Show 9 THE SALT-LAK- JULY MONDAY MORNING TRIBUNE E 18 11 1938 Against Boston Diz Proves Arm’s Still Good With Four-Hitte- r As J CrD Sees It They’ll Do It Every Time hy Jimmy Hath Yankees Run Wild Over Bosox Swatsmiths Take Two Tilts From Browns The wideawake city of Provo is definitely interested in gaining a C league in Utah Idaho and possibly Oregon and Montana terrl 'tory Provo will have representatives at the organization meeting which is to be held at Twin Falls Monday July 25 The Garden city delegation will be headed by Bob Bullbck an executive of the Provo club in the Utah Industrial league and Carl Jlrett who among other things devotes some of his time to scouting for the St Louis Browns Jirett a former wfell known ball player has been instrumental in “finding” and sending to the major leagues numerous players His ball playing experience as a pitcher and later as first baseman included service with Louisville Chattanooga Columbia and other clubs He alsp was coach at South Carolina Sthte He now has quite extensive property holdings in Utah and is making his home temporarily at least) in NEW YORK July 17 UPi-- The Yankees clouted four homers and went on their biggest spree of the season Sunday to wallop the Detroit Tigers 16 to 3 stretch their winning streak to seven straight and maintain their game and a half edge at the top of the American league run-maki- A crowd of 24006 watched Mur- derers’ Row put on its display of pitching execution on three Tiger wins lingers which made In a row on their home grounds In order the homers came this way: Tommy Hen rich’s eleventh of the year with two aboard in the first inning George Selkirk's second of the campaign with one on In the third Joe Gordon’s twelfth with two mates on in the eighth and Bill Dickey's seventeenth with another pair on the sacks in the same frame itl Interest High As the date for the meeting ap proaches there is manifest a strong increase in interest throughout the territory sought to be served with Until definite organized baseball action is taken of course there is no means of foretelling what cities will be Included Gossip takes in Lewiston Boise Twin Falls Pocatello and Idaho Falls in Idaho Baker and La Grande in Oregon Butte in Montana and Ogden Salt Lake City and Provo in Utah The call for the meeting is issued by Loyd Harris of Lewiston who was named president of a temporary organization formed at winter meeting held in the Hotel Indians Save Feller With Fast Fielding 17 (AP)— Bob Feller Cleveland’s fasthis for tenth win of the season Sunday a ball pTHfher got credit 7 to 6 triumph over the Athletics but it took the relief twirling of John Humphries and three fast double plays in the closing innings for the Indians to win One of the double killings saved Feller in the seventh but he was PHILADELPHIA Quiets Reports yanked in the eighth after Lou Finney and Wally Moses walked and Bill Werber singled scoring Finney Earle Brucker singled off Humphries to score Moses at which point Bob Johnson hit into the second double play scoring Werber In the ninth Dario Lodi- giana singled but Pinch Hitter Lynn Nelson flied out and Frankie Hayes hit into the third double play to end the game ' tnrtnnatl Fight Fans Will See Tame’ Cards 3130 10 - p 4 10 liCaater p 10 Philadelphia By EARL IIILLIGAN CHJCAGO July 17 (Ah— The one Result Sunday’s New Vnrk 2 7 Pittsburgh (second and only Dizzy pean— and the rest game tailed end ninth Sunday law) ( hirago 4 Bouton of the Chicago Cubs — came through Brnoklvn Cincinnati 3 4 at 8t loui postponed Philadelphia in spectacular style Sunday rain At the crossroads of his career Momlat'i Probable Pitchers the pitcher for whom the Cubs paid — Humbert New ork at $185000 and three players and who (Stli vs Ntft Pittsburgh ) Brookln at Inelnnatl— Tamulii ) had been nursing a £ore arm since Halters (111) at