| Show Il r -- 2 C J 'v r“ 75 Sunday Morning The Diamond Moguls Cut Field In Animal City T ourncy Play Will Open Sunday With Three Contests -- : City Tournament Sunday's schedule Community park: ' McClanahan’t v Krause Heating 12:3ft p m n R G W vs Iark 2:3 p m Henayer’s vs Crescent 4:30 — -- Will Mvirl Detroit Ball 'Meet Cincy Divides Two Games How Majors Stand National League Cteetowatl f r Z X— 5-- ix (6-7- 49- 48 44 32 d (0-8- Oren Wilson secretary of the Fed oration decreed 4hat- - D & R G W Henager’s and McClanahan’s of the Federation and Lark Krause Seating and Crescent of the Indies would tangle fpr the Salt Lake City amateur title The officials also decided that the winner and runnerup of the city round robin wilt be eligible for the state tourney to start on August 23 along with the Federation winner In other words If the Federation champ D & R G W the Railroaders wins the city-titl- e plus the second and third place winners in the city tourney will go into the state meet Wilson said Saturday that the city round robin— each team to meet every other team once— is expected to fold up about August 18 The annual Utah state fourney Is scheduled to open on Aagust 23 — torun-thr- ee days -Although the Railroad crew of D & R G W is expected to win its third title In a row Henager’s and McClanahan’s of the Federation and Lark of the Federation can’t "be counted ou£ for a ‘while yet Buck Shafbuck is down to work some of the collegians’ games nd he should win his share The tourney will continue either Tuesday or Wednesday Wilson ix-- t v ' f I 'jfj7i Vy-y- ' y' 8-- s'V tW rSvl l 'V-' 50H - 'AV ' p- A - Two-bas- e Double plavs — Miller Rowel and Hassett: Posedel Rowell Hassett and Sistl Bases on balls— Off Posedel 5 Struck out— By Derringer 6 bv Posedel 2 Second same BOSTON CINCINNATI AB H 0 A ABHOA 3 2 Werber 3b 3 1 0 21 Sistl 3b 0 Cooney rf 4 Frey 2b Rowell 2b 4 1 Q 5 Goodmn rf 4 0 1 2 0 3 0 West rf F McCorRosa If 4 2 3 0 mick lb 4 4 3 5 0 Miller ss 2 Baker f 3 0 2 0 Hassell lb 3 0 8 0 Craft rf ( Berrea 3 0 r M McCormick If 4 0 3 01 Plerhoata p 1 0 0 0 3 0 3 31 Sullivan p 2 0 0 1 Tooet is Hutchnffi 9 2 0 0 II 1 0 0 II Riddle p 1 0 0 T) xArnovich r — MALAD Idaho— A boxing card with some of the best amateur fighters in the intermountain section participating has been arranged as one of the attractions of the Oneida county fair at Malad August 22 23 and 24 The bouts which are being sponsored by the Ernest Jones legion post will be held at the high school gymnasium August 23 at 7:30 p m The matches are as follows: Cleon Williams Malad vs Merl Hepworkm Albion: Max Smith vS Holbrook Clark Richardson Albion Dahrl Jones Malad ys Woody Erickson Oxford Elwood Williams Malad vs George Gillette Declo In addition there will be a niim--ber of preliminaries Pacific Cogst League Frida? Night's Result At Seattle (second garnet R H E OOO an Francisco non t AO A A t Seattle 030 003 Jensen Kittle (2) and Bnthello Greg Hearse and fry At Oakland: acramertto not 002 000 Oakland 200 Freitaa and Ogrodowskl w Raimondi R oo(V— 3 E H l A ono— 2 12 Salveaon 2 and Attention Baseball Fans Official 8x10 Group Photograph of Sajt Lake Bees v r- 35c I'T - s Radcliff Boosts Bat Lead Has Margin of 16 Points CHICAGO Aug 3 (AP)— Raymond A (The Ripper) Radcliff named St Louis outfielder really put the heat on the other contenders Milton handler was president of the group with Paul for the American league batting title last week Ward vice president Leslie H WalRip brew'd along at a 500 clip" ling secretary Mrs Milton Chand- - Boxing Card Each In Mounts 1 50 Each