Show r 2 f 9 'V "'V r V THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE C SUNDAY MORNING 7 AUGUST v 1938 7-3 -- i i Dddger Crew 11 to 6 Bosox Champs Drive Allen To Showers In Five Innings Cincinnati Equals Major Loop Fielding Record Sunday Games to Clarify Title Situation In Leagues Overstate Competition Remains Tops in Thrills Utah-Iflab- Had Gabby’s Cans Helpless Reds Pound State Clubs Seek Berths In Annual TourneyJ Planned in September o The red-h- t'tah-Idah- o PltUburxh New Turk YWrlnnatT Chicago Ronton Brooklyn 8t Louis Wally Berger Bargain To Cincinndti Katnrday'f Rtsultf Chlcaro 0 Ronton 1 (Inclnnatl II Brooklyn 6 At lonln 7 Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh a! New York postponed! rain Probable Pitchers Sunday’s Pittsburgh at New Vork— Tobin (13-8- ) vs HubbeU ) and Blanton (9-1- ) and Gtimberl (98) Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2)— Daria ) and Vander Meer (136) v pot ) del (75) and Fitmimmons Boston 21— Bryant at Chicago (lft-H- i vs Turner ) and Lee (13-7- ) ) and Lnnnlng Ml Louis at Philadelphia (2— Ben-nban ) vs and McGee 4V ) ) and Httilahan hard-foug- Star Reaches For National League Swat Honors Is’ NEW YORK Aug 5 UP) — The biggest baseball bargain of the year if the batting- averages mean anything at all was the deal by which the Cincinnati Reds acquired walloping Wally Berger from the Giants for little more than a song The Giants sent Walloping Wally to the Rhineland early this season along with a bundle of cash in order to get Alex Kampouris But Alex was somewhat of a bust and Is doing bench duty now- - while Berger is only batting second in the National league standings and Is making passes at his teammate Ernie Lombardi who's been setting the pace In recent weeks You hear all kinds of explanations about Wally's comeback this season after having been a considerable disappointment with the Giants last year However "probably the most reasonable is that he's back with wily Will McKechnle the present Cincinnati pilot who managed the Boston Bees when Wally was the league’s home run king It’s Just another example there of why they call Wily Will the best handler of players in the business In Suriday games Richmond will n go to the home lot of the club Ogden Bamboo will invade Preston Logan Colle gians will appear at Malad and Downey will perform at Honey-vill- e Garland-Tremonto- v Qoodman McCrmck Lombardi Craft Eteni Division Won 5 4 8dy Draper Union £ut Midvale J ± 0 Western South Jordan Riverton Bluffdaie Lark Herrfman Wf4st Jordan -- Northern Spencer Ward -Bennloir Granger Garfield Hunter Division Wou 5 4 3 3 3 0 IMvIaie Won 4 6 Lost Pet 1 r z 833 666 500 500 500 000 1 2 3 3 3 6 Lost 0 1 2 2 5 Week's Pet 1000 Result Qr&ofsr toys sc Hamlin 110 2b 5 2 4 1 (LStalnbck cf 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 OizMungo 0'Hansett 1100 7 0 If 0 5 0 0 3 2 0 0 0 1 110 9 Probable Pitchers Sunday' York at Cleveland — Chandler v Harder (98) at Chlraro (t)— Ferrell Hatthlngton va Stratton (137) and Weaver (6-(100) and Lee (58) at Detroit — Wilson (107) vs New 4102) rston ' Philadelphia at fit Louts (2)—Carter (1013) and Rom (58) Vi Newsom (Neweom (109) and Hildebrand (89) to pitch second I he wins first) Foxx Takes Over A L Batting Lead BOSTON Cramer cf er Won his own game Lou Fette who not only foiled Chicago but drove in winning' tally BHOAl 6 3 1 3 10 Vosmlk If 2 0 Noivkmp If 2 1 1 0 Gehrlnar 2b 6 2 9 2 Greenbrjt lb Foxx lx Cronin aa 5 3 5 5 York c Chapman rf 5 3 1 0 Morgan cf Doerr 2b 4 2 3 4IFox Tabor 3b 4 1 2 3 Christman DeSautela e 1 1 2 0 3 b- Dickman p 2 1 0 0 Ross 3b Lawsou p Bagby p Benton p rf‘ 2102 zWalker Coffman p Kennedy ‘ p -- BHOA 3 0 4 1 4 3 4 5 6 2 2 4 1 4 2 2111 2 2 0 0 0 1 1100 0 00 2 0 0 0 0 2000 Totala 39 18 27 171 Total 37 12 27 18 zBatted for Benton In third Boston 341 051 000 — 14 Detroit 013 301 000 — 8 Summary : Error —Greenberg Morgan White Tabor Run batted In— Cronin 