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't 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE ’ JUNE 27 1838 MONDAY MORNING Yen Savage Captures Transmississippi Golf Championship TlgeFsfoF 10-- 3 Beating 5-- 1 Victory King Carl Turns Clouting Senators Seeds Slams Homer In 200tli Vktoryr National League rUton mmm lo4 PMIcdriphl" CMOS ft I Louie I Wftfthinrfoa 97 84 Louie 12 New lark 10 Detroit If Boston t Cleveland poatponed rain Philadelphia at Chicago postponed DETROIT Jun 28 to— The New York Yankees slugged out a 103 Victory over the Detroit Tlgeri Sunday and the elx-h- it pitching of Monte Pearson ended the Tigers’ home run streak that had threatened to eet a- - new major league record for consecutive games V e J ‘001 bttd J I 475-fo- ot d abhor "IllS I V ' ar r-r- L i 4 American LoopI Picks A ll-- S tar Aggregation " V Hsrmu RrYnold HartnU t v Oslsn If Demn rf ' xBryaiU Lee p xxCoilin t Root P Cvfttttta lb xxxOarbarll Jurts m i On Team Sixth Consecutive Time - r v ft ar Simmons and West ’ i ST LOUIS June 28 to-T- be Washington Senator swept a doubleheader here Sunday drubbing the Browns 9 to 1 in the first game and T to 2 in the final A1 Simmons and Sammy West hit home runs ln each contest Buck Newsom walked three men to fill the bases in the third frame of the nightcap then Simmons drovt In ths first pitch to the pavilion roof for hie tenth homer of the year In the ninth West hit for the circuit with one on A couple of singles and a double In the ninth netted the Browna two runs First gam ab Wait st Dcwla 3b tlmmon If lb Travis a Giuliani 8 8 2b Kelly p Kill If‘ J Sullivan " i 3 1 B 2BU ft 4 Hrath OlHffw 2b a Mm p t silMauera 5 f Krewsii 4 OlCllft 3b 1 Alraada ct 4 4 all-st- ar all-sta- p: 1 Buddy WC?Ht 1 BonttU p 1 I Total 41 14 27 im Total 33 7 ST 10 venth Bailed fof H Mill V 000 122 51)3—9 Washington fit Louis 100 000 000— X Summary! Error—Cat Krua H Mill Buna batted In— Clift Bonura West 3 hits Kelley 2 Simmon Lewis 2 Two-ha- s Bonura West Horn SulIKan Jewl runs — West SimmfMiK stolen bass—Lswia Double ploys — Trovls Bluegs end Bomirn Kress Hefinsf end Sullivan Bonettt Kress and Bulllvan Rsses on balls— Off Kelley I Struck out— By Kolley 4 by H Mill 2 Its—Off K Mill S In 7 Bonetll 8 In 2 Hit by pitcher —By H Mill (Travl) Wild pitches— Kelley 2 Loeinf pitcher— H Mill Second (tamet WASHINGTON all-st- ar 1 ST tO’ WASHING' Can rt 1 ST LOUIS ABHOA ABHOA 4 2 2 0 B Mills If Case rf 6 0 0 0 01 Sullivan Weet of lb 4 4 2 S Kroi M 3 4 3 Lewis 3b OlCllft 3b Simmons If 4 Travis ss lAlmada rt 4 Bell rf 4 Myer 2b Heath Wasdell lb 4 Heffner RFerrslI11 0 New son W Ferre p xMaaaer Mill Totals 9317 27 6 Tottlf 36 9 2716 tBatted lor Jfewsoi in ninth 004 000 003U- -7 Washington 000 000 002— -- 2 ftt Louis Error— Mvsr Heath Runa gummary hatted In — Simmons 4 West 2 Cass Heath hits— Lewis Travis BelL Heffner Two-bas- e “ome run— gimmoni West Sacrifices— Ferrell 2 Case Double plays— Wasdell Travis and Wasdell) Heffner Kress and Sullivan Clift Heffner and Sullivan Bases on balls—Off W Ferrell 1 off Newsom 5 Struck out— By W Ferrell 3 by Newsom ft HeWer— Earl Averlll Cleveland! do New torki Rutee frnnwr Boston li'b Johnson Philadelphia and Mi- chart KreevliH thlcoru t oerhes— Art bleu her New York and Del Raker Drtmltt hattln practice pit I DIMassM er Dare Keefe Philadelphia) betting New rate bee John Rt hiilt tic tratmr Dtto Painter New Tnrk v Th team was electd by Amsri-ca- n leagu manager each of whom Th player repicked 33 player ceiving the Jarget number of vote tabulated by the American league office wero flamed to tho Squad Manager Joe McCarthy of the Yankees will lead into action