Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING' JUNE 2 No r Hit Lloyd Anderson—Pitches — ' “'-- I "-'- t H : McClanahan’s Trininphs Over Jewelers 3-- 0 Realtors Turn ' in Victory ?ime—-by-Jimmy-Hatl- No-Ru- 17 : — T- -1 : New York Mkihlaitoi ftOfttnil Detroit hU4elphlA ( hlrkfo ' J '1 Phils Wednesday One of Joe Medwick’s four hits was his fifth hopie run of the season pd the National league’s batting champion and most valuable player jn 1937 drove in three rune and had a perfect day at bat George Stainb&ck of the Phillies was httwrthe hand by a pitched ball lit the first inning and retired from the game In the sixth Bill Klein warned Pitcher Passeau of Philadelphia not to moisten his finger with perspiration from his brow lest he be penalized for illegal delivery ST LOUIS - MrSummary Vi Bagby Shorts On Sports —rBy Lee Big mystery: Robert heavyweightrprotege of Jack Dempsey won a decision over Sandy McDonald in Des Moines Tuesday Lee is from Price Utah according to the Associated Press report of the right P S: Lee Robertson heavyweight from Price Utah isn’t in Price now GeorgeVon Elm Willie Hunter ' Olin Dutra Art Bell and George Lacy coast golfers are due in gait Lake City at ( p m Thursday for an hour and a half stopover They are on their way via Union Pacific to the national open in Denver 73 Portland held a golf tournament Wednesday One hole was played on each of 18 golf courses all within 12 miles of the city’s center How about a match for Salt Lake City some Sunday? What brave foursome will issue the first challenge? IT’S THE TICKET UEH TOBACCO -tlAKlirS’ C0T TO ROLL FIRM PRINCE ALBERT IS CUT SPECIAL TO ROLL FASTER AND FIRMER SMOKES ODER N' TASTIER m M V triry 0 Hitless Giants ter a disastrous road trip and returned to their winning habits by humbling the St Louis Browns 6 to 3 Manager Joe Cronin clinched matters with a home run with two on base in the fourth Charley Wagner started and won his first game for the Sox giving up 10 hits BT C Mill LOUI8 ‘ I BOSTON ABHOAI II 4 2 1 4 1 1 8 9-- 1 lb 13 2 2 2 1 12 3 4 0 1 ABHOA OlCramer cl 4 1 2 1 3INonnenkp rf 3 1 1 0 BlVoemlk ft 3 0 4 0 oxx lb 114 0 0 Cronin 2 14 2 0 10 0 0 14 113 0 14 112 12 0 0 In 3b 1 McNair 2b 3 Docrr 2b 0 0 Desautela e 0 0 Wagner p 0 1 0 1 0 1 110 32 9 27 15 Totala 3510 24 14 Totals xBatted for Walkup In aeventh xx Batted for Van Atta In ninth St Louia 010 100 001—3 Boaton 001 301 lOx— 6 Summary: Error — McNair Runa batted Bullivan In—Krest McQuInn Cronin 3 Two-baa- e Voamlk Hlgglna Nonnejikamp htta — 0 Mill) Clift Bell McQuInn Cramer Three-baa- e Doerr Home hit— Hlgglna Dourun— Cronin Stolen bate— Higgle) ble playa—Cramer to Foxx Cronin to McNair to Foxx Baaea on ball) — Walkup 2 Van Atta 1 Wagner 4 Strikeout) —Walk-u3 Van Atta 1 Wagner 1 Hita—Off Walkup 6dn'8 Innlnga Van Atta 3 in 2 Loaing pitcher— Walkup WASHINGTON PITTSBURGH June 1 (AP) — The New York Giants still deep in their hitting slump dropped a 4 to 1 decision' to young Russ Bauers and the Pirates Wednesday and had their National league 5 lead cut to two games Bauers going the route for the National League first time this year and scoring his Won Put Iost Ift 676 first victory handcuffed Bill Terry's 14 Npw York 24 6tfl troupe with five hits all in the first IS see tea ('hlrago IWH 14 Boston After being blanked 18 20 628 six innings Cincinnati eeeee1f) £346 Rittftburch e twice" W Boston Morfb&y the Giants 2A Kt Loul 420 15 14 28 300 stretched their scoreless streak to Brooklyn 22 11 333 23 innings before Philadelphia shoving their lone run across in