Show ’ -- f 'w r-- v ’ 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE J Pi’OYO MONDAY MORNING mell Club es AJvGrD: Cliamps'Anncx Start Wild-Lif- e Top Spot In S L Loop Projects Immediately Game Commissioner Says ' Sees By J 7-- 2 JUNE 27 i 1838 to Take First Half Tit Just a Breeze forDelberf It Loci 1 1 1 Won Deb Dudley Hurls Mates d To Win Over Bingham Machine t C Derks ' “ Wo have an uneasy feeling that By DON BROOKS d wild the Olympio games o$ 1940 schedUtah will swing Into action immediately on life conservation projects Newell B Cook state fish and game uled to be held in Tokyo are going commissioner announced Sunday a few hours after returning home Tbe‘ Vtartlngn "‘is fired Lately there have been from the convention of the International Association of Fish growing signs of unrest in various Game Commissioners at Ashville N C Don Harrison Chased in First Frame Sammy Oliver Hurls Good Ball Dividend Scalps Millmen 12 to 1 much-neede- oelrit Amateur Federation Pet 750 o Well-Earne- WQrtdbury Realtors ' Capture Pair Frodi Ft Douglas'"” 13 Tribune Intermountain Service title in PROVO—The Provo Timps tucked away the first-ha- lf 1 crowd record here before Utah a Industrial the Sunday by 2 league 4 7 to 2 of a club Gemmell lashing Bingham handing Malirt Kentta “ —————————— — The victory was tha eleventh in Woodbury Rdaltort Fort Douglaa D ft R a w Crescent (aecond 15 starts for ths locals and their Utah Industrial League (am exhibition) MoClanafean’d 6 Barnett Welai 8 Deb Won Pet eighth consecutive triumph Loet 7 13 11 4 Provo Schedule Tuesday right-handDudley proved lanky 687 SlatedGemmell Club Meet 5 10 Rekltora Monday Woodbury K 0 Vi 7 8 533 '45 p m Covnmuntty- Ptnney Beverage limitBarber S 7 533 just what ths doctor orders fend Barney acoker Bnlder umpires Monday he will meet With Vanes 333 Dividend 5 10 McClanaban’a (VI Fort Douglas No 2 T Wilson to crew the Bingham ing slugging the of 12 3 Carbon 200 superintendent ? o'4S p m umpires LtddeU and Beaumont corer Harvey J 10 notched as he hits Bear river migratory' wild fowl Snndv'( Reeultl Provo T Gemmell Club 2 refuge Dr D L Rasmussen wild up his fifth triumph In six starts Taking a twin bill from Fort life Carbon (aecond Plnney Beverage connected with Utah expert 9 this season gam exhibition) Douglas Woojdbury Realtora de- State Agricultural college and Ran1 Dividend 12 fending Salt flake City champions dall Turpin of the fish and gams Timps Start Early Next Sunday’ Schedule Gemmell Club at Ptnney 2 30 p m department to draft final plans for gained first place in the aecond-ha- lf The capacity crowd went wild in at Provo 230 p m projects to be subrace of the Salt Lake Federation of the two firstUtah-Ththe first Inning as the Timps tore e from mitted Amateur Basjeball Sunday The into Don Harrison with high glee first project Cook said will acorea were 4 to 1 and 9 to 2 Going into the last half of the of the Ogden bay D A R G y firet half winner be completion first on the short end of a 0 score connow under and McClanahtan'a the latter con- wild fowl refuge Provo unleashod its vaunted attack a be will struction The second g and drove tha Gemmell club vet tinuing ita play after on one to the showers in a hurry off Jto a poor start in the scientific study of beaver getting state looking ' Armand (Hoppy) Gardner fleet firet half r£cf wound up with tri- of the forests of the in streams to toward transplanting umphs Sirnday The Railroaders stem erosion effect on flychaser opened tha barrage difood range won from Crescent 4 to 0 in the rected at Harrison when he hit a general survey