| Show 2 C THE SLT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 26 1938 Officials Drive Ahead With Plans for Utah Idaho Ball Loop -- Backers Will Map Probable Glass-B-0rganiza- tionf Harris Schedules Gathering Yankee Siege Guns—Whip Tigers 3 Boss ofNLHit teoaj'flrsfmt'’-''- ' ’At- etsrs6wdfttef 9-- Teams in District Leader Calls for Meet at Twin Falls Four-Stat- e "Utah-Idah- ffeTcland M Rot too Detroit ill SIMM 8-- 4 (S-i- " (X-- (1-3- (0-3- (3-3- (4-8- (8-3- (4-4- (1-3- W-a- (4-1- (5-1- 9erxt It l in i Two-ba- a 25-Tl- '99° if u b er one-minu- te (10 se hlgh-Rota- ry Two-ba- o Thro-bas- fl Race to Bermuda HAMILTON' Bermuda June 25 (D— H C Taylor’s yawl Baruna Saturday led 42 rivals across the Tinkh line In the yacht race from Newport R L to Bermuda The Baruna crossed the finish line at 10:0542 a m Her eUpsed time was three days 21 hours five minutes 42 seconds and corrected time three days 18 hours 68 minutes and 55 seconds No other boat was in sight of Hamilton harbor at ths time the Baruna finished ‘ 635-mi- ls SUNDAY'S SCHFntTLE At Whit park c 5 p m —I L Time v Valentin -Heins m— American Fur Drug ?p m— Utah Poultry v Exchan p alub 8 p m— Merit Hattar yx Zlnlk — 9 p m M M C va Baker Motor' no-h- L set Softball Les Cannon star games has won them all and has had 12 runs scored against him for an average of exactly threo runs per game He is the league’s leading pitcher Arden U tied with Utah Power and ‘Mountain Fuel Supply for the leadership of the Industrial league each team having won five and lost two Records show that A r den’s hitting and fielding haa been good and that Cannon has given them the needed strength to make them a potent contender 25 Jun BOSTON Brown acerellef pitcher chances Pittsburgh Pirates received credit two-thir- ds ng mark 3b-r- '3 nt Ma-ge- rt Tyra-ba- Thre-ba- x o 3 3 3 spot Carl Hubbell’s thrice frustrated bid for his 200th major league conquest was put off until Sunday as Manager Bill Terry sent Harry Gumbert to tha firing line But Gumbert was routed in ths fifth as the Cubs staged the seoond of two uprisings Pbil Cavarretta’s second-innin- g homer into the right field stands with Frank Demaree on base gave Bryant all the margin he needed for victory NEW TOR CHICAGO Hack 3b Herman ABHOA ABHOA 4 1 1 2 Chloxxa b jb 43 2 3 1 Reynold c( J g Dxanlug Hartnett e rf Rlppl Oalen If 4 0 5 0 Ott 3b Leiber ei Demaree rf 4 Cavrtta lt 4 1 Lll lb Jurgea n 2 0 0 1 Kamprt 2b Bryant xMcCai rthy Brown p Gumbert p Lobrman ' 20 4 9 8 1 3 12 6 4 0 0 4 4 4141 110 3 gill 3010 10 1 Bd ?s 0 1 0 0 - 3 How Teams Stand in SL Softball Totxlx at the plate to raise his to- 358 and take 16 poljits - ' second place from Ducky Medwick Cards Hand Dodgers of the Cardinals Ducky dropped 3 to 1 Setback' Y 848 to third-witThe upheaval wasn't confined to BROOKLYN Jun 25 LPl-the batting race alone Every one Davis who was tossed into the of the individual departments of Dizzy Dean deal more or less as play saw a change among its lead- an Afterthought won his seventh ’ gams over U P outstanding localting by chucker goes tho distinction of Boosters snd Strovoll Pederson but pitching two splendid- games for all threo clubs have one postponed two different clubs in tho same eve- game and anything can happen Hie ning and winning them both Mon- United is in a similar predicament day night at White park Les S It Stamp is leading with nine gamu of Jun 25) (Including umbia Inn pitched the first game of tho