Show -T- HE- SALTLAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 1 938 23 — 25 ies GoUgars Open (Cinder Campligii at Giants Edge Out Dodger Crew Sophomore Sprint Sensation at USAC 3-- 2 BartelPs Single Wins Game for National Champs A- he ST LOUIS April 22 Chi White Sox and the St Louis Service Tribune Intsrmountain Browns battled through 13 innings LOtlAN— Utah State tracksters Friday before the Sox got the run Friday' Remits will open intercollegiate competineeded U) win 4 to 3 and spoil the Chicago 4 St Louia 8 (U innings) tion Saturday when they tangle with home opening of Gabby Street’s Cleveland 4 Detroit 3 New York 1 Washington 0 Brigham Young university in the team And It was Pitcher Clint Brown Boston at Philadelphia postponed Aggie stadium who relieved Thornton Lee in the Led by Captain Fred Eberhardt eighth who staged the rally that rain the Utah Stats forces have their brought victory Brown doubled to Saturday's Probable Pitcher first chance in eight years of tipping open the thirteenth Minton Hayee at New York— Ferrell the Cougars The meet is scheduled flied to Ethan Allen Jack Knott (1--Washington vs Gomez (1-- 0) to start at 1:30 pm with the ham- the Browns’ pitcher tossed out Mike Boston at Philadelphia— Bagby mer throw being the first event Kreevlch Brown moving to third vs Smith (0-B Y U will count on Captain Then Harry Steinbscher singled Cleveland at Detroit— Allen (0-Paul McBeth to lead the Cougars to Brown home vs Wade The official paid attendance was -- 1 victory while Captain Ebernardt Chicago at St Louia— Lyons (0-Lee and Cardon thrower javelin 5644 ) vs Newsom CHICAGO ST LOUIS sensation Aggie sophomore sprint ABHOA! ABHOA will lead the Logan forcea Law2 2 0 2b 6 2 2 41 Alim If 4 0 2 0 rence Golding in the half mile Cor- Haye Greevlch cf 5 1 Si 0 Sullivan 0 rf 5 2 1 l'West cf 6 13 0 nell Peters in the quarter and Steinbchr 5 21 Radclirr If 6 2 5 0Bell rf 4 0 13 Hughes Hanchett in either the mile KuheMb 4 122 1'Cilft 3bM 0 2 5 9 will lead the UY’ forcea Owen 3b11 5 2 1 3Kress or 4 0211 McQuIim lb 6 Berger 514 in the track events 6 0 2 lTHeffnr 2b 5 2 4 12 Henaa e 4 2 0 SiHlldebrnd p 2 0 0 1 Ive p Interest will lie chiefly in wheth- Brown 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 3zHughei p er or not Lee Cordon’s Cole p 10 00 03 xsHeath over can 10 the Aggies put ability 0 0 0 2 Knott p Coach Dick Romney said Friday Totali 46 14 39 211 Totali 44 9 39 32 that Cardon will enter the zBatted for Hildebrand In seventli LAWRENCE Kan April 22 UP) dash broad jump and low hurdle zzBatted for Cole In eleventh —Trim Claude Kilday a 001 100 0 00 100 events for certain and one or two Chicago Louie 100 000 020 000 0— 3 other events to be chosen from the St Summary: Error— from Occidental college -- Hayei Hildebrand dynamo In— Radcllff 2 Clift Rum Clift batted hurdles jump javelin high high Los Angeles Friday night held a Bell 2 Rteinbacher Owen Twobeee dash The contest beand Kuhel Lee West Bell Kreea Brown over a field of 18 rivals Sacrifice— Kuhel fat lead tween Cardon and Captain McBeth Stolen bare— Kreevlch McOuinn Sullivan Double plays— Kuhel to in the Kansas relays decathlon comin the high and low obstacle races “tihel Hayee to should be interesting Brown to Berger to Kuhel Heffner to Kreea petition and there appeared more 3 Kreea to Heffner to Mo to HcQuInn Both schools will present squads Quinn Baeee on balia— Lee 4 Hildebrand than a Y&gue chance that he would of ability but no rec- 4 Cole 3 2Brown 2 Struck out—Lee 3 end the competition Saturday with Hlta —Off