The CAMERA CENTRE lv 107 East Broadway Utah Photo Materials Co 27 West South Temple six games-boosting his In Friday g total to 367 a handsome margin over Barney McCosky of Detroit and Boston’s Lou Finney who were tied in second place with n 351 Rsidcliff among the four top hitters since the seabefore has son began but never he been able to move ahead by any great margin Strung Behind Leaders Strung out behind the top'three hitters are Luke Appling Chicago 341 347 Taft Wright Chicago a loss of nine points for this erstwhile leader Hank Greenberg Detroit 333' Frank Hayes Philadelphia 333 Ted Williams Boston 332 Cecil Travis Washington 330 and Joe DiMaggin New York 326 This' is the first appearance of DiMagglo defending champion among the top 10 Aside from pitching and stolen bases Detroit and Boston have all the Individual leaders Greenberg knocked 10 more runs across the plate to lead with 93 and' Jimmy Foxx of Boston hammered out Jwo home runs for a total of 23 Greenberg also is tops in doubles with 35 and McCosky leads in triples with 13 Cramer Has Most Hits Boston’s Roger Cramer has the Uiost hits 134 and Williams has scored 86 runs for leadership in this department George Case of Washington stole only one base but still leads with 23 Buck Newsom of Detroit lost his first decision after winning 13 in a iow but still is tops in the won-locolumn with 13-- 2 Cleveland's Bobby Feller whiffed eight batters to run his total to 182 Detroit regained the team batting leadership from the White Sox by boosting their mark from 283 to 288 and the Yankees pulled ahead of Cleveland in team fielding St Louis executed 10 double plays to maintain honors now having 108 In 9g games through pace-settjn- has-bee- st Sr L Denver (AV-A- ny 2-- -- Three-baa- Ilurler From the-latt- er S " DETROIT Aug 3 Iff) — Crack pitching' by two youngsters and the old wallop at the bat carried the pennant-minde- d Ttgerf to a sweep of a doubleheader with' the Boston Red Sox today 6 to 4 and 14 to 2 before an exultant crowd of 38150 fans t Raising to a game and a half their margin oyer - the Cleveland Indians who beat the Yanks In a single game Saturday the Tigers capitated on staunch twirling by Freddie Hutchinson in the opener five-h- it and a job by Gorsica in the nightcap Johnny — r 1 flwl BOSTON piMyylolf Cramer cf Cronin Foxxc William Finney ABHOA rf lb Tabor 3b AX90 4 4 2 4 4 tt lowei i Ing S Fin j The' cludi veal ball iloti In 4ia are a Thi Jieavj abhoa lb Higgln3b Foxrf York fiery and Raya place ure Sullivan c Doeit2bt 4 CHICAGO Aug 3 (B)— The red-h3 Bagbyp Hutchinnp Gatehouse p 0 3entonp Sox off White reeled Chicago 0 x&pec their thirteenth victory in 16 games Total 33 7 24 19! Total 31112711 XBatted for Galehouse in ninth Saturday by defeating Washington Boston y 000 300 100— 4 6 010 001 40x— 8 after taking an early lead on Detroit Summary Errors— Hutchinson — Fox Rene Mojnteagudo Cuban right- Barteil Cramer Runs batted InHiggins ot 272 I With 7-- abhoa Twin a me Wil away heavj 4 ilippe contii pitchi their Bees them une the R en th r The most tello Irippf amas hits rest o batte Raj out t run h 110 ed his able Gordj lop h vision out o Sinno of hi natic runs teamr Indians Hammer pitching and Walter Kirby Highe’g'”jinx” gave the Pittsburgh Birates an 0 yictory over the Phillies Saturday Brown was in top form facing only 30 batters Bob Rragan Joe Marty and Ben Warren were the only Phils lo reach first all on three-hi- t 8-- Lov His t closes £— Aug Philadelphia Athletics pounced on Smith and his southpaw pitching them hard in three Innings ter walk