3 Nonnen-kam- p Chapman 3 Foxx 2 Dickman Cramer 2 Fox Greenberg 3 York Two-baz- a 2 hlta— Morgan Gehringer 2 Tabor Rogetl Greenberg SacChapman rifices — DeSautela Tabor Bagby Double plava— Foxx to Cronin to Foxx Tabor to Doerr to Foxx Gehringer Jo RogelLla on bail— Hickman 4 Ba 0rMllber( 2 Baebv 2 Wad 2 Lawson 1 Coffman Btrlkeout— Dick-maBentos 1 Kennedy 1 Hit— --Off Dickman 3 in 1 Bagby 1 3 Lawson 6 in Bagby 9 In 6 3 Benton 5 In 1 23: Coffman 4 in 1 Kennedy 2 In 0( Wade 1 In 4 3 Wild bitch — Kennedy Winning pltchei Bagby Loalng pitcher — Lawion se ff Bees Cop Decision As Fette Tames Cubs er ff SixIitter six-hitt- Vandy Says sixth-innin- 6No Soap To ‘Hero’ Plan Into Camp - f American Leaaue — Foxx Red Box 107: Greenbera Tlceri 82: Dickey Yankee 80: York Ticera 78: DIMaRlo Yankee 77 National League— Ott Giants 82: Medwlck Cardinals 76: Goodman Reds 71: McCormick Reda 71: Rlsio Pirates 67 7-- 6 PHILADELPHIA Aug 6 GP) Curt Davis' ninth inning rplipf hurl ing aided the St Louis Cardinals to a 6 victory over the last place Phillies Saturday ST LOUIS Moor cf Brown 2b BHOA 5 2 3 J Martin rf Medwlck If Mis lb Outridge 3b Myers as Owen c Welland p C Devil p Ol 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 0 4 2 1 2 0 0 3 1 2 32 0 3 13 PHILADELPHIA Iordan 3b 6 Young aa OlxxAtwood OHScbareln 0: Brack rf llzzKIeln 4 Welntrnb BHOA 5110 4 10 4 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 lb llAmovIch If 0 0 3 II Martin cf 0 0 0 V Davla c Mueller 2b Hollngwrth p Smith p -- i Whitney 4 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 4 0 9 1 3 I 4 1 4 1 4 0 4 0 3 3 3 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 13 14 Three-bas- 3 no-ru- main show— giving the fans successe ful baseball without any side show or hoopla stuff President Will Harridge told the United Press high-grad- - In commenting on the trend in the National league to embellish the game with new ideas and extra activities the slender scholarly-lookin- g American league prexy stated that the junior circuit will steer clear of anything that attempts to make the taJf-- e Two-bas- e shows” said Harridge “but on giving the fans championship baseball That’s been our policy fromhe beginning and we still believe there’s no substitute for t We have never yet found it necessary to put on a circus to get the fans to come to our parks” The yellow ball night 'baseball foot races and ballyhoo men for coaches aren’t yet necessary to the success of the American league Harridge said “We won’t try the yellow ball in any of our championship games" An Aaeo Ostli Lam Pinn Muti Meet Optl’ Dial A 6 Cudi Rtre Tele Beni Desi U Weai no-ru- ! - 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Lynne p 4 0 1 21' race was declared finished after Leonard p -- I Totati 31 5 27 11 Totala 36 13 27 101’ the two heats The Massachusetts 011-01310—7 Washington stake for pacers also worth $5000 Chicago 000 000 001—1 — Run none batted Error was declared completed after tine in — Summary: West 2 Travi ApMyer 3 Simmon heat which was won by Dexter pling Two-bas- e hit —Myer Cose Sacrifice — Travis Double Bonura Lewi Worthy in 2:03 — Bases on balls Sewell to Appling play — Off Leonard 2 off Lyons 4 Struck out — By Leonard 4 Lyons 3 --Try- Fails 2:03 Outfielder Gains After Operation Mver Record GLASGOW Scotland Aug 8 GD— The Big Six Sydney Wooderson world mile recBy Associated Preaa league) (First three Gin each ord holder failed Saturday in an H R Pet AB Sox 91 345 84 122 354 attempt to set up a new mark for Foxx Red Reda 81 35 105 297 354 Lombardi the 1500 meters He was clocked Travis Senators 93 360 64 126 350 in 8:49 compared with Jack Love- Averill Indiana 89 320 72 112 350 249 53 83 334 Berger Reda lock’s universal mark of 3:478 Cuba Hack 94 38357127-33- 2 27 9 15 8 Taylorsville Weat Jordan Totals 27 8 18 260 100— 122 44x — 13 Summary: Error— Hogan Smith 2 PaxDe Cleva Kasworm A Rupp Stolen bases — Smith Haslam 2 