Show - fee ?? jfcwfv 1 I r 16 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING JUNE 22 1838 -- L V- V" Anita Lizana Loses to French Star in Wimbledon FellerurlsMrib(lo-JFinOver-NT-- Trr— CIiilcanAce SobfcMtcr Dropping Tilt Y i”' -1- Htggtm Indians Triumph by 10 to 5 Count Frank 'Pinky Bosox Tiges Split ' Biggins f1pvlan6 Boston New lurk a By SCOTTY RESTON WIMBLEDON Eng June 21 UP) —United States' Champion Anita Llzanar ofChnWeepInglhconsbl-abl- y made her entrance and exit in the tennis championships at Wimbledon Tuesday Unofficial world’s No 1 woman player last year yet not even seeded by Wimbledon officials the senorita lost for the second straight Mme year' to French Champion ' Rene Math leu 4 When the match' waa over Senorita Lizana shook hands with the veteran Frenchwoman curtsied gracefully to the duchess of Kent who was seated In the royal box then fled home weeping through the crowd and now a Asnhlnfto !ftrW rMlartelpkl C EngllshNet tUassic formerly with the Athletics American League Red-So- hicag fct Americaii Players Advance in liar x Itil who Tuesday broke Tris Renul Tuesday WaahtngfoQ 7 Chicago 0 Boston 8--4 Detroit 35 New York 0 Cleveland 10 Philadelphia 2 t JUouls 0 Wednesday's Probable Pitched Mew lork at Cleveland (2)— Gome 147) and Pearson (34) vs AUiri (81) ) Md Harder Washington at Chicago— Ferrell (04) VS Ht rat ton (43 ) Philadelphia at Ht Idtnls—Taster r Nelson 71) vs Mills (21) Bostoa at Detroit— G rove (111) vs Eeaoedy (03) CLEVELAND June j 21 W) Though Bob Feller was wild and g gave nine bases on balls the Indians backed up 'their league-leadin- it with a young attack Tuesday to swamp the Yankees 10 to 5 The victory left the Indians two games In front of the Red Sox who moved into second place again four percentage points ahead of the Yanks The Indian got all their hits off Charley Ruffing who finally was1 driven to the ahowers In the seventh Cleveland got six runs In that Inning on singlet by Hale and Keltner two bases on balls and doubles by Aary1 Averlll and Hemsley the latter with the bales 14-h- right-hand- Speaker’s old srecondfor consecutive 8-- safe hits Pinky cracked out his 12th as the Bosox split a er field A tense crowd of 26400 saw loaded DIMggio cf 4 3 3 6iHle'2bIf 8 110 llHeath 4 0 2 llAvrlll cf So rf Olkltnr 3b’ Hemaley iFeller p ' 4 3 11 5 18 0 4 3 13 4 3 4 0 3 4 3 4 3 4 0 1 3 t 34 T 34 131 Higgins bang out the big hit his seventh Td all DETROIT June 21 (Pinky) Higgins r Veteran Boston Red Sox third baseman snjoylng a sensational hitting streak marched into baseball's hall of fame Tues day by cracking' out his twelfth Consecutive safe hit while tho Sox and Detroit Tigers split a double- -- header—!— i L v Even two home run with which Rudy York Tiger slugger entered a tie with Jimmy Foxx of Boston for the Aerlcan league at 19 each felt Into leadership ' the background a Higgins- collecting eight hits broke Tris year - eld majop Speaker’s 1 league record The Sox won thefirst game 8 to 8 and Detroit the second 8 to 4 Before a tense crowd of 26400 Hlgglne banged out the big hit— his seventh single of the day over second- base just out of Charley Gehrlnger’r reach— In the eighth ln It gave Ring of the second game him a perfect day at bat and left him a chanc to extend the streak Wednesday CSV-Fra- day over second base Tuesday' 17 Barnett Woodbury - Realtor 6 D ft R O W 13 Fort Douglas 4 Welea I Lang Defeats Oilers by 7 to 1 Score Gehringer’s ' ' reach 6-- Senators Shut" Out Lowly Ghisox 7 to 0 Pacific Coast League Won 51 CHICAGO R-- t 10-h- thrat-wethe- - 7-- 4 6-- int ABHOA ABHOA sell as 3 0 1 0 3 0 2 6 4 0 10 Walker if 2 1 3 0 WASHINGTON CHICAGO B HO AI B Caae rf 4 2 3 O'Berxer aa 3 1 0 0w Wvt cr 32 5 Lewia 3b 3 1 S'gltlnbchr ef Simmona If 5 3 2 OKrrevich cf Bonura lb 4 Olflo Walker If Travia aa 2 0 2 aiKuhcl lb Bluee 2b 4 2 3 SlHavct 2b R Ferrell 0 2 O'Sehluetr e 4 0 0 OILe Kelley p I 10 xRadclIff Rlxney p Anpllii Knott p A 1 0 1 0 14 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 OOP 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Texas League From Take Fray to 2 110 HEADACHES! 