stopped the New York Yankees off with an 11-- 7 decision with six hits Saturday to give the ST LOUIS PHILADELPHIA ABHOA! ABHOA Indians-- a victory over the rf Ruhlln 3b 3 1 1 1 Ho 5 0 1 0 Moses rf Chapmn cf If filebert lb 2 5 5 4 5 5 Haves c McCov2h 5 Brncato ss 4 Vaughn p 1 Oi Johnsn Grace rf 110 Radcliff )f 4 0 2 Brardino ss 5 1 0 3 0 4 0 Clift 3b 3 31 Heffner 2b 5 3 0 01 Buses c 0 01 zzLaabs xGntenbein 1 Hcusser p 2—0 XT OTBwift c 0 0 01 Niggeling p (1)0 Caster p Coffman p 0 0 10 0 5 0 110 2120 a stolen the 0 10 0 0 zStrange Lawson p 0 0 0 0 zzzCulnbim 10 0 0 Trotter p 10 0 1 Whtehead p 0 0 0 0 singles Totals 42 16”27 5 Totals 3812 27 15 - Meanwhile xBatted for Vaughan in fourth Higbe who has hev-e- r in second zBatted for Coffman beaten the Pirates in his major zzBatted for Susce in third zzzBatted for Lawson in third league career was knocked out Philadelphia 500 030 003—11 before anyone was retired in the St Louis 004 Oil 010— 7 HeffneF Summary Errors — Niggeling first Six hits by Lloyd Waner- Rum In — Moses Johnson 3 McBob Elliott Deb Garms Arkie Coy 3 batted Brancato Berardino Heffner 3 Judnich McQuinn fiiebert 3 Two-bas- e Vaughan Elbie Fletcher and Frank La&bi nits — Rubeiing Judnich Berardino Gustine gave the Pirates a com- Heffner McQuinn 2 Moses Three-ba— hits Moses Homs runs— Johnson McCoy manding lead of five runs Elliott Heffner fiiebert Double plays— Clift to later homered ’ off Relief Pitcher Heffner to McQuinn Berardino to Heff’ ner to McQuinn fiiebert (unassisted) Bases Walt Beck on balls — Off Vaughan 4 Heusser 1 1 Struck out —By Vaughan i Danny MacFayden Pittsburgh Whitehead 2 Caster 1 Trotter 3 Hits —Off pitcher was fined $100 for dis- Heusser Vaughan 5 in 3 Innings Heusser 7 in 4 3 0 In 1 2--3 3 Niggeling 8 In puting a decision by Umpire Bill Caster 1 in 1 3 Lawson 0 In 1 TrotKlem in the tenth Inning of Friday Coffman ter s7 in 5 Whitehead 2 in 1 Wild pitch —Vaughan Winning pitcher— Heusser night’s game Losing pitcher — Niggeling PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA ABHOAI ABHOA Waner cf 4 12 0 Mahan It) 4 0 10 1 DIMfglo cf 1 0 1 01 Schulte 2b 4 0 1 2 Elliott rf 5 2 2 0 Marty cf 4 1 0 Garms 3b 0 0 Handly 3b JL--1 1 1 0 Mazzera WALK-OVER'- S 0 4 May 3b Vaughn iii Fltchr lb 3 2 13 1 Bragsn s 2 13 3 Vn Rbys If 4 0 4 0 Monchsk n 1 0 0 0 Quatne 2b 4 2 1 3 Warren e 3 10 0 4 10 0 Higbe p 0 0 0 0 Davis c Fredd star The Tribe climbed aboard ty Gomez lor lour runs in the first frame and from there on it was Just a breeze for southpaw Smith He ran Into trouble only in the fifth “when Three hits netted the lone Yankee run Boise honor the pf for eii Gr 1 NEW YORK Crosetti Rolfe ABHOA 0 2 5 4 2 3b Henrich rf Gordon 2b Rosar c Keller If Mllla rf Dahlgrn lb 3 Gomez p Hadiev p xKnckrbkr Fundrk p 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Q 1 1 9 0 0 0 0 CLEVELAND ABHOA Chapmn If 5 1 Wetnrly ef 5 1 0 Boudreu ss 4 1 2 Trosky lb 4 2 0 Beil rf 4 3 0 KeHner 3b 4 1 0 Peters 2b 4 0 0 Hemslev e 4 1 0 Smith p 4 2 0 3 3 To Dea Utah Saturi an ir ductei OI 01 Totals - 318 24 81 38 12 27 7 Total xBatted for Hadley In eighth 000 010 000—1 400 010 OOx— 5 Summary: Errors— Rolfe Gordon Run batted in— Trosky 2 Dahlgren Bell Kelt Two-bas- e ner Peter hit— Smith hit — Troslnr Double plav gren Three-bas- e —Smith to Boudreau to Trosky Keltner to Peter to Trosky Bases on ball— Off Smith 1 8truck out— By Smith 2 Hadley 2 Hits— Off Gomez 8 In 1 Inning (none out in second) Hadley 4 in 6 Sundra 2 In 1 Hit by pitcher— By Smith (Knick erbocker) Passed ball — Rosar Losing pitcher— Gomez Gre New York Cleveland points