Peterson SacriHorn runs — Hogan Peter fice hit — Smith Two-basson 2 Jensen Paxton De Cleva e hits — Paxton 2 Bennlon Double to Hogan Innings pitched — By A Fin Rupp 3 13 De Cleva 1 Garff Credit victory to layson 2 Peterson 4 Peterson defeat to A ftupp Charge Struck out — By A Rupp 1 De Cleva Flnlayson 2 Petersoa 4 Bases on ballL 3 De Cleva 1 Flnlayson 1 Peterson 1 Hit with pitched ball— A r bv Flnlayson Umpires — Lancaster am Scorer— Laurence Leak Mackey ton League Richmond at Ogden Bamboo at Preston Downey at Honeyvllle Logan Collegian at Malad Central Utah League Payson at Heber 2:30 p m American Fork at Levan 4 p m Wasatch League Devil’ Pllde at Layton Ogden Oak ht Coalville Morgan at Browning’ (Ogden) Ranpete-fleytLeague Monroe at Moroni Kalina at Mount Pleasant Elstnore at Falrvlew Gunnison at Mantl Spring City at Ephraim Utab-Idah- Garland-Tremont- o at thlsekees pull in the fans The Yankees ars an outstanding baseball aggre- gation and a credit to our league” Commenting' upon’ the American league’s defeat by the National game at Cinleague in the cinnati Harridge shrugged his shoulders and said “The score is still 4 to 3 in favor of our league isn’t it? The American league is slightly ahead of last year's attendance fig ures on the basis of the number of games played Harridge pointed out but bemoaned the fact that rain and bad weather had 'wrecked the mid- larly interested in night baseball?’ And what did Mr Harridge have to say about- the charge that the powerful New York Yankees are a menace to baseball and the had converted American league’s second division into a Reven-clu- b affair? “I wouldn’t call any club that draws a million people on the road and a million at home a menace replied Harridge "The Yankees are a big attraction wherever they play Even in the towns where the local club isn’t drawing well the Yan- summer schedule - oft-hea- all-st- Carl Excl Utal P I Val M Ard Utal ML 13 Post Bern O ) Utal Bari I 8 Bre' r M 2o-- : Ph Mut Hei’ Ami Am Sa ptr Ten Y tac Cud Dee I Bu Bra Bha r7 “We feel that thereeslon to play night ball And should be no tampsrlng-with-t- ha ball during the pennant race If any of our clubs want to try it out In batting practice we’ll send them a supply but none has shows any interest in it "As for night baseball we gave the St Louis Browns permission to play seven night games In 1937 and again this year but Donald Barnes owner of the club feels that first he has to build a winning club Rt St Louis before attempting any nocturnal games We refused permission to the Athletics and Indians when they requested permis Totals Merl Ztnii 3 13-- 9 no-h- it gamesaid Harridge on side S k Total 37 12 27 141 Totala 37 1127 11 x -- Batted for Smith In ninth xx- “- Batted for Young In ninth x — Rhu for Atwood In ninth zz— Batted lor Brack in ninth st Lnnt ooi non 300 — 7 SYRACUSE N Y Aug 6 (UP)— 000 220 002 — 6 Philadelphia : Error — Brown Mvera Young Summary Woody Abernathy Buffalo Bisons — Brack Martin Runt batted In J Mar tin Medwlck Brown Miza 2 Aruovlch outfielder and one of the InternaDavis Two-baa- e Brack 2 Atwood Klein tional league’s leading hitters was hits — Jordan Moore Medwlck Brack Three-ba-a Mueller hlta— Brack Mize improved Saturday after an emerSacrifice — Welland — Doubts plava Mvera gency operation for a fractured to Mize Mvera to Brown to Mize g to Brown to Mlz Base on balls skull — Off Welland 3 off Hollingsworth 2 The husky ball player who had Strikeouts — By Welland 3 by Hollingsworth 1 Hlta— Off Hollingsworth 11 In 8 In- - smacked 21 home runs since BufHlta— Off Hol- falo nlnga off Smith 1 In 1 purchased him from the Baltilingsworth 11 In 8 Innings Off Smith 1 In 1 off Wellind 11 In 8 3 off more Orioles last fall was struck Inttlngi C Davla 9 In Winning pitchInning a fast ball thrown by John Gee er— Welland Losing pitcher — Hollings by worth Syracuse pitcher Friday night baseball Si e NJTHoopIa Stuff Goes in This