Show ft A— 4 To!rft-- - — 4k I 4 4- - -i---- - I - Tuesday Morning— :F Oils 0klo'N'sT :Laktiliiéih ILeaders-Snar- Junction City Club With 10 Iliti By Marlowe Branagan heroics which had the Coming up with a hit of ninth-inninfans on their toes and the Idaho Falls Russets on their heels the take Bees Monday—tucked away their second swashbuckling-Sal- t as decision in a whale of a they: racked up a straight victory ball gtme Nearly 2400 fans saw Earl Owen Pioneer League 'eontribute a g catch of Won Lost Pet 66 31 Pinch-hitte- r 635 Ted 'Mayer's clout in Salt Lake AM 563 Boise 45 deep left and Pitcher Mel Marlowe 49 54 416 g strike in' the Idaho Falls hurl a 49 85 471 final frame to put an end to a Ogden 471 49 55 Pocatello action bristled with game that 40 64 Twin 385 Fails to finish from start The locals proved their tout Results :age under fire as they came back 4i Balt Lake 5 Idaho Fills from the short end of a 0 score Boise d Ogden 4 to put all their scoring into a big Twin Fills 8 Pocatello il third frame The lead they took then lasted them all the way as Tuesday's Probable iPtcherl Marlowe hung Up his- - thirteenth Idaho Falls at Salt Lake 815 vs win of the season—but those re (19-p doubtable Russets made things tuit Elston (10-5- ) a bit to interesting before they Boise at Ogden 8:15 p vs Erickson (4-finally admitted they were licked Rene (7-for the night Twin Fails at Pocatello 8:15 (9-vs Dobson p Emmerttion Tonight ) Figuring that winning southpaw pitching on Monday ought to' result in the same thing on Tues day Skipper Tom Robello will fire slender Mel Ristau at the Russets 8-- 6 Tuesday at 8:15 p m in the third – game of the stand here Al Emis Inertsott the Salt Lake led who POCATELLO—The Twin Falls doing a bit of outstanding mound work for Meyers Rustsets will do Cowboys made merry in the first and third innings here Monday the elbowing for the visitors Monday's little 'shindig found night to score seven runs and turn ball back the Pocatello crew 8 to 6 both teams playing The Cowboys were aided In their all the way A- - second-innin- g spree which victory drive by a high wind produced three runs- on as many which enabled Hughes and Reynhits gave the Russets their first olds to scrape out fluke doubles last and only lead of the game In the opening inning White also Mike Reser beat out a bunt ram- got one of the lucky doubles in e Pocatello's bled to third on Bill Beard's half of the opening swat to right and both of inning Mike Budnick pitched steady them scored on George Oldenberg's in the fourth when prodigious 'triple to the clubhouse steps Oldenberg dashed home on he allowed tfiree hits and three runs but he steadied to win the "Charley Bates' infield out game Lute te Third Don White and Don Galindo both That lead lasted until the last played fine ball In the field of the third in which frame the Ted Kakoliris will be honored at buzzint Bees put together singles Tuesday night's game A parade by Robello and Whitey Burleson Is planned through Pocatello at a double by Charley Henson a 7:15 p tn and the local Hellenic walk to Marlowe the first of three association will put on a ceremony I enticed off Bahr for the eve- In honor of Kakoliris at the plate ming and errors by Bahr and before the game Oats at 8:15p m TWIN FALLS Bitard for five runs of which only POCATELLO MrehI 3b 2 0 1 21 Bridgers 'se 4 0 2 3 three were earned 5 3 5 0 Bishop 2b 3 0 1 21 White et Marlowe walked Oldenberg to Endres et 3 0 1 01 Andrade If 5 110 () 3 1 Hughes rt 53 2 01 lorais It fifth and Bates' the single Jacobs lb 4 010 11 Kkolirls 