from the aecond ball pitched for a single first ganfie of a double bill and supply andstate beaver form a will the which to center Page and Kump were then dropped a 3:2 decision in the MARLOWE BRANAGAN By each in set district be to up policy retired but Wayne Millet aingled nightcap kn exhibition contest "All is well ends well” that and the last legislature and Bliss Hoover and Fran Dudley chalked up its second as provided by Threat of Racket because his Other noteworthy results of the Pinney Beverage came up with doubles to tally three win in threa starts when It toppled convention were: Inferences drawn from Barnett ana Weiss 6 to 5" ’ charges wound up ths first half race runs Manager Lob Collins pumped 1 Utah tt Wat found It an of tha fw Bingham’s statement are that The scoria: single into short left scoring state whlfR lias projects Ilae4 BP to take Sunday at Community park with a he disassociates himself from BARNETT ft WEI8SI M’CLANAHAN’S care of any amount of money available B Cook Tells project that was the end double victory over Carbon Claude Fran Dudleys-an- d the Ofden Newell All connection with the 1940 ABHOA la this renpect Cook explained aJbhoa of Harrison Chretnen 3b 3 l lEvan 2b 3 0 2 4‘ bay and beaver projects would not take plans be to are because has visions act 1( games Initial all of the Engberg hustling pilot Raymor 1 1 OlSkanter 3b 4 2 0 they Sammy Oliver hurled the rest of Other projects will bo outlined funds 2 Tucker e( 5 2 2 Emery as held In a country which is Tough spots are just a “breeze” for Deb Dudley confident of his team doing a bit of lusty the way for Gemmell and pitched the small acreage needed convenJ1 4 1 10 1 within the week Argyl rf OIZuppo lb BOO mates as his to of Turner e came Utah 01 4 1 12 2 tion delegates were told F Brntlng as 4 0 2 3 prosecuting military operaOregon made a gift through Frovo tight hander Sunday he work in ths second half champion- on even terms with D Dudley The These eggs will 2 0 10 Mongolian pheasant eggs Whlppla ef 3 1 0 01 Moor If tions against another country Cook was not free to say what Provo right-handhowever was to the first half Industrial ship race 4 ’2 T 01 Snow rf hurled brood stock to provide Given lb the 3 110 be kept In the state he as Timps expected A Nleleon 2b 3 0 0 llPagnottfe e 4 3 7 0 better blooded fowl action had been taken by the If S phrase occurring in the at his best and on six occasions t' of fisheries Slmlster p 0 0 0 01 Clark p bnreaa United 3 States The title statement however leads to league Engberg’a “merry madcaps” who he turned back desperate Bingham M’Caualnd p 4 1 X 31 J Bruits 2b 4124 2 1 0 3 has supplied Utah with 300000 grayling biological survey on 1938 duck huntths belief that Bingham la arUCapufo If 110 0 eggs from Montana and will ship BOO ooo ing regulations as the rulings were have been hot on occasions and cold sluggers vie the strikeout route to more within the next few days The riving at the conviction that made in executive session 37 lo 24 T Total are at the Kamas hatchery 36 12 27 15 Total las ice in other instances in the pull his mates out of tough spots Bamtt ft Wtlflis 4 Cook mads arrangements for 3000 the games “are getting Into 000 120 020—5 He predicted however that “the first half race banged out a 8 to 4 Millet Kump Star will KcClanahan'a 500 000 Olx— 6 000 salmon eggs from Oregon They the control of those who Summary: Erfrora— J B ranting F Brant-I- cost approximately 25 emits per 1000 Just duck supply at present will justify victory In the first game a league Stolen baifAs—Pagnotta 2 Given Me what It costs to “take” the eggs use own would for their wild liberalization in the taking of youth contest and took the long end of Deb was not alons in bringing B e Caueland Sacrifice hit— Raymor The bureau of fisheries will If pospurposes” bit— 8kantier native fowl this year” hit— Raymor sible ship 2000000 Timps an 8 to 2 score in the second an victory to the McOaus-lantrout errs from lellowstono park bureau Slmlster Innings pltched-l-B- y Wayne Millet came up with a specexhibition 7 Credit victory to Clark Charge chiefs promised Main Discussions One of defeat to McCai&sland Run responsible for tacular catch of Billy Johnson’s low 6 Eastern conservationists are taking — 81mlter 5 cCausland 1 Clark 4 Increased interest in western wild Uh probOne of the main discussions at a Lacking' specific interpretation Not so much as a result of the liner in the second and speedy La-vStruck out— By Slmlster 2 McC&usland lems 10 Clark 7 IfcQiausland 1 Clark 2 Bases This development was especially meeting with officers of the Na- this remark may be taken as touch Kump played sensational ball triumphs was Engberg cheerful on balls— Off8nw by McCausland Moore Confident His Left Hook tional Wild Life federation held in ing tha tendency in some countries but rather because the at his shortstop post Only two Lynch Tommy Sunday ball— Pagnotta Time pleasing to Utah’s game leader by Slmlster Pas of game— 2 hoi Umpires— Woolley and “Western 'public land problems conjunction with the commissioners' aside from America and Great Brit players snapped out of the lethar- of Provo’s nine performers John Spry Scorer— Urvty Reno Indian’s Chin Dent Will are better understood by eastern parley centered around use of recla' ain it smear tha enterprise with gy which characterised their play Phlllpy catcher and Deb Dudley national politics In brief the naFirst game: ever before” mation projects by the public in several game during the first failed to get at least one safe hit conservationists than D ft R O W CRESCENT K "It waslearned Cook said “that tions which thus tarnish a great half Wayne Millet leading the attack ABH OA ABHOA he reported "Throtlgh this interCell ti 5 0 2 5 Turner 3b 3 0 0 4 est wild life factors pn our lands therd is a well defined bureau of but supposedly exclusive sports un Tommy Lynch the "Kalispell Kid” blew into town Sunday with three for four Evan 2b 5 3 K 2 E Lunnen rf 3 0 2 1 I to others FROVO The ilk GEMMELL dertaking attempt Impress players ran the bases for his M'Intoah 3b 4 2 3! 1 Solomon ef 4X20 will play a greater part in national reclamation policy on projects go Monday night at McCullough’s arena with ABHOA H 0 Al On of with the prowess scared deer instead of putting on a Woodbry 2bAB their Frants lb 4 21J2 0 Anderaon 4 I 4 2 programs from now on” or con youth under 1 cf 4 2 1 0 Gardner completed 4 1 3 cently ’ Morr ef 5 1 li o Rugs 2b 3 0 2 4 Ernie Collins the belting Indian from Reno 4 2 9 0 May dance when attempting to Mattsen rf 3 X 0 OlPax lb M'Leeee If 4 1 tt 0 Kramer Cook was told at the parley that it structlon which provides’ sports- this pint Lawrence Perry makes 4 19 1 5 If 4 0 1 0 Kump at comment: “At any The likable Irishman possessor the steal The outfielders came up with Zaecaria 0 Veughan lb 4 5 8 0 was quite possible public Campana rtl 0 4(13 3 4 0 Kaatallle cf 4 3 3 O MIllet If dqmain men use of these projects On old rate pertinent 'Auatl 3 0 2 0 0 0 Startln If is aa 4 X X 3 Hoover 2b and bad the trend defensive Johnaon instead definitely 4145 are spectacular national which play hooks fenced in left Emertaoa p 4 1 Oj tlLudlow could be