| Show 7' - 16- - Thurstlaxitornmi g - - - - - - it - gakt Zeibunt- — - - —August 15 1010 't ' c 111 1114c 15n- Aly--: HuDmell--- 1: lig Browns F L Downs Bole Drs ' Boise's Threat to Bees' - - 4 ' 6 By 84i Score By Marlowe Branagan The Salt Lake Bees bid farewell th the Idaho Falls Russets Wed- needay night at Community park I! they eventually staggered out with an 8 to 6 triumph in a ball game that was as weird as a haunted house By their win they Wretched their Pioneer league lead to eight and games and left themselves in a nice spot to e stand here open a Thursday against the second-plac- e Boise Pilots How the Russets and the Bees 'Fere able to put on a close ball same Wednesday will always re thain somethingof a mystery to the 1813 fans who turned dut to bid Ted Mayer and company adieu Cold statistics which have a habit at being baffling on occasion were The Bees just that Wednesday made 15 hits and left 16 on the Eases The Russets on the other hand made three hits and six runs and left only five runners stranded Three-lil- t Job one-ha- Won ' - Al (Nig) Tate the drawling rahoma came up with a three-hl- t pitching achievement Against the Russets and his mates treated him with about as much tespect as a problem child shows a truant officer : While Al was industriously enin digging his way out of gaged !be baseball doghouse the rest of his mates gave every evidence of their intention to keep him there They booted in three runs with ridiculous ease They put runners-othe sacks with equally ridiculous ease and left them there with monotonous regularity When It didn't matter if they hit- - they clubbed the cover off the ball When hits meant runs they were —as weak as a gent just–recovering from the plague Storm Rita l'ark The Russets Went Into action With a pitcher John Zar just out of the hospital On a basis of his work Wednesday the hospital was a bit hasty In turning him loose The weather man cooked up a storm- - Which put 15 of 18 lights atop thelrandstand out of action He ought to be sued for not put ting out the rest The players both teams werein the dark before the weather man ever started his evil work The fansat least most of them were also pretty much In the dark as the boys proved that a lad doesn't have to play first class baseball Just because he's in a first class baseball park Bill Beard the Russets' recelVfor joined the ranks of the recalcitrants in the eighth when he dropped a tthird strike on Ben Guin tini picked the ball up and dented the right field fence with a peg which at least was long if not ac curate That gave the Bees their -- final-- pair of tallies two runners scampering home on the last of nu achievements lo merous dipsy-dthe evening Name Jansen '' Thursday the local7will send their ace i ander' slender rightll the firing line Larry Janse against the) I dangerous pilots Jansen has( had ample rest and should:13i in top form for his 8:15 p m(date with Andy Harrington and company Return of Roy Par-te- e to' work behind the plate will V also bolster the Robello men for their stand which will make or break title hopes for the visitnrs Larry Susee an up and down performer tough when he's up and Ok- right-hand- 1 1 o e and only when he's down will work on the firing the Pilots in the Thursday shindig It will be ladies' night at the local ball so-s- o "" orchard Southern AAsoeiation — ' Atlanta 3 Chattanooga Nashville 84 Knoxville ' kletv 074'1: 1 1:1:n71114ga m7 r ' - tau: limo" Size 632 552 481 476 462 396 Dobson Polivka Sr 7 ARMOR-RUBBE- R Bo1 lb Willmen Sheehan 4 0 2 5 2 5 5 0 Lowe lb 5 0 9 Hrtigtti 2h I I 0 Lorenen c 3 0 3 Fanatic et 4 2 2 Price It— 3 I I Fields p 2 0 0 aDennisin 0 0 Snyder p 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mints p IIN 2 Carmen lb 2 Laybnis es Joeeph rt Sinnott if Duff cf 5 0 9 0 3 1 1 4 5 1 1 0 4 