League’ Says American Loop’s Prexy KIRKSEY secondary to (UP)— The’ H ' 1 Cards Take Phillies 1 1 1 O 12 1 4 2 1 5 10 0 9 0 6 tT 0 6 for a third pair in the sixth on Batting Spree a pair of walks and RoUe’s two-baThe best batting spree of the smash The final tally came week was contributed by Rip Rad-clioff Al Milnar in the eighth on of the Chicago White Sox who 1-sacriGomez’ Glenn’s third hit 0 slugged away at a better than 500 fice and Frank Crosettl’s fly clip to jump 36 points into fifth Athletics Trample sent in the place with 340 a point behind his Heath’s three-baggfirst Indian run in the first and teammate Hank Steinbacher Rad-cli- Browns 8 to 4 included 10 successive hits in singles by Heath Hal Trosky and GD—Conni ST LOUIS Aug Ken Keltner along with Rolfe’s his demonstration Mack’s men three of Serpounded error accounted for the other pair Trailing in order after Foxx end Averill were: Cecil Travis Wash- geant Gabby Street’s pitchers for Boston Twirler Drives in Winning in the sixth I NEW YORK CLEVELAND ington 347 Steinbacher 341 Rad 13 hits Saturday as the Athletics AB H 0 A cliff AB H 0 A 340 Hal Trosky Cleveland Run and Tosses 4 10 1 4 0 1 O Lary m iB to Crosettl 4 and increased their Rolfe 3b 511 2Campbli rf 44 01 54 01 335 Red Rolfe New York 329 won Hen rich rf 4 1 2 0 Pytlak c over the Browns to four 329 Joe Jackie margin Chicago Hayes 4 4 4 0 DiMagglo cf 4 ? 4 0 Heath If 327 and full games BOSTON Aug 6 (Al)— Lou Fette the lb 4 0 12 O Averill cf 4 14 0 DiMagglo New York big league Gehrig 4 18 0 4 2 0 0 Trosky lb Selkirk If 327 2b 3 0 16 Keltner 3b 4 12 2 Buddy Myer Washington After five good innings on the and drove in the only run of the game Gordon sophomore tossed a 4 0 0 3 4 3 6 0 Hal 2b Glenn c Averill also lost' out in another mound Les Tietje suddenly wilted Allen 4 0 0 2 p 1000 decision over the Gomes p with a single Saturday to give the Bees a when Heath Jeff 0 0 department zKroner 10 0 0 0 1 teammate banged out his twelfth Gabby called in his best reliefer Jungle p Chicago Cubs Humphries p 0 0 0 0 zzHemsley 10 0 0 triple to top that division Rolfe Fred Johnson who had pitched a Fette’s single the last of three 0 0 0 1 displaced Buddy Lewis of Washing Milnar p Friday He stopped the ssaSolters 10 0 0 ton as the leader in hits with 128 full game hits the Bees bunched off rookie g Philadelphia uprising 35 9 27 27 10 9 36 9 Total Total while Frank Crosettl of New York but didn’t have Vance Page who was making his much left and soon zBatted for Allen in fiftb over took leadership in undisputed for zzBatted seventh Humphries retired under a heavy bombardbig league debut sent Ai Lopez zzzBatted for Milnar in ninth among the base stealers by increase ment 020 202 010—7 aerdss in the seventh with the game- New York Cleveland 100 002 000 — 3 ing his string to 16 Roy Hughes R Johnson and Har-lon- d Summary: Error — Pytlak Allen Rolfe winning tally Clift spiced the game Runs batted in — Rolfe 2 Glenn 2 Crosetti Same Hands Heath Keltner Twobase hits — Page up from the American as- Selkirk home runs Selkirk Rolfe hits — Heath Diin'the Other remained leaderships ST LOUIS PHILADELPHIA I sociation gave up 11 hits but was Magglo Glenn Stolen base— Heath SacriAB H O Al MIDLAND PARK N J Aug 6 ABHOA Foxx had batted in fice — Gomez Base on balls — Off Allen 2 same hands If ' 5 2 OAlmada cf 4 10 0 effective Finney in the — However 1 2 out Struck DeJungles pitches Humphries 105 runs By of Hank GD — Johnny Vender Meer of no-h- it Mosearf 6 I 2 0 MoQutnn lb 4 110 0 Greenberg Allen 3 Humphries 1 Gomes 4 Hits — Off 3b his mates gave him ho kind of sup- Allen 7 In 5 Jungle 1 In Werber 1 If 2IBM1II 2 3 0 4 3 0 37 the homers and paced Humphrlea troit had n 4 2 31iBell rf fame has come up with anBruckerc 4 0 4 0 0 In 11-Milnar lln2 Wild pitch— field in 88’runs Man- RJohnsn with 3b at 2 4 the 1 1 3 cf scoring 3 26 5 OIHugha Fette port — Ailed plate Allen against Loalnc pitcher