withdrawn and causing of one of the deadliest projects Smith lb 4 1 12 O F Dudley rf 4 2 0 0 Guthrie if 10 0 0 of giving loyal local fans a heart JBrown 3 111 federation officers will it is not far fetched to picture concern 4 1 0 aiColllna a 3b IxO Lunnen 10 0 0 the interests of antelope mountain business was' a bit irked the in 4 15 UPhllpy not remote time when the LaCombe a attack out time ball went the' very every SMI of interior other species of game contact and department 4 0 0 3 sheep 0 0 0 Harrleon OIDDudley p Reno 'Ripper Totals 35 10 27 h 3 Totals of the infield and the improvement Oliver p p 3 0 1 41 33 4 27X5 The amount of land desired for for a1 ruling They will especially Olympic games will fall apart yhen told that the xBatttd for Rui g In ninth X 0 0 01 xV influence Smith of in various the on to win the ap A R O W was a slight favorite part batting particularly 010 000 300—4 this purpose should not interfere seek a ruling on projects to which through Crescsnt 000 000 000—0 of A1 Pignataro made Claude smile Tot ala 35 10 24 111 Total pendages apart from pure sport 34 12 27 15 of title has not passed” he reported however is confident that Tommy Summary: —Error — McIntosh Anderson with livestock interests because are them xBattad for Oliver in ninth to attached which a very cheerful and toothful smile Gemmell being baaea Evar 2 Campana Sacrifice iU 101 000 000—2 has the from gtolen McIntosh an bout gone before (Continued Page) Preceding a long hlte statement Turner male This is when the games were over advisedly” 420 001 OOx — 7 Provo — McLeern Franti Morr Struck out— By Summary: Error— Kump Millet Avery Brundage chairman of the alloted distance Mr Collins will 38 holes With 142 strokes two unEmmertaon 8 Lud ow 8 Baaei on balla— Sacrifice Stolen baaa—Gardner exhibiWho should Emmertaon 4 Into with the Hit small Oft If Ludlow committee professes to attach go hlte— Hoover der par ani was even par the three be in slumberland hit — Phllpy bill— Camlann by Ludlow Umpitched Double playe— Oliver to J ae the hurler for Pin- tion to Kump attitude game — — 142 Bingham’i Decker significance holes Randall extra Whit sod I carded Scorer pires Kingsley Char Smith D Dudley to Hoover to Pa The chairman says the committee Looking fit as a fiddle Tommy for the 38 also thanks to a 69 on ney bnt Joe Barney— and the vet- defeat to Harrleon Struck outon— Dudley Baaea bails — master8 Oliver 4 Harrleon 1 eran in “is but the agent of America's ama loafed around town Sunday and the last 18 and he matched turned a portsider on Btcond tame par Off Dudley 1 Oliver 1 Wild pitch— - CRESCENT D A R G W Frank teur athletes who want to engage ful Swenaou and Big Pea performance holes before two Harriaon extra the vulUmpire— first ABHOA ABH0 in fair and wholesome competition said hia left hook will find a Shepherd made his debut In a cock Scorer— Jonea tee 3 2 1 shot the Call aa ruined 2 1 X 0 Turner 3b by chin— wayward Collins' on nerable spot E Lunnan with their friends the athletes and 10 0 0 Svana 2b 3b 32 02 0X Kingsley and Savage traveling to- Pinney uniform In the first game If It does It will be just too Solomon ef 2X30 CHICAGO June 26 (AP)— The year’s highest turf honors sportsmen of 50 other nations re- and will compete in the western and turned In a workmanlike per- Miners Score Eleven Franti lb 3 0 3 ( lAndraon 1 2 0 0 2 gether Ernie for of politics religion or race' bad Campana ef 3 0 2 0 Guthrt rf 2120 formance All of which brought gardless amateur at South Bend trimmed the be some season’s M’Leeaa If 2 0 0 0 10 Lunnen lb 2 0 3 0 of will the with