Hildebrand 9 in ords are expected to be broken Hildebrand Cole 2 In 4 Knott 3 in 2 Lea 0 In 7 13 a point total far in excess of the Romney said that the track was in Brown 3 In 5 23 Hit by pitcher— By winning figure of last year Winning Pitcher-Bro- wn excellent condition however and Hildebrand (Kreevlch) Knott Turning in best performances In Losing pitcher— some fast times should be estabtwo events second best in another lished and tying for second best in the Chicago 1 Friday's Results St Louis 6 Chicago S New York 3 Brooklyn 2 (1-- Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 4' Philadelphia at Boston Saturday’s Probable Pitchers )' V 1) (0-- 0) c 0) Cincinnati at Pittsburgh— Schott t0-vs Blanton (0-St Louis at Chicago— Johnson (0-vs French (0-0) X two-mi- 1) I i j p BROOKLYN N Y Agril 22 UP) —The reconstructed Brooklyn Dodgers supplied the color the crowd and the ceremony Friday for their 1938 debut before the Flatbush home folks but the New York Giants won the ball game 3 to 2 To make the anguish of the 31154 onlookers all the more poignant their favorites not only blew a succession of scoring1 chances but rowdy Dick Bart ell a particular annoyance to the Brooklyns belted a double to the center field fence that tallied Joe Moore with the Winning run in the eighth inning I NEW YORK BROOKLYN BKOAl BHOA Moore If OlRoaen cf 4 0 3 2 Bartell Ripple rf Ott 3b Leiber cf McCrthy lb Chiozza 2b Tannin Q Gumbert p 4 3 3 4 4 12 11 2 1 0 2 0 4 0 4 2 3 0 0 0 10 4 8 1 Wlnzett rf 4 0 4 0 Lavagetto 3b 3 3 zzHaaa 0 0 English 3b 10 Camilll lb 3 2 21 Hudson 2b 4 4 Durooher ia 3 0 Chervtnko c 1 0 1 0 zHassett 21 0 2 0 2 4 Koy If e Spencer 't IHamlin p Marrow p IzzzManush 0 3 10 3 0 0 0 0 1 110 0 0 1 0 0 Rigs Cook 3b If well-round- Crowd of Ute Netters Gain Sweep At Logan 25000 Sees Senators Lose First Game NEW YORK April 22 OP)— The remaining two Kilday rolled up points more than 300 points more than Dick KesLrns of the Uni' versity of Colorado winner last year had registered at the similar point in the competition Kearns obviously off form was far down the list in the field of 18 Friday His 3037 points were good for only fifth place Last year he had registered 3575 at the half3902 Yankees came home to Yankee stadium Friday and looked like world champions for the first time this season as they walloped Washington’s Senators 7 to 0 behind the classy pitching of Rufus' the Red Ruffing before a crowd of 25000 way point Tribune Intermountain Service The big hander blanked the Hundreds of young: athletes from LOGAN-Univer- sity of 'Utah’s Nats with right four hits fanned three 21 universities 30 colleges and a a wnade clean racquet swingers and did not allow a runner past dozen junior colleges converged on sweep of their match with the Utah first base after the first Inning Lawrence determined to taka a Aggies at Logan Friday afterHe was backed fay the first con- tuck In a few records noon The Utah lads won all sistent “in the clutch’’ the Interest centered on the special seven matches and dropped only Yankeesbitting have shown so far this mile race Saturday Involving Glenn one ’set to the Logan team season particularly in’ the eighth Cunningham Archie San Romani Lee Cardon Utah Aggies’ sophomore sprint sensation will get his first taste of college competiThe most interesting battle of inning when Myril Hoag's hit a Don Lash and Gene Venzks with tion Saturday when the Aggies meet the B Y U Cougars in a dual meet at Logan Cardon is the day however featured the play walk and an error loaded the bases a new world record