eve- victories and four losses Quality voa Loat Pet second comis Press in 857 2 place with nine AeocIt4 00 12 ning for Quality Press fast 788 11 Co comfive defeats having Lang ing United league entry and bested wins and 789 10 Pinner Beverag 536 6 Russ Howard of Barnett and Weiss pleted the schedule and Barnett and Optical Shop 7 536 7 Candy 2 to 1 In a pitcher’s battle Utah Weiss is third with eight wins and Oetler 18 286 4 Mutual Creamery Power met the Industrial’s league- five losses The latter team must Mecca Bar 231 3 10 14 000 0 and if the Jewelers Diamond Oil leading Mountain Fuel Supply play Stamp three-way tie will result teanr in tho final game of tho day win a Employe’ League Pet Won Loat and Stewart was again elected to Rain and tie games have put s 769 10 Packing some the in f schedules Ho won another crimp 692 9 Pataraon pitch 692 9 Booaterx U comwill bo P half but 8 first little Marv from Jacobson games game 583 7 Deeeret New to 2 385 pleted in tho near future 5 A 8 and R 308 4 Western State Tho last victory threw tho In300 3 Co local Telephon 8 2 softball On and July throe-way dustrial league itato a 182 Bennett Glee and Fatal 2 to fane will see have chance a tie for top honors Pitchers in local Leam Denver’s best It what Metropolitan as regarded softball are permitted to pitch for Pet Woo Lost On those two Zlnlk 0 13 2000 two clubs: That Is they may pitch elub In action 846 11 2 Baker Motor Packer of that Cudahy nights for tho team of which they are an 8 S 571 Club 8 429 8 city will play In Salt Lake City Exchange Merit ilattara employe (tho Industrial and Em357 9 S L Time 5 (Arena) 9 308 4 ployes’ leagues) and also an open Colorado and Denver especially M M C 9 4 308 Utah Poultry league the Columbia Metropolitan Is noted for tho fine teams 10 167 2 Valentina Appllanc and United leagues To win over have turned out and it looks they like Industrial Leagu Russ Howard and Marv Jacobson a treat is in store Just who will Lozt Pet in tho same evening is really some- oppose the Packers is not definite Mountain Fuel Supply Won 714 J 714 and Utah Power Light thing to talk about at this time but it is very probable Arden Dairy -- 714 Tho past week marked tho close that tho 571 4 a Cudahy team of tho Em- EPCO 429 3 Postal Employe of tho first half of the Columbia 429 3 ployes’ league wiU tangle with them Z C M L 2 286 Beneficial Ltf a Metropolitan United and Employes’ on one of tho nights 1 143 G S Supply a leagues and they will vis for secan Whits at Sunday night park ond half honors vUh tho Metropol(JnltcS AS Loat Pet itan swinging Into action Sunday at improved Merit Hatters’ club will 4 692 9 White park Tha Industrial and meet Ziniks at t o’clock in tho fea- S L Stamp 9 643 5 Preai ture game of the evening Harold §uallty A Weias 5 615 Girls’ play a continuous and not s 6 571 Oil Utah to oppose N a split season Associated Oil won (Red) Fox is expected 571 8 0 Nelson S 6 429 Brewer Tire first half honors in the Columbia Dale Pedersen onthe mound 4 10 M W A 28b with 12 victories and two defeats 214 11 3 Club Ziniks gained top honors in the The Big Six Girl' League Wot Loat PcU Metropolitan with 13 atraight wins H Ret R O AB 1 000 0 58 210 50 0J 3K4 Shamrock Club and no losses They have a post- Averill Indian 4 656 300 Helna Drag Rada 24 03 40 Lombardi 171 4 656 poned game with Baker but win Troky Indiana 50 204 47 74 363 Hudaon Motor 444 4 Trevia Banatora 03 247 40 69 309 American Linen or lose