Show - Cv4-- " - - THE SALT LAXE TRIBUNE JCD As TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 2 Wliat Happens Whpn You Slam One Through the Box 2— —— hi -- — ""numiii a sure ia VO'hieh first-lin- 4- - Senator upset Indians’ applecart three-ru- Mon- h ft Here's that Put the balls in a hopper and swing all you want to Byron Moser one of the automatic “pitcher" inventors waits to “take a cut" A F Howe center Clarence Siebert left and H R Walker look on - — f Grand Circuit — White and McDonough Jolley Tops Coast Loop Will Join Pirates 4 2 3 Case rf Lewis 3b 5 3 1 Simmons If 5 1 1 Bonura lb— Bluege lb s 4 10 Travis 6 1 2 West of Myer 2b 5 3 4 R Ferrell c 3 0 11 Leonard --p 0 0 0 xWasdell 10 0 112 ' as ) 113-3- - (6-- 7 i ‘ (12-7- ) (4-4- 19 xPtvlak Feller p Humphries p From Baltimore -- 3 0 0 6 0 Lary ss rf 4 1 0 0 OlCampbll OlYftie 2b 4 2 9 4 2 O ihHeatlh If-- — 0 Averill cf 4 0 0 0 o Trosky lb 4 0 Oi Keltner 3b 5 0 0 4 3 Hemsley c 3 1 10 1 O’ 47-- Vet Player NEW YORK Aug 1 CB— The New York Giants Monday anMonday’ Results WashliUrtoii 11 Cleveland 8 (10 hi nounced the purchase of the veteran Ineah 4 Detroit O second baseman Chalmer Cissell Philadelphia Only game arbadulel from Baltimore of the International Tueftdaxta Probable Pitcher s New league York at Detroit — Gome ) Gill V The price tag-wnot announced BoMon at Cleveland—Dlekmaa ) w Allen at St Lout— Ferrell As replacement’ the Giant are Washington v (T3-Hildebrand sending John (Blondy) Ryan to the Philadelphia at Chicago — William ) Baltimore club 09 option’ (04) v 8tratton Cissell now 34 and a veteran of National League 10 years in and out of the big show Tout Pet W 640 57 32 will play second fqr the Giant in Pittsburgh 581 54 30 New York 554 51 41 Tuesday’ Chicago game here against the 540 41 50 Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Cissell has a batting 462 43 40 Brooklyn 47' 460 4ft Boston average of 296 in 94 games with the 422 38 ‘ 53 fit Louis Orioles this season and has fieided 326 39 Philadelphia P brilliantly Results Monday! Cissell’s purchase is aimed to Open date solve the mostTistresslng problem Probable Pltohers '“Tuesday’ Manage Bill Terry has had this fit Louis at Brooklyn (2) — Henshaw vs Fltiatm- - season ) ) and C Davis First he lost Burgess ) nions and Hamlin Whitehead star xeCTndBacKef of"' CfiTragn at New lorK— Bryant 1 v Htibbell ( his 1936 and 1937 championship Cincinnati at Philadelphia— R Dayl teams through an operation vs Mulcahy ) ) — Pittsburgh at Boston Bauer v tanning ) Dou Chiozza after a good start proved inadequate toflfl White-headshoes and Terry obtained Alex Kampourts from Cincinnati in exchange for Wally Berger Kampouris likewise failed to fill the bill and recently has been on the injured list The job is wide open for Cissell The Chicago White Sox originally bought Cissell from Portland of the LONDON Aug 1 UP)— America's Pacific Coast league in 1927 for picked athletes dominated the inter- $75000 cash and players valued He remained with the national track meet in White City White Sox until 1932 when h jvas stadium Monday traded to Cleveland in spite of the 7 ABHOA ABHOAi 47 46 63 59 30 ' 38 J5-6- CLEVELAND WASHINGTON public-spirite- Pet 655 631 563 500 74fWr 438 361 323 (4-6- ol8 Ossie Bluege’s double to left which scored Simmons and Lewis exercise Lout 30 31 35 35 Philadelphia the York Obtains 4 St Lout Chief Hogsett the Nats’ fourth and most effective hurleV opened the tenth with a single to left George Washington Case sacrificed him to secondhand Levis came up and drove him home with a blow to center Oscar Vitt the Tribe’s manager jromptly yanked Johnny Humphries first tqr Willis Hudlin Hudlin’s move wato throw A1 Simmons' grounder past second trying to force pro- a t Ttilcaxo CD -- The 1 later gram has claimed the attention of tens t?f thousands In populous states the number of lads who engage in this competition amounts to a horde The men who supervise the play and who control over it are we majLjay Without excep d tionv able and citizens who niake it a business to devote much time and effortto its promotion and prosecution Detroit outburst in the tenth inning