Manager Bill Terry of New York’ Giant again will pilot the National league aggregation Since the Inaugural game in 1933 at Chicago the ellent Gehringer Detroit's greet second eacker and “Iron Man" Gehrig Yankee first baseman have been In the American league line-up- s Gehrig was the No 1 hero of last year’s game won by the Amerioan leaguer 8 to 3 to bring their number of win to four in five game The Nationals scored their only triumph two year ago when they took a 4 to 8 decision at Boston Gehringer ha been the heaviest Kelly Explains Golf Split M OKmpourl 0 0 OfHubbeU 4b 3 J 9 Rain Ends Dodger Cardinal Fray ) BROOKLYN Dodgers and Jun t 9 It V ‘ S th it in-ni- iie 28 W-- Th St Louis 'Cardinals er o!i Rotan If O' H video 2b 3b 8 Martin 3b 2 Strlpp 3b Bordray Ifrf 32 "ledwtck arigett lb Martin ef Guteridfn 2 OtCuyler p ar ff mia’s in-ni- PJct Tourney Again Delayed 1 OlPhelp OiLavgettn 3b OlCamUll lb 0“ Koy of Duroeher a Tamuile p st for er (AP)-Califo- battled through nearly six innings to a tie in what was to have been the first gam of a double-headSunday and then had to call off festivities for th day becaus of rain and wet grounds Owen McGee ' -- V Beds Divide Misses Jacobs Lunib 242711 Header Hold Key to Net Race With Phillies Total for Dmnare HVNU Batted for La tat elrhlta ninth niBatted for CavarruaCOOla 001 QOO—l Chisago New York 000 200 30x— 8 Galan Bar-te- ll Summary: Error— Leiber — Run baited In LeaUe Hartnebt Hubbell Seeds 2 Two-ba- a hit — Jim Home run— tteedl Sarrltlc — Heyaoldl French" 21 Rf Rippla Baeea on balla— Stuck out— Hubbe” “ Off Frarwh 3 In 8 Losing pitcher — French Brown r rX one-putti- one-putte- - one-putt- ed one-putti- tu Weln-trau- h 3 d’ALENE us Weather Delays Gnrianati Event ' CINCINNATI Jun 28 s (59-R- aln second time of th opening round of th thirty seventh renewal of the tristate tenni tournament Sunday Several nationally famous stars headed by Bobby Riggs and Frank Parker are entered In tbs match which also was rained out Saturday The tournament will get under way Monday’ If weather ia favor forced postponement able Hornsby Gets New Job -- eix-foqt- er five-foot- er Two-ba- Strong Golf Field OSTERVILLE Mass Jun 28 UP) —On of th strongest fields ever to seek a Massachusetts open golf championship will set out Monday in an effort to stop Harold (Jug) McSpaden th transplanted Kansan from winning his third straight title Thre-ba- a th 2-- 3 Un-u- -- Eighteen Crews Await Poughkeepsie Regatta Start POUGHKEEPSIE N Y( June 26f Walsh fell last night at Rhinebeckehas boosted interest in the regattatval of on hour tha freshman over to— Night fell on the course and th junior and suffered a fracture of the sa- to new heights Alumni and rowing a two-mistretch Hudson with 18 crewa of stalwart crum and a fan poured Into town all day to varsity over a three-mil- e lower concussion the of oarsmen awaiting Monday’s interstreets California and Washington are the be met with A re- part of tho spinal cord Ensign and an endiess stream Of rumors oofavorite at f to 5 in th varsity collegiate rowing regatta vent over Navy Cornell Syracuse gatta to be rowed under more dra- M H (Cy) Austen aent the Navy’s predictions and hopes matic and colorful conditions than two boats through a brief workout Columbia and Wisconsin but thouHotel man railroad! official and sand In tha crowd will be pulling history of the as all seven fleets finished their any in th sport’ classic event training with light paddles city folks predicted a crowd of for th first utrn victory In th Walsh’s injury brought new re- more than 80000 will bo on hand main race line Navy won In 1931 Buck Walsh tha big Ukabla