they are still ths champs 375 3 62 212 30' 70 350 American Fur Martin Phtliiaa In ths Employes Cudahy is lead- - Medwick 100 1 62 207 35 72 348 Covey Garage (Cardinal hard-foug- —J Brown Hero In Pirate Win Mace runner-u- p 30 3 2713 32 7 27 5 Totals Battd for Kampourls tn eighth 020 030 000“8 Chicago New York 000 000 000—0 Ran batted In— Cavar-rett- a Error — Non Two-ba- a 2 Hack 2 Reynold hit— Horn run— Cavamtta SacriHe wasn’t atone in the upward Demare fice — Reynold Baers on ball — Off Gum-M- rt 1 Bryant 2 march for Herschel Martin the Strikeout—Gumbert 2 Lohrnan 1 Bryant 3 Brown 1 Hit— Phillies’ sophomore flychaser also Off Oumbert 6 In 4 1-- 3 Lohramn 2 la found friends among bis hurling 3 3 Browa 0 In 1 Hlf-b- y pitch— (D—Mace rivals Gumbert (Jurgea) Paead ball— traveled at a AOO clip in 20 By Banning Losing pitcher— Gumbert of the for his tenth victory Saturday alAllen Paces American Loop’s Pitchers though he pitched only two and innings as the Bucs contin' Averill Holds to Swatting Margin ued their victorious tour of the east by clubbing the Boston Bees 8 to 7 in the series opener CHICAGO JUne 25 —The pace-settiCleveland Indians hac With the score tied In the sixth a pitching leader as well as batting leader in the American league Brown doubled to deep right cenrace for individual honors this week when Johnny Allen fired his ter driving In the two runs that margin of provided the eventual way to the front — — victory Semiofficial disclosed I BOSTON averages Others In the "high ten” were PITTSBURGH ABHOA ABTLQAi Allen who won 15 straight victories Sanf Chapman Philadelphia 358 I 2 Fletcher lb 41 90 and lost but one gamt last year 2 0! Cooney rf 3 O Manert 3b 4 J 848 Case PWaner George Washington assumed leadership among the 31 Garm f 4 5 Vauxhan 344 Suhr lb 5 0iWet If 13 hurlerp by scoring his ninth tri- Buddy Myer Washington " OlCuccInllo 2b 5 4 It 340 riio umph against one setback while Hank Steinbacher Chicago 6 OIDIM&kkIo cf 5 4 Todd 2 Bob Grove of Boston was suffering Jimmy Foxx Boston 332 Charley Younc 2b 4 0 01 Mueller e 2 0 0 0 Warstler a 3 1 -p his second reversal Grove had Gehrlnger Detroit 328 Joe Vos-mi- Tobin 0 0 1 Enxllsh a Brown p 1100 p 3 0 0 won 10’ games Philadelphia’s Lynn Boston 323 Case showed the Bauer a 1 1 0 0 Lannlnx I 0 0 0 xE Moor Nelson was at Allen’s heels with biggest gain of the week bettering 0 0 0 0 T Rela p SO his average more than eight victories and one defeat points to Total 39 1127 9 Total 40 12 27 A1 Meanwhile Earl Averill Cleve- enter the select group xBatted ‘for Hutch lnon In Mventh 500 003 000—8 Pittsburgh land’s centerfielder maintained his Little change took place among Boston 151 190 100 Cueolnello Younr Error — Todd advantage over the league’s tho departmental leaders Foxx Waretler batted jn— Todd 3 Rlxxo hitters He held a mark of 354 ac- batted In five mors runs to send his 3 Brown 2Run P Wanr CucclnUp3 Weet Mueller WaraUer cording to eemlofflclal figures total to 77 but ho wao tiod by Hank Brawn Cucclnllo 2 Wt — which Included games of Friday Greenberg and Rudy York of De- hit—hit — Todd Weet Stolen baa Base on hall— Off LanntngReli1 His nearest challenger was Cecil troit for most horns runs at 20 Tobin 2 Brown Struck out— By T 1 3 Bauer Travis of Washington’ who gained Greenberg alsb pulled up even with 1 Hutciilnon 4 Tobin 2 Brow Hit— Offin LanningT- 4 In 1 In 2 Inning eight points over the week to hop Foxx In scoring each' having