other “no“ that apparently has halt6 2 2 3IKreaa aa 2b 4 0 3 3 ager Joe Cronin of Boston had 29 Sperry CHICAGO BOSTON 2 1110 Sullivan c Haaa lb 4 2 4 0 ed a move to build a park in his doubles for a top mark BHOA BHOA Parker as 5 1 4 SIHeffner 2b 2 0 2 3 Jurgea aa 3 12 21 DiMagglo ct 4 1 2 0 honor in his home town 4 0 0 llCllft 3b 0 p 110 Johnny Allen of Cleveland still Thomaa Cavareta 3 2 3 0 Washington Beats HCooney rf p EBmithp 10 0 2 110 OITIetje “No soap” was his comment on a Hack 3b lb 44 02 51 OIGania If 3 0 10 F John on p 1 0 0 0 topped the pitchers at 13 victories c Hartnett 0 3 OlCuccInello 3 3 4 3 2 2b Meier local zMazzera Vander park proposal of 7 to 1 and two defeats Spurgeon ChandReynold! If 4 1 3 0 Fletcher lb 4 2 8 2 Chisox Cox p 0 0 0 01100 hero worshipers “I don’t want to Herman 2b 3 J3 jlstrlpp 3m 4 0 0 1 ler New York youngster ranked 1 0 0 0 zzHeath 3 5 1 cf c 2 0 3 9 — 6 Marty llLopez CHICAGO GT) bo pointed out as the guy who keeps Aibell Emil Aug two with second ten and 1 2 0 rf aa 3 1 1 1 Totale 40 13 27 v51 Totala 35 9 27 11 the tax rate up 30 or 40 points fsc - o Dra Fette p noonOWarstler zBatted for F Johneon In eighth 3100 (Dutch) Leonard watched the first IleMarea rf 1 0 0 0 zzBatted for Cox In ninth the upkeep of a park named lifter Page 3 113 two men he faced line out singles p 000 102 230—8 Philadelphia me’’ he told a close friend “And xxGalan Farm Bureau Baseball St Loula 10 —I 000 010 120 — 4 settled down Then he Saturday I’ve that after happen might perhaps 31 6 24-- — Totl311127-In — Brucker 2 Hughea 2 Totally 2 Haaa Sperry x — Batted for Asbetl In seventh retired the next 15 men in order orUterm Division Parker Werber R Johnzon Mill B xx— Batted for Page in ninth Won — Pet Lost R Clift bite Brucker Johneon Cincinnati Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 and pitched the Washington Na- West Jordan 833 Sperry Finney hit— Werber — Boston 1 000 an 000 lOx 800 — Home rune Hughee Hunter big R Johneon five-h- it Clift 1 Run batted tionals to a victory in Taylorsvlll 600 Stolen base — Warbar Summary: Error— Jurgea Double play — Park honor for me and too big an under- In — Fette Smcrl the first of their series with the Midvale hit — Jurge 200 to Haaa Bases on balls — Off E Smith 1 flee— Cooney Double play— 000 Tietje 6 F Johnaon 1 Butler Marty Struck out — By taking” to Herman to Cavarretta Page to Chicago White Sox Thomas 1 E Smith 2 Tietje 1 F Johnson Sponsors of the plan estimated it Jurgea 2 Jurgea to Cavarretta: Marty to Hartnett Hits — Off Thomas 8 In 7 Game E Smith Besnli of — Off Fette 3 off Page 1 ball In 1 would cost $8000 or $10000 to build Bane on West Jordan 13 Taylorsvlll 9 Leonard walked only two men Tietje 4 In 5 (none out In slxthl out — Fette 8 Page 2 Hit by pitchThe MldvaieButler famt was not played F Johnson 7 In 3 Cox 2 In 1 Winning the park' Vandy thought this was Struck and held the Sox scoreless until er— By Fette (Hartnett) pitcher— Thomas Losing pitcher — Tletle too much and he also sniffed politics the ninth while his mates clubbed Wednesday's Rrbedul Midvale at Taylorsville in the air away at Ted Lyons for 13 hits Butler at Hunter A committee to arrange a homeDiamond Slate Weil Jordan bye 7eke Bonura and George Case Rain Cuts Program town celebration for Johnny was led the Washington -- attack- the- SUNDAY’S GAME In a contest featured by six home rum Ttah Industrial liragu formed shortly after he pitched his After Rravo Wins formcr with three singles and West Jordan won over Taylorsville House of David vs Plnnry Beverag R Paxton was the loser n for successive second Case with two singles and a shortstop the leading hitter or the day collecting (two) Community park 2 p m Carbon at Gemmeli Club AGAWAM Mass Aug 6 UP)— double Bingham three for four including a homer and two game June 15 Through it Midland 4:30 p m double Park intended to show how it felt With rain curtailing the ’’getaway" Provo