spect for Navy The midshipmen when tho five freshman Crewe— Sine than th west ha dominated fellow who coaches the Navy saw him Sunday and left the hos- California Washington Cornell th rac and th rlvr California crews i in Vasear Brother pital a grim determined lot Syracuse and Columbia— line up won the next thre races end Wash "We’ll win this one for you at the etako boat for the first Ington swept th regatta In 1938 and his varsity eight will carry tho east’ chief ehalienga coach" vowed Abe Yeatee the mid- race at 8:43 p m eastern standard and 1937 Th coast colossi hav shown no thl year" They time ‘against Waliingtnn and Califor-li- a dy captain tho rofavorite representing The prospect for a real eastern are by far the most highly regarded coast rowing supremacy threat to th western supremacy The hocc will b rowed at inter- - crew on the river r Pacific f i rain-whipp- le ar ho-tpi- tal let-do- h " - it 14 ter 22 415 2 Totala Total aNona out ia ixth when (am 081 OOO— 1 St Lout 000 XOx— 1 Brooklyn account ( 0f rain Calld Run Summary i Error— Phclpf IlcOee Duroeher Two-ba- e hatted In—Padgett hit— Koy Stolen hit— Duroeher Tnree-baa- e on bill— beee— B Merlin Koy Be Tamuile 3 McGee 3 Strikeout—Tmull 8 McGee 3 Hit by pitcher— By Tmull (Brown) Fund belle— Pheliu 2 22 7 18 5 1-- 3 Idaho June 28 159— Gilbert Kelly 'tournament chairman of the North Idaho Am Golf association disclaimed any animosity between north and south Idaho golfers Sunday Th north Idaho association and tournament war developed "bs-caIt was impractical to Join th amateur golf association of south Idaho on account of distance" he said "In th future however we hope to hold our tournament early enough so that w may sand out winners to compete with south Idaho golfers" Th north Idaho tournament thli year over the Hayden lake course will be July 24 overlapping the southern tournament COEUR 0! Lea 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ran 4 By EARL IIILLIGAN f $i4) CHICAGO June 26 (AP)— The American league cast fop baseball’s annual all-stgame to be played July 6 at Cincinnati was selected Sunday and for a sixth time Lou Gehrig and Charley Gehringer two of the game's most enduring stars were awarded V choice roles with a Vernon (Lefty) Gomes of the New slugger of ail th batting average of 529 Jimmy York Yankees was the only pitcher Fexx ha averaged 455 in four named tha sixth time He had hurlgame 1938 ing assignments in ail but the Many player choaen for pravoius game games will not be on the Every club In the junior circuit is team at Cincinnati even though represented on the team which will they tiU are very much in baseball battle the National leagua Tommy Bridget and Mel Harder in the sixth annual ’’dream" con- pitched the American leaguers to test The team membership was victory a year ago failed to announced by the American league make this year1 team bijtOther who president William Harridge will be absent include Ben ChapHere la the line-uman Sam West and A1 Simmon flloboni — Boh Grove Boo ton) Charles This year’s American league lineRed! Huffing New York) Vern Kennedy letroll I Johnny Alloa is a seasoned one not a single levolnadj Bob tetBurk Newsom SC Bonla up ter Cleveland rookie being named Ken Keltner imb lletly) (hmis New York Dateker— Bill Dickey New York! Rlefc Cleveland’s sensational young third rrell Waslillirton and Rudy York Deaacker who some believed would troit Infields aew the veteran Jimmy Foxx BosmiI Oharle make th Geurlnser Detroit! Henry Greonbera II Rolf and grade Lewie of Wash' Buddy trotti Robert ( Hod) Rolfe Now Yorlri J York New fronin Boston I on Gohria th "hot corner" cell I owls