Show 18 £b c Salt £alc SVibune- Friday Morning- - Sid to Catch for Amateurs Fans Await Annual Benefit Duel Edge in Previous Tilts 4-- 2 t Community papk in the 1940 version of the annuaXmedual benefit game ' Beverage leaders in the Industrial league know from pist explvrienoe that the amateurs can about xdast them to bits in the one gam if the year in which both teams obtain funds for injuries incurred during the regular playing schedule in the semipro and amateur leagues will enter the game The with a edge in six previous tussles Amateurs Won For some strange reason moreover just about the time the semi-pro- s are installed as favorites in this series of classics they find their best efforts wither in the face of a concerted amateur attack Last year Finney won the first-hatitle in the state’s- lone emipro circuit and then finished up on the short end of a 14-- score in the benefit game against the Fltlsburgh Cincinnati gams) New York 8 8t Louis 6 (night gams 11 Innlnga) 8--1 BoMon Chicago game 10 Innings) Friday's Boston at ( W will the following in the holding the others In reserve: Lou Valdez Gemmell Club: Joe Tezak D & R G W Jim Cummings MeClanahans and Buck Shafbuck Henager's start one of pitches box Two Catchers On the receiving end will be either Ray Johnston of C Y O ©r Sid Kramer of D & R G V Others In the line-u- p will be drawn from Gene Frantz 1'V& R G W Wendell Paxton Henagerx Tommy Anderson MeClanahans Cy Bogden D & R G V and Clare Evans D & R G W J (i1 night Probable Pitchers hlcago— Pnaedrl (0 8) or a Olsen (4 A) — Philadelphia at Pittsburgh CHICAGO "' "A t July 11 (AP) — Thf went 10 innings to win the second game of a double-headThursday 2 to 1 after Chitagos Cubs had taken the opener 8 to 2 before 7347 BoslotL-Bee- £ Kramer who will do part of the catching for the amateur Fridav eveningxat Community park when they tangle with Pinney Beverage Sid 1 all-sta- (second Blanton (31) vs Macfaxden (night) RrfNklvn at Cincinnati —(12) Carleton (4 2 x Derringer (10 7) Onl games scheduled ) - The contest Friday night promise to bring Into action some of the best baseball talent in the amateur league and the best that the Pinney club can muster in the way of diamond pyrotechnics The directed by Roy Austin manager of the D & R 33 at Pittsburgh Philadelphia gams postponed rain Baku s spec-lato- is all-sta- rs Larry French and Dick Errick-so- n engaged in a scoreless duel for eight innings of the nightcap Each gave up one run in the ninth Then Sibby Sisti who singled and g scored Boston' run drovj out a long fly in the tenth to store Eddie Miller with the Miller had marker winning WASHINGTON July 11 (AP)— Detroit dropped out of the doubled and gone to third on Amciican league lead Thursday losing a 73 decisiorb to the lowly scratch single The Cubs got their lone counter Washington Senators on Bill Nicholson's triple and Sid Hudson Washington tight Augie Galan’s double hand rookie scattered nine hits to Nicholson’s three - run homer bent Detroit The Senators pounced helped Claude Passeau win his ninth victory against eight defeats on Harold Newhouser and Freddie In the opener Passeau allowed Hutchinson fo 11 hits including nine hits and blanked the Bees five doubles and succeeded in American ntll the ninth League First gsms driving Newhouser fiom the mound CHICAGO BOSTON in two innings’ ABHOA1 AB H 0 A Senators Knock Tigers Out of League Lead ninth-innin- ABHOA1 iM4 Bartel) 1 MjOkv if 1 J 1 0 WASHINGTON AH HO A 5 2 0 Case cf IeH Walker rf 4 Siati 3 County Moore 10 14 2 lb rf )i Ifrf Weft R 5 ft 4 4 r Gehrtikr Jb 3 2 I If 4 and Steve Pazell Gem-mi Orti