largest purses The committee can do nothing 2 10 Of Startln If 2 1 0 0 richly Stain Tt glee to Pinney rooters Their are cards: two The Runs in First Frame 2 12 Cottrell e 2 1 T 2b tRug at during the be will is it attempting in nor owners of round: aiming thoroughbreds Homing Brundage says goal ding-docondition and a 1 2 0 4 top iWetl e I Kramer 10Q2 IzS out of name Par 444 434 lad 454—38 A the by do husky to DIVIDEND— Ths Dividend anything about the conflict battle is in prospect Fans have Bavageout Kramer 0 0 0 0 which opens Monday at Arlington park 544 444 454 — 38 laLaraon George Slugs was the hero for Car-35- 3 Miners came up with an out between Japan and China Express- demanded a Collins-Lync- h 110 0 meeting 444 644 444 — 37 bout ever llngaley Some f400000 will be distributed ar in — creditable 634 38— 454 72bon Big Georgs pitched 18 615 3 Total! ing regret that the committee will since the fighters first appeared Savage In 21614 38 Total! uprising In the first Inning of 352 624 453 — 33—71 to winning owners during the meet-tBatted for Turner In fifth walked performance their game here Sunday with In no longer have the support of Bing- here 353 435 454—38—73 ball in his losing Klwteley 30 azBatted for E Lufmen In fifth with close scheduled to July Afternoon round: was the at ham Brundage says that “if the against Shepherd but it Magna-Garfiel- d to take a lead which xTwo outs when wluning run wae ecored ing 444 343 444—38 Savage out A R 0 W 100 01—2 eight stakes certain to draw the pCreecent international Olympics committee 343 434 564—38 plate he starred pounding out a waa never in danger the final score Duane Foster and Soldier Ktngeley In out j 100 02—3 nation’s speediest horses and post 355—37444 453 of doubles and a home run being U to L hhd to find a country whose present Franks a pair of belting heavy- Savage Summary: Eraore —iRur 2 CottrelL L 344 423 364 —33—89 pair Kingsley in Stolen baaeM—Call Kramer E Lunnan sibly establish the year's over the left field wall He con444 and past history is free from war weights will gq six rounds er Savage out Thus the Miners ended the first Sacrifice hita— Mclnto h E Lunnen Three-baout 445 Ktngeley champion and the high ranking tinued his heavy stickwork in the half the Industrial league race with and aggression in which to hold the less in the semiwindup hit— Guthrie Double playe G Lun- a In older division nen unueleted : Call if rants Struck out — thoroughbred inthe second game and fans on hand Sun- a record of five wins in 15 starts BEAUMONT Texas June 28 UP) games there would be no games” go Vern Bybee special By Kramar 7 E Lunnjen 3 Baaea on balla have long is of course no means of former Intermountain A A U There —Off Kramer 1 E Lbmiten 1 Wild pitch All stall reservations day paid tribute to him every time After tha first frame the Miners 'whose Rowe —Schoolboy tempera—Kramer Umpire —E ecker and Randall since been claimed and officials are he took his stance at the plate how long the armed com- featherweight king will attempt were unable to do a thing with Lief foretelling Scorer— Whitley looking forward to a banner pro- mental arm wouldn’t make the bat in which Japan is engaged will tv stop the victory etreak of Dick' By winning the league game Sun- Erickson's slants the husky southhis First rame’ on a third started in wound (Continued Following Page) major league grade gram up day Pinney Diamond rugged little local paw having relieved young Merrill WOODBURY FORT DOUGLAS comeback here Sunday in great ABHOA place tie with Magna-GarfieABHOA Split Asunder belter Johnson but on the other