2 1 0 4 2 2 0 Stremill ?b 3 1 1 2 Adams 2b 4 2 4 2 fl Sleinbeck e 3 0 R 2 21 Stone 0 0 p Ill Lambert P 0 0 0 1 n 0' Of t)1 21 11 01 33 5 24 fr—Tniele 34 9 27 11 'Matted for Yields in seventh non 000 12s-- -S 202 001 3 ghee- ROna—Layhotmla Summary: heti 2 Joseph Sinnott McConnell repistic Price Denniatem Atlanta Harrington feteinbsek Zrrors—Lorensen 2 Lavbounte 2 Stainbeck Stolen bases—Sinnott McConnell Adams Sacrifice hit e sells regularly for 'Totals tp t t (' ABI40 ' 'Mann 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 2 0 2 1 1 4101 AB H 4 3 4 2 8 0 3 3 0 3 - pitcher-- a 3 050 2 0 0 5 4 3 0 2 Ur $11 r'!::-:' YW1:-"'$ t ! :0 1 ): ' :4 Hit Umpires Attendance 600 o 411 t13 41 527 Nsw Vork 54 414 Al 4‘itirsipi Pt (mils 54 tiositton 51 4I Philadel6166 34 511 Al 51 51 513 60 444 67 05 41 Bonham f) 117 387 $t (137 osila Newsom al i I — Detroit 431 541 Pilliadolphis V0114 NeW isms PO i 0 13 inn)ngs) 59 11111 495 495 360 113 At 04 67 337 litesitits Itrookivn Illostint 4111 s 4 Pittsburgh h night isms) Cincinnati 94 Chleago rain I I (Fist t innings post mined Thstraday'a Probable Pitearra f NPW Vora Ron Ion—Mellon I44) 4 ) or attliter Ira tt-44 l'oxertel I PallatIrlphla atI Brooklyn—Matte t a ‘Vyatt 14 la flartnnati at fairagtaooMtiora (841) l'assoatt 911 ) Nature ichartoltd t— 1:141) t mt MIfl — The DETROIT Aug 14 Detroit Lions opened their training season Monday in preparation for the 1940 National Professional Football league campaign Among the 42 players reporting to Coach George (Potsy) Clark was Jack Johnson veteran tackle and the only player who was with the club when it moved to Detroit from Portsmouth Ohio in the fall' of 1934 Johnson was a University of Utah star Six new members of the Lions' squad will not report their appearance on allIstar team which Green Bay Packers August 29 Bobby Adams o- :Yetpk 1:' l Ca l American Legion club — champion 0i Caff ein-- Sunday 10 noon h 73 151 149 129 184 f Ten years ago at?road shouldered lad wandered Into Community park and took an live part in an American Legion 1 tourney t h e re t' k He was g mem- " b er of the Long Beach 111G SIX th 114 280 221 147 233 144 2h 3b A 4 8 18 9 38 12 20 28 344 80 11 '12 Ogden (Figures Include games of Irtle4darnIght) 2b-o- after years later this same I lad ambled up to the- - plate and took some lusty cuts at pitches - t 'I't ''''' 'v kl- y-- ' P tio I 1 I until after the college meets the in Chicago :- e 5 7 FRED A CARLESON Maht Was Inc 1414 r Ruffin(' Tames Boston Clan ToalI Dumbert—in-oevent- h 311 ono ono 9 27 13 ono---- p 0 0 0 0! a ' d 5 2 1 1 0 1 3 1 1 01 01 Oi 2h Orengo Outtrdge aft two A day junl Sull SI the the3 4 Ca Thr tent gay firs' It's"33 — xliatted for Frye in seventh IsRatted for Pehtlito in tieventh xxxBatted for Beek tn ninth noo too 201- -5 Philadelnbia 101 021 10x- -6 Bmokien F rrors—None Rune betted Mummery: Itt–'–ftisso 2 Mahan Mae 2 Walker 2 9 0! 1 01 4 21 01 01 3031 1 0 lamer 0 31 01 CLEVELAND ASH 0 A Chapman it 4 1 2 0 Weathrly et 4 2 3 Boudreau as 4 1 1 3 Troskv 1 b 3 0 10 0 305 Keltner 3b 3 1 1 rt Beti Mack 2b Hemsley 0 &Smith p 3 0 2 1 on 4 15 aevi 0 the app 2 3 1 41 0 0 2 and g It fool ' A 011 jun Totals 28 8 27 10 29 1 24 81 Totals aBatted for qt Smith in ninth 000 000 000- -0 Chicago 202 000 00x— 4 'Cleveland Boudroaii Errors—Webb Summary: Runs batted in—Wfatherly 2 Bell Two-bas- e Three- hit —Hemaley Home rtin —Wes hbans hit—Boudreau and Mark Double plays—Boudreau rrly Trosky Kennedy and Kuhel Webb An- belle—Off oKtruhzel: pirraisthen pstminitlhaln out— By A Smith 43 by E Smith 3 less Bor deb Ent T cell Les ' fin Me whi Home Run Club czs ' ' N Thl str( 'I t i ::( -- I ' :lNI '': '1' 4 sO'!'4N'!'!::-'!: ari::::: 4: ) i Zii::::::::f Nr4- - il )t r ::: !?::4:kt: ::?!' ::' :i Da WI )S:!:V : :"1'zztn!:7i ::e?:y ifik i:::-44:- : 't - :: ::':! 