3b 4 2 00 0 3 open 01 a 5 4 0 4 1 Renolds 2 it Waldron 0 sent hint to third from where he Arnerieh u 2 1 2 31 Kerr Ti 3 0 1 0 scored on en infield out That Myers e 8 110 01 Galindo lbt 4 1 5 4 p 00 00 closed' the Russets' scoring but Budnick :1 5 1 1 01 Kempe O'Boyle p 3 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 to came back threaten in aCaplinger they the ninth 34 8 27 81 Totals Totals 36127 12 aBatted for O'Boyle in ninth Bill Beard ambled to first when Twin 304 000 100- -0 Falls hit by a Marlowe curve which Poeatello 100 301 001- -6 Summary: Bishop En didn't break Oldenberg bunted to dress Hughes 2 Reynolds Anterich 2 3 Kerr Cap put him on second Ted Mayer in Bridgers Jorata Koko Grim Waldron Runs to hit for Bates parked one of batted trrora—Bridgers 4 Reynolds Mers slants far out in left center Budn ick White A ndrade Waldron Ga 2 O'Boyle Stolen base—Arnerich 'but Owen made a brilliant running lindo Sacrifice hits—Endres'' 2 Runs resonnstble 6 for—Budnick Kemm 4 O'Boyle 1 of a at least catch to rob him e bits—Hughes Reynolds 2 White double Bearestole third and with Galindo Thetwbsse run—Hughes Bases on balls—Oft the count two 'and two on Bahr Horne Budnick 3 Kemp 3 O'Boyle 6 Struck he raced for homi but Mel beat' out—By Budnick 10 Kemp 2 O'Boyle 2 on bases—Twin F8114110 Pocatello him to the punch and slipped a Lett to 'Andrade 6 Double called third strike on Bahr—that Passed ball—Waldron Losing pitcher— and 1)rolette Kemp Umpires—McQuillan an the end one play bringing to Time-2- :10 colorful affair 'The Game pickup: Bees played as 'patched up as a Garrison Triumphs with a line-u- p hobo's' morning coat Whitey SAN FRANCISCO Aug 12 UPI— Burleson was on third and Ray Jimmy ‘Garrison Kansas City won Mc second on Shelly Perry the decision over Carlos Miranda Connell robbed Ben Guintini of a Los in the main double with a great catch of his eventAngeles Monday night at Coliseum long drive to right center in the bowl There wereyto knockdowns sixth Johnny Zar ace right Garrison weighed 140 and Mihanderrejoined his Russet mates randa 142 'Miniciity after a short stay in an Idaho Falls hospital The score: game-savin- game-endin- - 3-- - 7) 7) (10-7- Cowboys Tip Cards - top-not- one-bas- ballv-exce- pt I - i 'InAtio FALLS I ABH0A1 4 0 0 2i Morisco Porn' ea LAKE McConnl ef 4 Carson rf 4 Duelabu 2b 4 3 Reser If 3 Beard e Oldenbs 3b 2 Rates lb 3 1 Mayer 1 3 0 1 1 3 1 5 01 01 11 ABHOA 5 1 1 2 4 2 2 0 3 1 3 2 4 Owen el 4 1 4 0 Burieen 3b 4 2 0 2 ma rt Perry 2b Robello lb 1 6 01 Hatchet c 1 1 1 5 OlOtillitini lf 4 0 1 0 0 0 01 Marlowe p 1 0 0 0 9 21 2072 41 Sala p : ABROAt A11110A Canavan lb 5 2 a 1 5 2 2 4 Laybrne is 4 1 1 4 3 1 1 0 Bauer rt 4 1 5 0 Joseph rf Lowe lb 4 2 I 0 Sinnott It 4 3 2 0 4 0 2 0 Hrrnatn 2b 3 1 2 3 Duff et Lorensan a 3 1 4 0 IfeConil 3b 4 0 1 2 Egnatio at 4 0 3 1 Adams 2b 3 1 3 2 4 1 2 0 ateinbek o 4 1 a 1 Price It Menta 0 2 Lambert p 1 0 0 1 rord p 1 1 0 0 zeols Willman Sheehan 3b am "2111 Totals 35 10 27 151 Totals 35 10 27 13 gliatted for Ford In ninth c004 000 020- -5 Boise Ogden 100 011 100- -4 Summary: Runs—Canavan 2 Bauer 2 Williamson Sheehan Ford sin nott Harrington Errors—Lowe Adams McConnell Duff Stolen base—Sinnott Sacrifice Three Joseph base hits—Adamt Canavan Two-bs- e hits —Lowe Meshed Mentz Canavan Cola Runs batted in—Lowe 2 Harrington 2 Sinnott Williamson CanaVan Steinbeck Laybourne Lorenzen Double plays—Har rington to Sheehan to Lows Laybourns to Adams to Canavan Triple play—Laybourne to Steinbock to McConnell to Stein beck Innings pitched—By Lambert 2 plus Ford 7 plus Losing