rH if 4 II 4 Bmiura lb 4 b I 4 7 1 Rowel) 2b Club: Pete Giacoma C Y O Y rk 4b 2 12 lb 417 8 1 Tran 4 Miller as 2 Meni c 4 Red DelPapa Tooele aim Dutch Kx rf 1U 44 J 4 0 HI rth 21) 4 0 3 2 0 15 Fofahl KrM as 1 1 0 10 Result Sullivan n Thursday & D G R T Turner rreU W outfielders 2 4 r bluitjt r 1 0 Strlucvkl Boston 2 hfriiito (14 inning) 4 10 0 New lorit (i Mn I mU 4 xGlosaop Manager Fred Tedesco of I he lpelnnd H rhiladelphla 5 12 27 8 37 9 24 18 Total Pinneys expec’s to start either Ken Hutrhsti Tom) 7 Detroit 3 Washington x Ratted for StrincevieK iu yinth Price or Cad Shaffer on the mound Totals strut 000 000 002—2 P HI Trirtax ft Probable her and either Les Lemon or Harry Petr Bd 110V 013 02x — 8 Chteaxo Delrolt at Washington — Rowe (0 1) 3 000 1)11 001 — CavarrVta 2 Runs “ummarv Errors Ostler behind the plate or Rririee ((41) 041 002 OOx — 7 Washington ponard (108) 5 tn— Ristl Oieesou rHrholson tatted ( levelnnd at Philadelphia night— West hits— CooHey His batting line-uHnmmar Hartnell will be Dee Frrnrs Kress Bartel) Run 3 leller Bahlrh — It (7 0) Horn run Gslan Rowell 2 Case 2 Mr Hudson hatted Nicholson Ferrell M lmii at New Mattson center field Lou Cam-pan- a Cnskv lewis Tchhetts OfhriiiRer Two ork — Blldllli (2 4) Nt holsoit bases— GleesoV Pastytolen ( harvdbr se a u Hndorut Walker Ferrell Merifif — Passeau Double Rlay — second hair Lou Tezak base B Boaton — Knott (3 6) (hiiavo at (lit k f M Bases on ura to Galan Hnrtnett brirnflce Tra shortstop Manager Tcdcsco third ms Duible j lavs - Walker to ivfihl to Wilton ) I hulllvsn 2 off atnneevlch 5 off Passeau 1 to Bloodworth to worth Struck out— Bv Btrincevich 1 by Pi Traits base Joe Vecchio left field either BUnd NEW YORK July 11 (Ab— The seau 7 Hits — Off Sullivan 6 in 3 B uni? i — Off Newhouser Basea Jack Smith or At Leisv right field 2 off Huts u ot ft balls Hit Hutchinson 1 Struck off 8trtncsvlch 0 In 4 13 Yankees barelv lasted to beat the binning LosBy hv out an Hu faoti 2 l Hutthl Hits pitcher — Gleeson by Strlucevlch and Ray Alves first base plus the — Off Newhouser 4 lti 2 inning off Hutch St ing pitcher— Sullivan Louis 4 Browns Thursday tnfon 7 In 6 Losing pitcher — Newhouser battery as the id tL champions opened a CHICAGO 08TON long home stand Everybody Pays AB H 0 A ABHOA' BOSTON July 11 UD — After 2 Ahead into the ninth Sisti 3b 5 10 3 Hack 3b 4 12 1 going scorers and all Players umpires 1 Herman 2b 5 1 3 5 Coonev 3 Jb 14 0 lead-ofman f laigely through the fine three-h- it Moore rf 4 other officials will be paying their being dropped from 13 0 Gleeson cf 4 0 2 0 3 12 0 Nlcholsn rf 4 2 2 0 of Marius Russo to hurling and seventh the in place batting some 4 110 4 0 2 0 Galan If way into the park Fridav deterheavy- - hitting by Bed Rolfe 4 117 Cvrretta lb 4 114 0 mined to swell the medical fund order Bobby Doerr gave the Red the Biowns 3 16 3 Todd c 4 14 2 scoied twice before over Sox the Chicago victoiy to its greatest possible extent In s 3 2 2 6 4 0 2 li Mattick 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 O' iDallssndr Hadley dashed in to rescue the past the players well remem- White Sox Thursday by blasting Bump French p 3 0 0 4 the faltering Russo 0 0 0 0 ber the fund has enabled many his sixth homer of the season as zzRogell ST LOD1S NIW YORK first man up in the thirteenth inABHOA AB H o A Total 35 9 30 18 players who received serious in34 7 40 15 Totals Culnbine If 4 1 2 0 Croietii s S l Batted fur Mattick in tenth ! Mdii S 0 4 O K He ih juries to have complete medical ning C'lIR A C0 0 BOSTON zt— Batted for French tn tenth xxx Riit lif f 0 0 o Kelli r rf 4 12 000 000 (nt 