0:':::r:' ' i : - ::::::::::::)':':14 vq:::'141fk - ''':':':-:- ''" : ' ip t r ''::::'' 1 '' ' 1 z!' - BLE110ED331111MESJiu::::- 14 --- 1 il A! t?'''' ' : Fin Mc Ro ::!Ti::j:t:::h 11':9471 If lit - Fla RAI 47:: 'ws1C'-:- c TIn ! 106' r :::: v eor pre sio' t:i: — ::L ' 1 :4:' ::' - 4N "::- :— 1 ''if: -- till Ikc 1 i:::::r:: ::i: 3 -- IV ::!: ::l7 Ni ::1 'tof! ''‘'‘ 'I :1 1::':7t!'liTAi?: ' - 1 ' VI:::'': 9 da2 - ::: ' ( 0!' V91 ' ''i':' rr r ':'''4::"'sf bro I :'k iiH 1 ri 4:Al 1ik: :'" '':: ":4 '4 't :1 ::i::::: ''11 1!"r7:i:lil'i-- i cTV di) ? :' :i: ''''' i ' Al ' ':':Ri'::::'-':ii:'- ': r 0' 4tVi 1 pro of i: ‘:::-:wek- - I ARIP ffirtP UNt-blith- MAItt - Alin INIPPIPS' LILtii l takes 33 separate brews to make a single glass of Pabst Blue Ribbon I - - know it's blending that makes fine wines coffee and tobacco so good And those Who VOU - what blending!' drink Blue Ribbon can tell you - ZA does for beer!1 Try a glass today and enjoy your discovery of what beer flavor and beer smoothness can be! - it- - blend- - -- of not two or five or twelve : but 33 separate nappicfficienti —and day and night— expert prompt and That's— courteous EIIIIETT'S cBoluueReti beer 24VV Sth South - authorized Ford service (they sell the new Fords and tvlercurys you know!) And Bennett's modern fastlow car is ready to downtown ' - - 74- ra IS Compaityltase Oilli't' 1 - - a ' et'4 4) 7M 11 :5 A''''- -- :I : bit - " 1 iie ' -- Brows t - -: that is and a goodness that Cooyrigit MO Pabst Brinring the Used Car bargains in the Bennett Classified Ad makes' - T never varies Sc : lamtegricwahsapt With a smoothness unique Sarvil you ANYWHERE ANY TIME i But — — ' brews from 33 separate kettles edi e Each brew is as fine as 'Choicest in and Pabst's 96 years of experience 171 can make itThen all 33 are brought StulINITBI!! together in perfect balance': A i brew? 1: Of to An expensive way v -- --o- nly the t:::tV::4'''4'P cPit f- 1 01001)04 1 B Jul? Greenberg Tigers 33 Cardinal National leaguaMlse Nicholson Cubs 19 Rizzo Phi Wee it t :4(71 Zit 00 4 2a Wed Sox American league-40- 0m Yankees 25 Ili Maggio 23 - You Know Your Boer Boss! SERVICE? 5 1 0 0 5 0 10 0 5 2 2 3- 0 0 0 0 1 0 Horne runs—Mies laughter Double Stolen base—Ditteggio to plays—P Wailer to Vaughan Germs to P Watier- Marlon to Mime Guetin Banes on balls—Ott Sewell 4 H Brown 2 Write 1 Doyle1 2M Cooper 2 litnick out Brown 1‘ McGee 1 —By Sewell Hits—Off Doyle 4 Cooper 1 Shaun 2 McGee 4 in 2 Doyle 10 in 8 Cooper 2 In 1 Shotin 1 in 1 13 Sewell S in M Brown 4 in 2 3 7 Kiingar 2 in Wild Michel— Sewell Cooper Winning Los in g piteboe—ig piteher—Shoutt —Moore Orange 3 AI 31 01 r— to 9-- 6 3 1 2011 2 ' It 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Shona p Total 45 15 33 12 Coopers Si be 4 With Phi lilies 31) 1 Owen a so 1 1 0 0 Marion 0 0 0 0 McGte p 0 0 0 1 a& Martin 1 0 1 1 Doyle p ABHO Dodgers Divide IV 4 1 0 0 I 4 1 Webb 2b Kreevieh er 4 0 Kuhn lb 4 0 Bolters It 3 0 Appling ea Wriaht it 2 0 3 0 Tresh e Kenndy 3h 3 0 ESmith p 2 0 1 0 AN JOSEAug 0 (11 lot right-hande- tor 6-- l IT 101111 PITTSBURGH itHehas a steady job with Chrysler ABROA ABBOA1 when he hangs up his spikes—and Motile 2b S 3 5 51 alien 3h 2b el$ 4 2 0 8 3 2 i01 Moore rt lHoit rf he also has a growing boy and a norms 3h 5 2 1 41 'Slaughter re 0 1 1 0 81 4 11 1 4 1 Mite sa 4 5 lb tiny daughter who are of the firm Vaughan P Wane lb 5 1 12 21Padgett lb 1 0 1 0 4 1 3 1 opinion That "dad" should be home VnRobys if I 2 3 01 it lh Hopp more DiMagio et 4 1 1 017Martin It 0 0 1 0 1 twenty-secon- (1 24 121 - Lopes e Fernand& Night game: CHICAGO piteber--Gum- Cards Down Pittsburgh IDAHO FALLS Idaho — Fred d Bradley Idaho Falls Russet hurler Is laid up with a to Idaho Falls recently pulled muscle in his back beneath the shoulder blade Lou Garland Ten years seems a long time business manager