count- Hutchinson Tobin V 6 Rtx out lri ) jrown 4 from a tie for fourth to second place ed 54 runs 7 ln4(non Wild pitch— 1 in 2 Bauer 2 with 364 Hal Trosky Averill’s Washington's 289 remained tops Lxnnlng Winning pitcher— Brown Loxlng teammate was a point behind in in team batting and St Louis clung pitcher— Hutchinon to the fielding lead with 978 third place - t tfanpete-ftevle- Tribe Boasts Leading Hitter and Hurler ’ well-deserv- Cariand-Trenonto- a re None other than one Ernest hitter? Lombardi who wears the mask for Cincinnati’s Reds Who’s leading the From the Bleachers in Salt Lake City Softball Warfare a full To Les Stewart By WILLARD SPENCE When Lsng company defeated AsOil at Fairmont park sociated Tuesday evening T to 1 it was more than winning just another ball game for the Welders gained a victory over Gunner Gunderson Associated Oil's acs Diamond Slate pitcher ' SUNDArS GAMES It was Bart Dennery slender CUli Industrial LenfiM CwbM at Plaaei twa cameap Community southpaw who triumphed in his m fark t p best pitching performance of tho Gemanell alub at Provo t:30 a m Macuaariiaid at Divtoad lt30 f WL season Ho limited tho Flying A Amateur Federation Fort Dauglaa va Woodbury Realtor! two team to two hits one of which yames Community park 4:30 a a9 inr wao a long homo run by Rod pirea Barber and AndersonW poorer Snider Knight tor the loser’s only score Midvale 4t30 R G Creecent va ll B umpires Daekar and Baraev oeorer m) Jack Hardy and Able Davis led WTittley MrClanahaa'e vt Barnett A Welsa No tho victors’ hitting - attack both 10:30 am umpires Liddell mod 8pry corer Harvey three for four On two pregetting B L Independents vious occasions Gunderson had Capitol League VetteriStaadard at Tooelt City 4:43 trimmed ths Welders in unusually Jenkins' va Henagrr’a Na 1 bl30 tough games Last season tho Gunner eliminated tho powerful team B mi umpire S A Feteraea WlilU Star va Bingham Pi a lr I H with a 1 to 0 it victory in tho ampirep Hlaee city tournament snd this season League tho first time ths two clubs met Itawney at Ogden Bamboo at Maled ho won 4 to 3 in tenrinning enat Honeyville Ooilegiaai logan ' Richmond counter On both occasions Wally at Freatoa Central Utah league Mackay was ths losing pitcher It Heber at Levaa two gamea looks like modest Bart Dennery Waaateh League has- - hit his stride and If ho has IjvIihi at Devile Hllde Coalville at Ogdea Oak tho opposing clubs in tho Columbia Browning's (Ogden) at Morgan circuit will find tho going hard r league Monroe at boring City Les Cannon former South high Moroni at (lunninon athlete and now a student at B Maatl at ftalina Mt Pleaeant at Kphraira I U has given the Arden Dairy kalrvlcw at Elaiuore team of the Industrial league the C Y O League pitching tho Dairymen have sorely Murray at Tooele t a m Lourdes va Cathedralp Jordaa Jualr 9 needed the past two years "Cannon Bali” Cannon has pitched four Ma by Utah-Idah- o awt 3 WMps Foe I3 (512 Cook rf McCrnck lb 8 5 15 tl Tiger Jack National Swat Lead Goes-TLombardi 6 1 3 8 Muellr 2b 4 OIBcharaln M 4 o ilMartla cf S 31 Jordan 3b 6 xunbarrtl 8 2 9 0 Wntraub lb 4 Klein rf 6 Irhbr1 2 0 Amovlch If 3 ser 0 2 3 OlBtainback If 1 0 lra(t ef 0 1 2 21V Davla tlxx 3b 11 a 3 0 2 1 Mulcahy a Myar NEW YORK June 25 (D-T- he 1 0 0 0 Paueau xGambla tain 2 0 2 Hollins National league batting race underWalter p 2 0 0 wortb 9 10 0 0 xxGoodman 10 0 0 went its biggest upheaval of the CaacarUa p 2 1 2 0 Total 80 13x35 20 Total 