rated a possilowest between the doubles ranking and Frankie Crosetti’s double bility and a new meet record a probexpected to pile up many points for the Farmers Gene with Eardiey aggregations unloaded them set the track ability and Harold Forsberg of Utah out- promptly Lou Gehrig was unable to hit mark of Cunningham 4:127 In 1934 Don Jenson Harold and pointing safely making it 17 straight times The special mile race is scheduled 7 Gailey of the Aggies 7 which he has been for 3 p m (C S T) For Cunat bat ihIt was Ed Kropfli was the only winner of blanked Washington’s first ningham Who will be running on a set for the Farmer squad He defeat the track where he first achieved I beat Marv Betnun the first set of WASHINGTON NEW YORK ABHOA fame it will be the first outdoor their match 2 and then dropped Aimed cf ABHOA! 3 2 O Croiettt n 4 3 2 3 start of the season after an indoor next two sets 2 and 3 3b 4 0 2 1 Lwie 3brf 44 01 30 5Roife If there are any young netters in Salt Lake City who are poten- the Salt Lake City golfers are tuning o! Powell rf 5 110 campaign which glittered with specFavored Dick Bennion was pushed Wright 3 1 lb 2 3 010 0 tacular performances Bonure 10 lb Gehrlg up their approach shots for the an- tially great players the junior Davis cup program as outlined Fri- to the limit by the small and youth4 13 0 Stone If 3 0 1 OIDIckeyc nual contest at Forest day by Ross Sutton president of the Sait Lake Tennis club should ful Bud Edison Aggie captain in Travis 3bsi 32 20 22 2!Hoa e If 23 22 44 00 4!Selklrk ‘ the opening set of their match Myer Dale Saturday and Sunday which gain them national recognition R Ferrell c 3 0 2 0 Gordon 2b 4 0 14 Pacific Coast League Bennion was able to emerge vic- Hogeett p 2 0 2 1 Ruffing p 002 In will feature the club’s opening Goal 10 0 0 The program— which will get un fttandbi! of Team In the second set xAppleton torious 6 p 0 0 0 0 Wou Loit Pet Play will get under way at 7 a m der way at 2:30 p m Saturday at Edison fell before the more ex? 050 Los Ancrelee 13 28 4 24 14 6 Totals 33 0 2710 Portland Totali 600 12 leader Ute of the and Saturday and continue throughout the Salt Lake Tennis club with a pert stroking 6 for Hogeett In eighth xBatted 550 San Pranclaco 11 the day The majority of the Gor- Washington OOO-0 teamed with 9 Bennion 000 000 lost 550 Sacramento 11 interested-ca- lls those of all — 010 120 03x 7 Hollywood 500 10 10 will do their shooting Sun- gathering don Giles to defeat Edison and New York Error— 8tone 429 9 12 Rum Seattle ! Appleton Summary: ' 8 for a round robin tournament 12 day The event will close at 4 p m Dick Hill in thenumber one dou- batted 400 In— Selkirk Gordon Dickey Hoeg San Diego 14 333 7 Crosettl 3 Twobase hit— Croiettl Sacri Oakland ALAMEDA Cal April 22 UP) — bles encounter 1 and 2 Sunday Immediately after the many to run throughout the season Rolfe Rolfe to Geh Double winners will be awarded their prizes Giles completely outclassed Ag- fice—Gordon to Crosettlpltye— Five or six of the city’s out- The golfing Frys of California and FrMar’i lteu!ti to Oehrig Crosettl R H E At Seattle (Ftrit Kama balls— Each contestant will be allowed standing young players will be the five Turnesas of New York gies’ Paul Christenson to win 0 rig to Gordon2 to Gehrig Basel on 0 100 11 200—7 11 Oakland 1 Strike 3 Appleton Ruffing five shots The winners will be de- selected as the junior Davis squad hook up Saturday In their trans0 while Gene Eardiey dominated Hogsett 200 600 OOx— 8 10 0 Off Seattle 3 Appleton outs — Ruffing Hit— Douglas Joyce (4) and Raimondi: Greg2 In 1 termined by the one shot which Each of these netters will head continental brother team match the play against Dick Hill 1 1 Hogsett in 7 Inning Appleton by pitcher— Gehrig and Croaetti by ory Veach (8) and Spindel The 'Turnesas— Joe Jim Frank In the other match of the day Hit stops closest to the cup This will squads of four players Conipetitlon R H E Second same (8 InnSiurs) Hogeett Losing pitcher— Hogsett 5 Mike and Phil— will play their OOO 4 00 04—8 0 eliminate the arduous task of com- will be held each week Oakland Purdie Daines and Jack Hardy of 7 00—4 OOO 1 Seattle 400 rounds on the Rockville Coun- Utah defeated Glen Olson and Paul puting averages The tennis club is- donating use Newkirk Moore (1 ) and Conroy: WebA beautiful trophy will be given of Jta courts at the Forest Dale try club course on Long Island a Christenson ber Turpin 7) and Faroandes 2 1 Aggies Eileen Wenzel Says to the grand prize winner but spe- golf course An unusually large crowd atand will supervise par 72 layout Reeiilt Thureday NIkM R H E At Portland: The Frys— Mark Earl Dick Tom tended cial awards are also- promised in the competition ' to ‘No’ 7 OOO 000—2 020 2 Sacramento Tommy many divisions Prizes will be given OlO OOO 000—1 10 The junior Davis cup netters will and Fred — will play the Alameda Portland 0 and Liika Grube Freltae to the city officials the newspaper be sent by the club to tournaments municipal course par 71 and con and Franks: NEWARK' N J April 22 Cronin Dickey man the shoeman the policeman in Colorado Montana Idaho Cali- siderably shorter than the eastern Anita Lizana Wins Farr English boxing heavyor fireman the junior the profes- fornia and perhaps one other meet links The match will be decided on a BIRMINGHAM England April weight on his arrival at Newark Home Run Club sional the woman and the' team total and best ball basis Due 22 (API— Anita Lizana Chile’s Amer- airport from California said hia engolfers who make the best Press By Associated to the differences in courses the ican tennis champion won the tally-h- o gagement to Eileen Wenzel former shot in their respective divisions Southern Association Camilll Dodgers 1: Friday’s faomere: tournament for the fourth suc- New York showgirl was off brothers Marty Cuba 1 their rivals More than 200 took part last year Fry The leaders: Camilll Dodgers 2: Mc Chattanooga 9 Nashville 4 “One word stopped us from being Carthy a and the entry is expected to be conNew Orleans 5 Little Rock 4 handicap on the team cessive year when she defeated Giants 2: Goodman Bee 2: 7 a'one-strok- e Atlanta at Knoxville postponed: rata of England Tigers 2 he Freda James total married" and Greenberg in explained advantage siderably increased this season 25 American totals: National Memphis at Birmingham postponed: wet League " 3 said “She in the finals ’No’ the figuring of the best ball 10 Junior golfers are urged to do their grounds Total 35 shooting Saturday The meet will be -I1 ! i directed by Professional Tom Mc- Bringing Up Father l By George JMcManus Dale Program Junior Davis Cup Netters Will Meet Saturday Lures Many PITTSBURGH April 22 CP)— The Pittsburgh Pirates warmed the spirits of 20500 opening day fans Friday by whipping Cincinnati 7 to 4 for their fourth straight National league triumph and running their unbroken string of victories over the Reds at Forbes field to 19 Goodman rf - 10 6 2 32 9 27 8 Totals 33 8 27 161 Totals aBatted for Cheryinko in fourth zsRan for Lavagetto in sixth zzzBatted for Marrow in ninth Mew York 000 000 120—3 