hand Moeeaer aa 4 0 2 1 1 4 1 n2 0 0 1 The scores Paul (Daffy) Dean Ends in 3-- 3 Tie youthful Loyed Shepherd was in Gilbert 3b 4 0 0 2 H Trick if style beating I PINNEY with CARBON the 3 1 8 1 W arbrton lb 3 0X2 0 Gunn lb Kenny Ward of Phoenix and ABHOA fine fettle holding the visitors to ABHOAl 1 R Lndrff 2b 3 I 1 4 P' ppy 3b 3 12 2 division split asunder more widely and the Dallas Steers 5 1 3 2 seven scattered hita BERLIN June 28 CD— The Ger- Windmill Pearce of Springville are 8 1 0 41 Drake 2b Verdi 3b 3 1 7 1 Si irbaugh rf 3 0 X 0 Greer c Pacific Coast-Leagu- e Krleman 2b 4 1 2 Oi Tedeaco Jb 3 0 1 6 I 2 O L' imeeny 2b 3 1 1 4 than in many seasons Arlington's Sunday Dean allowed' but four man soccer championship game be- slated- - for six heats in a K Lndorf e The score: 5 1 1 0 4 0 2 O Vecchlo It cf W Maulsby 1 2 0 0 rf 2 2 0 0 famous $30000 added classic stakes Shepherd yatt of DIVIDEND bout and Eddie Roes 3 110 MAONAGARFIELDI 4 3 1 31 Owen cf hits in the seven-innin- g second tween Schalke “04” the titleholder Slugn p 3 2 1 OIM felka c 1 1 3 0 Sean It ABHOA ABHOAl 8&crtmento 4 0 3 0 Ostler lb If ' duelTate will 23 be 3 the 0 run 0 2IR to “98 will Davini in bt four P 0 0 the Hanover and Andy oppose July rxr Hay 10 challenger San Francinco of 3 1 2 OlChrletnsn 2b 4 1 4 3 a 4 1 2 Ol Pignataro Rowe doubleheader 2b Evans while Bosons rf A game matrons (2 0 divisional crown 5 J 4 3 ar$ 4 0 4 oiTaylor 3 ended in a 3 tie at the Olympic rounds in the opener 3 1 3 2ICampana Allison c Anel Facer lb They xl tanka 0 0 0 0 ing ground for the 3 3 Sen Diego 3 12 2 Tresedercf 4 12 OIBerg was touched for eight The School stadium 4 0 S 01 Lemon c Tabone lb x: Tuttla Ths will be featherweights match 1000 OiReea today 3 110 rf 2 0 Chriatn'sn ae if Portland 4 Burke Shepherd 400 Walbeck as 4 12 111 Among the thoroughbreds en3 13 0 1 0 II The program will start at 8:45 Seattle 0 I OVIertel rf boy however scattered the Dallas replayed at a later date which was Dalpali Total! '28 7 21 Total 25 8 21 15 Jf I ’ Hollywood 3 0 4 rf 7 ? xBatted for Armatron In aeventh walked tered are Lawrin winner of the blows including three doubles not announced p m Total 33 9 27 15 Bonny 38 8 24 lo Oakland Total Flinders 3b 4 2 2 3lLBlrd cf 1102 xxBatted for Herrick In aeventh out — -— Dauber winner 4 —3 0 2 O 000 101 002 4 2 7 l'Jeneen If Carbon Hancey 000 013 0—4 Kentucky derby Woodbury Sundav’e 002 Ool 21x— M Johnson 0 0 0 0 Butler e 4110 Pinney Fort Douglaa 000 000 1—1 of the Preaknesa and second in At Seattle turn Drake 2 Te- Erickson pT 3 0 0 O Shepherd p 4 3 0 0- Summary: Errors — Tabone Vecchto Summary: Error— maeney Poppy 3 the derby and the Belmont stakes San Diego 000 000 012—3 8 1 deaco Cam Stolen bases— Drake ’ Herrick Wyatt Stolen baaei — Moeeee: 000 000 00 — 0 2 2 pana Lemon Owen Tedeaco Sacrifice hit Totale Seattle 38 1127 1’ 33 T 24 ti Total a Pasteurized which whipped DauBeara 2 Sacrlflc hithepherd Salvo apd Hogan Hutchinson and Spin-d- — a 090 100 000— 1 Campana Home run —Slugn to—Owen Magna hit — Poppy Rune batted Q — Bears K 11 00 010 00x-- 12 Owan Slug 2 Runs batted hits— Dividend 2 Greer CrumbUifs Double plays — ber in the Belmont and StageR H E 1 Second gam (7 Innings): 2 Drake 1 Amon 1 Double Errora— Bonny Vlertel Stolen Summary: Hay to Greer to Gunn Armstrons to War-- - hand Fighting Fox Bull Lea and 000 000 0—0 5 0 playsOetler San Diego e — Tedeaco to Drake to Ostler' Runs basee — Christiansen 2 Berpe raaponall burton for— Armatron V 000 Oil x— 2 4 0 responsible for — Slug Seattle 4 1 2 to htt— The race is Menow out-Shepherd expected hit— Berge