of Loj Gre ment Salt I The y Dean C Ralph Waldo Wayne Hubert David Dennt N Fred 4303 Albert 3012 xfiewell 0 0 0 0 Beck 3 p Fernands e 0 0 2 01 3 0 10! p David x— 38 14 27 14 Total Ran for Davis in sigbth 30 327 21 Redskin Eleven Starts Workouts Tuesday Old Freddy Fitzsimmons cif Ihe ‘ Dodgers gained another victory week lo keep in front the during of the league’s pitchers with 10 triumphs and a single defeat The next best mark among hurlers with 10 of more decisions was the 8 and 2 of Pittsburgh’s Truett Sewell The chief pitching development SPOKANE Wasrf Aug 3 UP— of the week however was the douThe Washington Redskins profes- ble setback for Bucky Walters of sional football team will tart Cincinnati reducing his record to training in the Gonzaga university 15 victories and six defeatsstadium Tuesday according to Ray Flaherty team coach Flaherty has been at his home Southerii Association here for several weeks getting Atlanta 12 Blrmlnrhitm 3 Knnx ill 8 Mpmnhl things in readiness for the training 5 Llttl Nhv1U period T ’ 1 11 Scries With Montana Club Mr Bf Paul M John D FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY Hod Menu’s SDn®© Sail© Forkcrs Battle Neplii Today Tilts 1 - Shoes er t — Heber City Nepht Spanish Fork Levan 595 GLENDIVE (IP) Preston — Mont ForMen Stat Knigh Pack Standish Shoes 'For Man at v and Idaho baseball team will fight it out for the Montana-Idah- a championship starting her Sunday The teams will play a five-ga- m aeriea and the first to win three game will enter the natl&nal championship at Wichita Kan August 16-2- semlpro-fession- al 3 Chtttanooga & I bt In the 10 Ante mW i 4 Ml A m kWyiA M to 25 Discount WALK-OVER’- S 214 SOUTH MAIN f in ffi 595 : 'h t & These prices represent and is in absolutely no danger of having its league lead threatened While the Hebers rest on their laurels four other teams wlll go Into action the feature game pitting Nephl against Spanish Fork in the Forkers’ ball grounds The winner will be In second place with nobody qualified to argue : about it The second contest sends LeVan against Genola in the latter’s park the winner of this one to take a climb in the standing rpgardlcss of how the pther dubs do A I 895 495 fthedul fUtndav at Hnanl'h Fork aF Genola CenlraUUaliJeaEue for Sunday Aug Glendive Genola Heber City draws OGI games night Kilow defeat in an Reddy Walk-Ov- Central Utah league lan E Margar 1 ) 500 010 200—8 Pittsburgh 0Q0 000 000 — 0 Philadelphia GusVan Robs vs Summary— Errora— — tine Runs batted in Germs Vaughan Fletcher 3 Van Robays Gustine Elliott Two base hits— Gustine 2 Fletcher Home Double run — Elliott Sacrifice — Brown plavs— Vaughan Gustine and Fletcher warren and Mahan Base on balls — Off Beck 1 Struck opt — By Berk 4 by Brown 2 Hits —Off Higbe 4 in 0 Innings (none out in first off Reck 10 in 9 Innings Losing pitcher — Higbe Nephl 1 Woi -- I Totals J Clyde FINAL REDUCTIONS 000 Brown n top-- hi 0 world champions KWilf th ort abhoa 4131 succi Ing can majo to be may GehrlHgr2b Greenbrglf 4 i ' hittli DETR01 Bartel) a McCosky are In B — Preston Sets Fa gUt-edg- ed 7-- ' re V — Jhifflag Omhut 170 Flk ) - n S- - - 4 ’ B 113 OR- -A Aug Ken Raffensberger set the Dodgers down with five hits Saturday in hurling the ChicagcrCubs' to a 1 victory over Brooklyn Billy Herman singled to drive in a run in the fifth inning and Bill Nicholson belted his Seventeenth homer of he year in the sixth to give the Cub lefty the decision over Curt Davis in a tight twirling duel Raffensberger didn’t allow a man to get by first base until the ninth E rbiney Tabor Doerr