000 100 010—2 Brooklyn None Runs batted Summary: Errors—Moore Bartell Tw In— Camilll 2 Leiber base hits— Ripple Camilll Leiber Dannlng Sacrifices— Home run— Camllli Bartell Double plays—Chiozza Winsett Gumbert to Bartell to McCarthy: Ott to Dannlng to McCarthy Camllli to Durocher to Marrow Bases on balls— Gumbert 6 Hamlin 2 Strikeouts — Hamlin 1 Gumbert 6 Marrow Marrow 1 Hits — Off Hamlin 6 in 7 2 in 1 3 Losing pitcher— Hamlin CINCINNATI 220-ya- rd 0 0 Pirates Overcome Redlegs 7 to 4 t Decathlon At Lawrence le 2 0 2 0 Kilday Leads 100-ya- 5 110 2 3 f 0) 0) New York at Brooklyn— Melton vs Posedel (0-Philadelphia at Boston —Hall ah an t0-vs Fette (0-M 0) UPt--T- 9-- -- Checks Visitors For Three Frames ' cago Pittsburgh New York ‘ Schoolboy Rowe Of Vaunted Punch In Win Over Nats Hopes of Logan Crew in Sprints National League l-- 0) Yankees Sliow Some American League Lee Cardon Bears r Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati Bt Louis Record Turnout Sees Tiges Lose To Cleveland by Score of 4 to'3 Each Boasts Stairs in Many Events - am DETROIT April 22 W7— Playing before a record Detroit crowd of 54500 the Detroit Tigers lost home game of the AmerU can league season to the Cleveland Indians 4 to 3 Friday Mel Harder went the route for the Indians allowing eight hits'' Two errors that figured in the De- -' trolt scoring kept Harder from gettheir-openi- ting a shutout got five of its six hits of its runs off Tommy Bridges who toiled the first four innings for Detroit Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rowe who had not pitched a major league game in almost a year relieved Bridges in the fifth with two men on and non out checking ths InCleveland and all dians the rest of th way Ken Keltner got the only hit off Rowe when he singled after two were out Rowe's performance in the sixth indicated definitely that the arm ailment that kept him idle almost all of last aeason has been cured A triple a walk a putout a single and a wild pitch gave ths- - Indians two runs in the second inning and ths Tigers tied it in the fourth with a triple an error and a single DETROIT CLEVELAND ’ ABHOA ABUOAl 4 1 2 5'Cullnbn It 5 13 0 Lzry m Carapbll rf 3 1 0 0F Walkar ef 5 I 2 q 1 O 1 UGahrlngr 2b 3 0 0 4 Hal ik Bolter If 3 0 1 Grenbrg 1 4 1 13 0 4 0 8 0 Avrlll cf 4 1 2 0!York 0 4 2 10 Troiky lb 3 0 13SFox rf 4 10 3 Keltner 3S'4 1 1 3 Rom 3b 3 2 3 4 4 1 4 l'Ronelt as Pytlak e 2 0 0 2 Harder p 4 1 2 SjBrldgea p 2 0 0 2 jRowe p Totals 30 27 l?j Total 36 8 27 15 Cleveland 020 020 000—4 Detroit 000 200 010—3 Runs Summary: Errore— Lary Pytlak batted In — Keltner Campbell Hale Rogeil I O Three-bas- e e hit— Harder Roee hlta — Averlll Greenberg Sacrtflooa — Hale Doubl Soltere playa —Lary to Hale to Troeky Gehrlnger to Rogeil to Greenberg Baaea on ball— Harder 2 Bridges 3 Rows 1 Struck out— Harder 5 Bridge 3 Rowe 2 Hits — Off Bridges 5 In 4 (none out to fifth) Row 1 in 5 Wild pitch — Bridges Losing pitcher— Bridget Vetter’s Defeats Indie Rivals 'as Vetter'g Standard a new entry in the Salt Lake Independent Baseball association handed Industrial Steel a 6 to 2 setback Friday in a gams- - played on municipal field No 1 The score: Vetter’s R'H Industrial Steel - 'Carter and Peacock Fogarty E Jones and Clayton Fort Tourney The Fort Douglas Golf club will stage a medal play against par tournament Saturday and one of the largest turnouts of the aeason is expected to take part announces Professional Tee Branca! hole-in-o- PITTSBURGH ABHOA ABHOA S 2 1 0 LWanr cf 4 1 3 0 5 1 4 2lpWaner rf 2 0 0 0 S 1 4 0 2 0 It 3 