pitcher—Ford Runs responsible for—Lambert 3 Ford 2 Mentz 4 Struck out—By Mentz 3 Lam bert 1 Ford 4 Bases on belle—Off Mentz 2 Lambert 1 Ford 1 Hit with pitched ball—Harrington by Lambert Will pitch —Mentz Time of game-1- :45 Umpires Serpa and Rasmussen Attend Mentz ance-1- 450 swamping Mount Pleasant Texas under a shower of extra-bas- e hits 16 to 2 Monday night The defeat eliminated Mizunt Pleasant Duncan which won the national semipro tournament at Wichita Kan last year and captured the Post title in 1938 will play the undefeated Buford Ga team for the championship Tuesday night ' br rbi pet 31) 6 3 11 8 5 7 28 20 108 8 78 400 351 313 337 336 the socking Idaho Falls Rua most Pioneer sets 'are gravely concerned over tt Auguat Ituilding Salt City Utah a 41 a 27 1940 at IU a m to vote upon a pro- and of the With Steele on the shelf the Otiociroswit! rrlittellettovrretanctil Thai the term ot the Cornpene'S Bees are in a tough spot for rentiatenre Omit be One hundred years from placements Roy Partee slugging and after the date of its incorporation" The amount el the capital stork of catcher left for his home in Los the eorporation hp fI0000000 divided Into 2000 shares et the pu value of Angeles last week Roy wants to A loastaryi be on hand when his first arrival Hodgstm Gordon Cranq and Billy Korns the two young golfers who dominated thq 1939 state junior golf championship are t) apparently going to dominate the 1940 title event which opened at Nibley park Monday Crane defending champon GiidAll-Star- s from Provo and Korns who Prayed in the title match last year shared medalist honors in iv the new title race Monday by chalking up brilliant 680 In the qualifying test Korns had the medal practical- Tribune Leased Wire CHICAGO Aug 12—The coaches ly pinned on his chest Monday as handed out two practice sessions he led the champion b y two strokes going to the final hole Monday and the but Billy three-puttthe last it liked players Gorditi down and rammed carpet 2:30-iAt 9 a m and again at his a for three birdie putt nifty a the afternoon despite slight the difference and drizzle of rain at that hour the Viromwakeheup into a deadlock Green Bay for the prize boys who will meet-th40 Packerts August 29 went through Holds Jinx their routines in development of The ninth green apparently an offense Fundamental plays holds a I jinx for Korn& It Was end runs kick forma- on this same green last year that tions and the half and full phi- he lost the title to the long-drivichampion from Timpanogos ners were explained Korns turned in a The deceptive spin plays Crane started with a 36 but prove more difficult for those (1 t with a sizzling 32 use did backs not this who type t Dick a promising of attack during their intercol shotmakerLundahl from Logan topped leglate competition but by shift- the field in the juvenile division ing men where necessary Eddie a The Cache Anderson head 'coach and his as- with fine entrant is a strong candisociates believe they will develop valley date for the honors which last the manpower necessary to comyear were won by Russell Mears pete against the more experienced Russell was third low qualifier professional champions in the division Monday a six on No 2 proving costly Lundahl McFadden Kinnick Mears and Larry Pearson who in mathe Outstanding practice a 75 are the favorites in I neuvers were Banks McFadden carded the juvenile race ts Kin-nic- k Nile dehalfback and last year Cranels Clqmson Favoritesitestatelunior golf meet Billy Borns They Only five golfers entered the Iowa halfbAck McFadden Junior left