that beat the tribe 11 to 8 and dropped it another half game in back of the league-leadin- g New York Yankees The Nats fought an uphill fight all through the game Two runs dwn going into the eighth they tied the score with single runs in the eighth and and ninth A walk a force-ou- t Buddy Lewis’ single scored in the eighth and Buddy Myer drove home anothyx with a single an inning Each summer since its establishment ti)e American baseball 4 - CLEVELSNDTAug Cleveland day with a Rflfllp rTiin rTO-F Washington ' junior s-TVik- a Thousands Play Legion l4l Tribe Skids Another f American League Half Came Won New York 57 - f'letelaad 53 Boiton Back of Yankees 6t 47 Washington for the Affects some' of our e pessimists we recommend attendance at an American Legion baseball tournament Watching the fine types of American boys performing in one of those carnivals quicJy will convince onb that there neelJafi Jio excessive worry aboutl -hat’s— going To happen to this generation when it grows up” ' Of all the commendable movements in this era of multitudinous movements we" see in none a more worthy purpose than in this Amer- It- - is a nalean Legion baseball tional enterprise of so wide a scope as to warrant calling it illimitable It enlists the best brains in the country the “material aid of powerful groups and the moral' support of all thinking people As rtielan-cftol- ( 1938 ByJCDerks cure-a- ll —r 1000 10 0Q ’s London Sees U S Cop Track Meet 3j Oi Many agencies contribute to the 10 0 0 Krakasksp 1 0 00 Oll1 Hudlin p 00 00 00 00 success of American- Lfegion basexxGoslIn Milnar p ball Apart from the Legion itself aiSoltera 10 0 0 DcShong p 0 0 0 01 Hogsett p 1 1 0 O' We thinir the major leagues are Totals 42 14 308! Totals 367 3015 by far the most prominent in this xBatted for Leonard In 4th respect Every year the- major xxBatted for Krakauska in 8th combined opposizBatted for Hemsleyhi 10th leagues set aparl-- fund of considWhizzer Will zaBatted for Milnar In tenth tion of rivals from Bees erable size for the furtherance of 001 212 Oil 3—11 L08 ANOEIES Auk 1 (AP)— Three Washington Buy Stripp AGAWAM Mass Aug 1 CD — 16 other pations 122 010 200 0— 8 the work Cohsi league batting leaders retain their Cleveland the major Naturally — on Errors Travis Bonura Hpd-liLeaves hi games to date mad driven places averages veteran Blackstone the Summary: crowd of A in by From direct the have Interest a Cards leagues Runs batted in — Heath 2 Lary Averill public here Monday 4 Case 2 Myer Simmons 2 Bluege saw the AmerSmeari Oakland Jolley development of baseball talent and Doc Parshall walked off with the right fielder Loewis — hits Hale West Trosky raised his average three points on the basis 2 Pro’ Go to §T LOUIS Aug 1 UP)— Sal of ican team of' 10 the increase in the number of feature hits— Heajh 2 Home-ruof the week’s games to hold the leagus Bluege grand circuitfrace "the NaJoe Stripp veteran third baseman ' Stolen bases — Case Bluege "fans” but it is that with romp leadership Frenchie Uhalt Hollywood cen — Simmons pff — tional" at Agawam park Monday An eastbodnd train Monday night ter fielder lost two ppiuts but retains sec Sacrifices Feller Hale Humphries Case seven of the 14to the Boston Bees was announced major league club owners arp also ond Bill Lillard 8an Francisco short- Double play—Lary to Hale to Trosky Rdse events and pile up Monday by the St Louis Cardinals Blackstone black colt which has Denver Aug t upi -- whizzer was speeding lanky Paul McDon- stop place remains in third position although he on balls — Off Feller 6 Humphries 2 LeonImpelled by patriotic motives to ’months with ard 2 Krakaukas 1 DcShong wbs out of the game Hogsett an lend their aid to Legion baseball been one of the outstanding pagers White who toyed for overwhelming U was a straight cash deal Stripp 1 — 2 The 6 out out Feller Struck of mountain the By averages: Humphries 1 country the choice between playing profes- ough Leonard 1 Krakaukas 5 DeSnong over all was acquired by the Cardinals last As to the Legion diamonds being of the season won the first margin Team in Averages heat sional football for $15000 in one sea- where he