4714 30 9 season last week gnd in ths conxBatted for Myr tn lxbth fusion Ernls Lombardi found himXxBattad for Walter In ninth (Two out whan winning run acortd Old 000 113 000—9 self at the head of ths hit parade Cincinnati 013 001 100 001 — 7 Philadelphia While Cookie Error— Brxr Cooke Scharein 2 JorLavagetto ef dan Runa batted In — Mulcahy 1 McCornose-dive- d all the way mick 1 Lombardi 1 Craft 1 V Davl 1 Brooklyn 1 Weintraub 3 Klein 1 Mueller 1 Fllxx Weinfrom first place down and out hit— Jordan Herah-berxeBeryer L Two-ba- a r traub 2 Arnovlch Beryer Rim Horn run— V Davl Sacrifice— of the first ten the Cincinnati Double play — Scharein to Muel I Davl Reds’ "Schnoszola” went to work ler to Wdntraub: Cook to McCormick Bate on Rirx to Frey to McCormick on his pitching cousins clubbed Holllnx-worth hell— Off Walter 3 Caecarella 2 1 Mulcahy 3 BUlkequt— By Mulout 14 hits in SO times at bat Mul4 Off Hit— Holllnxiworth 5 cahy cahy 9 In 8 3 Innlno Paweau 2 In In0 boosted hie average 21 points to pitched to two men)In Holllnye worth 22 In 3 8 Cascarella Walter 13 367 and climbed from third (Mc3 2--3 Hit by) pitcher —By Mulcahy Wln-ninx ball — Lombardi Cormick) to’ the No 1 spot In the Paed place Loetnx HoUloxawortb pltchar pitcher— —Cacarella averages up to isnd including Friday’ games SS Fray 2b ‘Sponsors’ Slam-bang- (2-1- (7-5- Legion Chief Seeks Two 1 (9-6- (1-- (3-7- fill dp w (7-5- four-gam- nsm v 7-- Phlladeiphli ChkM0 Si IjwIs ry Puts Cuts Back in Thick Big Right-HandOf National League Title Scrap Curt Davis Chalks Up Seventh Mound Win es 00 ’"‘1! spring meeting in Salt Lake City has announced through the Associated Press that a second meeting will be held at Twin Falls July 25 Rmnlta Satnrdav New Vark 0 Detroit 3 St Lul IS Washington O That’s Important and means that' Philadelphia at Chlcaga Harris and his associates are deSMtaa at Ctomiaal paateaaaii tala out to termined find just where Prohnhl Sunday New York at Datralt— pitcher they stand-- but the announcement y Taaraoa V (10-3- ) Kennedy stated that discussions would be Clevelaal ()— Oetornrael "0 Grave (11-1-) ve relies centered around the possibility of (SO) and Allot Philadelphia at (blear (S— Them organizing a class B league Md Canter (77) v Lyme ) d 8trotton (6-In other words the moguls have WMhlnftoa at flt Louis ft)Fomlt iwi ) and Kelly ) y N( ) Set their aim one class higher Pro naSMill ) Vious discussion centered around a DETROIT Juno 25 CD—The Now class C league York Yankees finally clicked In both pitching and hitting at the Possible Entries1 aamo time Saturday and trampled According to the Associated Press the Detroit Tigers S to S Big Red Ruffing snapped tho dispatch announcements have been e Tigers’ mailed to "sponsors of baseball clubs winning streak with an elght-h-lt performance while listed as possible entries In the new his mates crashed 11 hits off Roxie class B league— Ogden Idaho Falls Lawton and threo other Detroit Twin Falls Pocatello Boise Salt Included In the assault fllngere Lake City Spokane Walla Walla ware Bill Dickey’s eleventh homer Lewiston LaGrande Ore Missoula of the eeason and Jo DIMagglo’s nd Butte Mont" tenth If a league Including all those t NEW YORK DETROIT cities were organised It would cover ABHOA ABHOAL 0 3llRofn four states It sounds like an am- Loyd Harris Has ambitious CKMttl - -a iWilkP it bitious proposition but the boys cer- baseball league plans § I Henrich rf 4 0lGehringf2b OtVoric DIMagglo