Cramer Sullivan Two-bas- e hander Gehringer 2 Higgins hit— Three-bas- e Finney Sullivan Gehringer the Cramer Senators hit— Stolen Walker got Sacbase— McCosky Gerry — rifice Foxx Double plays— Barteil to oft ahead with a two-ru- n homer in Gehringer to York Cronin to Doerr to Finney Doerr to Cronin to Finney Base the first Inning but the Sox on balls — Off Bagby’ 5 off Galehouse 1 Hutchinson 3 off Benton 1 Struck pounced on the Cuban for six runs' off — out 2 Hite— Off Bagbv in the fourth frame They added 10 inBy8 Hutchinson off Galehouse 1 in innings Hutchinson 7 in 6 3 off Benanother in the fifth on Buddy 1ton 0 off in 3 Hit by pitcher — Cronin by Hutchinson Wild pitch— Bagby Myer’s infield error Winning itcher— Hutchinson i Losing pitcher— Chicago Washington " lagby 4- 1 1 01 Webb 2b 4 12 5 Case cf Second game: 1 0 01 Kreevtch cf X 1 2 0 Lewis rf st BOSTON 3 1310 Walker If 0 Kuhel lb DETROIT 12 2 2 1 Wright rf 4 10 0 Travis 3b ABHOA ABHOA 4 0 8 0 Barteil se 2 12 1 Appling ss 2 0 5 5 DiMgo If-Bldwrth 4 2 3 4 lb -3 Rosen thaHf-4 "T O — Myer 2b rf Mceosky 1 0 0 0 Gehrgr 2b Pof&hl s 4 12 5 Tresh e X 2 A Spence If NEW YORK ST LOUIS Ferrell c - 3 14 0 Kennedv 3b 4 0 2 2 Cronin se 4 2 1 3 Gmberg If 10 0 ABHOAI ABHOA Mntgudo 3 10 0 Williams rf 4 1 4 01 York lb 3 13 1 p 1 0 1(‘ Knott p 1 S 31 If 4 2 3 0 1 0 90 Brown p 1 0 0 0 Finney 1b 4 0 9 0 Higgins 3b 2 0 3 xEarly 0 0! Whlhfd 2b 4 3b Tabor 0 3 0 0 0 0 Mastrson Fox rf p 0 0 1 4 Ott rf 110 1 0 0 0 Doerr 2b 3 1 1 2 Tebbetts e xxWet 2 4 1 01 Panning 3 Peacock c 3 1 1 01 Gorsica p Krkusks p 0 0 0 01 01 O'Dra c 1 0! 0 1 Hash p 0 xxxWelaj 0 0 0 1 Young lb 4 1 0 0 If p 01 DeMRree rf 3 H Totali 32 7 27 13 Terry Mustakl p 1 0 0 21 Totals 37 10 24 12f 31 Cuccinlo 3b 4 xBatted for Monteagudo in fifth 4 II Witek a Total 32 5 24 9 t xxBatted for Masterson irt seventh Totals 15 14 27 18 21 Hubbell p 1 Boston 200 000 000 — 2 xxxBatted for Krakauska In ninth P Dranp Detroit 200 012—8 001 323 100 05x— 14 Washington zRurker — 7 OOx 610 Errors— 000 Chicago Summary: Gehringer York CraI Joiner p 0 0 0 Summary: Error — Mver Rum battd mer Rum batted in — Cronin 2 Gehringer I zzMcCarthy in — Walker 2 Travis 2 Myer Pofahl 3 York Higgins Fox 3 Barteil 2 Teb-- i Kuhel Rosenthal Tresh Knott 2 betts Gorsica 3 Two-bas- e hits — Gehringer Total! 43 17 27 111 Total! 75 9 27 13 Webb Two-bas- e Lewis Pofahl Knott Barteil Cronin Home runs—Cronin Corhits zBatted for P Den in seventh Three-bas- e sica Sacrifices — Gorsica run Kuhel Home Travis hits— Tebbetts York zzBatted for Joiner in ninth — Double plavs — Gehringer Barteil and YorY on balls —Off Monteaeulo fit Louis 312 002 000— 8 2 Walker Bases Gorsica Gehringer and York Bases on ball 1 Struck 2 2 Brown Masterson Knott — New York 100 000 020 3 — By Monteagudn 3 Krakauska I — Off Hash 2 Terry 2 Mustalkis 5 Struck Summair Errors — J Martin Cuccinfllo out Knott Brown 1 Hits— Off Monteaeudo out — By Terry 1 Gorsica 4 Hits — Off Witek J Brown Rum batted in — J Mar Hash 5 In t 3 Innings Terry A in 4 L3 4 2 in 0 6 in Masterson Kra innings tin Kov 2 J Brown 2 Warneke Mize kauikas 1 in 2 Knott 8 In 7 2‘3 Brown Mustalkis 3 In 2 Losing pitcher — Hash 2 DeMaree Two-bas- e hit — Koy Three-bas- e 2 in 1 — By Knott bv Salt Lake Cltv softball standings inHit pitcher — — fi Home runs Marbit Martin J — cludes Knott of 'Friday August 2 game (Case) Losing Winning pitcher Double play-tin Kov Mfse Guttefldge pitcher— Monteagudo to Orengo to Mize Whitehead to Young Hub-be— ll Bases on balls Off Warneke 2 off 1 off P Dean 1 off Joiner 1 Struck ST LOUIS Aug 3 (A)— Impotent out — Bv