of the team reTake a look at box scores of games' ported The Injured player Is Unin the mftiors in 1930 and then det a physician's care 4 111 e same list In 1940 Kit Carson Is still around He has also been around Kit it married ST LOUIS Aug 14 and is the father of two children a Martin making a belated appearboy nearly 3 and a girl less than ance in a parade of substitutions 6 months old' An the winter seaworked Pitchers Mace Brown for son he voila for the Chrysler cor- a walk with the bases loaded in poration In Maywood a suburb of the eleventh Inning Wednesday Los Angeles night to force In the winning run Maybe this4will be hig list sea- as the St Louis Cardinals shaded son Kit opines that the road back the Pittsburgh Pirates' ? to 6 but marked the I by The lowly Phi's The Brooks took the first one due 5 but lost the second to their own ineffectual pitching plus some heroic hitting by Johnny NEW YORK Aug 14 UP-- - Rizzo who blasted out a pair of Charley the Red 'Ruffing kept the homers He also got one in the streak alive first game Yankee winning That left the Dodgers still a full Wednesday hurnbling the Boston Red Sox with Ilk hits to win 823- five games hPhinel MP Reds WhoSo That was the third straight win game with Chicago was rained out First row! over the Sox and ran the Yankee PHILADELPHIA BROOKTTH A11110A 4111HO A1 virtory string up to six 3 2 2 3 MilY lb 5 1 2 0! Reese U Three of the hits the Sox got Schulte 2b 3 0 4 11 Walker et 4 1 4 0 o off Ruffin g were impressive homers sxMassera 11 00 00 0101 Camilli elb 43 Via 1 3 0 Monk 2b Phelps by Lou Finney Ted Williams and Marty et 5 1 5 01 Medwk 11 4 I 1 0 4 3 10 Vosmlk rt 4 1 1 1 Ritmo rf Jimmy Foxx Warren a 4 1 0 OlLavasto 3b 4 0 3 2 NEW YORK BOSTON so 3 0 2 20 2 1 I 3 Brassy! H AB ABHOS Mueller if 2 0 1 01 Coseart 0 Vitssimne p 3 1 1 2 2b 5322 0Dilig et 43 0 31 1111 Oordon 0 0 0 1 4 3 8 11 Casey p lb :Mohan 0 4 2 2 3b Rolfe 0 Cramer it Johnen p 2 0 0 2! Carleton p 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Finney lb 4 2 A 01 Henrieh'rt 11 0 0 0 Frve Wiliam-112 1 01 JDibist et 8 0 4 0 YKlein 4 1 0 0 01 2 1 4 0 4 2 4 01 Keller if Foss c 0 0 I 11 2 9 0 Beek p Cronin is 4 0 2 21 Rossr c 01 Tsbor 3b 3 0 5 21 Dahlgrnlb 4 0 7 0 xxxAtwood 0 0 0 1 1 3 CrometH 0 0 2 3' la Doerr 2b 4 Totals 35 9 24 121 Totals' 31 2 2? 12 Three-bas- I ture surl A ()"field 14APh4Little ono 914 10x- -6 'Dado 117 worlds flyweight chamX Moore Summary: Xrm'no—Ctiteinello to the bantam Salvo) pion and claimant Runs batted Ritteett Y Moore Twmbase had hands full here throne hit Double hita—Miller Rowell Miller to Tuesday night in Nat Corum 121 nlays—mbltebead to Young Rowell to Haesett 3 t Sales On bails—oft Los Angeles and wu held to a Gumbert 3 off Lynn 1 oft Salvo 3 Struck out—IV Clumberl 1 bY Linn i surprise draw over 10 rounds in a Hits—Off aumbert Y in by salvo 3 Wild pitch- -bristling main event witnessed by oft Lynn 2 in 2 Innings Salvo Loring I capacity crowd of 2500 Three-bas- 34 11 27 5 33 8 24 10' Totals Totals sliatted for Johnson in eighth 200 000 100--- 3 Roston 002 000 51x- -8 New York gloRuns betted Error Williams J DiMngsto 2 Henrieh WillitMA om Foss Rolfe 3 Rol-t- r 2 TwoMase hit Home runs—Finney ' Wil Rolfe Finney nonStolen base—Cronin hems Foss Dialergin and Cronin on belie—Oft Johnson 4 Rutting 2 Struek Hite— Off 7 Johnson 4 hr rbi pet out —By Rutting 1 in 10 in 7 innings: Osiehouee 1 30 —410 Johnson Hit by piteher—By Johnson I Rolfe t Losing pitcher- -20 105 351 Wild Mich—Johnson Johnson 8 15 J43 340 0 85 19 37 334 1 43 334 7 Sacri- Little Dado Draws I000 With Nat CorumS- lerrors—Traviv Pofahl Summary: Davie ChapmanR 2 Buns batted 3 Walker Potter Chapman Lewis Case Home BROOKLYN Aug 14 MP)—The Two-b- e bite—West 2 Stolen baaes—Johnriln—S Chapman Brooklyn Dodgers had a chance to Son Pile ri flee -- - lobe