1000 I 8-- 6-- Strtke-out- 3 m-- - 6-- Cucci-nell- Ep-per- ly er ’’ nd I ns p10 71 20-3- Two-bae- e Twin-trau- b well-earne- Two-baa- American Association a Columbua 5 Milwaukee 8 (11 innlnga) Iudlanapolla 7 St Paul 2 LoulaWII v 3 Minneapolis 4 Toledo 0 Kansas City 16 Southern ' Association 2-- 3 Fort Golfers Tie —25 Ambers Wins Last Two-ba- ) Tnlm ll6 Beaumont 3 HouMoft 8 Dallas 4 Oklahoma City 7 8au Antonio 2 Fori Worth 4 Shreveport 3 Total 5110 2713 Total 32 5 27 17 xBatted for Le In fifth Knoxvm 910 Ltttla Rock 86 scond xxBattad 1 or Rlgnty in eighth (ams seven innings) 020 020 201—7 Washington Memphis 4 NashyUl 2 ooo ooo ooo —o New Orleans 6 Atlanta1 0 Chicago Error— Non Run batted In— Lewi Birmingham 16 Chattanooga 43 Simmon Two-bae- e 4 R Frr11 Kelley hha-rC- ea Three-ban- e 2 Blue Owen Home run —Simmon hit —Lew la Sacrio fice— Weal 2 Lewi Double plya — Hayea to Kuhel: Hayea to Berger to ' Mrs E W Field and Mrs H' H Kuhel 2 Baaea on ball— Kelly 1 £ 3 2 Strikeout— Rlgnev 2 Knott 1 Rose tied for first place in the Fort Rlgny Hita—Off Le 6 In 5 Innings Rlgny 2 tourna-mer)tTuesda-yr In 3 Knott 2 In 1 Hit by pitcher — By Douglas women’s point par Lm (Travis) Mr Field acored (Bonura) Klguey Loaitig pitcher — Le 5 3 0 1 Gehringr 2b 4 1 2 3 16 1 4 0121 Yotk c 4 2 2 6 Fox rf 4 0 11 4 4 2 3 Greenbg lb 3 0 7 2 1 2 2 La aba cf 4 3 6 0 3 10 1 0 2 O Roii 3b 1 0 2 0 Lawson p 3 0 11 0 0 0 Qipofleubgr p 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 XNnnenkp Dickman p 0 O'O 0 0 0 xxGaffk 10 0 0 0 0 agby p Totals 3310 24 12 Browns XBatted for McKaltl In 7tb xx Batted for Dickman in 8th A’s 5 002 000 0204 Boston 203 000 OOx— 6 Detroit Error— Laths Runs batted Summary: ST LOUIS June 21 CD—Oral In— Foxx Higgins Peacock Gaffke York Twobaaa hits—Laaba Hildebrand gave up only fiv hit 2 Fox Laaba 2 Home York Stolen run— Walker Chapman baa— Foxx Double plays— Fox to York: and struck out seven Tuesday as Rogelt Gebringer to Greenberg Gehrtnger the St Louis Browns won the first Rogell to Greenberg Hlgglne Doerr to of their three-gam- e series with the Foxx Baaea on ball— Off Wagner 3 Mo 8truck out— By Me Katn 3 Lawson 7 Athletics 5 to 2' Kain 1 Bagby 1 Lawaon 3 Poffenberger Philadelphia 1 Hits— Off Wagner 2 In 2 Innings (0 ’Home runs accounted for two out In 3rd) MrKain 2 In 4 Dickman 1 In tallies and one of Phila1 Bagby 2 In 1 Lawaon 10 In 7 0 out In Browniq 8th Poffenberger 0 in 2 Winning pitcher delphia’s runs —Lawson Losing pitcher— Wagner PHILADELPHIA I ST tOUIS ABHORI ABHOR Hose rf 4 2 0 O B Mill If s 3 4 0 Finney lb 3 0 8 0 Butman lb 4 15 0 Werber 3b 3 2 3 Kreaa it 3 12 2 J 0 0 2 Johnson cf 3 0 OlAlmad ef 4 13 0 O If 4 1 0 Maitera rf 4 Chapman Lodglanl 2b 3 1 1 3'Hralh e a 1 T xxHas 10 0 OlHeffner 2b' 4 3 03 Ambler as 3 0 6 0 Hildbraud p 3 0 50 0 sr not Always curd by Roes p 1 0 0 0 xDean taklm aspirin Your ' K Smith p 10 11 be can trouble money Total 31 6 24 81 Total beat eared by maklnf-'iT- ! 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DETROIT ISxON 6-- 6-- 522 Juno 21 UP)— Harry Raoramrnto 551 46 San Franctaco 537 44 loaAngflta the right hander Washing- San 41 500 Diego 40 488 ton purchased from the Philadelphia Heattl 481 39 Portland 475 39 Athletics last month scored his first Hollywood 337 28 Oakland 1938 victory Tuesday by shutting At Lo Angela! 