st Louis— Passeau May 3 went to the mound and Philadelphia ‘i iai4 hurled a brilliant four-h- it game to (7 Boston at i hlcago— (58) vs whip Boston's Bees 3 to 1 in the Carlrton (76) opener of a double bill In the nightcap Chicago won 4 to 0 behind Bill Lee’s five-h- it hurling giving Chicago six straight wins in four days and measurably brightening pennant hopes which V only recently were fading badly to 7 By JUDSON BAILEY PITTSBURGH July' 17 UP)-first place In the National league wavering in the balance the New York Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates battled to a 7 to 7 tie in the second game of a doubleheader Sunday after the terrible Terrymen nosed out a victory in the first to 1 An overflow crowd of 43241 cheered and hooted alternately during the two wild aklrmishes The nightcap was called with no runs and two out for in the first of the tenth because of Pennsylvania’s Sunday curfew law After losing the first game —a tight pitching contest between Carl Third Nae' Hubbell and Jim Tobin— on a run singled home by Gus Mancuso with The Cubs went into third place two out In the ninth the Pirates replacing the Cincinnati Reds who ime NEW YORK July 17 struggled desperately to retain their lost a doubleheader Sunday to the and space implacable foes of track slim league lead Brooklyn Dodgers athletes withstood the onslaught of Old Diz beat Jim The Giants scored in the first dozen of the nation’s best In ' Turner one of fine fashion Sunday in the revival inning on Dick Bartell’s double Boston's "old and Jim Ripple’s single but PittsHibernians’ of Ancient of the Order men” in a fine track and field games at Randall burgh tied the score In the second duel Turner alon the same combination of hits Island stadium lowing but seven The most touted event the and blasted Clydell Castleman off safeties the mound in the sixth Inning lth Hibernian mile failed to bring In his first apcluster record as Archie San Romani gal- a three-ru- n more In pearance loped to a victory over First than two months NEW img Blaine Rideout of North Texas YORK PITTSBURGH Diz did a neat job ABHOAl ABHOA 4 after Joe 4:12 in Teachers college Bartelt sa of quieting reports 3 0 2 4Han1)ey 3b Al 0 4 rf 1 0 L Waner cf 4 0 3 0 3 McCluskey director of the meet Ripple that his arm was Seeds If 1 01 P Waner rf 4 0 2 0 3 0 had run his heart out setting the Ott 3b 2 0 0 08hr 16 4 1 13 1 gone” — reports Lelber cf 4 14 0 Rizzo If 3 110 pace for the first which four-gam- e CINCINNATI July 17 UP)— The Brooklyn Dodgers scored five runs in one inning of each game to take both ends of a double header with the Cincinnati Reds Sunday The Dodgers took the first 5 to 3 and the final 7 to 4 Held to one hit for eight innings by Ray Davis in the opener a ninth inning rally netted five runs off five (5-4- C 0 1 ) Glory Eludes Athletes at Randall Isle 0 2 0 0 0 -- Two-bas- e I 111 1 three-quarte- Fans Eager help-lessl- Two-bas- s e middle-weight- s 2- Wiu-ih- Mentor Cards Two-bas- e e Two-bas- e “hole-in-zer- Three-bas- e 146-ya- Rad-cll- Dizzy Praises Two-bas- e e Hartnett Gug-gln- o I UP)-W- bantam-weight- Detroit College Ace Wins Western Amateur one-fift- 200-ya- col-legi- Jo Two-bas- e Three-bas- e le all-st- ar -- Tohn-80i- 4 Vaughan as 4 2 3 5 Todd c 3 xJeusen 0 0 0 0 3 14 2 2' Young 2b 3 0 0 1 p jTobln 1 1 1 111 150-yar- 1 Three-bas- 10 4 2 6 4 0 3 Two-bas- e e rs 4 2 0 1 The handful of fans in the stands eager for records had to be conTotals 29 5 27 9 Totals 327 27 141 tent with two new American marks 100 000 001— 2 Herbert Thompson of the pioneer Pittsburgh 000 001 000—1 Error— Rizzo Runs batted In— Lelber P A C clipped Charlie Paddock's Waner Mancuso hits — Rlnnle record in the second heat of the RiMo Handley McCarthy Sacrifices — — plays Handley 1 d dash with :14 lowering and Suhr: Young Vaughan and 8uhr Younr Bases the