WnshlnftoK and CoeU Travis ington get ' 01 3 1 Total r fc 141 J8 00 1 i0 j ListerIt lb1301 414 5 OlBartell 3 9 2 3 JIBIppl rl 2 4 OfOtt 3b GS&Sa Lou" Gehrig and Charley Gehringer Placed f tfit3 I 44 2b By WHITNEY MARTIN LINCOLN Neb June 28 to--A drive sent whistling out of bounds by Ed Kingsley from the thirty-nint- h tee provided the" opening which gave Ven Savage Salt Lake City golfer a one-u- p victory over his fellow townsman ahd ‘V the Transmississippi golf championship Sunday 4 y Kingsley's shot which f nabled his St par buddy to win th hole with four broke up one of the longest w-- ‘ i and most thrilling finals in Trans-- ’ sy Y mUslssippl history a match teeming with sensational putts and spectacuv v lar rallies and in which pa took t v" V v’ 1 ? a thorough beating ) r iar 'At 4 Three down at the end of 87 hole Kingsley came down the stretch like a whirlwind He collected four straight birdie to even 4 the match on the thirty-thir- d twt u went one down again on the £ t ''A"-thirty-fift- h then squared it up r a t with a ’ on tho thirty-sixt-h f af again ) His card for the home nine ' 4 ' i f par 11 of the afternoon round read 83 strokes three under par I1' y Both’ obviously nervous they scrambled for their par on the thirty-sevenand Kingsley seram-- ’ bled for hi par and a halve on the thirty-eight- h Then came th wayX ward tee shot with Savage in the rough but in bounds His second was on th green 20 feet from the’ pin Kingsley’s third was 30 feet away His putt stopped a foot short of the pin and when Savage put hi just a foot from thi hoi it wu all over t Under Bar On the morning round Savage turned in a 7L one under par to 1 lead a Kingsley take a two-u- p carded a 73 Th stocky Kingsley I Mi hit tha fairway only seven times from the tee but fine recoveries and a steady putter kept him in th runA'& ning Savage’ putter began to warm and he collected up on the birdie for win on'th twelfth four-teenth and eighteenth yj Here’s Veit Savage left and Ed Kingsley who Kingsley gave a hint as- - to what They put Salt Lak City on tho golfing map was in store for the afternoon when met in the Tranamlssissippl golf finals Savage won 1 up tn the 39th hole for a birdie he dropped a on the nineteenth He squared the match with another birdie on th twenty-firbut Savage went one by up again on the twenty-secon- d dropping a Kingsley evened it again on the next hole as Savage wa over the green With hi tee shot and chunked hi second but with Savage took the twenty-fourt- h a birdie th twenty-fift- h with a par Fifteen Women Eight Men Remain in and the twenty-sixt- h with a birdie PHILADELPHIA June 28 to-T- ho to be thre up at the turn H wa double-headCourt Wimbledon Race Honors out In 84 while Kingsley jrtiot Phillies divided a t I r 36 ' Sunday with th Cincinnati Reds Th Phil took the first game RESTOtf SCOTTY Then By Kingsley itarted his amaz10 to 13 with horn runs by Chuck Helen ing rally with birdies fairly dripWIMBLEDON England - June 28 ping from hi putter but he could' Klein and Phil Welntraub ( The Jacoba and pretty blond Margot Lumb of England held the key to not get in the lead Twice Savage Reds took th second 8 to 5 aided women’s tennis championship Sunday as 15 women matched his rival’s birdie to center Wimbledon’s by a homer by Harry Craft halve holes ’ men and entered the final week of singles play " eight fielder ' “ ' '"l f ""l Klngsfey started his rally on th There was no play scheduled Sun Tirol Ram! in th afternoon by taking but matches t PHILADELPHIA in critical CINCINNATI Monday day -- Miss ABHOA! hole with a par ABHOA Jacobs plays the British hard the twenty-eight- h Provll