002 010 10(V— 4 10 Franclaco out the Chicago White Sox 7 to 0 San Lo Angela 100 50x — 10 12 Shoree and Sprlna £ Llllard and Colllna Kelley yielded five scattered hits R H £ At Seattla: 000 000 iK0 —0 7 ‘ AI Simmons hitting his season’s San Diego 000 000 001 —1 10 Seattle Craghead and Hogan Hutcblnaon and seventh homer and two singles led Femandea R H E At Portland: the lt attack against three Chi’aOO'OOO 012—8 J2 Hollywood In Simmons 7 000—2 000 ijrpvs 200 Portland cago pitchers Nltcholaa and BrenaeH Hllchtr Radonlti four runs and Dickey (1)At R H E Oakland George Case the Senators’ young 021 000 100—4 10 outfielder drove out two long dou- Sacramento First fame: 000 000 Oakland Oip— X 4 v I DETROIT BOSTON Schmidt and Frabka Van Fleet Old (t) B H 0 A bles to continue his batting spree BHOA Raimondi and (91 Conroy 4 aa 4 i 1 Cramer ef 4 11 OIRogell but Injured his right ankle in the 0 Voamik 13 01 Walker If 5 13 of tho game when he International League Chapman tf 5 0 1 oioehrluger 2b 3 0 1 20 last play 4 3 0 4 0 7 OlYork 0 Foxx lb while Rochester 2 struck tho right field-wal- l 3 4 1 3 0 Jraey Citypoatpooedf 5 15 2'Fox rf Cronin aa r He Buffalo at Baltimore Joe Kuhel’s drive Hlxxlna 3b 4 4 I 2'Oreerbrx lb 4 0110 taking L 3 0 2 0 limped off the field after several 4 10 BILaaba cf Doerr 2b Toronto 3 112 Syrcus (am DeSautels e 5 1 4 llRoaa 3b (ond 10 tnnlnga) 3 10 0 minutes’ rest Wllaoo p 0 0 0 OlBrldxea p - b£S 3-- er Basalt sh Charley Recall '"The swatsmitha of the Amateur federatloir'had their innings Tuesday night in two games that ended acorea D A R G W in the legaue leader "swamped Fort Douglas with a barrage of hits 13 to 4 and Woodbury Realtors second-place possessor trampled Barnett & Weiss even more convincingly 17 to 6 The Railroads ran up a total of 14 hits in piling up their score The Soldiers threatened to make a ball game out of it in the fourth 5 Brown 2 20 2ICooney rf 44 21 7 0 ter 2 Hit— 5OffWeaver Hubbell 7 In 7 Brown Slaughter rf 3 9 4 OIGarma 3b frame bunching three of their four non7 p pm— Telephone V Deseret New Medwlck If 4 6 S llWeel lf“r 4 1 1 in 2: weaver 4 In Walter non 8 p Hein Drug va Hudaon- Motor bingles and some D & R G W LoaPadgett lb 3 0 11 HCucInello 2b 3 1 3 3 In 2 Weaver — Hubbeltpitcher— 9 p m — Plnney Beverage va Optical J Martin ef 4 1 3 OIDIMagglo ef 2 0 0 o ing pitcher Winning errors to push across four runs 3 0 2 1 Guterdg la 2 1 0 4'Mueller e D & R G W pulled out of danger Shop Owen c 3 0 3 2'Waratler aa 3 1 1 3 2 0 0 2 'Turner p 2 0 0 4 however in the sixth scoring three Lang Company Tuesday moved to McGee p 1 0 0 01 Cubs Manage 4-- 3 time more and then added five in within one game of the Metropoli- xMlae Harrell p 0 0 0 01 canto the last for good measure 30 5 24 151 Total 29 5 2712 Win Over Phili tan- league leadersAssociated Oil Total xBatted lot McGee in (eventb Hitting laurels in the other Tray St 001 Louli 7 3 000 000—1 to a them setback were not so Barnett A by handing PHILADELPHIA June 21 UP)— Bouton 003 000 OOx — 3 Weiss chalking up 12 bingles to 39 Led by Hardy and Davis each of Error — Brown 8 Martin Medwlck Charley Root’s relief pitching Tueso Runa batted In— Slaughter for Woodbury The Jewelers led of whom collected three for four 2 Sacrifice— Turner Double ylay— day gave the Chicago Cubs a 4 to 3 4 to 1 at the end of the first only Waratler to CuccIneUo to Fletcher Bases victory over the Phillies for into went the winners on 1 McGee