standard from :142 and husky on balls— Tobin 5 Hubbell 2 Struck out— Bill Watson of Michigan heaved Hubbell 3 Passed ball—Mancuso d inch shot 70 feet ramer the I YORK PITTSBURGH in the medley shotput ABHOA! ABHOA 5 Neither Thompson nor Watson 3b 5 1 1 2 Handley 513 ft 1 3 0 L Waner cf 5 1 0 0 won his event The negro sprinter 3 0 1 0!P Waner rf 3 1 1 0 5 3 1 2l8uhr lb was beaten by inches In the final 4 3 13 1 4 10 0 Rizzo If 3 2 2 0 Riverside (Cal) by Clyde Jeffrey of 1 0 0 01 Dlckshot If 1 0 1 0 & 9 4 final 11 2lxzJensen time M’Carthy lb unior college in a :13 10 0 0 Mancuso c si 2 1 1 fi disallowed because of a brisk wind Kamorls 2b 44 03 43 IIft! Vaughan 4 1 3 3 Young 2b 2 14 0 p 0 0 0 0 Berres o Watson finished second to Frank Castleman Coffman 0 llTodd c 0 0 2 110 p 1 1 0 01 Bauers p Ryan of Columbia in the medley x Leslie xxSohumchr 0 0 0 OiM Brown p 0 0 0 0 of heaves won with Ryan shotput Mellon p 0 0 02lxxxTobln inches for the 52 feet W Brown p 0 0 1 lBandt p 0 0 0 1 IzBrubaker shot 59 feet VA inches for the 12' 110 0 Inches for Totals 3JB127 19I Totals 36 14 27 14 pound and 69 feet xBatted or Coffman In seventh d a gross of 180 xxRan the for Leslie in sevenths -feet 1114 Inches to Watson’s 178 xxxBatted for Brown in seventh zBatted for Brandt In ninth 1114 Inches feet Two-bas- e Three-bas- M'Crthv lb Mancuso c Kamprie 2b Hubbell p eight-poun- 1 2101 1000 eight-poun- sharp-breakin- 30 Two-bas- e New-Yor- UPl-T- total number of students who par110‘ ticipated in some form of athletics" Chisox Belt Nats says Secretary Grider "Eligibility 000 010 20x — 3 Passau both Philadelphia bantamweights Chicago troit Tigers last Thursday zBatted for Myers In ninth lists received from Idaho high For 121 Victory 10 Error — Jurges Runs batted in — Mueller for Derringer tn seventh zzBatted was his arm Grove said regainCelebron Rockford hits — MuelAt Chicago— Billy schools show us however the numCollins Cavarretta 2 zzzBatted for Cascarella in ninth WASHINGTON July 17 UPl-- The vs Tony Zale hits — III Demaree Gary Ind but that it ler Reynolds zzzzRan for Lombardi In ninth gradually ing strength ber of participants in the major — Hack 10 Herman — Collins Sacrifices 7 Fletcher 005 000101 Brooklyn Chicago White Sox belted three ' 110 000 200 — 4 still was Indefinite when he would Double plays— Cuccinello to Warstler to At Atlanta Ga — Babe Risko Syracuse Cincinnati Interscholastic sports” to Fletcher — to Cuccinello said In Warstler — Fletcher Cronin to batted Runs Washington pitchers for 16 hits and N Y vs10 Ben Brown Atlanta Errors Frey Riggs attempt pitch again balls to Herman to Collins Bases Rosen 2 Stalnback Camilli 3 Berger Mc- however a 12 to 1 victory Sunday Monte he expected Grove would Jurges — Turner - Strikeouts — Dean 3 At San Francisco — Tommy Romero Sachits Mvers Derringer Stratton scattered seven Washing- ramento Cal vs Jimmy Brouillard F Cormick conhis Kov arrfl Butcher if Frey see action next week —Hudson Stalnback Second game: lightsNeights— 6 Goodman Craft Riggs Home run— tinued to ton blows and won his eighth game Francisco Track Leads Eddie Zlvlc Pitts- 2Rosen J At Newark CHICAGO respond favorably to heat Double plavs— Butcher to BOSTON Camilli N v s J Garfield Larkin AB HO A Tippy McCormick to burgh ABHOA! treatments Camilli Hershberger Riggs Track and field claimed the 4 10 4 The Sox attack was featured by lightweights 10 Frttzie Ztic Pittsburgh Bases on bads — Butcher t Derringer 1 4 14 01 Jurges ss Moore rf First game Mass Bedford Lemtenv 3 114 Joe s — 2b 1 0 ButchHerman Off 4 — 4 of 5 Hits out number individuals cf BOSTON DiMacgio largest Derringer ST LOUIS a seven-ru- n splurge in the fifth welterweights 10 Carmen Notch Pitts- Struck 2 0 12 Hamlin 2 out In scienth) 3b 4 1 I OlHack 3b 0 6 er iiione lu O A ABHOA H AB English 1937-3- 8 the season N J during which sent Harry Kelley