at Dividend 2:30 p m TAYLORSVILLE JORDAN WE8T memLuke Appling the only Sox about Johnny All were in accord AB H 0 Al Amateur Federation ABHOA D A R G W v Woodbury Realtors on that but nevertheless politics day program of the grand circuit ber to get as many as two hits off Paxton ss 4 23 01 6'GGardnr rf 33 11 41 4 cf Hasiara 2b 10:30 a m umpires lb OlHogan Community entered the picture in the shape of meet at Agawam track Bravo son Leonard also drove in their only Bennlon rf 2 2 0 OlPetsrsn ss p 4 2 0 Barber and park Barney scorer Harvey DeCldlt 2b p 3 1 4 2IJensen cf 411 a feud between riva) Republican of Volomite scored an upset Satur run Balt Lake Independents Kswm If 2b 3 1 1 OiFiniysn p ss 3 1 0 WASHINGTON CHICAGO Capitol League factions A dozen meetings have Johnson lb 4 0 7 OIDimond If 3 114‘ B H 2b Jenkins vs Henager' No t IT I m two 0 AIBerger heats by 4122 winning straight Caz rf 4 1 3 3 RMacky 3b 3 0 0 O'RGardnr 3b 3 1 1 5 3 3 OlOwen 3b WhHe Star Service vs Vetter’ Standard been held but the results have been day e c 2 A OlSmith 0 7 2 2 0 Rupp No 2 S n m 3b 5 3 3 01 Walker rf 3 0 2 0 like those achieved by the victims of in the Hanover Shoe farm stake Lewis 2 0 D 0 Q JGardnr lb 0 2 Rupp ff Simmona If 5 2 2 O Radclilf If 4 1 4 0 Bingham atTooele 8 p m which-carriea purse of $5000 d l n i) b Orgill 2b 0 0 1 Bonura lb 4 3 10 0 Appling as 4 2 3 2 m Rupp Vandy’a two pitching classics 0 0 0 0 Victory League Travta as3 2 1 2IKreevich cf 4 0 3 0 Garff p Bravo’s times were 2:02 Leonard' v Hunter No 1 8:30 p m West cf 7 0 3 5 0 4 OIKuhel sluggers Saturday - DETROIT White If Rowell M 7-- 2 Butcher Losing pitcher man) Winning pitcher — Moore —Hamlin Runs Batted In Saturday Reaulf Saturday' 1 7 Chlcajr Philadelphia 8 8t Louis 4 Roftton 14 Detroit 8 New York 7 Cleveland 3 ’wftflhlnfftoii Three-bae- 29 York Tigers 22’ Johnson Athletics 21: DiMagglo Yan kee 20: Dickey Yankees 18 Keltner Indians 18 National League— Qoordraan Rede 27 Ott Giants 25: CamiHi Dodgers 16: Mne Cardinals 15 By GEORGE CHICAGO Aug DETROIT Aug 6 GY)— Hammer- - f tagTjtitTBISia'ofr’frienmy’pKch- - j ere the Boston Red Sox walloped the Detroit Tigers 14 to 8 In a slugfest Saturday The victory assured Boston' of the three-gam- e series which ends Saturday and ran Detroit’s losing streak to four straight Emerson Dickman started for Boston but was replaced on the hill with ope out in the third by ' Jim Bagby Jr who finished Roxle Lawson Alton Benton George Coffman Vernon Kennedy and Jake Wade toiled for the Detroit cause and only the latter was effective see Two-baa- e TMtersTIv laioii Vincent Drug 15 Crescent 10 Sandy 10 Union 5 Draper l2 East Midvale 7 Western Division South Jordan 8 Herrtman 5 Lark 29 Bluffdaie 9 Riverton 9 West Jordan 0 (forfeit) Monday's Schedule Eastern Division Draper at Crescent Union at Vincent Drug East Midvale at Sajy ’ Western’ ’Division South Jordan at Bluffdaie Herriman at Riverton West Jordan at Lark Northern Divining Garfield at Hunter Reunion at Spencer ward BHOA 4 rf 0 1 0 0 zzShea 0 0 0 0 Fmkhous p 0 0 0 0 Totals SO 14 27 1 Totals 34 7 27 10 Ran for Stalriback in seventh ss — Batted for Butcher in eighth Cincinnati 401 020 211 — 11 Brooklyu 200 000 211 — 6 Errors — None Run batted Summary: In — Craft 5 Riggs Myers 4 Kov Stain-bac- k Two-bat- e 2 Roaen Camilli hit — McCormick Hudson Stainback Myers Three-bas- e hit — Frey Haasett Home run — Craft Bases ou ball — HamMyers lin 4 Butcher 1 Walters 3 Moore B 8trikeout— Hamlin 3 Butcher 4 Walters 1 Moore 4 Frankhouse 1 Hits—Off American 37 Foxx Red So Pot 833 800 600 500 333 000 lb OiHudson 4101 Home Run Club Lost 1 4 0 4 4 1 2 5 2 ft c 3 1 6 5 2 4 Oi Camilli lb 4 0 3 1 OiLavageto 3b 4 2 5 3 2 0 Kov If 0 0 2 0 Walter p 0 0 0 0 Cuyler f Moore n Durocher is 2 0 Cascarella p 1 0 0 0 Roger 8 2 0 Campbell c 3 0 2 0 Hamlin p 1 0 Butcher p base-steali- aerond-hal- BHOAl 5 0’Roeen 5 rf Riggs 3b Mycr ss er Crescent Vincent Drug 