with a Lake Federation Sunday with Oskar Pettersson morning at 10:30 o’clock in the Sweden and the only other1 starter fanned by him San Romani got third fourth annual benefit game going again to win one-sid- Magna-Gar-fiel- Sail Romani Mile Winner Wednesday Night's Results Walters Hurls Phillies At Portland: R H E Ban Diego 100 001 000 — 2 5 2 To Win Over Cubs Portland 010 001 001 — 3 7 0 Craghead and Starr Thomas and Tresh CHICAGO Aug 5 OP) — Backing At Los Angeles: R H JC Walters’ four-h- it 000 020 003 — 5 11 2 pitching Oakland up Bucky 204 Loi 000 lOx — 713 2 three-ruAngeles n first inning flurry with a Olds Miller and Raimondi Baker Thom off Clyde Shoun the Phillies rose as Ataud Collins R H E Seattle: Mission up to knock off the league-leadin- g 010 000 101—3 8 3 101 001 30x— 6 12 0 Cubs again Thursday 4 to 2 The Seattle Herrman Tost and Sprinz Plckrel and victory their second straight here Fernandes 1500-met- er all-sta- rs ot tol Golden Glory wound up Its second half race in the Victory league of the Salt Lake Independent Baseball association by scoring a 20 to 1 victory over a crippled C Y O squad thus Insuring itself of no worse than a tie for the title in the second half campaign Hunter first-hal- f champion but just an also ran in the second-hal- f S L Independents race forfeited to Lemmon's DistilVictory League lery to keep the youthful Lemmon’s Standing of the Teams Fetaclub in the thick of the title battle Lemmon’s still has one postponed game to play meeting the strong Leonard’s Circle Inn crew Saturday at 6 p m on No 2 In the event Lemmon’s wins this game it will tie Golden Glory for first place necessitating a playoff game to deter-'min- e which club will meet Hunter to decide the title for the season A loss for Lemmon’s’ however will give the crown for the second-hal- f campaign to Golden Glory C Y O entered the game minus the services of several regulars but even had they been in the lineup it is doubtful if the Parish nine could have stopped the battering ram attack uncorked by the Milkmen The score: - 800 667 625 200 TV Lemmon's Distillery Hunter Leonard's Clrcli Inn C Y O Ideal Furniture DOB Thursday's Results Golden Glory 20 C Y O' 1 Lemmon's Distillery 9 Hunter 0 (forfeit) Batnrday's Schedule Victory League Leonard’s vs Lemmon's No 2 8 ml umpire E A Petersen Follow bp Triumphs At Agawaii Park AGAWAN Mass Aug B UPI — Follow Up bay horse owned by' Joseph Carr of Freehold N J and driven by Vlo Fleming Thursday GOLDEN GLORY C Y O won the trotting BHOA BHOAI Mifoilrt M 3 0 2 lIvorClevy2b 4 2 0 1 event in two straight heats at Olsen 2b 2 2 8 0 2 10 3 Evana lb meet-- 1 circuit 2 Oi 0 4 3 McOean c 2 0 2 grand Agawan park Emery ss ' KetR1lfP3b l 1 0 OiQarldecfc 4 2 10 lng 4 3 4 0 Bowman rf 2 0 0 0Argec-cf-lwith Henry Norma Hanover Smith lb 2 16 0iIrvClylf3b 4 3 0 2 3 112 2 0 1 0jLPaKe3b-Brady cf in the sulky was second 3 2 10 Thomas 2 0 10 Shepnrdp-c- f Shea rf 2SG g ft in each of the two first heats of Malontyplf 3 0 0 1 Whittle 0 0 the day’s opening event three-year-o- ld p 3b-- p Totals :30 18 16 7 0 0 0 1 0—1 3 0 6 11 x— 20 Club Sacrifice hit— Evans Home Summary: Two-bas- e hit runs — A r gyle Shepherd victory to ShepEmery Irv Cleverly Credit By Associated Pres Struck herd Chare defeat to Maloney Gehrig Yankees 2 Thursday's homers: Bates Pytlak Shepherd 4 Maloney 2 Indians J 1 Greenberg Tigers 1 0UtBy on belle — Off Shepherd 1 Maloney 1 Keet-in- g Fox Tigers 1 Johnson Athletics 1 Young 2 Umpire — E A Peterson Scorer — Pirates 1 Martin Phillies 1 Demaree Dougherty Cubs It DiMaggio Bees 1 Yankees 32 The leaders: DIMaggio Foxx Red Sox 28 Gehrig: Yankees 25 TEXAS LEAGUE Ban Antonio 16 Beaumont 6 Greenberg Tigers 25 Trosky Indir