Jo the burgh Johnny Phillips Paterson 10 8 0 n 3 Dcrrlngc- - 10 to 7 Cascarella 2 In 2 Almada cf 4 4 3 0 Cuclnello 2b 3 0 2 OlO'Doa c 2 rf 0 Cramer 2 5 fi rf 4 — 0 Demaree 3 i If West 0 book3 Grider's Butcher Losing pitcher McQuIim lb 5 2 9 0 Vosmil If 1110 show 4 2 3 0 with pitcher showers Seven hits two errors a Mgbtwcghts Pa — Tonv Ciaccio Phila- If 4 10 0 At Norristown 4 1 4 Oi Reynolds Fletcher 0 10 2 5 Foxx lb 1 4 3 2 3b lb Derringer Clift N 5063 youths from 75 schools J 3 11)0 sacrifice and a stolen base pro- delphia s Young Terry Trenton 3 12 II Collins lb Riddle c Cronin a Bell rf 4112 1 3 0 3131 1 10 1 cf 0 0 Cavaretta middleweight 0 5 10 5 xxMaggert 4 2 15 Higgins Jb duced the runs Kress ss participating At New York— A! Reid vs Nat Litfin J 0 0 1 B Mills If 4 1 2 0 Chapman if 4 2 2 0 Warstler ss 2 0 4 131 Lee p A larger number of schools both New York featherweights 8 A1 Davis 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 Mcfayden p 1 Nonnkmp rf CHICAGO Bernle Friedkin both New York lightWASHINGTON 0 0 01 4 16 4 xGarms Doerr 2b supported basketball teams ABHOAt ABHOA weight 6 DeSautels c 3 0 1 1 Lanning p 0 0 0 0 TUFSDAY 5 10 lCs Berger 2b but enrolled fewer athletes 3 14 1 rf 0 3 Dickman p 1 0 Mexico City 8tnbcher rf 4 2 1 0 Lewis 3b 28 6 27 11 4 0 1 2 At Detrolt- - Pancho Villa 32 5 24 5! Totals Totals Seventy-thre- e schools organbantam- - 6H ole-in-Ze- ro Kreevlch cf 5 2 5 OlWest cf Hook Indtanapoll 3 0 4 1 v Henry xBatted for Macfayden In eighth Rsdcllff If 5 3 5 01 Simmons If 4 1 2 0 ized girls' basketball teams Riddle in ninth xxBatted for 'a? Fresno Cal —Young Corbett Freno 5 3 3 3IMyer 2b Appling sa 000 000 000—0 4 2 3 4 Totals 35 13 27 15 Boston with 1141 players 168 schools Owen 3b 5 13 liBonura lb 4 110 0 va Glen Lee tdtson Neb middleweight 030 000 lOx— 4 ATLANTA July 17 OP) — Georgia Chicago xBatted for Newsom In sixth 4 Kupel 4 2 lb 0 0 In — Jurges Collins 2 Cav18 HBIuege had boys' teams with 3344 batted Runs In ninth Cox for xxBatted 10At AnLo Crowell 8ewell c 1 21 went Chuck 4 2 R Ferrell 0 4 13 0 Bill — Moore DiMaggio Lo Angelei— Alexander Coach Tech’s — hits arretta 5 001 010 030 St Louis e schools' Stratton p 6 2 0 II Kelley p players Ninety-threhit — Reynolds Dou10 0 0 geles v Hank Hanklnson Lancaster Ohio the 301 320 20x— 11 Cavarretta one better Sun- Boston IKrakska — Warstler (unassisted) Bases on p 0 0 0 0 heavyweights 10 Errors— Heath Newsom Runs batted In ble plav put football teams on the in an official —Cramer — Macfayden 4 Lee 2 Strikeout— turned 0 he when Wright WEDNESDAY balls 4 2 day 110 Vosmlk 5 Kress McQuInn field with 3456 students playAt Chicago— Buddy Knox Davton Ohio B Mills Heath Foxx Higgins MacFaydne 1 Lee 7 Hits— Off Macfayden Total 42 16 27 91 Totals 327 27 10 v heac weights by pitcher— Boston A1 McCoy hits — Almada McQuInn Clift Heath Cra- 6 in 7 Lanning 0 in 1 HitLosing ing zBatted for Krakauka tn fifth on the tee his Alec holed pitcher shot — CraMills B hits Foxx By Macfayden (Demaree) mer THI RSDAY cago 100 070 103—12 — MacFayden — Vosmlk Sacrifice — Foxk runs Home mer 8mtth James Ala the new At of Birmingham seventeenth Washington 000 6oo 100 — 1 t — Heffto Kress — Double RochDickman vs Eddie plavs Spencer Error a— Bluege Kelley R Ferrell Runs Bessemer Ala course at East Lake Country club ner to McQuInn Bell lo Heffner to McQuinti 8 ester N Y middlewelghts A summary of other sports sHows: bailed In — Kreevlch Steinhacher 2 Cronin to Doerr to Foxx Bases on balls — At West New York — Tommy De Santo But since he had a stroke 3 Kuhel Appleton Sewell Appling 1 hantap Cox Dickman 2 8truck New 30 Velez 5 Newsom 497 Off ve schools J Frank N Baseball players Stratton hit — Berger Stein- Englewood on that hole under the rules of the out — Bv Newsom 2 Cox 1 Dickman 1 York welterweights 6 Caae R tennis 19 schools 280 players golf