| Show - e'-- r- ( - - 7' 18 Friday Morning— —7 Zlit 'Salt gakt Au Zribtintf -- H ()is( Out for Year? 7- gut 16 1940 0- - J41y-::A-lpi:o- ii0--t9-iciJ-:::-- -- $ççS 1361steyvtéa :With :3'4 ly ipt ö ry Jansen- Tosses DobTina Blanks Red legs in 3 t60 Contest '' Nice Game -- For Pacesetters Pioneer League :' '' iz:!: ::" : J4'f' J '' ::::::' ::: :::::!:: ::':': - ) y i'::-- 1 '' 44 14 games - Chleado Detrolt—Algnes S1043) vs Bride's (1-'i- ) tit JAMS at Cleveland—dilute (104) vs Feller an-4- i (Oily games cheduled) 0: t :y1 :1:::! t :' 1!':': ' ': - i got " :747414L4ibiKQ:771M Reeite Pee Surfers Wee fractured Into foot sliding ' second i :: se 6-- 0 Backing uplean Larry Jansen's f1aw1ess4inging with an attack ABROA which tficked at Just the ABB° Al 4 0 2 0 right Bridgers Is 4 I 0 11 Dutt et 3 0 2 8 Whitt er 5 it Andrade lb 4 0 9 0' Joseph rt 4 2 1 0 timek the rampaging Salt Like Jorats If 4 2 0 21Sinnott it 4 1 1 0 4 2 8 01McOnnill 3b 4 0 0 1 Bees took another long step toward Kerr e Waldron rt 3 1 2 01 Adams 2b 4 3 44 clinching the Pioneer league title Bakiris rib 2 0 1 31 Weittng lb 4 010 1 Gelindo 2b 4 1 1 31 Steinbeck o 30 7 1 as they turned 4 1 0 11 Pollvka p 1 0 0 2 Thursday night Dobson p 1 0 0 0 back the belligerent Boise Pilots IsColar 1 at Community park In the Totals 34 0 27 101 Tot aitt 32 8 37 15 3 to of what is listed on the 'Matted tor Polivka In ninth opener ono-3 :too Pocatello von° books as a crucial series ?" 000 000 000- -0 Ogden Kerr KakoNot only did the slender right-band!iris 2 Stolen bases— from Forest 'Grove Ore Kerr' ivorri Swine hit—Bridgers Two Waldron toss the fifteenth triumph into his Runs batted In—Kerr base hig—Kerr Galindo 2 mime plavs—Laybourne to work for the season bid with Adsma to Weiting Bridgers to Galindo to he hammered another wired Struck Out z—By Dobson 8 P re every pitch 14 Ivka IL' —Bees on Dobson 4 nail in the Pilots' baseball casket Polivka 4 Runs responsible tor—Pontkit That B Thursday triumph played Umpires—Wagner Serpa and Kemp Attendancel—e1052 before 4351 cheering fans not only boosted the Bees' league lead to nine and one-ha-lf games but it also just about wrote finis to the waning hopes of the northerners as they face a slate with only the remotest of ch noes of Tribune Intermountain Wire overhauling Tom Robello and his IDAHO FALLS—The door of op- madcap playmates portunity opened wide to the Idaho Fine Game Falls Russets in their quest of regaining third place in the Pioneer Thursday's game was a major league standing but when it league contest any way yoll look slammed shut for the night the at it The Pilots went down but Russets were still entrenched in they went down fighting Three 4 fourth tótheir 4 set- times theystilled Bee threats by back at the hands of the up and coming up with twin killings Once at 1em Twin Falls Cowboys they roared back into the thick of Costly errors spelled 'trouble for the battle with a run which Roy Fitter the Russets' "kid" right knotted the ball game Eventually bander He had just a bit the edge however they failed—and that of a mound battle with Ned Rogers Thursday failure will probably be and Art Carpenter but four mis- the turning point in a campaign cues by his mates three by Neal which has been as hot As the filling in at shortstop cost weather since early May Jim a glowing chance for victory —Jansen for all his glorious work TWIN FALLS on the mound Thursday was given IDAHO FALLS ASH 0 A! 