OIRIno 0 1 01 Vaughan aa 3 0 0 3 4 2 12 0 1 &0guhr lb 4 2 5 1 1 MOiTodd c 1 Brubaker 3b 4 2 2 1 1 4 2 3 2 2 7ft2lYoung 2b 3 0 0 2 0 Lucas p Vandermr 1 0 0 0 OIBauers p xGambl Hollgawth p 11 0 0 II 0 0 0 SxJordan Caacarella p 0 0 0 01- 33 9 27 3T 11 24 61 Totals Totals xBatted for Vandermeer In fourth xxBatted for Hollingsworth In eighth 020 010 010—4 Cincinnati 014 000 02x— 7 Pittsburgh Craft 3 Vandarmasr Summary: Errors— 2 Young 4 1 Runs batted in — Goodman htta—Mc-CormlcTwo-bak Buhr CraftThrcs-baa-Myers a hits — Goodman Todd on — Bases Waner P Sacrifice Myers— Palls Lucas 2 Vandermeer 3 Struck out --— Vandemeer 1 Lucas 5 Hits— Off S In 3 Innings Caacarella 3 In 1 4 Hollingsworth 1 In Hauers 1 In 1 3 In 7 3 Hit by pitcher — V Iucast 10 Lucas Pavla by — Wild pitch — Bausrs Winning pitcher Vandermeer 3 M’Cormk lb 4 4 Craft cf Kmpouri 2b 43 Myers as V Davis c pi110 If Cards Rally to Whip Cubs 6-- 5 shot-make- rs Turnesa Fry Teams Clash Additional Sports on Page 26 8-- 6-- e 6-- e 6-- 6-- X T UPM-Tom- 3 Beg and GOLF CLUBS Extra Special will-giv- e five-stro- April 22 UP)—The St Louis Cardinals rallied for four runs in the ninth inning Friday to defeat Chicago’s Cubs 6 to 5 and qcore their first victory in four starts this Hugh season I CHICAGO ST LOUIS - B H O aI BHOA aa 1 2 Germania Hack 3b CHICAGO 5 1 0 2 Gutterdge B Martin 2b 4 2 0 3IHerman Collins Slaughter rf 5 2 22 01 OIDemaree Padgett cf 0 1 2b lb rf 4 0 I3 4 0 3 7 3 T 1 0 13 4 3 413 0 Marty cf Mize lb Bordagrv If 4 O 1 01 Triplett ssIf 44 00 01 08 3 0 0 4!Jurges Moora 3b 3 19 11 Harluett Owen e 3 0 1 2 Warneke p 2 0 0 PiLee p 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 OILosran p XBrowu 1 Brvant R 0 0 0 0 Harrell p 0 0 0 OIzO’Dea 0 0 0 0 xxBucher 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Olapavaretta Bush p -34 T 27 17 Totals 36 9 27 1 31 Totals for Wamekaln seventh - xBatted xxBatted for Harrell in ninth aBatted for Brvant In ninth azRan for O'Dea In ninth 000 004 — 6 200 Pt Louis 013 010 000— 6 Chicago Errors— Jorges Logan Runs Summary: Mize 3 Slaughter hatted In — Padgett Two-base hit — Owen Marty 4 Demaree Three-bas- e hits — Padgett Marty Slaughter Bases an balls— Off Home run — Marty Warneke 3 Bush 1 Lee 6 Strikeouts — Hits — Bv Warneke S Harrell 2 Lee 4 Off Warneke 8 In 6: Harrell 2 In 2: Logan Bush 0 In 1: Lee 8 3 In 8 Wild pitches— Brvant O m 1 In Warneke 2 Winning pitcher‘ —Harrell Losing nitrhrr — Logan t 4011 110 7-- 5 6-- GOLF BAGS 459 Value Reg Special I A C Sets $095 TO CALL UF THE MAYfOR AND TELL HlfA 1 INSIST OKI HAVING THESE ' LIGHTS FIXED-BEFORI Dates for Fetes E GOTO I The board of directors of the Germania A C Friday selected May 7 as the date for the club’s annual dance and July 20 as the daU for its aportfest at Lagoon Plans for the two affairs wilt be worked out at a meeting to be held shortly YOU WANT WANT THS YOU TO TAKE ME TO THE UJHCH TO RITZ-A5TO- R - THEN WE'LU THE MOVIES— SPALDING New 1933 75c Kro-FU- ts Top Fllta ‘M TENNIS RACKETS Regular $3 Values RICKMANS WORTH- - England April 22 UP)— Charles- - Whitcombe captain of the British Ryder cup team won a $5000 open golf tournament "at the Moor Park club Friday score-o- f with a 278 Extra Special Roy Powers Eagle Scout— Work Starts v By Paul Powell $ 4 95 — —— JL Regular RACKETS 51 Value $225 5 Special Reg flt50 Top Regular 33 RACKET RACKETS Extra rjwA t f Special Stcdion to&h (tdho&Aafk (jjaifi 1312 SO and WEST TEMPLE or rn SPECIAL Flite Gold Sta Tennis flut fittllz stock Tournament extra ' 3 ! 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