hacher hitKreevlch In 5 Cox 3 in 3 — 10 Newsom 6ff Hits — Myer Radcltff Ferrell club’s weekly "dog fight” competiFRIDAY Stolen base Winning pitcher — Dickman Losing pitcher three schools 40 players boxing —Kuhel Owen Sacrifice — Berger Double At New Haven Conn — Al Gainer New tion it went on his card as — Newsom — West to Bonura Berger to Appling Haven vs Dominick Ceccarelll Conn 28 schools 269 boxers wrestling place ‘ to Kuhel Base on ball — Stratton 2 Kel"0" weights v 10: Cart Italy Bccond game: seven schools 104 wrestlers Joa Dejesaue large ley 2 Appleton 1 Struck out — Stratton 2 Conn Hartford BOSTON The veteran grid professor’s feat ST LOUI8 1 Appleton 2 Hit — Off Kellev New York lightweight- - 8 “There would be some duplication 8Krakaueka ABHOA ABHOA' In 4 I none out In fifth) hen 1 Hollvwood — Lou Salica New York vs won hi3 foursome second place in Krakauka At CHICAGO July 17 4 14 0 2 3 OiCramer cf 4 Almada cf In T 1 the In — the 4 Lo different playera'in Angeles Appleton Emilio Magana among Losing pitcher the day’s play McQuInn lb 3 0 5 ltNonkamp rf 4 1 3 1 it comes to catchers Dizzy Dean Kelley 10 we and 1 thus cannot 0 arrive 3 2 0 HVo3mlk If sports Clift 3b 4 2 will take Gabby Hartnett 3 0 2 Oi Foxx lb Bell rf at the exact total of Individuals 1 3 0 4 ft Higgins 3b Kres rs Trouplng Into the dressing room 5 who entered competitive sports1 4 2 2 0 Doerr 2b B Mills If 3 to 1 victory his four-h- it after 3 c 4 0 3 2 McNair sa Sullivan Grider explains “However I think 5 Heffner 2b 4 15 4 Peacock c Dean and the over Boston Sunday 1 0 Llnke p Bagby p it would be safe to say that at least 2002 1 0 0 0 xM&zzera Chicago Cubs’ veteran backstop h of Idaho’s high school stu0 0 0 0 Cole p Babbish in the semifinals of the that hs knocked his By CHARLES DUNKLEY tossed compliments at each other— 0 0 dents competed in some form of Mean- xxM'Quillan 10 Diz taking a decision In SOUTH BEND Ind July 17 UP) — tional Intercollegiate championship tee shot into the water with last Totals 32 7 24 13 Totals year” sport 3717 27 9 while Babblsh was on the green this year repartee Robert Babblsh xBatted for Link In seventh xxBatted for Cole In ninth "Some pitching out there today McCarthy Is a seasoned cam- 10 feet from the pin After Me Louis from Detroit Sunday won 202 000 000 — won the national Carthy’s chip rolled six feet past 8t "Your fast having shouted Gabby Diz" paigner 14 Boston 400 142 30x— Fred Johnson Goes the thirty-nint-h western amateur intercollegiate in 1928 and was a the cup he conceded This put Errors — McQuInn Heffner Runs batted ball really was a ‘live’ one and you B Mills 2 Higgins 4 Vosmlk 2 in— Clift Walkh thirty-sixtBabbish one up and the golf championship by defeating member of the United States 3 Cramer 2 Foxx 2 Bagby 2 Doerr never shook off a signal all afterSt Louis Maurice hits — Almada Clift Foxx H Hig- noon” er cup teams in 1928 1930 and McCarthy yet to go hit — Doerr Home gins business man from Cincinnati one 1932 Babbish sliced his tee shot be runs —Bagby Vosmlk "Some catching you mean" reFoxx Higgins 8ac Clift St up in their ST LOUIS July 17 Ufl-- The hind trees to the right landing on riflces — Bagby Doerr Double plays — Hefftitle match Diz and then turnings to plied to to ner to Clift Kress Heffner McQuInn Louis Browns announced Sunday played in a Sprinkling rain over Babblsh was ahead at only two the third fairway He pitched back to McQuInn McNair to Doerr to Foxx Manager Charlie Grimm: Fred on balls — Off Llnke 4 Bagbv 4 the Chain o’ Lakes course night the purchase of Pitcher fairway but still Bases stages of the match while Mc- to the thirty-sixt- h “Say you know why Td never ruck out — By Links 1 Cols 1 Bagby 5 The new champion a sophomore Johnson from the Toledo Mudhens was ahead seven times was 250 yards from the pin He 8( Carthy Hits—Off Links 14 in 9 Cole 3 In 2 Hit