starred for three years as Hogsett 2 Hit — Off Leonard 5 In 3 Krawinter lrr the trade that sent Leo In rivals G a potential supply of baseball ipa 2:07 R ' H HR Pet kaukas 1 in 4 DeShong 1 In AB 0 Hogsett and covered the mile oval Jp son or traveling to England and Ox- one of the finest pass receivers San Fran Durocher to the BrooklyifDodgers 126 4299 851 1256 50 292 In 2 Feller 8 ip 5 5 In terial it may be said that there is Humphries points although Los Aug 125 4232 631 1197 85 283 4 Hudlin 1 In Q Milnar 0 in ford’ on a Rhodes scholarship Is Hit by no teani title was ever developed on a University- of Hollywood 125 4128 521 1136 42 276 pitcher — By Krakauskas (Campbell) Wild already a distinct movement into 2:081' Duke of York furnished the Seattle 124 4101 559 1134 50 276 pitches — Leonard Krakaukas Passed balls going to do both the major leagues of boys who be- competition In both heats officially at stake Grove Utah football team towards Pitts- San Diego 125 4048 556 1107 26 273 — R Ferrell Hemsley Colorado university’s Winning pitcher— oWill Return second Noon in heat LePerrin Walker Harris the In Portland -125 4427 453 1127 23 268 Hogsett baseball their gan pitch playing Losing Humphries will he football where star ball informed Oakland 126 3919 438 1028 36 263 newspaper- burgh play pro former Georgian To Team gion leagues Sufficient time per- of the classified trot accounted for men Monday he would play this fall for the Pirates this season Sacramento 126 4079 499 1010 92 248 Today who now runs in the coldrs of the of the day haps has not yet elapsed since the the biggest pay-of- f - Individual Batting with thfe Pittsburgh Pirates McDonough left at 6:40 4) nuhis New York A C was the only double CLEVELAND listed who have ap Philadelphia Spike9 (Regular players inauguration of the plan to make Driven by Elias the trotter came Aug 1 first 'objective Chicago where he peared is 40 or more games winner— winning both the 100 and this movement an "influx” Never- in strong to finish second behind Joe Cronin of the Boston Red 4-football campaign is will visit a few days with relatives G Ail H HR SB 0 Crew d — Pet 0hdefhp He the Sox spending an off day watehlng theless players who once were — Knight Hanover and paid its over he will sail to sprints whipped nr 3 2 401 Tiger Holly Oak 67 217 England and Hewill join the Pirates next Mon- Jolley M B Osendarp by the Cleveland Indians Uhalt Holly wd 120 451156 4 18 344 and Washing'Legion teams are gradually and backers $13540 for place tickets DETROIT Aug 1 LB) — The big afleet Hollander enroll at Oxford in January The day Lillard San Fran 72 257 1 87 8 339 in the century in 99 seconds ton Senatorsgame announced yard Mon- surely finding their way into the Cherry Hanover won the opening Rosenberg Port 125 473 160 3 11 338 guns of the Detroit Tigers were said he reached forsaid he looked McDonough giant 220 Holder San F 126 444 16 2 7 329 race of the day the by inches from day Mose (Lefty) Grove ace of the majors Lee Ross and then took the Pitchers by Monday decision only after "a cerD this to spiked Harris 8an on the ward H 123 6 same side 408 133 326 playing the same rival in 217 seconds Boston staff will join his mates Whether they advance in base- trot by finishing first in both heats! tain English Los A 125 507 164 15 323 and Edgar Smith of the Philadel group of English authorities’’ of the scrimmage line with Byron SUatz Other American victories were here Tuesday and Los 115 445 142 2 8 319 ball or not is a point of secondary Afch Hanover won the second dimay start one of Ross Athletics Smith and had assured him he could defer (Whizzer) —White University of Moore Los Ang 103 11 phia 363 2 115 317 Ang hung up by Jack Patterson of Rice the four games against the Indians The real worth of the vision of the classified trot by Durst l 0 106 364 115 4 ' 3 316 combined to blank the Tigers Importance entrance until midyear his Colorado Monwho McCormick gridiron great Seat 50 174 55 l 316 with nine hits and end the Bengals Allan Tolmich of Wayne university - Grove has been out of action since second in the opentng heat undertaking lies In the