1—2 ailention without cost to themButton ABHOA 4 2 cf 4 2 4 t ( trev hh 5 21) 000 ooo DOl f) I b Clift lt lb 3 00 h2 2 DiMuli Chh sin Se kirk If selves 4 0 f a m r in h rf h O 7 0 batted Non h ir Runs rrors H mg rf 4 0 D e 0 i i x Moore 2 7 2 I ID 2 base hit Galan Two ’Ihev re hop ng Sett Lake fans Kuhel lh Galan lb Kem n r i n 2l 4 I 2 2 yac s ItPM If 5 I 2 0 U IlitTM If 0 2 0 Heffi er 2b 2 0 Miller T re bane hit — NichnDon Dihlcrn 9 0 11 lh will turn out in droves to second Wrikht Double rf B 3 5 t Vinuev rf 0 bwift riflces — Comtex RogeR ptavs 2 (i Hig G 4b 4 4 Tabor oaaop and Miller 0 Cooney 12 GIossop Appling 2 0 12 Hadley that motion— and judging by the Treh Anker n 0 0 0 p c Mattick and Cavar 5 t 7 Doerr 2b 2 5 xMrat ke Milter and Coonev 0 0 o f 5 2 H Mil retts Base on balls—Off Frrlckson 3 pregame ticket sale on the one Ketteds lb 5 0 2 3 Braun k e 0 0 0 p 1 out Struck by Errickson Fremh t hand and the interesting program Rigney p 5 11 2 Hash p XxLary Frenc 3 0 0 zSptnot on tap it looks like their hopes Hev lug 0 1 16 31 p 3 Totals 24 Total 30 10 27Ti 7iCronin 0 0 xBatted tm Auker in etKhth will be realized Dickman xxRatted for Mill in mu h p 0 0 1 1 Labor League xxxHatted for laabs in ninth Toll 47 llx th 13 Louis Totals 42 7 4924 000 000 022 — 4 R H E i 1 1 4) 1 H 4 Y 4 X Two-bas- e -- p hits-h- ox balla-VOf- ( I 6-- a3I t V S 1 I 1 1 7 F i I ( I inn 1 The Dodgers capitalized on a walk a wild throw and Joe k s long fly for two runs In the first The Reds came back with a series of singles off Whitlow Wya'tt to score three times in their half of the roundPeewee Reese brought in another Dodger run with a single in the second to knot the count and the game then settled Into a pitching duel with Walters allowing only one hit in four innings Tot Presgnell relieved Wyatt In the seventh The Reds scored a run in the sixth Rnd another in the seventh on timely singles Brooklyn rallied with tw6 runs in the etghth led by Dixie Walker's double Medwlek reached first on a low throwt and Babe Phelps Walker home singled sending Medwick to third A long fly scored Medwick after the catch The Reds came back in their half for the winning rally Nipht game BROOK! YN Reese 12 4 Ivagtlo 3b Wdlkr ef If Medwiik If Phelps c Waartell 1b Vnsmtk rf XHiifison Gilbert cf Car rart 2b Wvait p 0 0 4 1 2 4 0 2 J 4 3 3 1 1 14 13 Werher 3b 5 4 2 Frev 2b 5 Go dmn rf 4 2 3 F McCk lb 5 0 8 Oi Ot fi Hrshhrger 9 0 Craft of 1 0 An nvfrh 0 I) 0 0 Joust 0 0 0 n1 Walters p 4 0 2 2 2 2 xxGaiiachr 1 0 n n Pre8nel p 0 n 0 0 Tamulla p 0 0 0 01 xxxFranks 1 0 0 0 0 11 0 4 2 I 1 3 2 0 4 10 0000 x None out m thl rbirieemh when wlnniitii run ikGired x— Batted I r Hash in th ninth zz— Battid for Hev mg In the eleventh ChU ago 0O0 H0 010 000 0 — 2 002 000 000 000 1— 3 Bot tt Kuhel Error— Kreevfch Summary Runs batted m -- Kuhel Cramer Appling Ibierr fiolteri hit— Webb Hme right Carev Foxx Doerr Doerr bae — Tabor SacrificeCarev Douhle Hash Cramer Bae on halla play— WngUl to Appling Off Rili ev 7 off Hash 4 off Dkkman mm' inam r-- New York 101 100 10— b Surrarv Frrora — Berartlum Rolfe 2 Runs bitted in — Keller 2 Gordon Rolfe 3 Mt Q mm Tw i base tullenbme 2 hit — Three-base Swift hits — Rolfs 2 Homs run Gordon Doublt play — RusRolfe so Gordon CrtUi and Dahlgreu Base on ball — Off Hus ho b off Auker 1 off 1 H Mill Mruik out — By Ruo 4 by 2 Hit Auker Off Auker 10 In 7 iu off H Mill 0 In 1 off Runn 4 nlnga in 8 2 3 Innings off Hadley 0 in 1 3 Hit bv pttche- r- Bv Russo Larv Balk — Auker —Auker Losing pitcher Winning " Attendance — 5447 Poult rv Workers Teamsters Simmons and Wood Baker Food Handler King and