zhake off a signal from Gabby of the American association and at Detroit university played with But Babblsh who started play- hit a brassie shot to the edge of by pitcher — By Cole (Bagby) Losing pitch’ er — Llnke again? Why I shook him off last optioning of Hurler Jim Walkup to a nerve of steel in conquering Mcing golf as a caddy 11 years ago the green but 50 feet away from summer in the game — and turn to the an amateur the renown the same club for Meanwhile of seized the cup Carthy McCarthy’s opportunity busted my blooming toe doing it” thirty-fourt- h on Vice President Bill De Witt said the last 10 years two the nice woods a In his and favor tide pitch The Big Six hole where he carded a put him four feet from the cup Johnson who has won 12 and lost He got' supreme satisfaction in Bv Associated Pres be would Mudhens missed the his for Babbish's putt went three feet past four who par four but McCarthy defeating opponent Home Run Club used "strictly in relief roles” He reached golfing prominence as a a two-foand McCarthy's rolled over the cup putt for his par American league’ Greenberg Timers 28 In Philadelon a downhill putt student at Georgetown university Then both will join the Browns i Foxx Red Box 26 York TKop 02 17 Athletic 18 Dickey Yankee Missing this shot putt so un- sank their putts for par five halvphia Walkup’s season record is 10 for it was another Oeorgetowner Goodman Keda 24 National league defeats Johnny Burke who eliminated nerved McCarthy on the thirty- ing the hole and ending the match Ott Giants 20 Carotin Dodger 1L Three-bas- f3-3- V 1 xKennedy Wade p With 1 middle-weigh- 1 Curfew hlai( I er it was Old Dizzy's show Grinning cockily aq he did In the 37 0 24 2i Total 36 11 27 16 Total days when he ranked as one of the xBatted for Coffman In fifth OtK) 101 010 — 3 Detroit flingers Dean reMondays Probable Pitchers New York No games n heduted 30) 200 08x— 16 game's greatest time he came ceived every Run applause Error— Rfa 2 Gordon Chrttman batted In — Henrlch 4 Dickey 4 Selkirk out of the dugout As he finished Rolfe 2 Rosa Gordon 3 2 Greenberny First game hltar-YorBROOKLYN CINCINNATI Croettl Rolfe Home a performance which stamped him ABHOA run — Henrich Selkirk Greenberg Gordon as fully ready to pitch regularly ABHOA! — Double plays 3 0 3 01 Frev 2b 3 1 1 2 Dickey Rosen rf Stolen base Dickey 4 0 4 0 Christman and Gchrtnger Bases on balls — the Great One received a tremenHudson 2b 4 12 7IBerger If Stalnbck cf 4 1 6 Oi Goodman rf 3 0 2 0 Auker 3 Chandler 2 Wade 3 Btrlkeoute — dous ovation Camtlll 1b 4 0 9 l'M'Cormk lb 3 110 1 Chandler 3 Auker 1 Wade 3 Hite — Off b Coffman 3 In 1 Wade 5 tn Uses Fast One Lavgetto 3b 4 2 1 2! Lombardi c 4 1 4 00 Auker 3 4 0 3 Durocher as 4 0 2 1 Craft cf 4 Hit by pitcher — By Auker (Croeettl) ‘ 4 12 Of Riggs 3b Kov If 3 1 1 4 Passed ball— York 2 Losing pitcher— He used his fast ball fairly often 3 0 2 3 Auker Shea c ’3 0 2 O'Mvers as 1 01) 0 Pressnell p 2 0 0 01 zCooke it had lots of "hop” His marand 3 10 0 xHassctt 110 Of Davis p g velous control and 0 0 0 llzzGamble Hamlin p 10 0 0 Bees the had Gathers Boston curves swinging 32 527 10 Totals 33 6 27 121 NEW YORK July 17 P)— For the Totals most of the way He walked xBatted for Pressnell in ninth third straight week a mediocre rBntted for Myers In ninth Hits During Day no men fanned three and was Dazzling Event In ninth for Davla zzBatted on is national boxing program tap 000 000 005 — 5 ahead of the hitters consistently BOSTON July 17 iJPi— The long- After the turned In for fight fans throughout the coun Brooklyn 010 000 200—3 Cincinnati Four quarter-miler- s game Diz said his arm — Hudson Myers Runs batted In — distance Errors Sox Red of the most the of one sluggers meet's try spectacular 2 felt Craft Myers Stalnbark Lavagetto Koy good Lavaget- drummed a merry tune against the Appearing on