Shepherd Armatron 3 May 2 May 1 Struck and and — to M 4 Gregory Hogan 3 Johnaon Craighead Bases defeat out Struck By 81uga Shepherd Vlertel Charge Baaea on balla — Off May 4 rmetrong 1 — Fernandes gross $40000 on halls — Off Sluga 4 Shepherd 1 Hit with Struck out—Johnaon 1 Frlrkion 4 shepWild pitch — Armatron Paeeed ball Passed herd 1 Baaea on ball— Off Johnaon 9 R H E pltrhed ball — By Sluga (Tedeaco) ar Tima of aama— 1 and (flnt game): 30 minute Umof gams — 1 hour 38 ShephanT 2 Fasaed ball— Hancey In the older division which has LtddeU and Ai ideraon Scorer — 000 004 010—5 8 1 ball — Allison Time LtddeU Sacramento Umpire— ScorScorer — Moore — and minutes and Bush — Barber Spry Umpire— 2 9 2 100 000 100 pires Snider Oakland such stars as War Admiral Sea — er Porter Plppen and Grubs Joyce Fyl (8) and biscuit Pompoon and Flying Scot Raimondi Second game: R H E (Exhibition game) Second gam (7 Innings) : FORT DOU WOODBURY added $25000 the CARBON FINNEY Arlington cup may Rain Delays Meet 010 200 0—3 4 1 Secremento 2 aaar aa 4 1 AB H 0 ABHOA OlO 4 0 000 0—1 4 into - Athe Oakland 3 develop 11 3b year's outstanding Wyatt ef 0!Oibrt 10 0 2 0 llDrak 3b 2b Verdi Olds and Conroy 0 0 1 Gijnn lb AKRON Ohio Juno 26 UP)— Rain Schmidt and Grub Tuttla aa 3 race Virtually all top flight Krleman 2b 2 0 0 OITedesco R Lomaeny 2b caused postponement until Jndortf H R E OlVscchio 1 Portland Sunday At (firet Maulsby Olden 2b in addition to older Warbton lb 3 2 8 4 2 2 OlOwen lb 010 gam): 002 000—3 8 1 Sluga If (110 tllywood ef Crmbllng It Monday of the second and final Kndrff 41 thorough— 21 Ostler c 3 1 4 12 0 Tats p the 002 000 0 0 are 2 Oil Portland i horses among 3D 3 2 0 0 bardl rf Poppy 2 0 1 3 1 1 0 Marah sa day’s events in the fourth annual Nltcholaa and Brenael Hllcher and Cro- - Boson rf Herrick If pherd rf 0 0 0 0 breds nominated for this weight-for-ag- e Tangero e 1 0 5 OIHuxford rf 3 0 0 aerial meet of the National InterIf 3 0 2 0 Surbagh rf : H X Tabone lb 3 0 8 llPIgnataro cf 3 2 3 R and a Second mile (T a race at gam Innings) quar 2 0 12 Rogers p 3 1 0 000 0OO 0—0 1 2 Dalpata as 3 1 0 3 Barney p collegiate Flying club Hollywood Xxnila p er p 10 0 0 ter on July 30 Officials reserve 050 003 x— 8 6 0 Allison 2b 2 0 1 21 Portland e 1 Brenael 0 0 and 0 race Marcbettl Osborne if off to this Pendergaet p call 25 f 18 111 (2) the Total 28 8 218 tala right Radonita and Dickey nnunalo (2) — Fort Douglaa 110 0— 2 the field does not develop into chamI0OO Total Total 23 418101 2711219 Runs Batted In Voodbury 012 030 X— 6 R H E Carbon O'JO 000 00—2 Powell Crum-iSummary: Error — Lon pionship caliberf 000 002 200— 4‘ 12 0 Plnnev 002 123 Ox— 8 - Foxx Red Sox 77 York Tltrera 84 San Francleco Stolen ba — Lout t 1 bling Poppy 19 13 '204 012 40x— Loa Angelea Indian ar GoodSummary Error— Barney Drake Tat Ott Giants 61 Averill bert SacrKIct hlta— Otlbi K Llndorff Six Furlonga Shone Herrmann (3) fend Bprins Medwick Cardinals 49 Stolen base — Owen Vecchfo Drake Sac- man Reds 51 Tuttle Rune batted in — uttle Burbaugh — Tate Tangero Tabone Marsh and Collin hita rlflc R Llndorff Olsen K idorff Sean H 2 R T Three-ba- a Second gam ' Owen — Innlnga): of (7 cofeature Tedeaco hlte The closing — July day Pignataro ill Powrl By 4 Credit Inning pitched 10 S San Franclaca Oil 000 1—3 e hit— Drake Rune batted In — 30 will be the Arlington' futurity rAaponelble for-victory to Powell 1 Ru 000 313 X— 7 7 0 Tedeeco 1 Vecchto 3 Owen 2 Barney 1 Los Angela struck Powell 2 Inta ut — By Powelt Suem Woodall: Olbaon and Prtmvand six over Charge By Tate 4 pitched— ST BaaeiA furlongs for 3 Inning