and Gordon Crane shot 68s Monday to juvenile race for players fending champion Korns won the medal was getting excellent distance and under 13 years of age Alan Burt o tie for medalist honors in the Junior event prize last year placing his kicks while Kinnick's ton took the honors with a 47 accuracy in forward passing and his brother Cliff Burton was spelled trouble for the Packers behind with a 48 Tommy In the group of kickers were right McHugh son of Professional Tom 011e McFadden Kinnick Cordill McHugh of Forest Dale was third Rice Harold Van Every Minnewith 49 sota Ben Kish Pittsburgh George Nine Holes Cafego Tennessee Bob Kellogg Tulane Grenville Lansdell - and Al! matches in the juveAmbrose Schindler Southern Cali- nile division will bejunior Coed League nine holes Bill DartHutchinson fornia and Won Lost Pet All of the favored clubs came through easily In the second except the finals which will be 1 9 900 mouth Alleys 18 5 meet Cash 5 500 softball at in round Grocery of the White Magna first park Birrell games city night Kenny Washington U C L A 444 Finals in the juvenile division 4 i5 Bottling 6 4 400 halfback who is regarded as one will be Rovers Monday night American Smelting downed the Police Depart- Pleasant played Friday but the 2 Grove 322 ' Pinney Beverage swAltkped HaMal Furniture 10 of the best players in 'junior open title battle will be ment dudrew coast football Pacific the The Rovers won their second held Saturday over 36 holes at Mountain Fuel Supply rang up the high score of the meet 17-bious award of number 1 casualty the Nibley club according to Progame in' a row Monday night at over Mecca Bar and Zinn( Sporting Goods smothered Beneficial Washington has a scalp infection fessional Jerry Henderson who is City park a 15-- 3 triumph over acquired from an old head guard directing the tournament Life 12-Pleasant Grove The youngsters used recently in Los Angeles KenThe meet is smaller than last eve-In the opening gathe of the banged out i hits In the victory ny missed the morning drill while year but the finest players in the fling American Smelting scored to score in every inning Dot at a physician's office but he was state are enrolled in the scrap 41' out in the afternoon hs pairings: i six runs in the fifth frame to over- Branner Rover ace allowed seven Junior Open Championship a n one-rut come lead and down the 8 a m—Bill Korn vs James Porter hits three of which were bunched They'll Pass 1:30 p Asmus vs Ralp Police Gunner Gunderson gave in the first inning to give the It became apparent Monday that Emery 8:05 a ghammon vs Bob to the the hope up but six blows and his mates whip Peterson visitors one run and four came in vs Dalton Can- a 8:10 Croft 'Packers of own at their type game non played errorlesi ball behind him the fourth to count two tallies Green Bay excels in forward pass8:15- a m—Jos Jones vs Wendell Ad Utah golfers who plan Pinney Beverage found Tauffer Joyce Fletcher Rover catcher ing with such stars as Arnie Her-h- Leavitt to enter the local trials for 8:20 I m—Alfred Jonea vs Ed Miles youthful Hamal Furnitutt pitcher was the winner's big gun hitting lit25 a and Cecil Isbell By concen(Weide va Blaine LI amateur— national easy as the Beverage club piled the golf Kimball to drive in four trating on a pass 'defense and three for three 8 30 a I White vs Russell m:Jack up 14 runs against the Furniture championship tournaments runs and tally three herself The working to perfect their own Wallace must have their entries in clubs three The losers were guilty vs 8:35 a e Crane Jo Rovers also