Goddard Wallses 17 18 4 R H 9 7 E 2 6 Hixon Rosa Bunker R H laborer Meat Cutter r ' ' land Indians an 8 to 5 victory over the Athletics before a ladies’ day erowd of 13906 at Shibe park 'Ihursdav tire i SAVE r 1 v 40 CLLVHANn On This First Grade Tire Thl f rugged tire is the AUWOR-RUBBLBUCKFYE that tells regu-Urlfor 81125 AH R W y Birt iu mmn i t J A herlv (i I lllrr It N 4 444 SOUTH MAIN j tw 1' Covey Gas & Oil 1204 BECK ST 2 5 10 10 1 J 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 H 13 Totals 42 10 33 15 Dovle In eighth zzBatteik fof Hutchinson in eleventh New York 005 001 000 02—8 8t Louts 030 100 020 00—6 Error— MaHon Orengo 7 Demaree Run batted J Browu 2 De maree Datmlng Cu unello 2 Marion J Moore Owen KoOR Young Two base hit — Demaree 2 Orengo 2 Danmng 2 Three base Young Home Stolen Bask— J Brown bin — Knv Sac rifice —Marlon Demarea Double plavs — Marlon and Mize Mize at d Orengo Marlon Marion unasststeH Bast on ball— Off Melton 5 Dovle 2 Hutchinson 3 Hi- t- Off Melt( 9 In 7 1 J W limine Rrown 1 in 1 3 Xvtm 0 in Mi Gee h J 23 In DiAle 5 13 HuUhiu°mi 3 in Hit bv piii her — Bv Dovle Whttehe id Wild rH h Wltotit K pitfher — tvun Dovle Losing pitcher — Hutchinson nn4 Homer Wilis For Larks 41 13 27 7 Total Totals 3X 7 27 17 x — Batted for Branctto m the ninth xx- - Batted for Heusser In the ninth Cleveland 211 100 300 — b 002 Oil 010—' 5 Philadelphia Summarv Ffrors— B Chapman LilRuns batted in — B Chapman 2 ia rd Have Troiky Roudreau 2 8Unnon Two-bas- e 2 Dillard Keltuer 3 hit— 8 Chapman Trosky Simpsons Boudreau B Mllnar Home runs — B Chapman Boudreau Keltuer Hayes DouChapman ble Brancato to McCoy to Slebert pla— Boudreau to Mack to Troaky 2 Mack to Boudreau to Troskv Bales on ball — Off Dean 3 off Mllnar 3 off Dohsou 3 off Heuiser 2 Struck out— Bv Mllnar 2 by Heuser 2 Hit — Off Dean 7 in 4 innings off Hehssef 5 in 5 off Milnar0 in 5 1 3 off Dobson 1 in 3 2 3 Winning pitcMf--MilnLosing pitcher— Dean a comprehensive reorganization aimed at lifting the club out of its consistent Spot in the league cellar New acquisitions have included Cliff Hathaway of Hollywood and Ken Holley of Kansas both utility infielders who have been working at third base On the pitching staff arrivals Thursday included Ted (Buck) Falls and Chuck Greer right Fridav ' Schedule Kraus Heating v C Y 0 Jrs No 1 v Alta club No 2 ft 45 p m Saturdav’ 8hedule Tooele City v Barnett A Welaa No 2 45 p m Wasatch Plunge v Hunter No 1 3 and 5 E 0 5 45 p m Frank Nelson’s home run in the extra inning Thursday evening gave the league-leadin- g Lark crew a 3 victory over Lemmon's Water in the Independent association Pearce let the losers down with only five hits three of them by Hemmingway Lemmon’s pitcher ABHOA' 2 3 1 2 3i 4 0 10 Smnott 2b 4 I 2 4 Wake cf M (’nell 3b 3 1 0 4 0 Prne rf Steinbeck c 4 1 7 Poilvka p 3 1 0 Sheehan ll Bower rf 7 Lowe lb 12 02 100 Totals Thrss-bas- Mvrhffr lb P'tereon If Vranes If Pearce p e Two-bas- e Hemmlnway Kump victory Pearce Charge defeat to Hemmlnrwav Struck out — By 3 Pearce 11 start — Off Hemminnwav 1 Rube Sandstrom one of the Basel on ballsHemminwiy Pearce 1 Hit With pitched ball — Banttn pitching staff with which the club bv Pearce Wild pltchea — Hemmingway 2 started the season looms as the Umpire — Tauffer Scorer — Erlckaon 1121 0 14 31 a Totals 34 8 24 12 2 2 0 2 0 10 1 3 0 4 Adams c Lorenzn 3b Harngtti 2b Jaworksi If Menu p 14 15 12 03 10 Friday’s Probable Pitchers Idaho Falls at Boise 8:45 p m (6-vs Rasmussen-(7-8- ) Bradley 4 2 3 4 0 4 4 0 4) 30 7 27 14 OOO ODO 012— 3 Ol'O 200 lOx 4 Wake Summary Rune — Duff gjnnntt — Sin Lorenzen Adams Frrora J Kgiattr