the sixth on Jim RipWednesday's Results ' Pittsburgh 4f New York 1 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn L Ht louls 9 Philadelphia 4 Boston at Chicago postponed! rain Probable Pitchers New York at Pittsburgh— Hubbell (61 ts Tobin 3‘3 Mhoffner Boston nt Chicago— vs ) Thursday's Briant ) Brooklyn at Cincinnati— Butcher (22) vs Grissom 03) or Cascarella (21) Louis— Walters Philadelphia at Ht (46) vs Welland (44) or Henshaw (0-0- ) DRAWS EASIER BURNS SlAwER A IS “CNIMp CUT" - 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defeated George Burtoft leader 2 and 1 In a challenge match Henderson ' will lead the amateurs in the match with Bonneville Sunday Clint 'also won the May leg directors’ cup honors at Nibley in the W H Bint tournament Mary Lou Thomson shot a brilto capture the medliant alist prize in the women’ May leg tournament ‘sSVcpartment r "TERMS 1 Downs Burtoft ' values 5J1495 Knckrbkf 2b 4 1 2 1 8 3 1 p Kennedy These Snow White Beauties el new price low for De Luxe qual Before you buy any refeatures and ity frigerator fee these De Luxe 1938 GiliiUan — and ask about the many features that make them the We' greatest refrigerator Prices as low w YORK Crosetti as - "MADE IN THE WEST FOR WESTERN SERVICE" - Clint Henderson ment which starts Thursday at Roland Garros stadium Budge playing in the tour- nament for the first time also was the choice to win the doubles title along with Gene Mako of Log Angeles hie Davis eup doubles partner You'll SAVE up to 35 on any 13 ToAnnexTide -ald PARIS June 1 Budge of Oakland Cal the world’s No 1 amateur tennis player Wednesday-nigh- t was favored to win the French singles championship tourna- Western Moforisrs f&L — ni SAVE with SAFETY C -- 95 at 7!u tMUcbJiStdimwltl WUiot QU 7 TEMPLE ET t - i SALT LAKE CITY DOWNTOWN STORE ' 359 South State 8t Waaatch 1950 SUGAR HOUSE 8TORE 1049 E 2 1st So Hy 303 i- A I liars of Savings While Kennedy gave up a total of only eight hits altogether in halt ing the Yanks’ three-gam- e winning streak hie mates clubbed Steve Sundra and ‘Bump Hadley for IS hits One of them was Hank Green berg’i thirteenth homer of the year deep Into the left field stands in the ninth Inning Sundra and Kennedy hooked up in a tight mound duel for three innings but the Tiger nicked him for three runs in the fourth on four hita and Frank Crosettj'e error and then sent him to the showers under a four-ru- n blast in the fifth--- ABHOA Don Favored (UP)-Don- of the University of California base6 ball team O TOOELE — Equipment for lightTooele’s softball park haj been ing Art Thomaa ante champion won th horacahoa pitching tournament at Liberty ordered and special poles for suppark by taking five atralght game) R porting the light units arrived here Chapman took the Claag B honor with flva Tuesday according to G R Freo-bair- n wlnt and no defeata The Salt Lake club may meet Ogden on softball Association chairthe local court Saturday Tht local club baa laaued a challenge to any club In the man Installation of the equipment n state as soon as all materials The next meet of the Salt Lakb County arrives Managers of the nine teams entered in the local loop will meet here in business session Wednesday League schedule will be evening drawn up and practice games set The following outfits await the light plant to signal tha season’s open' Mercur Com' ing: n bined CCC New England Market Eagles International Smelting and Refining Grantaville and Mac's Tourney Buider 13 Hmidley 3b cf 10 6L Waner Waner rf li Vaughan aa t 0 0flp Dtckabot 4 4 4 1 five-hitt- ABHOA! 