rt Siebert Case cut the first place lead of the Double Earls plava—F Chapman to PROS to Siebert Potahl to Bloodworth to on Ramea West belle—Oft Potter 3 off Cincinnati Reds to a mere four cmac 7 but they blew qtritelc eta—illte Potter 6 by games Wednesday Wild plteh—Chaaa Chace 7 it dividinT a double header with Cialehose that t) 31 - itElatted New York Boatoo Two-bas- 141 t Totals Total 48 17y32 181 game in a row in which he !Batted for Sewell in eighth has bit safely This eclipsed the galtatted for Davis in eighth yTwo out when winning run scored mark compiled by Dale aBatted for McGee hi second Lambourne of the Ogden Reds Pittsburgh 110 100 012 00-- 41 000 000 411 01- -7 For all his lusty stickwork the St Louis ' Rune batted in—Garme Summary: "gentleman farmer" from Walla tine 2 Moore Slaughter Mize 2 Davis Van Robays Nom J Martin Walla Wash has yet to collect a Omit e Germs Oustine hits—Elliott circuit blow this season hits t Moore Sewell Davis Mtge car " tYllnP --203 Johnson g 2 0 0 11 Rutting p 1 0 0 0' sPescock Medwick 2 Beck Double Ways— fices—Bragan Franks and Reiser Mahan (unassisted) Bases on balls—Off Flowers 1 Head 2 1 1 3 Beck Pearson Carleton I Casey fitruck out—By Mina 2 Flowers 1 Wilton 3 Pearson 1 Casey 1 Hits—Off Davis 4 in 3 Flowers 3 in 2 Head 0 in 0 I pitched to 2 batters) Casey 1 in 2 Carle- 3 in 2 Pearson 5 in 3: flyi Johnson H 0 A ton 4 in 3 Blithe 0 in 1 Hit 2 in 2 Beck 1 0 1 Wild Flowers (Marty) by pitcher—By 1 4 0 pitch — Casey Winning pitcher — Beck 2 4 6 Losing pitcher—Carleton 0 2 0 0 2 0 11 3 2b 4 0 5 3! Siebert lb 2 0 11 7 West lb 4 3 a1 Of Paves e se 3 02 61 32 3 4 1 3l PChomn Potehl 11 Davis 2ts 4 1 3 3 2 0 Parly e 4 4 1 0 Potter p Chase --11 Total' 32 7 27 16 ToIals 351127 102- -- 5 010 010 Waahinston 000 210 000— 3 Philadelphia Mike Reset collected Sewell p three hits off Mel Ristau and Jack sDavis xxLWanet Brown Tuesday night it not only Klinger p hiked his batting average to a tldy hiltrown p Stdan $1095 5-- runs—Rim Home All ABH061 5 Whitehd2b 4 1 3 5 flisti3b 4 JMoorel 3 1 1 '00 Cooneyc 4 Rowel12b Demareeel 4 1 2 4 1 101 PLMoorert 3 Younglb 4 Denninge 3 1 3 001 Rom' 4 2 2 4 4 Mimes Ottr Ottreillio3b 3 1 0 21 Hamlett:lb 3 21001 3 1 3 311 Demme 1 3 Wham' 31 Salvoep Oumbertp 2 0 0 fli 0 0 I ittucker t han—the—rnarl—tr- - '': check over 340 was owned and carefully driven by prominent Salt Lake family Only 20000 miles (we'll certify this) Aristocratic Antoinette Blue finish finest Bedford Cord upholstery brand new tires with Life Guard Inner tubes Perfect meIn fact the entire car chanically earries our unconditional guarantee In writing Cost over WOO Offered today 'at --- Wild Heaves—and- - Such a Irtoth Pet 04 594 rt:t Wodnesday f I at Lost 111 ("Ineinnall )r941141444 lisl 411 Won Pct 604 580 1061 TI ' 500 ' National League ' 44 nine plor 45 gli ::i Thuraday'a Probable Plichera Bonbon at New 1 ork—liev Ina - lt II Senators Down 1 ' -- - left-han- 1° balls—Off Harris 2 Bildilli 3 Lawson 4 '—Rowell 2 Sacrificta—Hubball Yonne 1 Double plays— Coffman I Rowe 4 Mellain 2 Trout Moore Cooney Hama Struck out—By Harris 1 Rowe 1 Trout unageisted: Errickson Miller and Young in1 Hits—Or f Whitehead I in I RP'S Miller Rowell and Hamlett Hamlett: Rattin 8 ir 2 Bildilli 3 in 2 2 Errickson 1 ningm on halls—Off Hilithell Cott 1 In I 1 (0 out in 7thi Lawson Struck out—Hubbell in 7thi Rowe 9 in S i0 out man 4 In Winning McKain 1 Iii 1 Trout 1 in 2 Sei4md game: IA141gi pitcher—Lawson Pitcher—Trout BOSTON NEW YORK :d r- stra nen afte Three-bas- 1 ' ':" rout 10' TWO-ba- :i ::'ill 0: 0 0 d Two-ba- 4 01) t nant-ma- b b ::: ': igueStandings 55 48 ' lAmln at oper 3b-2- b i ::? 