Hubbell 1 P Dean 1 Warneke 1 Hit — Off Hubbell 9 In 2 P pitching undid some good hitting Inning Dean 8 in 4 Joiner 2 in 2 Hit bv Lefty Gomez — Bv Hubbell (Mize) Losing pitch-p- r by the Browns Saturday and the pitcher — Hubbell CLEVELAND A1 3 Pittsburgh Blanks Chicago Cubs Trip Phillies 8 to 0 2 to 1 PHILADELPHIA Aug 3 Brooklyn combination of Mace Brown’s 3 BROOKLYN 1 rJ- of crack Denver towers here Sunday August 11 at 1 p m In Liberty park The Salt Lake team released by Willard Anderson will consist of Bus ivahiln Art Stokes Oscar Hunsaker Art Dittman Bruce Waltere and Art Thomas NEW YORK Aug day now there is liable to be a new face at the top of the National league hatters if Harry (The Horse) Danning of the New York Giants doesn't get up speed The big catcher who has set the pace In the senior circuit week in and week out since early spring saw his margin shaved to a mere four points this week by the combination of his own retarded efforts of young Merrill and the jick-u- p May third baseman of the Phillies Danning had a respectable 335 after' Friday’s games three points less than the week before but May moved up slightly from 329 to 3‘ 30 8 27 9 Totals Totals 33 8 24 13! xBatted for Rfddl in ninth 101 000 000— 2 Cincinnati 040 010 00x—5 Boston Joost Errors — Goodman Summary: Miller Runt batted in— F McCormick Two-bas- e Baker Berres BIU 3 Weat Home run — Sisti Stolen base hit— Sistl -- Werber Sacrifice — Craft Double rlavs Riddle to to Joost Frev to F McCormick Joost lo F McCormick Werber to Frey to Bases oo balls— Off Riddle F McCormick 3 Plechnata 2 Sullivan 1 Struck out— Bv Hutching 1 Riddle 3 Piechoat 1 3 Hits— Off Hutchings 4 in t 4 In 8 Piechoata 4 in 3 3 Sullivan 2 in 5 3 Winning pitcher— Sullivan Losing pitcher — Hutchings 1 sacrifice hits Ed Stewart-'SaDiego outfielder 21 sacrifice Iwisand-Jovne- r While Seattle oul fielder 22 stolen bases Six Salt Lake horseshoe pitchers will entertain a team In Senior Circuit Race 13 14 SAN FRANCISCO Aug 3 (UP) —Lou Novikoff Los Angeles outfielder who swings where they are last week continued to solve the offerings of Pacific Coast league CHICAGO BROOKLYN AB"H O A ABH O A pitchers and topped leading hitters 331 1 21 Rnw VI 41 1 0 Harjc 7b Mcin three departments William The rest of thS field 'of possible Herman 2b 44 2 72 OiU Walker et 44 0 01 If Voamtlr rf 2 2 0 Oleeaon Gee league statistician reported batting contenders was bunched a Nirhlsn rf 7 1 I 0 Medwlck If 4 0 1 0 4 0 1 0 Camilll Leiber cf 3 10 0 one lb behind where distance short Saturday night Ronura lb 4 0 10 1avasrto 3b 3 1 02 4 15 3 Mancuso c 3 0 9 p Through last Sunday's games of them might easily take advanta- Todd 1 7 fif Cararart 2h 3 ft I 4 Wftfuilr 4 is the Novikoft-ba- d any uncertainty by hit safely JLZ6 limes ge-of Rfnahrgr p 9 2 1 01 Hudson 2b 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 out of 492 trip? to the plate Thirty present pacemakers total 35 10 27 131 Davl p 10 0 0 aGallghtr of his hits were home runs He of the Nicholson Bill Chicago 31 5 27 8 Total also drove In more runs than any zBatted for Davis In ninth other player in the league with Cubs continued in third place Score by innings with a 321 mark Then came Chicago 000 Oil 000—2 llff runs credited to his hitting 000 000 001 — 1 Aldon Wilkie Seattle pitcher Frank Gustine n Pittsburgh Chet Brooklyn Error — Warstler Run bat Summary St Mixe Boston)-JohRoss — In ted R®ese Two Nlcholaoif Herman was credited with one victory last baa® hit — Gleeson hit— Voamik week giving him 10 wins and one Louis and Hank Leiber Chicago Home run — Nicholson Reeae Double olav — Todd and loss for 909 per cent during the all tied at 317 Frank McCorHack Bases on balls — Off Davis 1 Struck Dixie 315 mick Cincinnati season His teammate Dick Barout — By Davis 6 bv Raffensberger 5 rett won two bringing his record Walker Brooklyn 314 and Babe Young New York 313 to 16 wins and three losses for 842 Dodgers Get Hal Turpin also of per cent McCormick and Mize remained Seattle completed the league lead- the standouts in other EduisvUle hitting de- ’ ers’ roster of outstanding pitchers BROOKLYN Aug 3 (A) — The baseCardinal first the partments with 18 wins and seven losses to man running his "String of home Dodgers haVe given up an unangive him 720 per cent to 30 placing second in triples nounced sum of cash and the servOthers leading the league In hit- runs with 10 and taking the lead in runs ices of Pitcher Tot Pressnell In ting were SteVe Mesner San Diego batted In with 77 as well as tying order to get Lefty Wesley Flowers 338 infielder George Archie for of Louisville runs scored 71 most the Seattle first baseman t334 'Harry Flowers 27 years old has won 13 was sacker first Cincinnati The Portland outfielder Rosenberg 75 games and lost fivp this year for in runs with In second batted 333 James Collins Los Angeles hits with 118 and the American association club He infielder and Mike Christoff second in total also had a trial with the Chicago second in doubles with 27 Oakland third baseman --330 The rest of the honors were Cubs a few years ago Pitchers behind the three SeatBrooklyn retained an option on tle leaders were Ed Stutz San scattered widely Lonny Frey of Pressnell in Mize tied with was theReds Francisco 15 wins and seven losses for 682 per cent Larry Powell run scoring and second in stolen San Francisco 10 wins and five bases with 11 Pee Wee Reese of American Association losses for 667 and Joe Berry Los Brooklyn took over the lead in Toledo S Louisville 2 department with 13 Angeles eight wins and four losses St Paul 2 Kansas City 25 for 667 at Milwaukee — postponed Mfnatapolla Bill Herman of the Chlcago rab extra-bas- e adhitters In Leading Cube had the most hits 124 and — ditjon to Novikoff were: Archie Hack was tops Teammate of Seattle 35 John In doubles Statj with 30 Chet Ross Barrett San Francisoo outfielder of the Bees remained ahead In 15 three-bas- e hits Dick Gyseimah triples with 11 Seattle Infielder II orscsltocrs Slate Contest Novikoff Tops Coast Hitters In Home Runs Dawning Slips Nw Orleinr i 11 14 4280 Cedar City Forms 110-7- (0-0- ) MnU-O-m ) Vark at S LyiNU- Cardinals Club Cbisox Down rY Giants Nats by For Victory 6 Margin said Malatl Schedules (8-1- Ct-- ii p ler - treasurer and Lament W Hunter executive officer Fenton Dailey was named by the new officers as publicity director - Club rooms and an indoor pistob range will be established at the armory Mr Chandler said and the outdoor range will be located near the rodeo grounds lust north of the city The second Tuesday of each month has been selected as the meeting date for the monthly business session Chandler reported IIm at NwbouMr (D-tLi- Lout 1 — Draa 1414) M AalMT 0-1- ) atm Ml (9-0- 12-1- 0 Fttcbu at St MS Kmm4t Laa-aln- championship Hub Cochrane of the Indies and C McShane and Francis - rhllMlhl (7-0- 8 (7-- day to determine the City amateur Application for a charter for the newly-forme- d Cedar City Rifle club was submitted Saturday to officials of the National Rifle association as preliminary work was outlined for establishment of a rifle and pistol range for use of 30 members atar’IrnMI 1 CUaw Wuhlairtn 