5 3 2 31Meyer2b Stolen Three-baa- e htta— Travta Bonura 0 baaea—Walker Wright Myer Sacrifice) — — 1 Kreevtch Hayea Deahong Doubl play 0 to R Ferrell to Bonut-Myer to Travis 2 to Bonura Owen to Hayes to Kuhel Baaea on balls — Off Whitehead 2 Deahong 4 — By Deahong 2 Htta —Off Deout Struck 19 018 7 ’22 5 217 ahong 10 In 8 3 Inning Weaver 0 In 3 Total) Total) XBatted for Wagner In 7tb Win9 In 8 Stratton 2 In 3 Barnett A We lee 000 000 0—0 Whitehead — Weaver Loaing pitcher— 120 000 X— 3 ning pitcher McCianahan'a Stratton Error — Emery Skanter Summary: Stolen baeee— Bnow F Brantlng Pagnotta Runs Sacrifice bit) — Haalem McGuire batted In— F Brantlng F Caputo Struck out— By Anderaon 2 McCausland 3 Baaea Golf Meeting on ball) — Off Anderaon 3 McCausland 1 Hit with pitched ball — Snow by McCausland Members of the state' open tourPassed ball — Giauquea Umpire — Woolley nament ticket committees from and Olsen Scorer — Whitley Bonneville and Forest WOODBURY CRESCENT REAL Nibley park ABHOA ABHOA Dale will meet at the Dale club aa 3 p 2 Bolomati (14 0 0 0 Moeaaer Thursday at 7:30 p m 3 0 2 0 Gilbert 3b 4 I 0 Batrd If Turner 3b 2 0 0 2 Gunn lb 2 0 6 0 Vaughn lb 3 1111 R Llndrff2b 3 11 3 1 7 Anderan aa 3 1 1 1 Greer -- e G Lunen rf 2 0 0 0 K Lfndrffcf 3 0 4 0 Dale Kramer rf 1 0 1 0 Shepherd rf 3 0 0 0 3 1 "4 0 Startln 2b 3 0 3 5 Seara If Forest Dale women will stage West 2 0 5 0 Oliver p 3 10 0 their weekly tournament Thursday Laraon p 3 0 0 3 at 9 a m The tourney will 27 6 24 6 starting Totals Total) 28 2x23 12 be followed by luncheon and bridge xTwo out when" winning tun scored Crescent 100 000 00—1 000 001 Ol — 2 Woodbury Realtors Startln Error — Turner 8ummary: Stolen baaea—Turner Rears Sacrifice hits — Moeaaer Guno Double play— Turner to Vaughn to West Struck out — By Oliver 4 Larson 3 Bases on balls— Off Oliver 2 Scorer— Umpires— Anderaon and LlddeU lb McCslnd p 2 0 Nielson 2b 1 0 Whipple cf 2 0 2 0 Olauguea 1' 0 xPeteraon 367 (2-2- ) PITTSBURGH I ABHOAI Four matches are on the schedule for Sunday in the Utah Golf Vandermeer Yields Only association league Five Hits to Dodgers The El Monte-Prov- o clash will CINCINNATI June 1 CP— be held at the Salt Lake Country Johnny Vandermeer pitched a club In order to eliminate excesWednesday for his fourth win sive traveling the clubs agreed to of the year and ttse Reds walloped Dodgering Dodgers 4 to play one match Instead of the usual Brooklyn's 1 in the opener of a three-gam- e ' Kree-vic- h Wagner II In ninth! 4 2110 000 340 001—8 3 0 3 0 000 000 022—4 7 New York 3 0 0 O Bauera p Summary: Errors— Greenberg Croatttt 3 2 0 3 Dickey Gehrlnger MeKbn p 0 0 4 Rung batted In— Fox Tebbettg 3 Rose 3 Gehrig Dickey GreenxLealle Two-bae- e berg CroaetU 2 Drown hit— Kennedy Home rune—Gehrig Dickey Greenberg 7 27 14 Cruiettt Double play Total)- - 31 5 24 13f Total Bgcrlfice— Lagbs xBatted (or Melton In eighth —Rogell to Greenberg Baace on belli — New York 000 001 000 — 1 Kennedy 3 Sundra 2 Strikeout! — Kennedy Sundra 9 tn 4 3 Innlnge 000' 030 lOx — 4 i 'Hlt-r0- 4ff tn Pittsburgh 4 Runs batted In Hadley Errors — Haalln Bartell Loaing pitcher— Sundra Two-bae- e L Waner 2 P Waner Ripple hit — Ripple Sacrifices — P Waner Handley Double playa— Young to Vaughan to Suhr Ott to Hastiu to McCarthy Bases on balls — Melton 1 Strikeouts — Bauers 2 Melton 2 Brown 1 Htta — Off Melton 7 In 7 Innings Brown 0 In 1 Loaing pitcher Melton er Mich June 1 Iff) The University of Michigan capi talized on errors and 11 hits to (is of Pnaci Albert rally NEW YORK Moore If Bartell aa