05 43 40 2b yhtoeryke —1 ' ! : 43 (11 ' ' i:': )!:: 'i:::' 1::c Aork day Ai " i :::::4 ii ! ' 03 nh PHILADELPHIA Aug 14 (R)— i"J: " 2 1 Buddy Lewis' triple in the ninth i 4I Inning with two men on bases and II ' 41::stos:ooiosio:AtioP4 4if titii :isk 0 two out gave the Washington Senators a 5 to 3 victory over the This sturdy Boise hurler—he's leading the Jack Mentz Philadelphia Athletics before 2916 fans Wednesday clubta moundsmen with 13 won and sixlottis expected to PHILADELPHIA e WASHIWITON A1 in ofth-series the ARHOA Pilots' with AR H secomrgame pitch Friday 4 2 2 01111ibeling 3b 4 fl 2 3 Case ef y 3 fI I 1 4 2 ft 0 Moaes rf at Community the Bees here The seriet will Lewis rf Walker If a 2 fl 0! litChpmn 11 4 1 1 15 21 If 5 1 2 0 4 0 2 Travia 3b Johnsop p m park at 6: molootageolabtni""11014-- 1938 Cadillac4-d- r this luxurious custom-bui- 1204 BECK ST ' When r Covey Gas & Oil :i'' 4 ' ::: PIONEER LEAGUE Club at r Player Mel nuetabou 2b Idaho Falls 178 47 VAR Lowe lb Boise 430 96 Dale Laybourne ss Ogden 434 II Mike Reser of Idaho Falls 870 85 Toni Robe ilo lb Salt Lake 413 99 A 0 0 S 5 8 0 4 1 5 0 5 I 2 4 4 t Lions Begin 1940 Workouts 3 1 2 1 3 0114) 4 0 4 3 Morn :: A 1 LABS SALT Al Lositic ate t SOUTH MAIN ::?:: f t': :i li :i!-:- -- vs 3120 8 0 2 3102 4 0 2 ea 0 2 0 0 8 II Henson el 0 I 0' Perry 3b 2 I 5! Robed° lb 1 2 0' Owen et 0 01 II Burleson 30 0 0 11 Hatebett a 0 4 3' (1114111rd If 0 0 V Tate p 0 0 0 0 Or iAWtiogfiff Athletics Won 67 65 By: er ':: :4: ::v:i:: I' 1 ':!:i :''':: ? 4 V !::''ok 1 "' '4' '1l :':':: § :H: :':i S 1 '::!:: ::4''t1 ::ii: i ::: s ' g f i:)L:: :::' :'1 ' '! Vissitington Philadelphia Slatiermin 1:1Ii and 3Inntea 'tido tot Beekman (11 marl Clutter hleart at ClevelandLee 31 SAVE 111113 :::: :4 i t 1 : si' ' t:4 ::::: 4 f 1:(t::): 't ?' re 5 0 0 3 Bridgers is 1 White ef 13 Andrade lb 1 01 loratz lf 5 Of Kaki-gig- s 3h 1 0 Waldron rf 0 4 Kerr e 0 Galindo 2b 1 Caplinger p 51 31 01 018131 igt 1 - 1 Cleveland Indians beat the White Sox 4 to 0 before 59 068 fans Jimmy Webb's single in'the third inning Cost the a perfect game He fanned four and walked only one in notching 'his thirteenth victory " against five defeats It was the largest night crowd of the major league season The year's high was 82437 at Yankee stadium in New York Memorial Cleveland's record night day crowd of 62000 saw the Indians and Tigers in this city's first con- 8 1 Concert Pb 3 0 2 1 test under the Mahan lb 3 First game: 2 0 blc: lights In 1939 1 0 0 0 1 BOSTON 0 Pearson YORK NEW l p zzsPholps 1 ri : 102 A 111140A SvlJhnan p 0 The victory was the eighth in : 0 0 Hudson 2b 0 0 0 0 ABHOA1 3 4 Berdino as Higgins 1 1 1 1 4 0 1 stlassera 1 0'0 pavis p 1 0 Whithed 2b 3 0 0 51 Mall '3b gwift e 0 2 0 Flowers p 0 0 0 0 10 games for the Indians 4 1 4 0 Beck p 1 0 0 01 Cooney et Whitehd p I 1 1 01 Tebbetts e 4 2 2 0 xDanning S RIjbu p 4s 3 0 0 0 zGallagber 1 1 0 0 little 2 1 I t Stewart 3b 0 0 0 1 Rowell 2b I 0 0 01 Rowe p Harris p 'Head b 1 1 0 0 West rt 1 I 0 11 McKain 0000 Roy (Stormy) Weatherlywas the Bildilli p p 0 0 0 0 xxOtt 31 'Carleton p 0 0 0 1 Cleveland centerfielder 5 0 2 0 4 0 5 0 floss Moore it sAverill Lawson p 1 0 0 1100 1 1 0 0 szVosmik 5 1 3 5 1 0 00 Demaree r144 2 3 0 Miller ea in the' Redskins' attack' Coffman p 0 0 0 0 Trout 5 0 0 0 1 big gun 'Casey p Young lb 4 1 22 1 Hamlett lb 4 0 15 21 0 0 0 0 In the first inning he singled over 4 0 0 itzLaeagtto 1 1 0 Derrell e 30 5 15 27 et 12 Seeds 'rotate 3124eKlIalin TsBotaatitied35toIrt 4 5 1 1 21 Errlekson p 4 0 O'Dea e u" in seventh Totals 28 12 27 13 second and came home on Lou Totals 33 11 27 71 ono 300— T Cuccinello 022 It Louie Boudreau's triple and in the third ginned for Syr Johnson In sixth 27x- -13 4 0 2 300 001 Detroit 'Batted for Flowers in fifth 4 2 2 61 Berardino Witek ss he poled his sixth home run of Summary: nBatted for Carleton in seventh Runs batted Hubbell p 3 0 0 61 Radcliff York Campbell aszBatted for Conarart in eighth the season to score Smith who Whitehead