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ABHOA 0 4 2 41 4 2 5 2 5 2 3 1 4 1 4 2 3 1 1 0 2 5 13 1 4 0 0 2 5 2 0 0 Dodgers Drop Game Lose Star Rookie In Newsom Pitches Tiges to Win I CHICAGO CINCINNATI A11110A1 — AB110A 3 0 2 4 Werber 3b 4 1 2 41 Hack 3b I Herman M McCor- 2b 3 2 4 3 mirk If 4 2 14 01 Gleeeon If 2 0 3 1 rt 3 1 1 0 Frey 211 20 3 51I Nicholen 3 1 1 0 F Wein 1eiber ef Bonura lb 2 1 100 mirk lb 4 1 3 0 5 0 Lombardi o 3 0 4 11 Tmil e 3 0 8 el Warstler es 3 0 1 5 Craft el Gamble rt 3 0 1 or Puseau p 3 0 02 Joost ss 1 1 1 Derringer p 2 0 0 1 Pitimburgh Chicago 14t IuuI 511 Rooton 51 4 Philadelphia 35 Pet Loot Won 07 03 54 53 Cincinnati Brooklyn New York 638 589 38 44 49 1124 519 81 509 55 51 04 07 Thursday's Results Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 1 New York 1 Boston 13 Cincinnati O Chicago 1 (Only games ocheduled) 3 0 0 0 02 The Cubs produced 'their only run when Bill Hermanopened with a single went to second on Gleeson's sacrifice to third on an infield out and scored on Hank Lieber's single to center The Cubs also threatened in the first inning when Herman tripled with one out But 'Gleeson bounced out and Nicholson whiffed The defeat however left Cincinnati still five games ahead of Brooklyn which also lost as did the third place New York Giants The victory advanced the Cubs to within a half game of the fourth place Pittsburgh team National League 4 5 Totals 38 15 27 15 the ninth 010 102 000— 4 Chicago 012 001 01x— 5 CIPVeigliel Errorm—Bell Wright Runs Summary: hatted in —Tresh Chapman Trosky Bo- s lters Appling Hemsley Boudreau 2 Two-basBouBell Bolters hits—Chapman Sacrifiee— dreau 2 Kreevirh Kenner Double plays—Boudreau to TrosWebb Troaky ky Keltner to Mack to Trosky T resh to Webb B ilge On to Boudreau Struck halls—Off Lee 3 off Milliar 3 Lee 5 by Milner 1 by Allen out—By 1 Hits—Off Milner 8 in 6 innings ( none out in the seventh off Allen 2 in 3 Winning pitcher—Allen Totals 33 10 24 x—Batted for Lee 405 3911 343 - Friday's Po Noble Pitchers sot New lurk (night— Philadelphia vs 8chumacher (0-9-0 Mulcahy (13-13Roston at Brooklyn (night)--11trinc- owit ) vs Tomo Its Cincinnati at Chicago (31—Moore (5-1and Turner ) Ia Olsen (8-7-) and Leo Pittsburgh ot St Look (21 vs ) han and Moot telmon ) Bowman (44) and Cooper BROOKLYN Aug 15 UPI—The Brooklyn Dodgers lost a ball game Thursday — but more important they lost Pee Wee Reese their sensational- shortstop Playing raggedly the second place Brooks bowed to the last place Philadelphia Phillies 2 and while absorbing the defeat Reese who is currently leading the race for "rookie of the year" honors Jractured a bone in his left foot sliding into second base in the 4-- y 5-- spot-thabk- 'rotate 25 5 27 15 000 000 000- -0 000 100 00x- -1 Chicago Errom—LNone Run batted in Leber Three-bas- e Sacrifice—Glee hit—Herman son Double plare—Gleetenr:Waratler and Werber Herman: Frey and McCor mirk: Hack Herman and Bonura Ware ler Herman and Bemire: Werber and F McCormick Bases on balls—Off Deru 2 Struck out—By Derringer 2 P ringer 4 Passeau S Ni SAFE LONGER (TAJ) 4 4 5 ' 411 I i i it