11101 rhM (8-lMS KifMr 10-- n (8-2- i Saiurday'a Beetg Chicago 7 WaaMngtoa 8 (Meiaad 4 5 New York4--2 1 Detroit Boetoa Phiiadelphia U Si Louia 1 (8-6- (15-6- half-gam- 1 CITY— ‘ tleveiaad Boetoo 849 ±1 -819 ( hicare — “JkMT YNew Inrtt 478 Waahlngtoa 386 St Lonia J48 Philadeiphla 48 48 88 32 (2-7- of the Amateur Federation and the Independent- - associadecided tion meeting Saturday that six teams not eight would start a round robin tourney SunOfficial CEDAlt 6Ay JIH9 - i ‘ Suaday'e Prohabie Pttchere (91 — fNaea Chicago mt Brookiya (12-9- three-out-of-fo- ur six-ga- New Rifle Club 32 39 41 8 ) vs FUul ) and Paeeea The split gave the last place Bees rnone ) Caeey thus far in the ( Indnuti a4 Boston (2)— Waitere Errickaoa ) ) and Begge series The Reds inand Tohia ) ) creased theirhold on the league-lea- d St Louie at New York J— McGro vs Schumachand Sboun e ) by a putting them er(IO-) and Lohrman six and a half games ahead of the g Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2— (8-va Muicahy and Sewell were who threatening Dodgers ( ) and Frog beaten by Chicago itlanager Bill McKechnle of Cincinnati left the park in the third Inning of the second game on learning of the suicide of Willa'rd Hershberger second Siring catcher The news shocked the players Derringer who has lost only seven games was hit hard in thd 8-- 3 opener and yielded II blows but his control was perfect while NEW YORK' Aug 3 UD-- The Sailor Bill Posedel of the Bees was running into trouble because of St Louis Cardinals climbed all wildness Posedel allowed only six over the fading Giants Saturday hits but walked five for an 3 victory to give long BOSTON CINCINNATI abhoa Lon Warnek his fourth straight abhoai Worter ' 3b 40 1 llBljtl 3b 4 0 S 0 win 2 0 2 91 Cooney cf Frey 2 Rowell 4 2 4 8 2b 2 3 1 II Goodmo rf 4 2 2 1 F McCk tb 4 I 8 II West rf The Cards clubbed Carl Hubbell 4 10 0 Lombardi ( 2 0 9 01 Ross If 4 0 0 4 4 2 3 01 Miller is Craft rf Dean and Roy Joiner for Daffy M McCk If 4 1 0 Oi Hastfett lb 4 4 11 1 17 hits including homers by Ernie Joost sa - 4 0 2 31 Berrea c 4 1 0 II sE Moore Derrinrfr 10 0 InStripceycb 0 0 0 0 Koy Pepper Martin and Johnny 0 0 Mixe Warneke meantime set the Mas! r 10 3 10 4 Posedel 9 0 1 0 0 Giants down with nine hits and uiGlossop out four safeties himself Totals 31 6 27 10' Totals 38 11 27 20 banged SL Louis collected six runs in sBstted for Berrea In aeventh szRsn for Moore in seventh the first three frames and was 7zBat(el for Posedel fh ninth 000 101 001— 3 never headed Mize’s homer comCincinnati Boston 000 000 100 — 1 a mate aboard in the Runs ing with Summary- Errors— Posadal Blsti sixth inning was his thirty-firE batted in —Craft 2 M McCormick Moore hits — F McCormick of the year and brought his runs- Hassett 2Weat Craft M McCormick batteci-i- n total to 79 4 p Tribe Wliips Iiuike GlanS to American League Saturday's Bewlte 2 0 Boetou flnrfmtatl Pittfthurfh 8 Phliadelpbia 9 Chicago 2 Braokhe I SI Logit 8 New iork A 3-- xv i 'park Derringer registered his sixteenth victory of the campaign' Saturday as the Cincinnati Reds won the first game of a doubleheader with the Boston Bees 1 but the National league leaders fell apart in the nightcap and lost 2 i ' 89 i Ttugi’TlAfcBigPaul PeL Wna Brooklyn New 1 ark hleaca t Louta Pittsburgh Philadelphia Col-- — “"BOSTON August 4 1940 osox Twice With Boston Sunday in Community in p forthe £alt£akc Trtbmu t legians piore than once in the city baseball tournament star ting - —r In City Ruck Buck Shafbuck throws for 'Henager's fanTls exp feted to take hill— x - v i— Wnisffl |