ball— Turner 3 Strikeout Lang to be submerged beneath six Wood— McGee 2 Harrell 1 Turner 2 Hlta— three-ru- n Tune-U- p in lead a the Root relieved Rookie Paul first McGee tallies In 5 inning 5 Off the sixth four and in Inning Harrell 1 in 2 bury in the third in the sixth after the rhlls and waa never heeded Bart Dea- Losing pitcher —McGee second-sacknad scored two runs on Morrie Jeweler beautiful support gave behind — Wagner BROOKLYN 21 UP) June nery The (UP)-World LOS ANGELES Juno 21 clouted for a circuit pass in the two hits one a home run by Rod Dodgers disappointed a crowd of Amovich’s home run with Phil Lightweight Champion Lew third in the second In the fourth 25527 Tuesday night as they lost Welntraub on base He yielded Ambers of Herkimer N Y finished WOODBURT REAL BARNETT ft WEISS Knight Abie Davis nipped a short-live- d to the Pittsburgh Pirates 9 to 8 only two hits in the last four inABHOA bouts for Henry Moeaaer aa ABHOA up hi ’’tune-up8 3 O 0‘ Chntnaen 3b 4 1 1 1 rally with a beautiful running catch in their second game under the nings The Phils put the tying win' 3b Gilbert If by 1 5 4 3 Armstrong Tuesday night Raymor run en base in the seventh and of a long fly and threw to third for Ebbets field arc lights 4 0 non- RLndrff 2b 6 1 Emery ee ning an unimpresalye PITTSBURGH BROOKLYN 6 4 a double play Greer e 3 1 eighth but Root bore down when Argyle e title decision from Jimmy Vaughn KLndrff cf 4 3 Vincent rf 3 1 ABHOA Brewer Tire outhlt Utah Oil 30 Handley 3b 4 1 1 lCuyler rf ABHOA A Turner lb 2 2 4 3 4 0 a hit meant a run If 5 8 of Cleveland whom-h- e had beaten Seam CHICAGO S 3 Olaen lb to S but committed four errors to LWaner cf 4 1 2 OlHudaon 2b 2 1 1 4 PHILADELPHIA Whipple cf 3 1 B H O AI rf 5 2 1 OlazRoaen rf 4 2 0 Wagner 2b 2 2 10 0 0 BHOA previously In the east as Olympic Shepherd lose s close one 4 to 5 With the PWaner a 5 1 2 3 Coacarart 2b 1 0 0 0 Hack 3b O'Mueller 2b 4 Shafbuck 4 0 Turner 2 1 3'H Vaughan 0 3 12 4 p p auditorium 2 1 12 If 3 0 1 0 Cavaretta If 4 Wood! lb 0 0 Slmlater lb 3 0 score tied in the seventh and two Suhr lb 5 O'Martin cf 5 2 10 jjlHaaaett If Rlazo 5 1 e O'Jordan 3b Reynold cf 4 7 4 Peteraon 2b 3 1 Ambers waa credited with five 0 0 5 3 0 0 2 adout Anderson lived on an error e c Todd Hartnett 4 3b 2 3 OlWelntrab 1 0 5 4 0 OILavageto rf 5 2 111 Giauque lb " rounds to three for Vaughn Two Herman 2b 3 CamUll lb 2 2lArnovich If 4 1 3 0 vanced tm a passed ball and acored Young 2b 4 3 M'Cailand p 0 0 41 kndek-dow1 0 OIDavl e 1 0 Demaree rf 3 p Koy cf Klinger 2 3 0 5 2 were every There wore no 40 Bauer p 3 1 44 19 21 7 Total Durocher a 4 1 lb 4 5 llStalnback rf 41 1 0 Total 32 12 2110 tih Harold" Johnson’s long single Hi Colllna 3 Jurgesaaa 4 O'Shareln a Mungo 164 402 0— 17 Woodbury Realtor 3 8 I 5 Press behind the three-h- it Quality Tamulla p 10 0 0 Epperly p 3 0 OlPasaeau p 411 000 0 — ( 3 0 3 0 Although he won by a solid mar- Barnett ft Welae defeated Root p 1 Butcher p 0 pitching of Staynor 0 UxKleln 1 0 0 0 Error—Vincent Wagner Em ‘ gin Ambers displayed little of the arySummary: zBrack ILaMa 0 0 0 0 0 Argyle Slmlater A Turner Whipple Club 9 to 1 p Fnikhouee p 0 6 0 1 Stolen neaee—Chtlsteneen Raymor Arability that has enabled him to de- gyle With Munsey in perfect pitching 33 8 27 4l Total Turner Sacrifice hit — Gilbert Home 33 7 27 14 azzEngllah 10 0 0 ToUl feat such men as Pedro Montanez run —AWegner Three-ba- a xBatted for Pasaeau In lghth hit — Moeseer form N O Nelson handed Barnett Total 38 14 27 12 LP!?x® j 001 20t 000—4 and Tony Canzoneri He fought a Moeaaer 3 bit — Shepherd Run batted in — & Weiss a 5 to 2 setback winxBatted for Butcher in aeventh The Philadelphia Gilbert 1 R Lindorff 1 Greer 000 002 100—3 saBatted careful slow bout and preferred to 3 K Lindorff 1 Olaen 4 Shepherd 1 ner In leventb Errora— for Hudaon Paaaeau 2 Herman Reynold ball to errorless played drop the Runa batted In— Reynold! 