of the greens ABHOA Salt Lake 4 2 3 Country club arranged 4 5 4 Lewis 3b 5 for the match to be played at the 5 2 0 Wright 4 Canyon club The teams will dash e o Stone lbjt 3 4 3 2 0 Bonura lb at 11 a m a Kuhel lb 3 8 llTravU Salt Lake Country club and Og2 Owen 3b 1 3!Alm&d&cf 3 Sewell c den Country club will hold a match 0 OiR Ferrell c xRoaenthal 1 0 OiDeahong p starting at 10:30 a m at the S L Renaa c 0 0 OiWeaver p C C Whitehead p 3 Bonneville will play at Nib-le- y 0 11 1 0 0 xxThompaon park and Forest Dale will inStratton p 0 0 0 ' vade Fort Douglas 38 11 27 17 33 10y26 12 Total Total These matches will be the only Light xBatted (or Sewell In ninth ones on the schedule for June The scores' xx Batted for Wbitehead in ninth BARNETT-WE1SyTwo out when winning ruu was scored M’CLANAHANB Utah Copper and Bonneville are 012—4 001 000 AB HOA ABHOA Chicago 000 Oil 021—5 undefeated in division A while ForChratan 3b 2 0 0 2 8now 2b 1 0 0 2 Washington Haalam rf 2 0 1 0 Skanter 3b 2 0 2 1 Summary: Error —Berger Walker Runa est Dale and Ogden Country club Emery aa 3 0 13 F Bmtng aa 3 1 0 0 batted In — Almada Walker Stone 0 Moore 0 0 2 If 3 0 0 0 cf Bonura Travta Berger Hayes Lewla are unbeaten in division B Raymor er OU 479 Home Run Barrage Defeats Cleveland Chicago on Lewis’ single with two Myer on second in the ninth inning The score was 5 to 4 Trailing by two runs as they went into the ninth the White Sox tied the game when Jimmy De Shong walked two men and Berger and ' Hayes singled De Shong lost his control in the Sox’s ninth— walking the first two men to face him When Chicago Chalks Anderson Lloyd up finally evened the score Monte n no-h-it game for McClanWeaver came in and shut off the ahan’s ple’s double ?30 1 Sox 4-- 1 Vandermeer Hurls Reds to Victory Golfers Play Four Team June downed the White Wednesday scoring the Tilts iliiday winning run Buddy sharp out and zling fashion In only one inning the first was he scored on "In this frame Dutch Turner walked stole second and came home on Johnny Vaughan’s single to right-centAnderson’s was the first in federation circles since last July-2when Jim Armstrong Fort Dougnolas veteran plastered a' no-h-it run performance on the books at the expense of Utah Power and 10 24 SO After blanking the Yanks with five hits for seven frames he wee tagged for homer by Lou Gehrig and Bill Dickey In the eighth and Frank Crosetti in the ninth for all the Yankee runs Crosetti’s came with a mate aboard New York Club’s Lead Cut to Two Games BOSTON June 1 The Boston Red Sox came home Wednesday af- xxAUen -- durttt—ia 2-- o Tip Browns And Chicago Walkup ) Huhea Van Atta ' ANN ARBOR TOO! Am Pirtites Triumph Over no-ru- Phil McLeete — IS AHl 641 NEW YORK June 1 WP)— Vernon Kennedy came within three home run of shutting out the Yankees Wednesday as he pitched the Detroit TlgerittJian 8 to 1 victory over the world champions for hie eighth straight win of the season Bosox Solohs Sullivan e Heffner 2b j8 'Ewori-YounStein Strlpp batted In — Medwlek 3 Arnovich Klein Young Cor2 Gutteridge Slaughter hfta— Mulcahy Two-bas- e bett Milt 3 Three-baa- e bite— GutKlein Medwlek rune — Medwlek Horn Mize teridge Slaughter Double Slaughter Sacrifice — and Corbett Gutteridge playe— Stein Brown and Mize Baeee on tall—1Off MulStruck off Smith cahy 2 off Harrell 4 Harrell 8 Paeeeau 2 out— By Mulcahy 3 5 inning (none Hitt— Off Mulcahy 13 In out In 6th Paeeeau 1 In 2 Smith 2 in 1 Hit by pitcher— By Kartell (Stalnback) Loelng pitcher— Mulcahy “IS' Thursday's Probable Pitcher ’ Detroit at New York