hits— Slwnott Wak-- Run nott ‘Two-ha-e batted in— Jaworski 2 Harrluticm Bow-— H me run er Duff Wake McConnell lav Duff Raerlfke hit- - Sheehan Double — Harrington to Sheehan to Lowe Banes on balls — Off Poilvka 5 Mentz 3 Runs 4 Mentz 3 Struck responsible Mt itr 2 Bv Poilvka fi Umpire out Campbell—and McRhane Tima — 1 39 Attendance 1500 Ogden Boise - Ogden at Twin Falls 8:80 p m s Hayes (8-Xamhert ) bait Lake at Pocatello 8:30 vs Dobp m Marlowe (10-4- ) (5-8- son -- Hughes’ Homers Win for T F (4-- Tribune Intermountain Wire IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Pitcher Alvin Tate held the Idaho Falls Russets to 10 hits Thursday night at Highland park and aided by Freddy Moresco s three hits the Bees made it five straight in their 6 series with Idaho Falls Partee with a double Rnd Rustt sets' Mel Dueyabou and Neal with triples were the only The Bees scored long hitters three in the third two In the fifth one in the sixth one in the seventh and four in the ninth and were aided three Russet by bobbles 11-- Tribune Intermnuntain Wire Pete TWIN FALLS Idaho-- Big Twin Falls Hughes “paid off Thursday night for obtaining him from Ogden by smacking out two home runs which coupled with another homer heat the Pocatello Uardinals 5 to 0 The score: ’ Ar-le- ' LAKE SALT IDAHO ARHOA' £rln FALLS ABHOA 5 4 rI 2 e 10-- ’ J 1 2 ft 1 McConJl cf Partoe Rohello lb 4 1 7 1 Duezabu 2b 2 ? Burleson cf 5 1 2 0 5 2 OMenbg ib 4 Steele 2b Gulnt nl rf I 1 2 II Braid f 4 Fornl Hiohttt If 5 1 2 0 Zar 4 p 5 2 0 1' Ta'e p Morcarn Pam a lb r fv 5 10 1 1 ' I! 10 1 4 0 H 0 I 2 ?1 1J ( 2 0 14 T tain 37 1 0 27 1 I 104—11 021 00 101 - 6 100 001 Moresco 3 Pejry 2 2 Arlett R Tale In Httele te Partee Errors- - Mo Bates Duizabou Fornl 2 reaco Pirrv Gulntml OMenberg Komi d Run hatted In— Partee 2 R 'hello Burle-no- n Guinlinl 2 Tate 2 Arlett 2 Bates -Three base nit Reser 2 McConnell Two-ba- e nit -- Fornl Duerabou Arlett for -- Tate 2 Run responsible Partee 5 Zar 5 out— Tale Bv Struck Zar 4 Base on balls— Off Tae 5 Zar 0 Ieft-bases-S- alt Lake 11 Idaho Fall 9-Double Beard hall plav Passed Ptieznboti tn Form to Bates Steele to Men Hit with pltehed baits— reaeo to Rnhello Saeriflce bits— Parte Slee'e b Zar 2 Umptrea — Me- Time — 2 03 Guhitini 2 Quilian and Jaekaon non nno non — o OOx — 5 400 020 Hiiche 2 Rmis-- -- March! Summary Wires Frror -- Brtdgers Reynold Home run March! Hughe 2 Liidreas Two-bas- e Kukullris Runs batted tn hit— ’ Runs responsible Hughes 4 Endreas — Wagner and for — Gapllnger 4 Umpires T!me--- 1 50 Bases on balls — Jirdan Wrutk out — Off Capllnger 3 Greer 3 Attendance-8- 00 Bv Capllnger 11 Freer 6 estimated 13 Klub Meets Federation L Irish Tonight - Sihedule Park ' Birnll v Bottling Friday’ m m At ( lt Rovers — 1 A 1 is slated for departure Assistance to Ken Myers catcher has American Association arrived with the signing of Hal Jit Paul 4 Toledo 0 O'Bannion "another Yakima player Minneapolis 0 Columhua 3 who bats right handed O’Bannion Kansas City 14 Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee ai Louis villa postponed hails from Dos Palos Cal ft) I 1 10 0 0 Totals 48 12 30 Total 46 16 30 10 xBatted for Hartley in tenth sBatted for Solomon In tenth szBatted for Anderson In tenth szzBat4ed for Wood In tenth O10 130 8—15 101 RiveriUe 003 200 200 4 — 11 McCaudhanf Frrors — Vidic Hartley 2 Summary Abdale 2 Peterson Gmlmunson 2 Ted Zito 2 Anderson 2 Holmberg Stolen bases Peterson Ted Zito Morr Vidic 3 Three base hit — Cummings Gudmunaon— Two base hits Zito J Price shepherd Deai Morp-Rujjs batted In— Mencimer 1 Mor&rT 2 L CummlYtgtt8(')lomon Zito Zito Favero7 