Lonta — on balla Off 2 Oliver A Million Laughs defeat to Tate Hung regponelble for— Tate Powell 4 Lonta 2 Wild Lonti Tim Bcult to gross $50000 Saturday Night’ 3 Struck out— By Tate a Marchettl 5 H of gam — 1 hour 25 minuting Umpire— expected R E At Seattls: — 4 Off Tat ball on Base 4 nd Anderson Bcoifgr — Snider Peterson 000 001 010— 2 10 0 Barney San Dtago Other highlights of the' rich 3' Wild Scorer pitch——Tate Umpire— 010 020 OOx— 3 6 1 Barney fend DONKEY SOFTBALL Seattl Porter Spry Plckrel Sarvantl Llddeu Hebert fend Hogan meeting are the $10000 added lasfend Back (S) Splndal (S) fillies INSURED sie stakes for Lions vs Exchange July 16 the $2500 added Hyde Southern Association r SAYINGS for stakes park TONIGHT AT S American Association 10-Knoxville Memphis j Every Federal account Isl g ' July 0 the $10000 added Stars Birmingham Atlanta Mllwaukea Minneapolis 4 Chattanooga Orleans New and and Stripes handicap July at Indianapolis (two) postponed cnunentaUy lnturtd Open Yyt r game called end eeventh darkneaa) the $5000 added Matron handicap Community Ball Park Nashville 3 Little Rock 2 (second gam Columbus 8 Loulevlll 3 (aecond game i account now end firet darkness) called mares 2 lor fillies and July tailed rain) 1 St Paul 14 Xansa City T rNAvsouth and 1 The feature Monday will be the League International ' lVoild-fmotts ' ti ' $3000 inaugural handicap over seven Texas ” Bo heater 6 3 BnfM i r (PrnfcfN hr ( i Vnntr furlongs with Marica of the French Toronto 6 re lilt Irri-10GDEH Cuy 10 a Hilii Lick stables assigned top weight of j A0 f bjraune 18 t" i 1 Ark 5ij76 WaJilojtoe RlvdL HoiJ Utili 1 130 ! pounds it Immki) woodburr McClanihaft’a R Q' Crescent Barnett ft 0ft Douglas 3 4 00 5 4--2 and if thus early there is doubt and suspicion there is bound to be an unhealthy state when the hence for time arrives two years ' preparation of teams The outlook for enthusiastic participation by the United Statea n the Tokyo carnival it certainly leas bright than It has been at any time since the Olympic games were renewed not excepting the controver ales which preceded entrance into the 1939 games at Berlin A few days ago William J Bingham a member of the American Olympic committee resigned from that body Bingham lie director of athletice at Harvard university and was chairman of ths United States 1939 Olympia track and field committee By reason of his official position and his hitherto energetic endeavors in behalf of Olympio participation Bingham’s step is regarded as significant On its face of course Bingham's resignation is the retirement of only one of some 50 persons who constitute the executive committee Probably it has much deeper meaning places The state’s game chief reported4! the Initial allotment for Utah $15-7is now available under the act' The Set provides that stated must meet of the amount Cook explained 667 667 667 333 000 one-four- th 0--S at AUng-don- “ er Marna-Garfitl- d 5-- Magna-Garflal- Magna-Oarftel- d Pinney Wins jPair From Carbon Nine Flttman-Roberteo- a er 300-00- t 0 Kalispell Kid Hopes To Stop Collins n Three-bas- black-spotte- d Two-bas- e 3 d 3 r' ar ten-rou- d103 I title-hungr- y' Savage Tips Ed Kingsley Two-ba- Arlington Park Draws Mll-le- tt Two-ba- e Nation’s Best Horses Dud-le- y 30-d- ng 11-r- Rowe Wins three-year-o- Over Daffy ld n six-rou- ld -- Colorful-three-year-ol- 2-- ft They’ll Do It Every Time Two-ba- ff by Jimmy Hallo - Two-ba- Three-bas- Two-ba- e Rog-ho- 10 nn three-year-ol- ds 11 e Gll-r- LU-lr- ’ Two-ba- ' r 3 plti-fi- -- two-year-o-ld dub 7-- 4 7 6--5 4 4 Leayi KC X vcy i t (ate-on- J 1 11-- t A‘ |