showed improvement passes hope to win Gabardi to the U S G A at New of seven errors 8:40 a m—Jack BuIIIva VI 11 t it In the field being 'charged with but even as the 1937 won from White Mountain Fuel pounded Glenn York by 5 p m Tuesday two bobbles the Packers 845 a ms—John Burnham vs Clyde Patterson for la bingles as the The trials will be held at Thomson Scoring seven runs in the first Fuel club trampled on Mecca Bar 8:50 a m—Oeorge Burtoft vs Jack the Salt Lake Country club to Bempson Inning the Shamrocks coasted Mecca got only one hit in the over 88 holes on Tuesday 8:55 a in—Joe Hunt vs Doug Bolton an easy 12-- 2 win over the Lucky 9:00 a m—Dave Martin veRugh contest a double by Glenn Patter- August 27 The low quail-so- n 13 Dobbs Shamwas win the Klub The with Rugg on first base to tier will receive a medal in—Mark Nielaen ve Bill ' g 9:05 rocks' twenty-firN league victory Hutchins t from the Ut S G A The bring in the Bar team's only run Brown vs Marion Van 9:10 a loss a without number of entrants In the Jack Stahl and Ray Fredrickson Cott Juvenile Championship Kay DeHart allowed the Luckies divided pitching honors for the meet will determine the 9:15 a m—Dick but five hits thresh of which came Lundahl va Bill number of players allowed Fuelers and between them they Johnson in the sixth frame to give the Women's Doubles 9:20 a to play in the national' fanned 12 batters Emery vs Eldon Pearce Thomason co B Annie Carlson-losers their two scores Ruth event 9:25 a m—Russell Mears vs Norm r Using three pitchers Dave Nis- court 4 p m Hobbs Shamrock rkeiver hit 'two Larson onger Emerson Reid and Fred lble-vs Les Watson Anna Verne Mal 9:30 a m—Garth Bullock vs Jack in doubles a and three trips triple r court 1 7 p m Brewster Aste Zinik' dumped Beneficial Life vs Orotebeck-partne- r Barbara M and Jerry Smith third sacker hit 9:35 a ra—Larry Pearoon vs Grant The Sporting Goods team had a 5 p m Leavitt Grundman court a single a double and a homer In Bishop--McChrystal-Van Mort Vo Timmons9:40 a I Anderson Ins John shutout until the final frame when M Gibbs N Youngberg-four tries Berkeley N Black the insurance outfit pushed a run 9:45 a m—DeLin porter vit John Far N Ste VensD Roberts-amulet' 11 Monday's results: rington bill byes across on a walk a passed ball 9:50 a m—Paul Andrus vs Grant At City Park Men's Doubles and a fielder's choice Larson Moors-Hale-Hale vs J Eli S Juvenile First Flight 7 3 Pleasant Grove In Tuesday night's feature conm Court 8 I P '' 2 15 18 Rovers 9:55 a — Andrews vs Jim Swenson vs K Wilson test scheduled for 8:30 o'clock and F O Rawlings-Banner Paull and Olsen Lynn 0 Mangan court 3 6 p Tn of construction on the new Fletcher F vs W Start 10:00 m—Keith Boll-Larson Meets I D vs D LarsonCudahy Pinney Beverage it - H E Mercer Young Woodbury court 3 7 p Tn 1 8 10:05 a m—Max Morley va Walter Packing Red Fox who won more mountain lodge to be built at Alta Lucky 11 )Club H Barker-Eardiey vs D Lies-- I 2 Newton 14 12 Harris court 4 7 p Columbia league games than any in—Little Cottonwood canyon will 1010 a at—rWeelet Varley Vii Jack Anniston and Cram DeHart and HObba O M: gmith vs H Atkins-Young 14 will Maarda other pitcher in that loop MeCallister court 2 1 p m latter part of the week the begin Junior Juvenile Jamee-CleH o ose lanky Les Cannon wno elonard vs N Warner Alan Burtoft def Gordon Davies 54 H Richards court 1 4 p re In a firstmund mateh Semi- on six and lost three for the directors of Alta Winter Sports Monday M Betnum-Williams vs Gilchrist I final matches Wednesday Explorers Begin will pair Alan Pete