Vidic 2 Te Zttinl-- J Dluihalter Shepherd (ludrmmson Price nut-B- v SlruilC defeat to Chanilr Charee 7!tn 15 Chappie Cummli aa 8 I Baeee on ball— Off Cmnmiiys 4 L Zilo 2 Wild 3 pile) - Cummlnae chapp'e Tima— 2 50 Umpires - Barney and Parker H Mrk 2b 3k Savich Sheen If 1 0 3 Bettdpe 2 0 1 Mi Uese W cA ‘IF rf 3 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 ways give a good aeeount of themselves and will be out there trying rf 2120 to upset the Shamrock's plan? 3 2 Mason 3 110 Zaciria 4 2 0000 If 3 110 0 2 0 9 0 Cottrell r In the opener the Rovers who 0 0 0 0 3 0 ft 0 Austin 3b 3 1 0 2 L Kramr p 2 0 2 2 plaved a good game Wednesday Musara rf 0 0 0 0 Bogden 3b 3 2 10 night but lost 7 in eight innings R Mak lb 1 0 0 0 ll to Pleasant Grove will meet 24 5 21 4 27 6 18 b Total Total This game is billed Bottling 001 000 0 — 1 Gemmell - for 7 30 o eloek 000 201 Rio Grande terrors — Austin Frantz H burnrnarv A doubleheader is scheduled at Stolen base — Evani Sac Marks Pazell Runs batted In— bi Garfield with Magna Cash Grocerv rtfue hit — Zaarla 1 Double Cottrell plav Bogden vj(h Alleys hooking up Kramer to Evans Credit victory to and Rm s in the Kramer Charge defeat to Long Jirft battle at 8 o’clock and Kramer ri sponsible for Long 2 Strink on the Co’pperettes Base out Bv Kramer 10 Iyong ft plating host to 3 Passed Spnngulle in the second encounter ball— Off Long 2 Kramer — Anderson and ball— Cottrell Umpire one hour later Scorer — Harvey Wtgnall Freh 110 rf Frantz lb Evans 2h 8-- Bn-re- x- 1 1 1 Columbia Loop Slates Games Frt A 7 p m — You Glass Schedule dte Park tpublUana t Bennett va Mountain 8 p m —Pinney BeWage Fuel Supply a American Smelt9 p m— M W A ing Three Columbia leagu softball games are on the slate aNWhite park Friday night B(n Cralnywho has won his last six starts wilNtry his hand for the ’’ward heelers” and Bart Dennerv will chuck for the Bennett club in the Young J starts Glass game which fun at 7 the evening's Pinney Beverage plays Mountain Fuel Supply in the 8 o'clock game Jack Stahl the Fuel club’s ce has won his last three games thanks to a little help from his mates with the stick Stahl will take up the burden for the Fuelers and Walt Little for the Beveragemen In the evening’s finale Modern Woodmen oppose American SiTielt-in- g The Smelterites are tied for second place with the Young Republicans and are hitting well behind Gunner Gunderson’s splendid chucking The Gunner will probably take the mound for the Smelter boys and Lou Jeffs for the DON'T MISS THIS chance! DISCOVER REAL SHAVING COMFORT WITH PALMOLIVE WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING SHAVE CREAMS Woodmen ' MADE WITH OLIVE AND PALM OILS! lad c ABHOA 0 0 ERiiatlc cf 1 o'clock Bovd Sonne 3b Coomb c Neleon 2h Oliver rf Kump If Toa! 31 5x21 10 30 9 24 T Totl hander who formerlyf played with xNone out when winning run irored 000 001 20 — 3 Yakima Room for one of the Lemmons Lark 101 001 01 —4 hurlers on the roster was made by Run — Tuttle Hemmtnirvy SummAry Mutd'eton Sonne Nelson Boyd Kump of releasing Wayne Lundberg Errors — A Turner Coombs 2 Nelson 2 Idaho Falls who barely failed to st den base— Bovd Home run — Nelson hit — Sonnt hits — make the grade after a promising Credit to other af Thursday’s Results Salt Lake 11 Idaho Falls 6 Boise 4 Ogden S Twin Falls S Pocatello 0 BOISE i ABHOA 7 30 p 5 45 p m Crescent 14 Falls baseball accustomed to faces in the Cowboy baseball lineup with nightly changes m the batting roster being effected under 604 606 451 446 431 373 lion 10 Toll42 xBatted for 3b 4 0 3 2 Brntln i 3 0 0 2 P Turner If 4 1 3 0 Shlmrdn lb 3 0 0 