Radcliff Clift 2 In—Swift in ninth for 23 Cues 39 5 36 itgBatted 241 Totals Judnich 2 Greenberg McCosky Higgins Totals 38 8 38 had walked Phi lidelphia 010 310 310- -11 Whiteheed hi ninth Tebbette Bartell 2 Gehringer 2 Campaflatted for 210 020 010- -8 McBrooklyn Boudreau tallied the Indians' hita—Tebbetta bell 2 exilatted tor Stewart In tWititat 0013 Buns batted in—Risso Summary: Rowe Home run—Clift 000 000 000 -1 New York Coaky Campbell other run in the first as he raced 3 May Warren Muelier Medwick Double plays—York 000 000 000 000--0 Breslin Bacrifice—McQuitin Boston 2 Franks Conarart home after his Walker Cann Rowell and Bartell York (unassisted) I Errors—Hubbell Hissing triple when Webb Summary: hits—lichulte May Bragan Two and 11eyer: Heffner Berardino and hfc4 Hassel Run hatted in—Demaree e hits—Walker Reiser threw Wild on the relay from the Bases on base bits—O'Dea Cooney Swift and Berardino Stolen bases Weeded Quinn: I Jmuedqnuici l'44 f'"41' l):i: t: ' :j '11 1te 4 POCATKLI0 Al i Triumph Ariett et Rates lb Carson 11 Duezbu 2b Reiter If Beard e Okinbra 3b Fond Is Zar p Tobin p With Liberal Guarantee '- billnay IDAHO 'FALLS the that (e-:i- :'1 1:iY: i ' 'k ' :": '''' 74e::' t'':: :::i:A: : ::::: 41)i4 :07 f::':::: ::4 i t :'::: - - out--B- I - Rem !Ito' Wedeseaday's 5 14014dolg0014 3 Wwshingion Now 'Cork R Hoeg on 3 Detroit 13 St Lot 7 land 4 (hic 4go 0 (night immte) - i W i t: PhlindelphIn Totals 31 5 27 11 'Pwin Fall' not ton 000- -2 Pocatello 100 000 000- -1 — A rnerich Runs Illation Summary: White Runs hatted in— Eraor—Kerr Endres' Stolen bane— OIL lorata Runs MP ponsible for—Hall 1 Bishop hit—Zndresta Bases Caplinger 1 Two-bas- s on balls—Off Hall 5 Caplinger 4 Struck out—By Hall 0 Caplinger IL Left on bases—Twin Falls 7 Pocatello P Double Hit play—Marcht to Bishop to Endres& by piteher--Andr- ade by Hall lImpirea— and Drollet le Time —1:55 Attendaneg-1- 081 (Ladles night) Bees t t :f1'106" :: :' ' MI ow'boys won the ball game 32 7 2 I '' : 1 $ Now z 0 I '''' t'hVa go Waohlniton pitcher Easy Payments 444 ::: ' elovelan47 Ea !Uwe)! park here )7ednesday night and when theysmoke had cleared away s7Captinger the leadt had leagues dropped hi sixth game of the Marchl fth 4 1 Bishop 2h 4 1 PIndress lb 4 2 ft 2 0 Hugh Randall et 4 0 Reynolds 11'3 0 Arnorich ss 3 2 4 1 Myers e Hall p — 4 0 i 4'::::: ' ::::: ajor Idaho—Bitz Bill Caplinger and Jack Hail hooked up in a first rate mounddile at Hatchet 3 Time-- 215 McShane and Campbell $1125 ':i :'i' : r :! t ':': :'4:1:'' 7 I American Lratine POCATELYO rALIA ABHO :: 'z ''''1‘ - A::j ( tPJi t 1A '104 fijktiii':0'' p' 1:) ::' rt ' ' ii :)4 ::f:::':f c- bits--- me Tem-bas- e only ban 2 round eighth inning Wednesday to Hubbell's victory reminiscent of Three-ba- Marty Home bits—Walker Reese runa—Bizzo CamUhl Double plays—Brae 13-7 win a loosely played tussle the good old days of 1938 but gan Schulte and Mahan Irrys Bragan Bailee onAalls—Olt FitzMahan and stop their losing streak at four Muter Melvin Ott shared Hub's and 1 simmons 1 Clisey 3 81 Mel who had been benchy Struck Casey 1 Carleton 1 Hits triumph S games in 6 Fitzsimmons —Ott Innings Casey ed for not hitting stepped in as 3 in 2 Carleton 8 in 0in 11 In$ I 2 Johnson Twelve men bitted againstRoxie a 1)inch-hittin the twelfth sin- 5 Frye 0 In 1 Beek Wild Pitch WinPamed ball—Phelps Lawson and Slicker Coffman the gled was saerifibed to Second and ning pitcher—Fitzsimmons Losing pitchlast two of five Brownie pitchers sent home on Frank Demaree's er—SI Johnson Jlow illeocind' game: In the eighth and a mixture of timely was his eighth BROOKLYN PHILADELPHIA four hits three walks and two of Hubbell's victory ABHOA and his the job longest year Reese 1 21 es 4 1 1 2' 5 0 3b May errors brought Detroit victory was his first success of the year echulte Pb 5 1 1 21 Walker rl 