Petersen eourt 3 8 p Packers' 4 If these two boys are Inc said Monday Burtoft gainst Tom McHugh and Cliff Mixed Doubles Burton against F Nicholls The $30090 project completion right a tight tussle should ensue no Qualifying Aroma I Van Allred court Eardley vs N Chant In ttie 9:30 game Mountain Fuel of the first' unit bf which is ex- Archery Tourney berlain-1 8 P 10 Junior 'Open Flight Williams-B 'Skidmore vs from Doug Gordon Crane opposes the Republicans enthusiasts Bill !Corns court 3 p p time in for winter activities 3335-Cosgritt Joe Jones 3438--- 72 pected Jnit 58 Scout troops of CottonTuesday's schedule: Explorer Hurst itillieft Glenn Shannon Doubles is designed by R Lloyd Snedaker wood district Salt Lake council D —74 Consoistina Plight J Burnham Paul Zim W Boill-Ogilvie vs Garside 3737--7Mark Nielson t Lumber vs W H: Salt Lake architect from informa6:30 p m—D court 1 10 a m shot the first arrows Monday to merman Norm Asmus 3837-- 75 Jack Sul- IL Williams-Donaldson vs I Adamio- —74 inter-troo- p arAlfred )Ivan Jones week obtained ski a of from leading launch 7:30 a m—Petty Motor vs Mecca Bar tion P Irl n-B love court 2 Dave Martin 3841-- 70 Runs Croft 39- Gibson I Dean Lawrence-LuckJay 40--79: Cliamplombip night lodges of America J H Angel chery competition at the Taylors-vin- e George Burtoft 4039-79- 3ack j m court 3 Jr White 4040-a :30 a tn—Cudahy 'Packing U rat- Paul 414- 1-Brown 80 L D S ward Zwick va A Andersen-O Jensen-general contractor will be In 82 James Poftar e v Beverage Gsbardt Jo The winners at the end of the Cowan court 1 noon Wendell Leavitt VII 'IttPlibilealll g:30 p charge of 'constructionNes Merles Douglas Bolton Bob Peterson Mountain nal Supply The project is being- fostered by week will get their troop number 1 Thome'' 4245--87 tClyds V vs Weleer wart Barker R Blaine Kimball Bill HuckIlla ‘ ' Alta Winter Sports Inc Salt Lake engraved upon a copper arrowgloastay's Insults as la 4841-87: Ralph Emery R Pt E Winter i hake Singles Vern Whits Sports Association Inctthe head which will be presented at Ed Mlles 4742— 1 American Smelting g 0 p Rimatreet vs - ILWilliama court 3 89 Hugh Dobbs 4247--89: Dalton Caw Pomo Department 4 6 4 Salt Lake chamberof commerce the end of the year to the outnon 3 II in Jack Sampson 4743-- Gunderson and Hollander Sto and county and cltycommissions aided standing sports troop of the disConway Deardoa Vs D Cooper court 90 Russell Wallace and Her i Pond Ion Van Cott by a substantial contribution from trict— J' 'Rex Mackay explorer M tick vs B Goatee court 3 tn p ' Juvenile E R Flight Westdistrict commiuloner is In charge H Atkins vs R W arner court 5 14 9 4 the Denver and Rio Grande Pinney Beterase Dick Lundahi Pear 1 it in Larry3640-Hamel Furniture of the archery meet 3 4 7 ern railroad eon 3T38-- 751 Ruasell Mears Miele Little sharp-shootin- g Takeitwo Tough Drills ed '1K e off-tack- le ) 68 fin-!sh- ed were-finalis- Favored Otitfits Triumph In City Softball Mkt it Rovers Trip Pi G Club all-ti- 9-- 1 Deadline Set' Today on Golf Trials ieit all-sta- rs m--- all-sta- rs their diminished mound staff Redthatched Johnny Zar has just been released from Idaho Fall& hospital Pat Tobin and Ed Smith are operatthg with sore arms and young Roy Fitter for all his being a grade A prospect is still a bit and Tauffer too young to use in regular roles Al That leaves only Emmertson Mounteln Fuel Supply Mecca Bet with full possession of his I ties—and Al can't pitch every day Milt' Sperling Goods in the week Allen Bahr has been Beneficial Life bothered by lack of control but As14 Aste