8 In addition to his tenth homer of the year Craft also hit a single In the Victory loop Leonard’s and drove in a total of five runs Circle Inn and Hunter will battle to pace the attack Billy Myers at 5:30 p m on the No 1 munici- clouted a homer double and single pal field and sent four tallies across' and Lew Riggs hit three for three Three in Wasatch Three games are slated In the Bucky Walters started the game Wasatch league Devils Slide ‘play- for the Reds but developed wilding at Layton Ogden Oak at Coal- ness immediately and Moore was ville and Morgan at Browning’s of handed the assignment He allowed Ogden Four of the six' clubs in the three hits In the seven innings he Central Utah league will also see worked The victory was the fourth action Sunday Payeon going to straight for Moore yet to be deHeber for a 4 o’clock contest in feated this year I BROOKLYN CINCINNATI the feature attraction Off Five Pitchers CHICAGO Aug 8 CPI— Jimmy Foxx the Boston Red Sox first baseman who has been knocking at the door of the American league batting leadership for three weeks has finally knocked it down Semiofficial averages which included Friday’s games showed the The Yanks went right to work Alien In Red Sox’ star fence buster had on their the second frame when DlMag-glo’- e crashed into first place with a mark triple an error by Frankie of 354 three points better than Earl Pytlak and Glenn’s single sent Averill of Cleveland the leader for two runs across They counted the last two months Averill still another pair in the fourth' on in the into which he slipped singles by DiMagglo and Selkirk thro slump weeKSago JOSi mne more and and Glenn’s three-baggthen tagged young Ken Jungles points lest week record-equalin- Midvale Wins Over Union FarmGirls’ Softball to g The performance was for making just one fielding assist In the full nine Innings That one was credited to Young Whitey Moore the winning pitcher' in throwing out Dolph Camilli in the third inning Four other clubs had turned in the record-tyin- g performance previously beginning with the Chicago White Sox in 1917 and followed by the Boston Red Sox in 1924 the Chicago Cubs in 1932 and the New York Yankees in 1934 Frey 2b Berger If Wuhingtoa Detroit Chlraro Philadelphia banged out a triple and three singles managed to solve Gomez’ port-sidslants with any consistency as “El Goofy’’ chalked up his tenth win of the year against as many losses For Allen it was the third setback The clubbed three pitchers for hits one of them Harry Craft’s homer with the bases loaded in the first Inning which sent them out in front never to be headed one-hi- three-bagg- plate 14 er run-scori- ng 11 Dodgers U two-bagg- For the aecond straight day Joe Glenn filling in for the injured Bill Dickey behind the played a major hand in the victory He collected three hits including a triple and drove in two runs Only Rookie Jeff Heath who stretched their winning streak to five straight- - Saturday equaled a major league fielding record and in the Naclimbed into third-plac- e tional league raee by walloping the Games are on tap in both leagues in the Snlt Lake IndeBaseball association pendent three tussles being slated in the Capitol league and one In the Victory league IiLthe CapitoL circuit teams of which always play on Sunday Jenkins’ and Henager’s will clash at 11 a m on the No 2 municipal field and White Star Service and Vetter’s Standard will play there at 5 p ni In the other game in this to Tooleague Bingham will-gele to meet the strong Tooele City club at 5 p m Average Is S39 Wally collected nine hits In 23 chances during the week ended with Friday's games to boost his average six points to 339 and take over second place In the loop's hitof ting race from Ducky Medwlck the Cardinals who fell to with 332 At the same time Lombardi did none too well during the seven-da- y The have consistently span hitting safely only four times defeated Eagles