Tutt e 2b 4 1 A Turner e 4 n 3 1 Poole rf 2 0 2 0 MMdletn cf 1 0 0 O' 3 0 0 01 Sperrv rf Hmnnwy p 3 3 0 4' 10 4 OODEN Duff If Lavbm s Canavii lb PofRtelln Twin Fall 1 LFMMONS 9 2 2 0 Pet Won Lost last-inni- Outfit Drops Game I Vvman 4 Pioneer League 12 & The score 3b Score 11-- 6 I Fionoer League Big Six t 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 4 2 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 i 'if it: f II t By the championship flight of the I Klub feham Reault Thtirada’ 8 10 p Lutky R (1 W n Gemmell Club roi k Foot rmt er Utah state semipro tourney at At (arfldd John Affleck park D & R G W went into second Piu-TrMaci a Cash Grocery 8pm In the opening game the Morgan plnce in the Amateur Federation le llev club eliminated the Ogden Ameri9pm Copperettes Fprhjrvllle Thursday evening by tripping up can Legion 17 to 3 in six innings Gemmell club The Clubmen Fridav night at City park the '1 he scores: dropped into third by virtue of the Lutkv 17 Kluh meets Shamrock-FoolprintcR1VERI1ALE NEW YORK ST LOUIS loss at 8 30 o'clock in the ABHOA AB H PO A1 AB H PO A o Ho’omnn cf 4 0 The Railmen were held to five evenings softball headliner Naomi Wtllhed 3h 5 0 0 S JBrnwn 3h 6 I 12 ptrm If 4b 5 4 1 5 f zShepherd Fav J Moor 110 ir 4 2 1 0 T M'wir ft rf A I 5 0 2 3 hits by voung Sian Long but they Allington will toe the rubber for 6 I 3 2 Anflersti s Denur cf S 2 0 0 Rlauchtcr rf 0 n n M icimr 2b 0 0 0 0 Price lh 5 2 7 1 zzLarsou Younc 4 1 14 put together two singles a walk the Lutkips and Kav DeHart or Fat lb 5 1112 Mize lb 0 5 2b 6 3 0 4 Holmbg T1 Zito 4 1 0 Dinning c 0 3 12 0 Koy If 6 3100 and a dropped flv ball in the fourth Baxter will dish them up for the ib 4 0 0 1 Mirr lh 4 1 ft 01 Orengo Ott rf 2h 4 3 2 6 Hanley 3 0 2 0 If 2 10 0 Burt ZTto for two counters enough to win Shamrocks Cucinelo 2b 4 I 2 3 Marlon The Shamrocks startas 4 1 4 2 xJ 0 0 0 0 Denhltr If 3 10 0 Wltek at ft 0 2 4 Owen c 4 14 2 Can ahn rf 0 2 11 the ball game ed the second half with a 13-- 2 win Trn Zito c 5 116 0 Vldic rf 2 0 0 11 McGee p kMelton p 1 0 0 1 ft 0 0 3 2 1 0 Abdala 3b 5 cf Gdmnsti The score: over Duplcr Fur and are deterW Brown p 0 0 0 0 Dovle p 2 0 0 0 5 2 12 0 3 11 2 Page c 2 0 0 0 Hutchtinn p 0 0 0 1 L Zito p Lynn p GEMMELL RIO GRANDE p 3 10 3 mined to keep their record clean 1 10 0 AB H O A1 ABHOA ItPadgett p 110 0 SCummei xz8 Martin 1 0 0 0 However Irish Tuhey’s gang al2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Pazell cf 10 0 Call s 6 5 1 2 1 Carnev and Harrlaon PHILADELPHIA ABHOA o o Nmrnort t If M Coy m 5 3 2 2b 3 r sk lb 4 2 7 0 Jhnaon rf Re” rf 5 1 4 0 sieberl lb Mack 2b 5 2 2 4 Haves c kf lti er 3b 4 1 1 0 tfOpmn cf Hejisiey c c 4 11 4 0n Brucato 3b 3 Miliiaj" Dean p 0 Dobson p 1 1 0 0 Heusier p xMosea xxD Milefr R Easy Payments With Liberal Guarantee il h $n Pp'nn - Cowboys Win ST LOUIS July 11 UPI — The thirfLplace New York Giants scored two runs on two hits a walk and two errors by Joe Orengo in the eleventh inning to defeat the St Louis Cardinals Thursday night 8 to 6 4-- 1 Idaho Falls Railmen Trip Gemmell Club 10 11 6 and Wsrr 12 Decision Thursday night before 1500 fans in a pitchers’ duel marked by Boise’s consistent hammering at Ken Polivkas offerings and a fruitless Tally by the visitors Results Thuriiriax’ I 17 11 Morgan Ogden t egtf i rile nlngs league 11 McClanahan 15 Riverdale 1 1 4-- S L: c 4 2 4 f Bees Win Over Tribune Intermountain Wire Employes’ leftgue was chosen to assist Berkovits with the management of the park The group chosen shall be known as “the operating committee” Those selected were George Kingdon and Fred