itt 4 a tainly aren’t going to miss any OlFox rf 3 Gehrig lb bets Dickey HOreenbrg lb 9 0 k If Harris and the others who at4 1 3b tended the Salt Lake City meeting Lawton p 3 0 showed common sense as well as Poffanbrgr p 0 0 Coffman p 0 0 to enthusiasm when they decided I p lWhlt 0 0 Auker p postpone organisation of the league 1 0 Plet for one year They had at first hoped Totals’ 40 14 37 5 Totals 35 aar s to get the league going this seasRatt! for Coffman la oovoath son but found at the spring meetBatud for Aukar In ninth New York ISO 005 100—9 ing that the time was too short Datralt 100 100 100 — 3 Summary: Error —Laaba Oehiintar Cro-tWanted— Sponsors for two good Decide Trend Runa batted In — Gehrlnger 2 walk er Dickey Gordon 2 DIMagglo American baseball teams 2 Belklrk "The meeting following one held That la Legion hit — Rogtli Ruffing the request of Ed Mon- Henrich 2 York Homo runa — Dickey Gordon at Salt Lake City early this season tague head of the Salt Lake DIMagglo Sacrifice — Fox DouCity Gehrlnger ble play—York to Rogell will definitely decide the trend of American Legion Baaa on balla— baseball 2 junior Lawaon 2 Poffenberger 2 Coff-ling the new league” Harris said "Ma- set-u- p raan 1 Struck out — Ruffing 2 Lawaon 2 1 Coffman 2 Auker 1 Hlta jor league clubs are interested in At the present tlms the West Poffenberger Off Lawaon 7 In 5 Poffenberger 3ln making the loop a series of farms Auker 3 In 2 Paaaed Boys’ club and the East Coffman 3 in 11-for unseasoned players under conteams art ready ball— Dickey Losing pitcher— Lawaon tract” for action but sponsors tor Judge If original plans are followed all Memorial high’ school and 8outh Browns Topple Nats games— with perhaps the exception high school have not been found— of Sunday— will bo played at night and unless 12-- 9 are they forthcoming By Margin - v A1 Warden of Ogden is temporary Salt Lake City American Legion ST LOUIS June 25 (D—The lowsecretary of the organisation performers will be ruled out of any ly Browns five pitchers chance to compete tor state title for 13 bits s Including five doubles ' honors a triple and S pair of homers In decoached Judgs Memorial by feating ths Washington Senators Wally Moree and South high 12 to 9 Saturday ooached by A1 Pignataro art not yet ready for competition but they Harlond Clift and Bean Bell can quickly be rounded Into shape started the fireworks with homers it the sponsors art found In the first Clift’s In a -ger SPOKANE Wash June "It seems strange that in a city pair of runs ahead ofdriving him as as Lake 178 Salt Jack Fox Urge Spokane negro City American I WASHINGTON ST LOUIS scored a third round knockout here Legion baseball does not get the H over Fred Lenhart 179 St Paul response evidenced In communities Caa rf 8 10 OlB Wile If ef McQulnn lb (after a first round finish which the of much smaller population" was Waat Lewla 3b Cox referee refused to allow Heath e 0 Montague’s1 way of summing up the Simmon as It Travla Kreaa Lenhart went down In a corner situation Saturday I Clift b'Vf 4 Myar 2b Almada of after 87 seconds of the first round Tha legion leagues havt been In- Waadall rf under what appeared to be one of strumental in developing many good RDeShong 9 0 0 5 0 Bell Rulllvn Heffner 2b Fox’s vicious right hooks to the baseball players Cecil Travis belt- xWrlght o p l Hildebrand F bead but Referee Walter Wall ing Washington lnfielder and Bob Appleton xxGoslln ooo Krakauak p 0 0 1 Feller