the Lions this season In 15 chances to drop four points and with the advantage of playto 354 in the ing on their home lot they are Trailing the three leaders expected to win American leading ten batters with 200 or more again Fork and Levan will clash at times at bat were: Stan Hack of Levan at 4 p m In the other the Cuba fourth with 330 Buck 329 loop Reds Arky Sunday game In the C-McCormick GoodVaughan Pirates 328 Ival The In the five man Reds 327 Mel Ott Giants Sanpete-Sevi-customaryleaguegames are again 321 and Giants Moore 825 Jojo slated Sumlay but most of the clubs Buck Jordan of tha Phillies with In this league are just going 319 through the motions Elsinore having practically clinched the title Martin Leads the Elsinore goes to Falrvlew Spring Only one change occurred in City to Ephraim Gunnison to Man-t- i leadership of the other individual Salina to Mt Pleasant and Monshift That of play departments roe to Moroni in other games in saw Hershel Martin of the Phillies this league break a tie and take undisputed in of the Jutting pace possession doubles His total of 30 than more one was for the season Buck MoCor-mic- k that for second-plac- e of the Reds Mel Ott continued to set the pace with 84 to 79 for In Ival Goodman and In driving in SANDY — Midvale sixup it runs with 82 to 75 for JWedwlck teenth straight victory chalked in the Jordan soft McCormick's 134 total sCTT led in ball league by defeating Union who worked on the Anacreon Fling the base-bit- s department with Stan mound t for the winners pitched hall Hernman second place team won over Hack's 125 second Johnny Mize RlverJnn feUuuiv —downed —Hou th11 with triples Jnrdan to ihe tune of 17 to 8 Draper onfre— eardtirals was in front of Goodman by one lalmeitwona win from Bluffdaie 147 and Lark its first game in the second belting in the half schedule over Sandy Third Goodman Homer King Midvale Goodman retained the top spot Herriraan Union 27 In the home run derby with Draper while Ott trailed him by two Stan Bluffdaie Hack and the Phillies’ George Sandy Handy Third Jordan Scharein remained deadlocked in South Lark r each with 11 Riverton Cy Blanton of ths Pirates with Sandy at Herrlman South Jordan at Sandy Third nine victories and one setback conBluffdaie at Union but tinued to lead the pitchers Draper at Lark the of Deacon Danny MacFayden Midvale at Rtverton games of the schedule Bees with 10 wins and three set- willFinal be played Friday August 12 backs advanced to second place of 22835 Aug 6 VP)— The Reds Cincinnati BROOKLYN come - backing Only One Game Only one game is on tap In the Salt Lake Federation of Amateur Baseball at 10:30 a m contest at Community park The game strictly speaking means nothing to eithboth er club having already clinched posts inthe Salt Lake City round robin top three winners of which will see action in the state Joust New York Meveland Bofiton 7-- Phllndfiphla league rare still tops all circuits In' the state for sheer - thrills At least half of the clubs in the northern league are still in the running for title honors and as a result contests close and have been the rule rather than the exception this season (Boston's Sluggers Collect 18 Hits American League GD— Those CLEVELAND Aug Yankees aren’t fooling The world champions from New York made it two straight over their chief rivals the Indians with a 3 Victory Saturday and skyrocketed their American league) lead to four and one-ha- lf games over the tribe They backed up Lefty GomdF nine-h- it pitching with a timely attack that drove Johnny Allen to cover in five innings before a crowd National League affairs With races in most leagues in the state still wide-ope- n numerous amateur clubs will see action Sunday in games which toarna'r' may make or break their h opes of "menFnTSalt Lake City September 9 10 and 11 J I -- And S TODAY— 2:00 DOtlBLEIIEADER P M“ Leo -- Go! 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