1 Epperly 2 An xzrBatted for Frankhouae In ninth Shafbuck 2 A Turner 1 Whipple 2 Wagproceed on points instead of going ner a 002 210 301 — 9 novlch 2 2 Double playi — Emery to Wagner io Jewelers one and a half games be- Plttaburgh hlta—Stalnback Cava after a knockout A Turner Innlngg pitched —By H Turner hind 200 000 100— 3 retta Colllna Epnerly Martin Reynold Brooklyn first place ome run — Amovlch 3 Vincent 3 MoCaualand 1 Credit victory Summary: Errora — Hasaett 2 Todd P Sacrifice — Srhareln Frankhouae Rune batted In — P Double plava — Paanau (unaaalated) : Colto Shafbuck Charg defeat to H Turner Pinney Beverage got back into Waner 3 L Waner Todd Cuyler Phelps lin to Jtirgess: Mueller to Scharein to Waner Rune responsible for— Shafbuck 6 H Tur- the d winning habit with a a Rizzo Young 2 Roaen Base on balls— ner 5 Vincent 5 Struck out— By ShafS L hlta — 5 Root 1 Three-baIndependents Paaaeau 4 Strikeout— Enparly hit— Bauer buck 2 H Turner I Vincent 2 Base on win over Mutual Creamery 4 to 2 Young Cuyler Paaaeau 5 Epnerlv — 1 Home Todd Root 4 nine Hits— Off Paaaeau 1 In S In- SacriCuvier Off VinH 1 6 Turner Young Shafbuck ball— Capital Diini Wait Little allowed three hits — fice only Hasaett Suhr Double play— Duro- ntaga: LaMaater nona In 1 Eoperlv S in Woa Loat Pet cent 1 Hit with pitched bell— A Turner Ostler Candy had its heavy guns cher Hudson and CamUll Young Tooele 833 b:y Vincent Wild pitch — Vincent Time of Vaughan 5 (none out In lxth): Root 2 In 4 Paused 2 City and Suhr Left on bases — Pittsburgh 7 ball—Hartnett Whit Star Srvlc Barber and Bar Winning 667 play — 2 hour 8 4 Umpire— the for second working straight Brooklyn 9 Strikeout— Mungo 2 Tamulla Losing Pilcher— Paaaeau pitcher— Epperly 8 618 ney Scorer — Harvey 6 3 Bauer 7 Butcher 1 Frankhouae 1 Hits to hand the Diamond Oil — 6 500 game 3 In Off ' 4 Butcher 1 In I Mungo Blnafiant FORT DOUGLAS 9 D ft k O W 3 250 Tamulis 8 In 3 e IN THE DISTRICT COURT 091 10 ABHOAl 1 OF THE Heuatr’f ABHOA boys tbeir thirteenth loss 34 to 6 Klinger1 3In in2 2 Bauere 4 In 7 Wild pitch — United State for th diatrlct of Utah S L Stynp maintained its league Bauer Call M 3 2 3 2Wytt ef 4 0 0 Bauerft Notice on petition for discharge in 2l Herrick 3b 3 0 2 Winning 2b pitcher— Evans 3 5 3 Losing Tuesday’ Rnl -B leadership by handing M W A pitcher— Tamulla Marsh 3bi 5 3 0 2Lomnasy 2b 3 0 2 bankruptcy In th matter of Albert Jeqklnporting Good 8 Bingham 7 a 10 io 8 defeat- Pete Love kept Franta lb 5 0 4 OlSurbaugh rf 4 0 0 : Napper a bankrupt In bankruptcy No 14660 Morr If 0 1 1 OlCrmbllng H 302 I BINGHAM JENKINS I Nolle 3 1 10 0 the losers’ seven hita well scathereby given that Albert AB H 0 A AB H 0 A Kramer rf 3 2 2 0 Poppv lb Meet Postponed Golf If 2 1 1 OjRogen c M’Lees tered Napper of Salt ay City Utah baa 3 15 Pranela St 4 2 1 48per If 4 1 0 hie filed on the 24th in 1( 0 0 St Sheehan 0 0 If 0 3 0 of petition TUESDAY’S 4 1 8 Turner cf 4 12 OiBurn lb RESULTS e O' November 1937 praying for day 5 17 Austin Banks p t( 3 2 0 a 2b 3 2 2 4 Cardanl 3b 3 2 1 At Falrment Park of the Utah public links Opnshaw Meeting bl from all In Emermon p 4 O 0 11 btnkdebt 3 2 0 2 2 3 21 Mark 2b Lloyd aa R H E ‘ ruptcy All creditor tnd other person xBeUrldf 3 0 5 0 Evnkvich rf 4 1 0 9 7 ' tourney committee originally sched110 0 jQhanaon Quality Prea Intereated are