the schedule are Dat is Dean felt a slight twitch of pain events Charley Beetham of Colum Sacrifice — McCormick left field wall Sunday to three former champions — Young to 2 Koy friendly Ca— Hudson to said on the fast ball with which bus Ohio John Marlon of Prairie plays Lavagetto four St Louis pitchers he on balls — Pressnell 3 Davis submerge Corbett former welterweight mon milli Bases fanned Pinch Hitter Maggert in View Texas college Harley How he — Off 1 Struck out — Davis 4 Pressnell Hits arch Eddie (Babe) Risko onetime 1 ill 8 off Hamlin 1 In 1 Hit hy pitcher — under a total of 30 hits while sweep- the ninth The other Bees who ells of Ohio State and Jim Her 11 to 5 and ruler of the middleweights and Lou By Pressnell (McCormick) Winning pitch- ing a doubleheader went down on strikeouts were Vince bert of New York U whirled around 14 to 4 titleholder er — Pressnell Salica in 3:125 for the mile re' DiMaggio and Gil English both the track Corbett who last February Socond game time ever registered the fastest lay curves of victims Vosmlk Joe I CINCINNATI BROOKLYN Jimmy Foxx and Fred Apostoli collides with a mile relay team outside of First by game 111 ABHOA ABHOAI led the parade with homers BOSTON Glen Lee of Edison Neb in a 5 2 2 3 5 3 0 01 Frey 2b Rosen rf ABHOA California ABHOA 5 0 3 0 each game— Jimmy’s being No 25 Hudson 2b 5 2 2 3i Berger If at Fresno Tuesday night Stalnback 3 1 1 3 4 0 2 OlJurgei M Moore rf cf 5 1 3 0 Goodman rf 4 2 1 0 and 26— to ease the tasks of Bos01 Herman 2b ' 3 1 2 5 2 3 0 cf 10 Ben 4 is 0 DiMaggio a booked OiM’Crmlck for 4 1 with 15 Risko Camilli lb 115 lb 2 0 12 1 3b 0 Hark 0 0 3b 4 1 1 OiHrshbergr c 4 0 5 2 ton's rookie pitchers Emerson xMaggert Brown of Atlanta Ga at Atlanta Lvagetto English 3b 4 0 2 3 Hartnett c 4 0 4 0 4 2 TO Durocher as 4 1 2 4' Craft cf both 51 Demaree rf 3 14 0 Jr and Jim Dickman 3 4 2b Bagby Cuclnello I meets 1 0 4 4 4 2 Koy If Riggs 3b Monday night while Salica 3 0 0 0 Reynolds If 3 12 0 3 1 0 4 of whom went the route ftgainst West If 0 Myers s c 40110 3 113 0 Emilio Magana of Los Angeles in Shea 3 1 12 0 Collins lb Fletcher lb 0 0 2 47Gambler Butcher p 3 10 3 110 Cavaretta cf 3 1 0 0 Mueller c the Browns p 2 1 0 1 another 10 at Los Angeles Friday Hamlin p 1 0 0 II Derringer Warstler ss 3 0 2 4 Dean p 3102 0 0 0 0 ezCooke 3 10 3 Turner p night Cascarella p 0 0 0 1 Lefty Grove appeared in uniform zzLombai rdl The program 27 7 27 12 Totals Totals 314 24 V 0 0 0 0 9Unday for the first time smee his zzzzStetir xBatted for DtMagglo iti ninth Monday' Dethe went "dead” arm 000—1 against At Philadelphia — Tommy Forte vs Billy 000 010 Boston Totals 37 11 27 15 Totals 30 12 °7 121 The win was Feller’s first since June 27 He yielded only three hits in the first six frames one of them Johnson's eighteenth homer with Werber on base Feller Dodgers" Stop Reds in Two Contests hits and one error In the final the Dodgers repeated the performance in the third inning scoring five tallies off six hits and an error Dolf Camilli hit a homer with two men aboard Rosen A hit a four bagger in the ninth capacity crowd of 28866 saw the McKechnie men go down for their fourth straight defeat Result Ktindav New York HI Detroit 3 Cleveland 7 Philadelphia 6 Boaton 1111 St Iouls 54 Chicago 12 Washington 1 Humphrea p 0 0 0 O'xHa&s 10 0 0 IE Smith p 10 11 10 0 0 xxxHayes Totals 38 11 27 101 Totals 308278 xBatted for Caster In fifth one-fiftxxBatted for Ambler in ninth xxxBatted for Smith in ninth Cleveland 400 120 000—7 000 200 130—6 Philadelphia Errors — Finney Johnson Ambler Runs hatted in— Johnson 3 Lodiglani Werber Brucker Heath 2 Averill Keitner HemTwo-bas- e Feller Campbell hits — siey Averill Heath Feller Ambler Three-bas- e hit—Campbell Home run — Johnson Stolen Double base — Keitner Sacrifice — Hale additional hundreds participated to Trosky 2: Keitner Hale