from six feet after both 43H courts champion Peggy Scriven If Brp Goodman rt and Miss Lumb meets Frau Hilda had missed th green with their M’Cmlck Xt 5 4 0 0 d from thre Lombardi o Krahwinkel Sperling of Denmark te shot He 4161 Craft of 3 1X6 3 Ol Kintal rf for a On tha outcome of these matches feet on the twenty-nint-h 3b 3 0 XIAroevlrti Mven a 0 3 Dvi c the fates of Mrs Helen birdie lost the short thirtieth by rest may vGamM Fawa&u p CHICAGO June 28 to Rain Wills Moody and Alice Marcle top missing the green from the tee Weaver p In birdie fours Schott p of favorites In the American delega- halved the thirty-fir-st forced a postponement Sunday ucooka both as tion quarterfinal matches in th nationTotal 41 14 24 131 with 4 So far Frau hasn't set a He took th thirty-secon- d -- 3313 27 20 XBatted for Myer la ninth al clay courts tennis tournament for foot down wrongSperling from eight She lost only nine birdie deuce xx Belted for Bofcatt In ninth Cincinnati on th thirty 011 000 001— 3 th third consecutive time games all last week and if she gets feet sonk a 122 102 02x— 10 Philadelphia Th toufetey was scheduled to end past Miss Lumb she is almost cer- third for another birdie to square Summary Error— Lombardi Myer 3 Scharoln Run batted In—Jordan 3 Klein tain to meet Mrs Moody whom ahe the match and halved the thirty-four- th Bohanln Amovlch V Davla Martin Sunday hut now will continue at beat in th London championships in birdies Savage sinking a 2 2fyro McCormick Fray Two bee hit— Frey Rlftg 8 Lombardi Jor- least through Wednesday alnce the and Kingsley a — Horn Soft Returns run Martin Klein Wlntraub dan Stolen be— Sohreln Sacrifice — Sch- United States Lawn Tennis assoToo Strong Ed ama Martin Double play — Frey to Myer It is generally believed Mrs tn McCormick Bcharoln to Mueller to ciation decided Saturday night not On the thirty-fift- h Kingsley’s on ball —Off Weaver to double up the program or curtail Moody would rather not meet Frau Welntmrb Baa 2 Schott 3 Strlkaouti— By Weaver 1 third from the rough was too returns whose soft Sperling steady to scheduled three match let go Sohott 2 Paeeeau 8 HHa — Off Weaver 7 seem to bother her Nobody else strong and rolled Into the rough beIn 2 Inn Ine (two out tn third) Schott out of five In 5 Loelnf pitcher— Weaver in the bottom bracket—not even hind the green as Savage was on th defendBobby Riggs ef Chicago Stammers— Is given a chance par five hole in three 30 feet away Second a me I ing champion and six other seeded Kay Kingsley’s fourth was 85 feeb from CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA Los to upsgt “Poker Face" Hunt Joe of Including players ABHOA ABHOA Just as Frau Sperling 1 ths type the pin Hi putt stopped on the runner-u- p 1937 have Mueller 2b 4 3 0“ 0 Angeles Fro Sb Scharetn M 5 0 Berr If reached the quarterfinals Junior of player 'to annoy Helen" Mis lip as Savage was down in two Martin Goodman rf 4 Coen or Kansas City is the only Lumb is the type most likely to beat putts for his par and the hole M’Cmlrk lb ' Jordan Herohbrtr a Wentrnti unseeded player still in the title the Danish "player She is fast and Craft cf Klein rf Kingsley’s drive on th thirty-sixt- h she goes to the net and she may Amovlch RiKl 3b running struck a woman spectator 4 Atwood 8 Myer t just manage to relieve Helen of the o top of tho head taking a big Derringer p 4 ordeal of Eavl Frau Sperling meeting p Almost in the same way Miss bounce Into the rough Both were Mulcahy p xWhltney fortified by a week end of strong with their seconds In the" Jacobs Smith p rest may get past Miss Scriven and far collar of the green and Savage Total 3 34 27 7 