ordered to attend t Pratt-I01 Delaney aa 2 1 1 1 Club 3 uled Wednesday has been post301 th 38 14 21 71 Totslf Totals 29 4 hearing upon laid petition before 2111 O' 3 4 2 e Bala 8 10 8logren p Staynor and Tuckett V McGhla and the United Slate diatrlct Judge In XBatted for McLses in sixth until Jn The Tribponed Thursday Kellogg Ik 311 0 Buterfleld ef 4 1 0 Pop the United State! courtroom in th 410 003 813 3 2 1 0 Lament p 1 0 1 D A R O W jC h Knight rf une building according to ChairFederal building Balt Lak City Utah Fort Douglas 000 400 0— 4 N O Nelaon Joner It ! 1 1 0 01 " 52 63 din th 28th day of July 193S at 2 2 Frants Barnett ft Wei man Cy Harbeke Officials of muSummary Errors-- Csl£ Evans o’clock In tho afternoon thereof and stolen 2' Bheeh&n' Total 2912 2110 Total 312118 3 2 Crumbiinr Herrick and Lawaon G Dowdlng How- nicipal association as well as mue then and then ahow cause If any hit — Marsh Dou- - ardMomey 021 022 0—7 bases— Call 13 Bingham and Graaa to attend they have why th pnyer of th petf 200 132 X— 8 bl play— Call to Evans to Frants Struck Jenkins' art pros nicipal E H R urged tinner should not be granted By gen- Error — France Oil Lloyd out— By Emertson 7 Banks 6 Bases on Aeaoelated 1 2 Summary: the Thursday session eral rule of tb court It U further balls— Off Emertson 1 Banks i Hit with Lang Welding Mark Stolen baaea— Turner Lloyd 7 11 ordered that any creditor opposing hlta pitched ball—Herrick by Emertson Wild Sacrifice hit — Lloyd TOrc-baGunderson and Elkrem Dennery and 6-- just out of scheduled It was the Reds’ ninth win in their last XI starts and marked the third time In a row Hubbell made BOSTON? Jujie 21 (AP)— The Bostoi Bees combined one solid a vain bid for his 200th major Preleague pitching victory hit with three errors Tuesday to defeat the St Louis Cardinals 1 viously the Cardinals and Pirates and give Right-HandJim Turner his seventh triumph of the season had each stopped him ironi All of the Boston runs made In reaching that goal NEW YORK CINCINNATI BHOA BHOAl3lChloaan the third were unearned foi with 4 0 1 If 4 0 2 0 Frey 2b 4 1 1 OIDannlng c 4 1 6 0 on out Stu Martin tumbled iSlbie Cook If Goodman rf 4 2 0 O'Brown p 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 4 111 OIRIpple rf Fletcher lb grounder"' end Johnny McCrmck Lombardi e 4 2 7 OlOtt 3b 2 0 3 2 4 13 0 4 11 OILelber cf Cooney and Debs Garms eat out Craft cf 4 0 2 2IMcCarthy lb 3 0 9 0 Rlgga 3b bunts to fill the bases against Flip- Myera aa 4 14 2IBartell aa 3 0 2 2 Weaver p 3 0 0 3IKampurla 2b 4 0 0 3 per McGee 2 6 0 1 Walter p 0 0 0 JIHubbell p — After Max West filed out Tohy 12 0 Cuecinello drove in two runs with Total 35 8 27111 Tot! 31 4 27 8 000 300 300—0 single to left an Garms coun- Clncldnatl AT WHITE PAIR New York 100 100 OOO— 2 5:20 p m — M W A v N 0 Nelaon tered with the third run when — Cooke Weaver Runs batted In Errora 7 :3a p m— U P Boosters va Cudahy — Goodman 2 Medwlck 2 to Lombardi let the hit roll Dannlng 8 30 Shamrock va Covey Garage Ducky e 2 hit — Cooke Myers State Grocery va the left field stands Three-ba- a p McCormick Myer hit— A 8 ft R ST LOUIS BOSTON Goodman Home runs— Dannlng Goodman BHOAl BHOA Lombardi Doubt play — Myer to McCorAT FAIRMONT PARK Brown 3b 4 1 1 3IFletcher lb 4 0110 mick Base on bajl— Weaver 6 8 P m — Bennett Glaaa ve strevell-Pat- 8 Martin 2b 4 WalHubbell 6-- nk 4 Cramer cf Voamik If Chapmn rf Foxx lb Cronirr M Higpinf 2b Doerr 2b Peacock Wagner p Mckain p Jim Turner Turns in Seventh Triumph Of Season as Redbirds Muff Ball D A R 0 W Woodhury Realtor Crescent Barnett ft Weiaa Fort Douglas McClanahan'a u jingle of the 