ttl — Poffen ) and Anker tro Chanberger(3-1-1(4-1-1 dler and Pearann Cleveland at Philadelphia — WhlteklU 1 (3 31 ve Smith Chleaga at Washington— Gables (1-2- ) Ferrell (7-St Ixuila at Boston—Hildebrand Bell Tf Weat cf McQuInn 215 on Wednesday’s Results Detroit S New inrk Philadelphia 9 ( levrland 5 Washington 8 Chicago 4 Boston e St Louia 3 Clift 3b Krcsi PHILADELPHIA ABHOA ABHOA Mueller 2b 4 1 1 0 Brown 2b 5 4 1 1 H Marttncf 4 13 0 Slaugbtr cf If 0 0 0 0 Owen c Arnovich J1 46-- 2 3 4 0 Med wick If 0 0 Mile lb Klein rf Padgett rf 3b Stein 0 Guttrdge c 3 0 Atwood 3 10 0 Strlpp 3b Young Corbett lb 4 0 8 0 Harrpll p Mulcahy P 3 1 0 11 0 0 0 Passeau — kWbltno- y-p 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Smith p Total) 3916 27 8 35 8 24 7 Total xBatted for paeaeau In eighth 640 20 19 15 Hi Louia Only 19 men officially faced Lefty ST LOUIS June 1 (An—The sixth place Cardinal! resembled the powerhouse of former seasons as they t a 9 to 4 victory over slugged-outhe cellar dwelling Philadelphia ”J i Pet Loft 13 13 1? Wo 4 2ft 3 flevetanft 3-- sharp-breakin- - American League no-ru- t urts H ohnny-Adam$-Suffer§- 4-- Yankees Pound Out Three Homers A’s Trip Indians three of-tfour who got to first reaching there on Lefty’s inability to find the plate with his tantalizing curve One other got to first when Bob Skanter booted a grounder and was charged with an error Nine times Anderson turned back frantic Barnett and Weiss swat-smitby the simple expedient of slipping a third strike past them g Igjiftig after inning his curve and change of pace kept the Jeweler sluggers at bay and meanwhile his mates made the most of five hits off Lefty Jack McCausland Anderson’s mound rival Oliver In Form Woodbury Realtors thanks to' a two-h- it pitching masterpiece by young Louis Oliver Murray high school's athlete climbed back into third place In the standings by defeating Crescent 2 to 1 Oliver who was with C Y 0 last year made his debut in federation circles with his new mates in daz- - : SAN FRANCISCO June 1 It was a photo finish with Shasta Shasta Buddy a rank outsider won Buddy paying $3840 $1040 and the feature race at Tanforan track $560 Rainbearer returned $180 and $380 and San Diequlto $1 It was a Wednesday The program saw the withdrawal of ’ Johnny Adams the country’s sprint clocked in 1:13 3 Robert Varner Arcadia Cal boy riding champion last year for the riding the winner held his mount balance of the meeting He sufclose to the pace throughout aqd fered a shoulder injury when in the drive to the wire outgamed thrown before a start two days the favored Ralnbearer with Basil ago and strained the muicle again Adams James up San Diequlto yas third Wednesday 84 Triumph By MARLOWE BRANAGAN The doors of baseball’s hall of fame opened wide for Lloyd McClanahan’s southpaw Wednesday (Lefty) Anderson curly-haire- d n and Lefty swept right into the hall on the wingj of a no-h- it — 0 a Weiss setback and Barnett McClanahan’s handing game southpaw has Lefty a young-ol- d been flinging that old horsehi(je for five years In local amateur circuits Back in 1933 he gave promise as a youngster just out of high school Throughout the years the tall lad with the puzzling delivery has lived up to his early promise and Wednesday he crashed the gate which is the goal of all baseball flingers Only 19 Face Lefty Cards Show' Punch in 9 to' 4 Victory J Tigers to Southpaw in Rare Form as Mates Take Interesting Contest Lou Oliver Wins Game in Federation Debut —: — 'i : Kenncdy-Hurl- s o ' ‘ Game in Local Loop — n — : 1 938 -- s |