opportuniday decided to accept a $15000 ofChuck Fenske of Wisconsin Cor- his arm went numb ties offered our young boys in and taking Ithe Becond handily a game Blond Byron stripped to winning streak at eight straight fer from the Pirates nelius Warmerdam of- - the San in Boston last month during school vacation months to turn The daily double paid $11580 for Without his for rehearsal as master of “I’m glad Whizzer signed up” Francisco Mel club and five-hOlympic their time to the pursuit of health- the backers of Cherry Hanover and ceremonies of a radio program Monhall until Ross hurled southpaw artistry the Red Sox have Paul said "He will be a great help ful recreation carried out under Havoline the first of the seventh when Dixie Walker of Toledo the Ohio State faltered on their current invasion day night said it "wasn’t a case of to the club” negro of the west jumper firm but altogether reasonable' and Walker who batted for Roxie Knight Hanover took the classi- changing my mind-The Redskin star said Jigless he f Patterson made a new British a control fied trot and Atlantic Hanover won "“If it was still a choice Telweefi lined moderate - government Lawson the Tigers’ starter and business some eastern with up of 53 record seconds flat in Jo-J- o winning came Which aims at the development of the ArWhite Smith "The football The singled pace my firm he Would return home after scholarship aiuTpro low hurdles while in and retired the side and had the Initiative -- and self reliance mofe den” which carried a purse of $800 decision would be the same as it the WASHINGTON pro season ended August 1 a mild upset in conthan it does at winning pennants little trouble thereafter was in June when I picked Oxford Now they're dyeing grass on golf quering the British- timber-toppin- g We are prompted to make these But now that It’s definite I cah play d Ross with two singles and three ace D O Finlay in the courses to make sure it stays green football and still go to England-w- ell remarks at this time because the high hurdles in 146seconds what would you do1 'JJtgh state Legion tournament has Nervous golfers had complained runs batted in paced the A’s attack Fenske robbed of a chance to The A’s got all their runs off Law-soWhite who led the nation’s grid just been completed This year the that some" insecticides used on Lou Finney doubled and match his speed with Sydney Wood-erso- n tournament was held at Spring-vill- e scoremakers last season with 122 RYE N Y Aug 1 UP) — Alex the world mMe record holder greens turned the grass brown This scored on two Infield outs in the The clubs which survived to points said he has not yet signed a CHICAGO Aug 1 won-t-he in mile event 4ri9: JrtedTrimall second Bam in the easily iirat mmng--ansaid creator a meutal-hazn- rd tournament places in their league contract with Pittsburgh and would ned a new Brit- field in the estab a double and Wpoderson leap round by single Chapman's not he until east qualifying 1 which sign goes TORONTO Aug spoiled their game (PI— Although ish mark of 1 :509 in’ winning tjie inaugural feature at Washington Ross tallied another run coached Golf SoFrankie Parker of Hollywood Cal and one the of mile at in person particlping experts 'event Tut" did hot run department He said “I An error'by Hank Greenbergon half I will” park ers’4 association’s and Wilmer Allison of Dallas Texas when asked ifdon’tjielieve national in third the track’s $1000 amateur agriculture working with the U S Ace Parker’s grounds after Hayes htf specialty the mile daily he intends to play United States entries both in the handicapping contest had the same Golf association have combined an an Johnson had singled filled the Warmerdam cleared 14 feet to championship at the Westchester game between the of' the the round third to' advanced misfortune Monday team and the TVashington They were insecticide with a bases for the Athletics in theketh beat his teammate Richard Patter- Country club Monday Superb- - Tourney Canadian tennis championship Mon- college green dye out in the stretch Redskins 1937 pro champions at beaten After Wayne Ambier wenttout on a son of Princeton