3-- Amateur Federation gane NEW YORK June 21 (AT— Even King Carl Hubbell couldn’t cool off those red hot Reds from Cincinnati Tuesday and they trounced the Giants 6 to 2 to climb within-f- t game and ft half of tho National league leaders Given a one-ru- n edge on Harry Danning’s homer in the first inning King Carl retired the first 30 men in order but then was knocked hose from tho lead on homers by Ival Goodman ‘and Ernie Lombardi in the fourth and finally was clouted for another three-ru- n rally in the seventh which put the game beyond Fumbling Cards Drop Fray to Boston 1 6-- 35 142713 003 000 300—5 300 003 60x— 10 Error— Campbell Gordon Hala Run batted In— Heath 4 Henrlch Selkirk Rolfe Kellner DIMagglO Brhrlg Hale Averlll Two-- b hlta— Lary Averlll Hemaley 3 Stolen base Home run — Heath Hemsley — Henrlrh Gordon 8 Rolfe Kltnr Sel n kirk Scrlflc— Hale Double playi —Qor-doto Crosettl to Gehrig Dickey to Cro-ael- ti — S on Feller balls Bases to Gehrlx 3 Keller 4 Ruffing 4 Struck out — Ruffins AnHits—Off Rufflnx 14 in 6 3 Innings: Wild pitch— -- Ruffing drews none in 1 Loslnx pitcher— Rufflbt Totals New York Cleveland Sluggers Go On Spree In Federation The Crowd of 12000 obviously was With Senorita Lizana but shs insisted on getting into a hole and then trylAg to pull off a miracls in every game She had to rely mainly on her easy second service which Mme Mathleu battered back for winners She also tried to drop shot Mme Mathieu to death The idea of drop - shottihg the Frenchwoman was good but most of the time the ball hit on the wnong side of t&e ’ net 'v Three other Incidents were worth mention— Don Budge still was well off his gams he and Gent Mako beat L de Borman and' Pierre Geehland of Belgium in doubles 3 64 4 Jadwlga Jedyzejowska Of Poland lost a net to steady Dorothy Stevenson of Australia whom she 6 3 beat by 1 and Helen Jacobs appeared recovered from her arm injury in drubbing Mary Whlt-marof England 0 Gracyn Wheeler of Santa Monica- Cat a member of the U 8 Wlghtman cup squad alto played In top form to defeat Miss C M Burrows a really food 0 English player 8 Alice Marble American champion in 1936 had fun beating Mary 0 2 Cootes of Alexandria Va The tall pretty southern girl proudly announced after the match 'Think of me taking two games from Alice” on the Detroit ) Only This was the only match and Incident of the entire' day that was out of the ordinary as every outstanding United States player advanced and Tigert double-head- fitiMMe Pitcher Wedocday Cincinnati at New 1 ock— Derrtnger v Gomhert (5-Chicago at Philadelphia French (4-1- ) ) va Hollingsworth St louii at Boatoa— Waraeka (4-1- ) Hutchlnwm (3-2- ) V 7S-5- points and Mrs Rose 36-- 9 3 - Frank-houa- I - - f 20-3- Two-bae- Nibley Meet Dele-ne- y a Mrs WFJ Fellows won the Nibley — Francla Open haw Knight Burua hita — Lloyd Bpera park women's golf tournament Mark Larson Doubla playa— Deleney to Tuesday with a net 71 while Mrs Burn Lloyd to Openahaw to Kellogg In Kn Helen Wise was second with 74 The nlnjra pitched— By S)ogren 5 1 Larson 4 Credit victory to Knight meet was directed by Mrs Haze! Charg defeat to Laraon Struck out— Brodbeck Nibley park women’s golf By SJomn 4 Knight L Laraon S Base on ball— Off Sjogren 2 Two-bas- e 3 president mont Scorer— A Francla 2 pitch— Banks Passed bills— Rodger Tim of gamrl hour 29 mlmnee umpires —Peterson and Beaumont Scorer—Woolley Home Run Club Foxx Bed 8ox 19 York Tigers 19 Goodmen Reds 16: Ott Qiants 16 Greenberg Tigers 16 Lombardi 'Reds 9 -- 8 the clay courts championship ad - eighth in the third round 3 vanced to the third round by beat- 3 Robert Harmon