Lang of the Columbia league Claud Guyman and George Ault of the Employes’ league and Homer Coleman and John Oswald of the Metropolitan loop CINCINNATI ABHOA ABHOA m Red§ Drop 43 BOISE — The Boise Pilots took a 3 victory from the Ogden Reds Totals 37 9 24 11 Total 35 11 27 9 ' xRsn for Voamlk In eighth livungs) xxBatted for Wyatt in asventh xxxBatted for Tamulla ninth Friday’s ftthedulf Brooklyn 210 000 020—5 All Stgra vi m — Japanese 0 15 Cincinnati 300 001 llx — 6 Summary Frrora — Basse Vosmtk Wer-be- r Morgan — a m Farrel vi Depot Gro- 8 15 Joost Run batten in — Reese Med wick Thelp Wasdell Goodman MtGor eery mick Hershberger 2 Craft Walters Two-bas- e hit- - Walker Three base hit — Frey Tribune Intermountam Wire Stolen base — Reese Joost Sacrifice — Walter Base on balls — Off Wvatt 1 OGDEN — The scrappy River-dal- e S off Preaanell 2 off Tamulis I off Walters 4 Struck tnit— Bv Wyatt 3 bv Tamulis nine broke up a 7 tie oy 1 by Walter 4 Hits — Off Wyatt 8 in 6 tenth inning Thursoff Preaanell 2 in 1 (none out an eight-ru- n inulnga 2 0 in eighth) off Tamulla 1 in 1 Losing 2 3 pltc her— Praaanell Attendance ( actual ) — day night to defeat the McClana0 0 28 465 4 0 han outfit of Salt Lake City in Yankees Will From Browns DETROIT die-n-th- e Med-wic- 8t IHlis Boston 4-- 2 G city-coun- ty ll Cincinnati Rmokivn New irork ( hiragn long-tim- e lf were taken Thursday night at a public meeting In the eity commission chambers at the building One was the appointment of Eddie Berkovits one of the eight present directors of the association as manager of White park and director of the activities of the association and its member The appointment leagues gives Berkovits sole control of the park and its affairs making him responsible only to the directors for the remainder of the three weeks of league play and the period covered by the city and state tourneys starting about August 1 The second action taken was a vote of confidence for Berkovits and a pledge from 'the 180 players sponsors managers and fans attending that each would make a point of inrreasing paid admissions at White park by one each per night Another suggestion to organize a community-owne- d corporation and soli shares of stork in Salt Lake’s organized softball enterprises was tabled without action until after thex'lose of the season A committee consisting of six members two from the Columbia two from the and two from the It was anybody’s game until the last although Walters allowed but five hits Ival Goodman singled In Eddy Joost to break a eighth Inning and- - provide the winning run National League v bovs Utah Lake Softball association row With Chit ArrmteuFpd ration ifam The Two tep to bolster the lipping fortunes of the Salt With first place at stake Cincm- nati batters jumped on three Flat-bus- h hurlers for 11 hits to give Bucky Walters his twelfth victory of the season and his third in a Bees Divide Twin Bill ThfHpinncv Bevttage baseh tilers Utah semipro outfit the past fouhseasons will bp on the pot Friday's! 8 p m when the unlimber their big guns against on top-fli- Pioneer Games Bolster Sport CINCINNATI July 11 (AP)— In a game started In the rain the Reds trimmed Brooklyn 6 to 5 Thursday night running their victories to six straight and increasing their lead to a length and a half over the second place Dodgers f x Moves to Cincy Batters Jump on Three Hurler To Give Bucky 12th Victory of Year 1 July 12 1910 S L Boise Cop SoftballGroup Reds Trim Dodgers 6-- 5 For Sixth Straight Win Amateurs Hold i ' -- Tangle With Pinney Tonight All-Sta- rs t - 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