CleveUnd’s ace right-handcalled it "no fight” ordered a 0 Weaver p 0 0 0 rest and continuance of the both being graduates of ths legion xxxBonura 1 1’ O 0 Hogiett 00 diamond eet-u- p fight and West Total 4114 34 9 Total Fox floored Lenhart for a seven East 34 13 27 6 In tacond xBatted for £eShonf count one mlnuts and 25 seconds Boys engaged In a XxB&tted for Appleton if) sixths for weaver in tlKhtlL after the second start and again practice gams recently the latter sxxBatted sRan for McQuina In fourth for a count of five 15 seconds later taking ths long snd of a S to 2 Wanhinirtoa 9002 020 023— 0 023 30— 12 Fox floored the Minnesota veter- soora Howard West high curve BtLouie i H 40 Runs batted In—CUft 4 Bell an for an eight count in tha third ball star bested Forbes East high 3 Bummtry: Bimmotu 3 Waadell Heffner 2 Hilda 2 Almada Sullivan Bonura with dynamlta rights and lefts to speed ball merchant In a tight brand Mver 3 hit— Kreaa McQu ths body and chin He put Lenhart pitchers battle West Sullivan Bimmona Hildebrand Home runa— Clift Beil hit— Almada Mown for tha final count midway Mver Stolen basa— Waadell Bao in the round with a terrific right NEW YORK ID— Jack Dempsey Bonura Double play — Travis to rificea— Kreaa 2 Waadell Beaaa on balla— Off Appleton 3 to the heart is an advocate of a national board Krakauakai 4 Weaver 2 Hildebrand 2 2 Weaver 1 to govern boxing This he says Struck Offout— Bv Hildebrand Hita— DeShona 4 In 1: Apnleton and the would eliminate bickerings in 4: Krankauekaa 0 in 23: Weaver 3 0 In 1 Hit bv PUchtP-- Bv Baruna Wins Yacht differences of rulings between one in 1AppletonHogaett (McQulnn) wild pitch— Hilda state commission and another brand Losing pitcher— Appleton high-Rota- T home IM (0-0- "a————I PHILADELPHIA June 25 (D— A of run by Virgil (Spud) Davis NEW YORK June 25 (AP)-C- lay Bryant big right-han- d off Joe Cascarella Into the left Held the Chicago Cubs set down the New York Giants with three sin-glbleachers gavs tha Phillies a 8 Saturday and blanked them 5 to 0 before a crowd of 18914 triumph over Cincinnati in 12 inat the Polo grounds nings hers Saturday National 8 The fireball flinger from Zanesin tha ninth the Trailing by League Reds tied the score after two were Wm MU Frt ville Ohio throttled the champions 30 900 out on an error by Buck Jordan Kew York 34 83 34 878 so effectively that only five batsrtiuiimstl I and four successive hits 35 30 874 Chicago 8A4 men reached first base and non ilttlliNIKh 34 99 911 §1 BOO 27 37 Bucky Walters who started Boetoa It was the Bt Loell 450 got as far as second 31 0 9 9999919 his old 417 sixth 8 35 mates Brnoklva was against hit the season of whitewashing 188 37 hard In the early innings and Philadelphia for the Giants in retired of Remits favor a pinch Saturday finally 5 New York 0 Oil hitter in the ninth Cascarella The victory was only the fourth Philadelphia 7 Claciaaatt S (IS who relieved him was charged hinge) Rootna V for 9 Chicago In II games this sea- Flttbnrgti With the defeat St Loala S Bnwklya L son with the National league Raaday Probable Pitcher Hugh Mulcahy who was ths first ) champions but It evened the curat New Yark— Fraach Philly hurler was relieved by V Chleag Hubbll ) rent series at one-a-ll and served St Loulx at Brooklyn—WanuA ) Claude Passeau in tho ninth Fas-sea- u and V McGee (3-) Kami la further to tighten the sissling ‘ did not stop tho rally and A1 and ) Samuil w — at Cincinnati Philadelphia was