Galveston 11 Houston 5 23: Ott Giants 22 Fort Worth at Dallas postponed rsln League totals': American 618 National 432 total 950 Only games scheduled Totals C Y 0 Golden Glory 18 3 12 5 Home Run ters Hdrschel Martin led the Phillies’ it attack off a trio of Cub pitchers hitting Gabby Hartnett’r streak was stopped by Walters 10-h- CHICAGO PHILADELPHIA Martin cf Young 2b Moore rf Amovlch If Camilli lb BHOA 5 5 5 3 3 S 2 1 2 Whitney 3b 3 5 Scharein ss 4 cf 4 1 3 & Atwood c 4 4 2 9 0 Walters p 3 4 1 3 2 4 2 1 3 Crosettt si Hayes 2b Kreevlch ef 5 2 5 0 Rolfe 3b Walker rf 4 1 1 0 Dimaggio ' Gehrig Radcllff If Dickey c Appling ss Powell If Bonura lb Heurich rf Sewell c Piet 3b zzdaltrgaver Lazier! 2b Stratton p Brown p Hoag rf-l- f Heffner 2b-r- f Brooklyn at Cincinnati— Butcher Davis Boston at Chicago (2)— Lanning Bush vsCarleton and Parmelee OFF SIDE! Fo£s Clash At Bingham Oyde Castleman Outpitches Grissom T" 'Terrymen Triumph 2 to 0 7 World Oiaiiips Top Nine-Gam- ro JLdop Giants' Gain oil Leaders By Victory Oyer-- Reds 111 1 0 2 1 3 5 0 Galan cf i Hack 3b 1 Collins lb 0 i Demaree rf 1 Herman 2b 0 1 0 Hartnett c 2 3 x6tainback 2 0 Root p 0 2lxxCavarretta iJurges sa tFrey If tihoun p BHOA 4 4 4 4 3 2 O 0 0 3 3 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bryant pv 0 0 0 1 O'Dea c 0 3 0 3 Totali 30 4 27 11 Totals 3510 27 12 15 3 0 0 2 Wicker p xRan for’ Hartnett In seventh xxBatted for Root in ninth Makosky p 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 300 000 001iRufflng 0 0 0 0 Chicago 000 200 000—2 mSelkirlc 0 0 0 0 batted Murphy Summary: Errors— None 2 Runs Demaree 2 In — Martin Moore Scharein Home Two-ba- i Afnovich hits — Martin Totals 37 14 24 7 rune— Martin Demaree —Stolen base (Batted for Makosky lu eighth Amovlch azRan for Henrich in eighth Sacrifice Jurges Bases Young zzxRan for Ruffing in eighth on balls — Walters 4 Shoun 2 Bryant — Walters 4 Bhoun 1 Bryant 2 010 lit— 8 202 08x— Chicago 13 Hita — Shoun 3 In 3 000 New York 140 Bryant 5 In 613 Piet Errors — Wicker Root 2 in 2 Losing pitcher— Shoun Summary: 3 Runs batted In— Piet Walker Sewell Powell DIM&ggio Bonura 2 Macfaydcn Tight 2 Henrich Gehrig 5 ApplingTwo-bas-Hayes -- Bonura 2 e 3 hitr Clutches Bees Win Three-bas- e Kreevlch 2 Henrich Sacrifices Home runs— Gehrig 2 ST LOUIS Aug 5 OP)— The St Double plays — —Hayes Walker Brown Heffner Louis Cardinals got 11 hits off Crosetti and Gehrig Powell Stratton 2 Bases on balls— Wicker 2 Macfayden Thursday but — 1 Stratton Brown 3 Murphy Strikeouts bore Boston Bees right-hand- er Stratton 2 in 2 Wicker 1 Brown 3 Hits 4 3 Brown 8 in 3 23 Wicker 13 in 7 in the spots and aided Hit by down 0 in 13 Murphy 1 In 1 Makosky 4 — Poweli by Stratton Winning pitch by three double plays pitched pitcher r— Makosky Losing pftcher— Brown to 1 2 0 0 3 3 110 p Danny In and f y Danny the BOSTON Aug 5 UP) — Th Red Sox book over second place in the American league Thursday by whip (Continued on Following Page) mum i R AUTO RADIO a 6 METAL I V TUBES IUIE PERFORMANCE t SUPER DYNAMIC SPEAKER LOUIS BHOA Defense Crumbles Dodgers Triumph 6 PITTSBURGH Aug 5UPI — The Brooklyn Dodgers were handed a to 6 victory over the Pirates Thursday their second in a row over the Pittsburghers The Bucs kicked the game away with six errors ’ and once they started falling apart afield the issue wasnever' in doubt although hits to 11 for the they collected Dodgers and were staked to a 3 lead when Pep Young banged a homer with two aboard in the fifth Waite Hoyt went the distance for the Dodgers but all he had to do against his old teammates was wait Until they handed him the decision 9-- ' tm - SYSTEM 07 PER WEEK i4±£!b! 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