by nine inches Antonio shot rounds of Umpires who worked the A crowd of 10 000 ‘one of tfeearg-es- t day they had to yield the center Chicago August 31 fly Ross came up and pumped a in the pole vault while Mel Walker over the who games and observers a week-dato y of Couple stage par 72 course to lead Alvin openings in the hislong single to left scoring two run- clearing 6 feet 5 inches captured the Everett of Rome Ga runner-u- p watched the play at Spring-vill- e unseeded of players Coach Johnny tory of the track saw Mrs A M At Pittsburgh to five with inches jump ners high spare tell us that in point of Vladimir Havlicek a tall Czecho- Blood of the Pirates said White had Creech’s Grey Streak conquer Both Warmerdam and- - Mel Walker last year at Chicago by one stroke DETROIT PHILADELPHIA excellence of performance in B H O A' B H 0 A failed in Everett had Meet slovakian who came tp Toronto agreed to report to the team's Penn Spencer a a after by to British break’ efforts length the thrilling 4 13 0 evident mastery of the rules Finney 11) 5 1 9 0 White If Brainard nt New Haven Conn three months ago wore down the sylvania training camp August 10 duel Mar Le was thirtf 4 0 2 2 records of their specialties Moses rf 5 2 2 1 Rogell ss in approved strategy in inMISSOULA Mont Aug 1 UP — Werber 3b 4 0 13 Gehrngr 2b 5 2 veteran -- Gilbert Nunns of Toronto and was denied permission to appear placed third with 4 14 0 Greenbrg dividual and collective 'ability Hayes c 143 11 0 o "in what was in the to win Missoula and Miles City will meet Johnson Only 29 players entered the chamMost of America's setbacks cf 4 1 5 UKoX rf charity contest to play baseball as it should division and as a result for the American Legion junior Chapman If 4 2 2 o! Morgan cf 4 2 2 0 came in A newspaperman suggested White Home Run Club easily the day’s best match pionship field events 1 the — 3 c 0 3 3 3 all 0 2b Tebbetts in 4 be played although they all qualified for Tuesday’s first the third ranking United may be "on the spot’’ as a freshman Parker ball championship of Montana Parker — Greenberg 4 1 2 3 ss 3 10 3 Chiatmn 3b Ambler Americtn League Jim Herbert of New York Springville tournament they 2 0 11 in the in pr°ffi3sional ranks witTi such a 37 Foxx Red 8ox 29 Yotk Tigfrs 22 in round of match play even though to be played here August Rons p States player and 3 2 0 2 Lawson' p 0 E Smith p 0 0 0 zWalker call the “heat yet” The spirit-o- f DiMaeelo Yankees 19 Dickey Yankees 6 7 and 8 officials announced 110 tournament-drea first round bye salary The Whizzer grinned and 18 third to Great Brit- scores' ranged as high as 190 0 0 0 0 18 Athletics Johnson p (Coffman sportsmanship was high JzzYork Reds Arthur J Thomer Jr of Detroit National League — Goodman then easily disposed of J Alan commented: “Well I’ve been in tight Missoula won the western district 26: 10 0 0 ain’s Arthur Godfrey Brown and and the whole tournament Ott Giants 23: Mite Cardinals 14 lElsenstat p 0 0 0 0 Al1 of Michigan player who Ross Toronto veteran 1 before’’ title Miles City the eastern University spots Cardinals Camilll Dodgers 13 13 d (n Canada's W the Frit was entirely free' from quibwon the title last year from a field lison who will not arrive until Tues33 9 27 11 Totals 3M0 2T12! Total s — Batted for Lawson In the seventh run in which Brown set a flew of 180 qualified bling- and squabbling automatically day reached the third round by dezzBatted for Coffman In the eighth 110 fault 002 000— 4 British record of 476 seconds Philadelphia along with two other players 000 Detroit 000 00- 0Ben Richter of St Louis ne of Summary: Error— Greenberge puns bat Francis Ryan of Columbia was the country's few southpaw pros The boys from Ogden yvon the hits — ted in— Werber Ross 3 6 4 — in inches beaten Double shot the by play Gehringer put who founded the association and Finney Chapman title their successive state chamto Greenberg Bases on bails — Off Rosa 4 the Estonian A Kreek whose the tournament two Their victory entitled E Smith 1 Lawsoa 3 Eisenstat 4 Strike- by pionship years ago 1 1 Lawson best heave measured 52 feet 4 outs— By Ross 4 E Smith (Continued