called in rase Hollingsworth pennant va ) Faaaeaa and Derringer ) an tamaater ) Hollingsworth received credit for Ktlnke Beaton at one and a half games now Pittsburgh (3)— the victory his first for the Phils Only V Taraa ) and Blanton ) McCormick and Phil Weintraub led ) and Fette ) separate the top three dubs Includthe hitters with three safeties each Cincinnati ing the second-plac- e Tho defeat coot Cincinnati a chance Reds whose loss to Philadelphia to gain on the Giants Saturday enabled the Cubs to climb I CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA wthin five percentage points of the ABHOAl ABHOA American League Parties interested in forming a new 'baseball league are "going ahead” from more than one viewpoint Loyd Harris of Lewiston selected temporary chairman at fca— — — er Chance to Gain On New Yorkers Browns Triumph B y PHIL McLEESE —— Gncinnati Loses Dickey DiMaggio Clout Homers Moguls Look Forward to Linking Best Gives New York Gav Bryant sj Only Three Safeties Chicago Triumphs 5 to 0 Factory! ‘Spud- - Davis’ Homer Aids Pliillie Crew h Curt ers Ival Goodman the Reds’ long-rancannon was responsible for most of these In addition to deadlocking Mel Ott of ti Giants for the home run leadership at 18 each ‘Ival the Terrible” took over the lead in triples with seven to six for his teammate Lew Riggs Johnny Mize of the Cardinals and Gus Suhr of the Pirates and went into second place in both and ge run-scori- runs-batted-- in victory of the season Saturday as the St pitching an eight-hittLouis Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 8 to L Davis has been beaten er only twice Don Gutterldge’s bat backed up his effective pitching to take the decision His single in the sixth drove in Don Padgett who had tripled and his double during a two-ru- n rally in tho eighth sent Pepper Martin across after Ducky Medwick’s double and Martin’s single bad accounted for the first tally ST LOUIS BROOKLYN ABHOA A Ott held his leadership In both these departments with 68 runs 3b I 8110 scored and 61 driven In while Brown 3 Mrtln 2b 4 2 4 3 i11 Goodman’s second place totals Slaughter rf 5 1 3 0 xPheip 0 0 10 If Medwick 2 Cacarart 2b 0 3 0 0 1 1 were 62 and 61 respectively j 1 0 0 0 xzxBrmck J Martin (14 2 4 0 Cuyler rf 3 111 4 3 0 5 Lavgetto 3b 4 1 1 1 Goodman also had his big bat Guttrdg Owen e Camllll lb 4 6 6 J Koy cf ft work in the hitting race In Davl p 4120 4014 Durocher 4 6 5 3 sixteenth place a week ago be 4 2 S 1 Shea c 12 hits in ‘30 chances durPoaedel p 2 0 0 0 ixHaatt 10 0 0 span to raise his ing the seven-da- y h Totl 3712 2712 average 11 points to 326 for xBatted for Hudaon In vnth place Others in the league’s xxBatted for Poaedel In ninth xxzBatted for Coaearart In ninth first ten were his teammate Buck Lout OOO 000 020—3 336 St McCormick fourth with 000 010 000 — 1 Brooklyn Run Error— Lavagetto Gutteridg Brooklyn's Babe Phelps fifth with batted In— Gutteridg 2 Hudaon J Martin 331 Gus Suhr of the Pirates sixth a bit — Roaeifc Lavagetto Shea with 328 Ott and Debs Garms Medwick Gutteridg bit— Sacrifice— FoMdel Double play of the Boston Bees tied for eighth Padgett —Davl to Gutteridg t 8-- Martin to Pad — ett Left on St Louis 9 Brooklyn bale with 317 and Stan Hack of the 10 Baa on ball— Poaedel 2 Davl 4 Cubs 'tenth with 816 Strikeout —Poaedel 8 Davl 2 &V-- ii30 sev-ent- Two-ba- -- Thre-bae wr S5 ht Mb $1 WVSSiltXWW SIBIRPI 'to vvM ujtfil frtVdl Vi)FiWi I a 20-3- III ’t ( t :3 |