for hi par a draw Jadwiga Jedrzejowska of Po- missed a xBattad for Mulcahy in atahth to Cincinnati land in th quarterfinal 120 012 301— 8 she Kingsley sank a If 002 020 100— S the match Philadelphia square j does reliev she Miss Marble may Summary Error —Frey Wlntraub Atwood Run batted In— McCorof having to play "Ja Ja" and that On the thirty-sevent- h mick 2 Frey 8 Craft Mueller Kingsley Rig CHATTANOOGA 26 would b all Jun Ten a t right with Alice Schareln Martin 2 Jordan 1 bite was barely on with hi second and Herehbereer Rlgga Martin Ab to— Rogers Hornsby one of base-ba- g' —Myer was collar were the Both Sit Watch in Savage and Mueller hits— Frev 2 novlch all-tiHome run— Craft Sacrifice —McComsick down in four On th thirty-eighgreats was named Doublo plava— Frey to My ere to McCorMrs Moody doesn’t play singles Kingsley's second from the tough Baeea on manager of the Chattanooga Look mick Scharetn to Welntraub Monday She can sit out and watch 1 Mulcahy 1 Derrln-ga- r ball— Off LaMaater too strong It nestled In the 2 Strikeout — By LaMaater 4 Smith outs of th Southern association the other 14 battle to join her in was collar his third four 1 far but h Mulcahy 2 Hite—Otf LaMaater S in Sunday was announcement The the quarterfinals Other critical feet from the pinput 5 Smith 1 In 1 Mulcahy 3 In 2 and ank- - it a Hit by Pitcher— By LaMaater (Goodman) mad by Jo Engel club president Mrs Sarah Palfrey are matches Savage wa on In two and own Loalng pitch!— LaMaater Hornsby ha served as coach for Fabyan of Boston against Dorothy in two the Baltimore Oriole this year oc- May Bundy of Santa Monica Cal Then cam the fatal thirty-nint- h casionally taking his place in the and Mme Rene Mathleu of France and the match Savage finished the Nearco Wins Rich p as a pinch hitter Australia of Wynne against Nancy Cmit!nu(t on Followtn -- NEW YORK Jun 26 (Ah-K-lng Carl Hubbell foiled three times in his bid for his 200th pitching vie ) Play in Western Amateur Tourney V SrheJulo 44rif£ i Hit Home Run rl tory succeeded in that aim Sunday a th Giants trounced th Chicago Cubs 5 to 1 to increase their Naf ' tional leagu lead ? I Beaton by the Cardinals Pirates and Cincinnati Beds In hie last three' starts Old Squarepants pitched shutout ball nntil the sixth n Sunday and romped in with little difficulty Although he gave up b 11 hits while hie mates collected Only six four of the New York blowe came with men on the bags Hubbell thus becomes the fourth iltcher active in the gam today to loin th "200 win" club King Carl now ranks with Lefty Grove of ' the Boston Red Sox Earl Whltehlll of the Cleveland Indians and Ted l Lyon of the Chicago Whit Sox in that set ' Featuring the Giants’ attack off Larry French Bill Lee and old homer Charley Root was a inside the park by Boh Seeds the clouting outfielder th New Yorker -brought up from Newark only two e He connected off Lee days ago w '""''I in the seventh inning with a long s w drive to the clubhouse atepe in cenu ? " v ter field-anbefore Carl Reynolds could run it down Seeds circled the Lou Gehrig gets picked for the sixth time sacksCHICAGO An enduring star I NEW TORE ABHOA! ABH to the American league’s all-stteam Hsrk 3b 3 0 2 OIBnd II 4 1 r-T f r: 2 I 5 01 Dannlo Marty rf Leu Gehrig drove In two runs in the seventh with a triple and was scored when Dickey singled In the ninth Gordon scored two with a single George Selkirk scored on "Pearson’s fly and Gordon cams homo on a bad throw ' In tha third Chester Latbl doubled and scored on Kennedy’s grounder After that the Tigers were helpless until the ninth when a two-ru- n rally came too late to do any good NEW TORE DETROIT