5 3 4 0 DETROIT ST 1 5 0 Camilli 4 et ABHOA1 lb Marty ABHO-over the Bees Whose sizzling vic- Rizzo rt 4 3 2 0 Medwielt It 53071 120 Heffnr 2b' 4 0 3 41 Bartell w 4 3 4 2 2 0 Belzer 3b Warren e 4 4 22 2 5 1 3 ill Iireoakyet ft 1 0 0 tory streak had given them-4- 1 Grew rt 2 2 1 Wasdell rt 4 2 1 0 Radcliff it 4 1 1 01 Gehrngr 2b 5 2 3 3 victories out of their last 15 starts Swan e 3 Mueller '5 Franks 0 It 1 0 40 I 4 r b pidwth Tribune Ntermountain Wire score: Chicago to Single Safety 1) IT Al Smith Holds (AP)-4Cfn- open-Thursda- Adams Twobasa hits—Joseph Herrington Runs 3 Sheehan 3 Sinnott batted Bauer Egnatic Laybourna loaeph Har- Muhl to rington play—Laybourne Adams to Canavan Inning pitched—By Plaids e Snyder Plus Helltil 1 19011s 7 Lambert 2 Charge defeat to Fields Credit victory to Stone Runs responsible tor—Plaids 5 Snyder 3 Stone 5 Struck Field' 2 Minis 1 Slone 4 Latn out—By Bases on bort 4 Fields 3 2 Stone 7 Hit with Pitched baa- -Time--2:itteltibeck by Snyder Serpa and Rasmussen At tendanet---79— Three-bas- fir- ss i rspc7- ABHOA Boise Ogden Ahe TWIN t ::: ----- -- The i 00ORN ABHOA Bauer rt lintilOrt :::':i ! pinch-hittin- Acttzt–pitoltedlm0-Stottopolls- - BUCKET ' t kl !::H 1 8:15 p tn vs Ken 8-- pized--T- la ' - :'x q ::l -- ' 51tsito464 - (1I) :::: -' ' - "77 4 : 4 t ::"$69 :' '' Tribune Intermountain Service OGDENOgden replaced Idaho Falls as third-plac- e holder in the PlOneer league here Wednesday evening by taking the measure of Base 6 Vernon Stone Ogden hurler held Boise hitless for six innings He weakened in the seventh however and the visitors scored four runs Egnatic opened for Boise with a single his first of the series Price g singled Dennison for Fields walked and Williamson smacked a triple He scored a moment-late- r on alielder's choice 40 This mired First Grade Tire 7: (7-1- 2) Roy PHUT -- to 311argin i ' 4 Fails at Idaho Falls m—Ned Rogers (4-vs Twit! AL 6-- 0 ' ':) ' 4os:::::::ii: :: (and your old tire) SAVE k 8:15 p m vs Larry (10-8- ) lc— -- riumpnLLiou King Carl Givés' VptFive Ott Shares Hub's Triumph - 1 1 r Iif r 'Carl Hubbell was the' peerless g BosTorst Aug 14 One again Wednesday—pitching the:Giants to a 121nning 8 with 00110ston 143 victory in the first game of a doubleheader beat his old mates in the Bees Manuel Salvo a Giant cast-of- f CLEVELAND Aug 14 DE'TROIT Aug 14 1A'—The Tias he scattered eight hits second gameby Smith held Chicago to one hit gers picked on the Little Brownies The Hubbell victory was replete' here Wednesday night as the pen- for seven runs in a Merry-g- o ! with memories for not was Cavan 2 VocalicRizzo Knees Stedwick t ---- ' —Hal –B- -9s i ::: 1: Pitchers (8-1- 0) ''' ''' 7:::? Wetbnesday's Results Salt Lake 8 Idaho Fails 6 Boise S Ogden Twin alls 2 Pocitello I Thursday's Probable Rohm at Salt Lake —Larry Susee Jansen (17-7- ) Pocatello at Ogden ''' Pasting Yanks 'fumble 0:''''' ('' '' - ee Indians 12Pt4iil-po:- U11--- 'Mayer otals 31 3 24 IC Totals 3915 27 14 xBatted for Tobin In ninth Idaho Palls i 000 201 102- -0 3x- -8 Balt Lake 230 000 Summary: Runs—Rotes Carson Duesa- -bon Beard Oldenherg 2 Momsco 2 Henson Owen Burleson Hatehett Guintini Tate Ermrs—Moresco Henson Inclion Beard Runs batted itt—Arlett Dueatthou Reser 2 Moyer Moreseo Perry Robello Owen Tate 2 Sacrifice hits—Tobin Tate Two-bas- e Stolen hits— Threo-has- e Duezabon Henson hit—Tate Double play—Univac() to Perry to !lobelia Lett on bases—Idaho Fells 5 Salt Lake 1Ifeagotrun citte llosut Zalley 4 TholAn Sti li'aattdie it Runs responsible toc—Zar 5 Tate 3 Wild rimwasassieweew I Pet 39 47 55 55 57 64 50 49 42 Pocatello lf - Lost 51 Twin Falls ' :' 67 58 Boise Ogden Idaho Falls 1 - 9 of four-gam- ' —8--- Pioneer League Salt Lake '' ' 9068:Tan - - - Decision iroQ6 07d—en 13-- 7 Bee S OHS N Ili 1b 1 dk 1 itelf '211 1 U ' 4 - - at i iA t ‘ |