plavs-The figures and estimates are Hale to TroskyLary Bases on balls — Off Caster 4 Feller 6 Strikeouts — By Gaster 2 Smith supplied by E F Grider executive 3 Feller 5 Hits — Off Caster 10 In 5 Smith 6 In 7 (none out in eighth) secretary of the Idaho High School 1 In 4 Feller Humphries 2 in—2 Winning pitcher— Feller Athletic association Losing pitcher Caster “It would be hard to estimate the k) 21 PtttAbnrxh ( ‘All Through’ He’ Giants Take First National League Elden Auker lasted just long enough to feed Henrlch and Selkirk their home run balls and was charged with the defeat ending his e own winning streak Spud Chandler went the route for the Yanks allowing nine hits one of which was Hank Greenberg’s sacks empty in the homer with-theighth It was Chandler's eighth win against two defeats for the season Iron Hoss Lou Gehrig hurt a finger on his lef( hand in taking a apparently throw from Chandler in the fifth and Babe Dahlgrcn finished the had something tov Dean do with game on first base I NEW YORK DETROIT voicing a recent ABHOA but now ABHOA forgotten Dizzy Dean Morgan tt 5 2 3 OlCrosetll as 3 3 20 2 6 threat to sue the club which aotd 5 14 01 Rolfe 3b 5 3 Walker If Gehrnger 2b 2 0 3 0 Henrlch rf 3 12 0 him— St Louis’ Cardinals — on the 2 0 0 0 DiMaggio cf 4 0 1 0 Piet 2b 3 0 8 0 4 16 OIGehrig lb 'York c ground he was overworked last 01 Dahlgren lb 2 0 7 0 Greenbrg lb 4 2 4 01 4 13 0 summer 4 4 0 3 Dlckev c Fox rf 0 0 0 0 A throng of 35623 packed Wrlg-le- y Chratman as 3 1 1 llJorgena c 4 13 0 If 4 1 0 L Selkirk Rosa 3b field for the double program 4 113 1 0 0 01 Gordon 2b Auker p Coffman p 0 0 0 0 Chandler p 4 10 5 and from the first pitch of the open01 1 July I PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND ABHOA ABHOA! a 4 0 4 2' Lary Finney lb 3 0 6 1 Campbell rf ft 4 0 0 Mnaes rf 3 Hale 2b 4 1 1 41 Werber 3b 3 4 1 6 0 Heath If 5 11 01 Brucker c Utah here AverlU cf 4 12 0 Johnson cf 3 14 0 We have received some excep- Weathly cf 10 1 01 Chapman If 3 1 3 0 lb 3 0 7 CLodlgiani 2b 4 2 3 1 tionally 'interesting facts and fig- Trosky 2 111 4 2 3 2i Ambler as Keltuer ures respecting the participation in Hemsiey 3bc 4 1 8 I xxNelsoii 10 0 0 competitive sp'orts of Idaho high school students Based on actual statistics combined with conserve' tive estimates the presentation is h made that at least of the Gem state's 32000 high school students— boys and girls— took part in some form of competitive contests during the last school year The returns do not include intramural sports iji which of course many Dean Steals Show M Provo who According to Jirett paid us an interesting call during the week end there is enthusiasm in pronounced Provo in regard to possible entrance into the new league The park there he says requires the addition of only four or five more lights to make it a first class plant for night games Baseball interest among the people is at a high point and there is every reason to believe that a club in organized baseball would be well supported there At any rate Provo is going to be among those present when it comes to bidding for berths Chicago Cops Two Frays 16-- 3 Tigers By J C Derks Terrymen Gut Pirate Bead zzBatted for Dlckshot In ninth 100 000 600—7 010 003 012—7 Pittsburgh (Game called Sunday law) Runs batted in— Ripple 2 Rizzo 2 Young 2 Ott 4 Lelber Vaughan Brubaker fiuhr Two-bas- e bits — Bartell L Waner McCar thy Ruhr Rizzo Vaughan Todd Brubaker Home runs— Ott Lelber Sacrlflcee-tCastleman Melton Double plays— Young Vaughan and 8uhr McCarthy and Bartell Ott Kampouris ana McCarthy Kampouiis Bartell and McCarthy 2 Bases on bftlle— Bauers 3 Castleman 3 Melton 1 W Brown — 1 Struck out Bauers 3 Castleman 1 Melton 1 Brandt 1 Hits—Off Castleman 8 In ft off Bauers 8 in O’ 3 off Melton 5 in 2 off W Brown 1 in 1 off Coffman 0 in off M Brown 1 in 1'3 off Brandt 2 tn 2 New York |