ABHOA CroeettlM Rosell M § 1 3 2 0 Rolf 8b WlkelP 1 Hen rich rt 5 1 2 Gehrnger 3b i 0 0 2 0 York o 18 0 DiMsglo(4 6 I 2 0 Gehrig lb S 210 X Fox rf Oreenbrs lb 3 O 7 0 Dickey Selkirk If 3 2 k bS‘ Gordon 2b I I Feraon p 0 0 sWhtta 10 0 0 Q Wada p p aaPiet 0O 0 0 3® ToUl 33 837 12 27 13 Total Butted tor Kenned ’ In aevauth siBued lot Wad n ninth 000 Jflt 304—10 £ew I ora 000 002—3 - Summary Error — Rosll Gordon York Ron 3 Gehrls Rim In — Kennedy Gehrlneer York Dickey 2 Gordon 3 GehTwo-bi- u — Knife Lanhe hill rig 2 CroeetU Thre-bene hit— Gehrig StolDickey Fox on bw— Rogell Gehrig Sacritlc— Roea Double play— Genrlg to Croeettl to Gehrl Gehringer to Rogell Ttos to Oehrlnser Ro- Baeea on hall— Pereon Sell to Gehringer n Kennedy 8 Wade 3 Struck out— Pear-ao1 Hite— Off Ken6 Kennedy 3 Wad 9 In Rawed In 7 0 ft Wad 3 3 ball nedy York Dosing pltoher—Kennedy - t- The Tank scored two in the fourth Bill Dickey bringing In Joe DiMaggio With a Texet leaguer and Flash Gordon ecorlng Dickey with a single Inthe sixth 'Dickey doubled and coming in on Monte Fearaon’e bounder to Kennedy was safe at the plate When York dropped the balk (1111 0' laclnnntl 3 8 10 Moadsp’ Sato Ops — 8132 1 flush ttrsh si Boston posIpnonSt St Lnuls X ImU) L colic cn Ixth coin New York B Chlroo 1 Schedule fc 8110 38 y PhtloSsIphtas fain Hileago at Ht Lmil Only game scheduled i 48 4IT Sunny8 Rssnlt Results Monday’s 884 1 m Sunday’ ot §7 7 War v psi 34 (if t icitiii) 3 FiHsburch mi ( i I V'w a VMftlnflOB Salt Lakers ' Browns Drop Two Contests to Sw lark BUteg ’ e American League ' Kings lay Drives Ou t of Boiinds on to Lose Hot Finale Thirty-Nint- h WithoutrrHim - -r$dTeam!— Giants --HandChicago —YankccsSlug e Event in Paris ' PARIS 'Jun ' 28 to-Na- rco hailed m the Itairan wonder horse won th million frano Grand Prlx d Pari Sunday It wa th thirteenth straight victory for th horse owned hy Federico Testio' Nearco finlehed tha race at Longchamp ahead of Robert Lasard’e CanoL Peter Beatty’e BoU Roussel winner of th English Epsom derby wa third and px) Evanston Schedules Twilight Track Meet f ’ if 4 f EVANSTON 111 June 28 to— ewould'be run oft in an hour andLhope to square accounts 'fdt his Track stars of th Paciflo coast and a half and th meet would be fin- defeat in the national collegiate ished before dark There are no meet at Minneapolis by Lou Earn the Big Ten blotted out of their secat the stadium and none will perlnl of Southern Californio lights Satmeet ond annual lntersectlon&l Seven other national ’ collegiate be installed champion will compete The meet urday by rain will have another The coast team headed by the also includes six membM of the chance to shin Monday at Dyche powerful University of Southern 1936 United States Olympic team 4 stadium— in the twilight Delos Thurber ' another Trojan California athletes is a heavy faKenneth X (Tug) Wilson athetic vorite to repeat It victory of last star who finished third in th OlymJ EL Widener’ American-owne- d director at Northwestern university year when it won at Los Angeles pic high Jump was expected to supi v Castel Fueano waa fourth said th decision to start the meet 93 to 44 ply the chief opposition for Ohio Th Italian speedster finished a at 7 p m mountain time appeared State's Dave Albritton who holds Inches lengtji and a half ahead of Canot to meet with popular approval at Outstanding among th events th world record of 8 feet was expected to be the mil run in jointly with Cornelius Johnson and and paid 30 to 10 in th mutual bet the ticket office He said the card of 16 event which Wisconsin' Chuck Fenske may be pressed to a new mark ting 8000-met- er - ‘ ft " t 4 ’ Vji 'f I |