and ?Heenan' sati Smith he'll probably get plenty of chance bard to work that out of his system i 'the next two weeks Swimmers Drill M 8 M Idaho—The mr-Juni- Rfi 2- Shamrock-Footrirtnler- s o Nort-Gen- e w Young-Maria- i Banks-partn- and Bishop R R 17 13 0 1 1 1 I 12 1 R 9 1 2 3 Stagg PORTLAND Aug 12 (UM— Idaho Falls Russets-a- re wearing Outstanding women aquatic stars Of the nation took hard work-out- s their hair closely cropped Idahooralls barbers have offered Monday in preparation for the naso many free hair cuts as prizes tional A A U women's outdoor that some of the players have Just swiMming and divine championabout had all of their hair chipped ships to beheld here next Friday away Saturday and Sunday FALLS Petersen-partne- work to Start - - IDAHO Liberty Net Schedule st Un Al a Lodtre field X 4 - m--- DENVER Aug 12 (—Duncan Okla reached the final ofthe Denver Post baseball tournament by ''-- 422 - I Provo Salt Lake Golfers Shoot 68s to Tlefor Medal Honor er Denver Tournament Goes Into Finals PIONEER LEAGUE BIG SIX Club ab r h tb 2b Player Mel Duesabou 2b Idaho Falls 170 45 88 109 8 Walt Lowe lb Boiae 95 148 255 31 Dale Laybourne ss Ogden 426 80 146 214 22 Mike Reser of Idaho Falls 871 62 125 160 20 Tom Robello lb Salt Lake 405 97 136 231 28 Steele figured by Stewart Favored league fans as the best defensive cond sacker in the circuit had ALBUQUERQUE N M Aug 12 Stewart of two stitches taken in his hand '(UP)—Vern (Spec) --Ros- well ranked as favorite Mon and will be out of action at least ntil the opening of the Boise se1 day night to win the annual south- west tournament beginning Wed- - ries Thursday night Hi may not be able to- play for at least a ' resday Stewart southwst champion week from 1931 to 1934 beaded a field of 200 entries In all flights et the Incidentally young Mr Detemameet which included the pick of bou gave local ans more proof golfers from New Mode° Arizona that he is the best hitter in the league Sunday He banged out Texas and Nevada a home rui and a single and his homer was a line drive over MEETING OF PPECIAL mmrit op Ben Guintini OF I01V BLociie left field wall STOCKUOLDEIOI A 411rAll VOILFOIRATION - Of Mg in left for the Bees didn't even tockholdereA special of meeting nooly Block will be held at 304 Doolv take out after the ball on Lake 1500c each" 11100114110171404' t)NCY' a my 31 fi 27 9 Totals Totals 32 7 24 91 nifith aBatted for Bates I 52 030 010 000- -4 Idaho pans 19 35 000- - 00x- -5 005 Salt Lake Beard Olden- - Bobby Adams 2b--of it- 1 838 59 113 140 12 Summary: Runs--Res- er 43 Ogden tiers 2 Moreato Henson Perry Robetio Marlowe Krrors—Bahr Beard Moresto include games of Sunday afternoon and night) (Figures Sto Sacrifice bits—Oldelibers Hatthett Two-bas- e Bees lost the services of makes its appearance len base—Beard The likebite—Perry Three-bas- e Menson Owen hit—Oldenberg able lad from southern California Left an Double play—Perry to Rotten° eir keystone sack ace hard-hittin- g bases—Idaho Fall 5 Salt Lake ft Struck the 'at- Al Steele Sunday when Mel expects to be in Salt Lake Bases on out—By Bahr 6 Marlowe 9 ter part Of this week- balls—Off Bahr 5 Marlowe 2 Buns re- Deuzahim's hard grounder bounced Hit ponsible for—Bahr 3 Marlowe 4 with pitched ball—Beard by Marlowe Runs While the Bees are going about batted in—Oldenbers 2 Bates Bahr Hen- away from his gloved hand and son 2 Burleson 2 Robello Umpires— spit open his right sand between Time-2their chores with a patched tip McShane :07 At and Campbell -- fandance-2- 400 the fourth and little fingers estimated ' urancAorns