on Following Page) left handers were thought Hits — 6fr Ross 7 In 6 innings E Smith 2 inch G Oberwerger of Italy won “ostracized” from regular tournat In 3 Lawson 8 In 7 Coffman 1 In 1 1 In 1 Winning pticher— Ross Los- the discus throw by more than two ments found Monday he was the — D Reiley Captures Lawson ing pitcher feet from Phil Levy of San Franpro entered and so withdrew cisco Olympio kclub - Oberwerger's only v the event from and horseshoe volleyball Citywide Checkers winning toss of 164 feet 11 4 inches week are scheduled thii beat Levy by two feet two inches D Reiley won the weekly Salt Lake City tourneys He won eight games eherker tournament by the city recreation department Anson Perina of Pripceton finished drew in three and lost only one for a total it was announced Monday by City third in the broad jump which Was Of 19 points The result: Parks Commissioner P H Goggin won by N V Hansen of Norway at in Boys of all ages will compete PITTSBURGH Aug 1 UPt— Joe 23 feet 9 4 inches D Reiley Enjoy Your Vacation W Ricks horseshoe tournament’beginning the Balestri bespectacled Washington The Hungarian J Varszegi hung E B Sones In the Land ot Tomorrow D C bookbinder stitoked the Wednesday at 5 p m at Liberty F L Libby mark of 237 feet up a new javelin J H Angel! is d Edge-woo- d 2 The tournament but volleyball 4 inches park ‘ C R Pedersen set-fo- r W L Patrick Friday at’ 5 p m at Pioneer Country club course Monday RED FISH -LL to Joe with commendable take Christensen a in park — of round the first in the the lead LODGE Union fifteenth annual and Glen Arpett In charge Teams of midgets juniors and Printers’ International Golf asso- Seek Coast Titles In the Primitive Area of the seniors from each park will com ciation tournament Sawtooth-NationForest Re- - I Eddie Rackj of McKeesport Pa me directly On Hie ihore pet in the volleyball games acLONG BEACH Cal Aug 1 ight of Bi Red Flab Lake-- at was second with 0 — ?7 the only fhe cording to Miss" Jessie Schofield speedboat winners who surfoot of Mt Heybum other man among the more than 125 city recreation superintendent vived a gold cup regatta marked by snowBeautiful scenery competitors to get below 80 Bath- capped mountains six spectacular spills pointed Montm Tunney to Referee Riding Boating Fishing In Hiking day for the southern California HELENA MontAugl (UP)- the lake and near-b- y streams Gene Tunney former world heavyAugust 14 championships -" Bnpm! fn Lodge or In Housee Bill - Withington of Pasadena weight boxing champion will keeping cabins with private titlist a boxing card at the Shrine CHICAGO Aug 1 UP)— The Ama- emerged as the dnly Reabaths- and fireplaces arena here August 20 Tom Alley sonable rates with meals teur Softball'assoclatlon announced but W L” Todley of El Paso Texas andTinished Tecohd local promoter announced Monday The 1938 world’ amateur won Red Fish Lake Lodge softball title tournament will be neld in another At the wheel of his speedy- - "Big in Chicago from September 7 to 12 Runs Batted In Idaho Stanley Final game will be played at Umph" Tooley captured the American IAgue — Foxx Red Box 103 and then pilot 120 Miles North of Shoshone Soldier field Eighty-eigh- t at Greenberg Tigers 78 Dtckev Yankees competition night 78 York Tigers 74 DJMacsio Yankees GOOD ROADS teams representing 41 states and led- “Toots" his second craft to 72: AverlU Indians 72 National League — Ott Giants '79: honors in the Canada won their way to the meet runner-uCardinals 74 McCormick Red 68 j runabouts Goodman Reds 69 Rizzo Pirates 66 through elimination play last year Purse Goes - - To Blackstone 1 1 Swatsmiths a Redskin Gridster Play Football and Then School for n Assignment 33-5- Two-bas- e Three-bas- e n also-pertai- total 3 3 lf-- -ager ) 220-yar- 4 f A 4 1 1 fiD-Hn- shirtsleeves This Won’t I kip Our Game! three-year-ol- L it - -- d ‘Lefty’ Golfing Parker Cops Aces Clash 120-yar- Handicap Favorite Loses in Stretch Canada Tilt 7 Left-Hand- top-flig- ht all-st- Montana Baseballers for Title S 6 6-- 3 ’ 2 univer-sity'finish- O 4 ’4 k - 410-yar- They’ll Do It Every Time a -- ? 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