seeded fouring Kenneth B&rtlet of Los An- teenth also of Oakland lost to 4 Chester Muirphy of- the University geles 2 Bobby Riggi of Chicago and Los of Chicago’s undefeated tennis team 6 4 Angeles defending champion had 6 Other seeded players fared betlittle trouble in hie third round match with John Krifka of Chi- ter Ernest Sutter of New Or0 leans former Tulane university cago winning t-- 0 Parker was one of four seeded star seeded ninth beat Harrison players to lose Martin Buxby of Jones of Kalamazoo Mich in the Miami was the first dropping his first round 1 3 and then elimifirst round match to Robert Pea- nated Bradley Kendis of Hollywood 2 cock San Franciaco 0 6t2 6 in a second Buxby Cal was seeded No 11 Peacock also round match defeated Howard York of PhilaDonald McNeill of Oklahoma City nis only in spots' 0 national indoor champion seeded delphia in the second round 10-Norman Bickel of Chicago beat sixth went into the fourth round Bryan M (Bitsy) JGrant Jr of Atlanta a Davis cup4 teammate of Frank Kovsca the lanky Oakland by beating Seymour Greenberg ChiParker’s and three-tim- e winner of Cal youngster who was seeded cago 3 2 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- - 6-- 6-- 8-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- R H E 6-- 7-- 6-- ‘ 8 6-- this application ahall enter hti appearance and file apeclflcatlon In writing In opposition thereto with th under elgned referee 424 Beaaon Building Salt Lak City Utah In th manner and at th time aa provided id general order Number 32 J T M'CONNELL Referee In Bankruptcy Salt Lake City Utah Dated Balt Lake City Utah Jun 21 1938 Baseball Meeting 4 7 Plnney Beverage Mutual 2 3 Creamery Little and Haloman Hacker X Gilbert Managers of teams entered in the and McCarthy Amateur Baseball federation will TUESDAY RESULTS meet at 8 p m Thursday in the At Mbit Park R H X Dooly building officers of the or- iJ4 10 Oil 5 7 Jeffs and Ostler McKendrick Adelt and Taylor £ H £ Utah Oil 5 5 2 4 10 4 Brewer Tire Hammond and Hogan Richardson Anderson and Watson Polllfc R R X 4 3 7 Mecca Rar b IS 11 3 Optk-a- l Shop Emery and Gebrinf Borg and Burger Jft H E Diamond Parker Drops Out of Clay Courts Net Fray CHICAGO June 21 UP) — Frankie Parker of Milwaukee and Los Angeles' ranked No 3 nationally was eliminated Tuesday in the second round of the national clay courts tennis tournament by George Pero of Miami Fla Parker aeedfed No 3 and ft member of the 1927 Davis cup teani 4 1 lost in three sets 7 to the unseeded southerner Earlier Parker had defeated Jack Krietenstein ofj Chicago in a first 7 round match 8 farker appeared tired and played tog ten- Huber M aI W MII949 MOMMI 103 A Stamp Lubck Pattcreon and NUon JohauMtu 7 13 0 1 and Lov Diamond Slate Wednesday' Gnmea A L Federation MeOlanahau'v vs Credent Community Liddell Petamon and Harvey Barnett de Weis ve Fort Dougltf No 2 Barber Andereon and 8nidr Capital leertte Tooele va White Star No 1 S A Peter eon Henager'a Heins Carbon at ve Vetter’s Industrial Want MagnaGar(ield Jordan field 4:30 p m ganization announced Tuesday Colorful Coverage of the Louis-Schmeliii- Fight g Nw Yrk ring Champion and chillangtr slug it eui tonight in Tomorrow morning in Th Tribun you'll gat th FIRST "after th bittl" eommnti ef both fightwrt all' th ringtid color written by Jack Dampity and othar untquald oxperti and compUU tight details Tomorrow night in Th Tdegram you’ll gt th FIRST Wirophoto action ihott ef tho fight at well l groat imidt oburvationi on th "million-dollar" clash For tight ntwi watch tho iporti pagti of Th Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram I i f |