race - By-Jim- Wild Heaves—and Such 11 tti (intent- u - - Henson 191 Gott-110- Junior Open Field Tribune Intermountain Wire OGPEN—The Boise Pilots Mon- day night evened their series with Ogden at a game apiece in a 64 battle that produced one of the flukiest triple plays dyer seen In the Pioneer or any other leggue In chalking up his thirteenth win of the season Jack Mentz was tagged for 10 hits but he kept them scattered - and the Reds couldn't overcome a four-ru- n splurge that the pilots went on in the third inning The Pilots cbasedClayton Lain ben in that third inning and-theteed off on Jeff Ford Ford was nicked with the losshis eighth of " the season The Reds took consolation in the fact that they pulled 'the second triple play of the current seasons but it took a lot of wild baserunning bythe Pilots to help them out Twin Falls was credited with the other triple play several weekti ago against Salt Lake In the fourth Price led t'ff for Boise with a single Mentz tapped down the third base line the tall taking a bad hop and getting past McConnell for a °double Price going to third Williamson hit a sharp grounder to Laybourne at short The Ogden' shortstop chased after Mentz and tagged him before he could reach had third Price meanwhile started for home and was trapped by McConnell and Stetnbeek McConnell making the out McConnell then threw to Steinbeck who was covering third and the Ogden who catcher tagged Williamson by that time was heading for third The teams tangle again Tuesday at 8:15 p m The Reds announced Thursday night would be Amelllean Legion night at Affieck park Ogden and Brigham City Legion teams will tangle at 6 p m prior battle to Two-bas- SALT n'i en esk Mentii Handcuffs e 5-- - !toot tod s in Junior Triple Iitilhrtg Falls to Help Redlegs Second Straight From Idaho Falls Leägue oi se To 4 :i-- 1940 - ussets ees Defeat —August 13 Salt gakt Zribunt V -- CI Golfers Report Directors' Matches jilliction' City Waits Arrilia1 Of Horned Frog Mentor Webet Coach Dutch Meyer of Texas Christian tmiversity who will instructor at the4annual Og- den coaching school sponsored by Weber junior college add Armstrong's Sporting Goods store will arriVa at the Junction City Wednesday for a few days of fishing' before the school opens Coach fdeyer will be the guest Mrs IL mentor onli a tour-da- y trip Into the Alintah's Several other coaches will be Included In the party The school will open next Monday at Weber junior college for five days More than 100 leading college junior college and high schootmentors in this district are expected to attend the popular school of Bob Davis C 4 T Stewart defeated Mn Ernest Halvorsen' 4 and 3 Mrs F T Whitworth mion °Iv' Mrs D Clark 2 Mrs A C Wore de Seated Mrs G C Earl 44 and Mrs J 4W Deal drew a bye In sec ond ound August leg directors cup matches at the Salt Lake Coun-- r try club Semifinal matches will be played Tuesday Also on the docket- isu a match play tourney on the first nine and a putting contest a 3-- 78 DeLin Pottsr 4141--82 Clarence Junior Anderson 44- Emery 4044-- 84 42-- 88i Garth Bullock 4244-4- 18: Paul t Bill Johnson' 4443— Andrus 4841-- 87 t Norman ST: Grant Leavitt 4049-- 80 ' lArson 4348-- 89 Iohn Farrington 41 42-8Joh Eldon Pearce 4743---0- 0 Jack Brewster 4143— Black 90 Grant Larson 8045-92 t amidst amend Alan Burton 47: Clifford Burtaft 4111 Tommy McHugh OIL' Farroll Nicholls ita and Gordon Davlas 85 i 1114MBBIRNMOMIMRM10 DATAND NIGHT ' - 4 1 TOWING & WRECKER - SERVICE CALL CAPITAL CHEintotst 1th South sad Statfu MOW Days: Was Was 174S-- at Was 1144-1- 4 i t |