e-- A 'ti i : A ''"I- d- it 6 01 te vita - 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tw1I1n Totals 295 24 12 Cincinnati Giants12-- ' - 4 &filial I right-band- Three-bas- 1 '4 Ilk By George Kirksey DETROIT Aug 15 U131 The NEW YORK Aug 15 (UP)--O- ne of the strangest Detroit- - Tigerswith Buck NewYORK BOSTON six-hit stories in baseball concerns Joe Cronin the scrappy Irish pilot som contributing pitching AB 11 0 Al AB 0A a double in the sixth inning and 4 2 1 51 5lott36 WhItehd2b 5 3 1 1 of the Boston Red Sox and why the fans have selected him as that 'Ildoore11 4 0 1 0 Cooneyet 5 4 8 0 teammates the in his put Demarecet 4 1 1 0 Rowell20 5 2 2 2 their pet object of hate Cronin is the most booed ball player in lead beat the St Louis Browns seventh inning 3 0 13 0 EMoorert 4 1 5 0 Yqung16 3 0 3 0 RonsIf 4 3 2 0 rest be Dinnince out for the He'll 2 to 5 probably Thursday the majors 1 0 1 0 Minerals 5 1 1 2 0Decc ST toui DETROIT of the season—so all is gloom along 4 0 1 0 Hastiett16 Ottrt 5 3 6 1 ones are the fans Washhim in have let it A H generally AB only ABH0A1 0 They 1 Berrecc 0 2 4 1 0 1 0 Cucenllo31) For Gowarrus Thursday night3 0- 3 2 the Reffner2b 5 0 4 11 Bartellss 1 0 1 1 Stewart31) 2 1 0 11 Minix ington where he was a favorite who applaud Cronin 4 2 1 Oi McCoskyef 3 0 3 0 are Gracerf the Reese without 3 13 41 0 0 0 Witek66 Dodgers Posedelp0 for years and managed a pennant-winn1 I I 0' Gehrillar2b 4 I I 2 01 WO 0 Meltonp 68ullivanp 3 0 1 0 How does Cronin take all this Itidnichcf 4 1 7 Or Oreenbrgif 4 2 2 0 nowhere the club they are with Deatip 1 0 0 01 in 1933 and Philadelphia a 0 0 4 2 5 0 him Clift3b 1 1 0 31 Joinerp Doesn't it get him Clinhinelb 3 0 5 0 Higgine3b 3 0 0 1 booing? St Louis and Chicago but Detroit But even with him the Dodgers Tote's 32 8 24 14i Totals 41 18 27 8 4 0 4 0 Berrnittosa 40 5 2 Fnxrf Cleveland and New York give him down and effect his play? Ab1 4 1 1 11 Tebbettsc 1 9 0 weren't much hi firsts Thursday Whitlow NewzBatted for Posedel 100 3 1 0 0 Newsomp 4 2 0 0 the "bird" best of all 000 000— 1 not He takes it like Millsp 0 0 0 0 Limbs Wyatt served a home run ball to Boston-York 505 020 00x-- 12 When Cronin sticks his Irish solutely in the fourth inning does Summary: Errors—Whitehead Ott Cue 31 6 24 Or Totals —30 8 27 5 Joe Marty Totals chin out of the dugout in Yankee every good ball player Rowell 2 Runs batted in—Dema with a mate aboard—and that tied einello alilted for' Hills in ninth ree IL Moore 2 Roes 3 Miller Sign stadium Its the signal for the fans standing St Louis 100 010 000--- 2 e hits—Whitetwo all which was Codney Rowell score at the 20x011 010 Detroit — to give him the choicest Bronx -5 s Bassett head hit— "I get a kick out of it" said Errors—Clift 2 Runs batted the last time the Brooks were Ross Cooney Summary: Double Sacrifice —Sullivan playa cheer any ball player has heard Cronin "Sometimes I have so in—Judnich Heffner Tebbetta York New- close to to Rowell to Miller Haggett —Sisti 2 som hits—Radin many a day Bases on balls—Off Melton 1 Haggett BROOKLYN much to do out there on the field cliff Greenberg PHILADELPHIA i Home Swift Grace 1 Newsom Dean 3 3 Sullivan Struck out—By ABHOA off Joiner ABHOA1 Stolen bases Greenberg that I don't even hear But when runs—Tebbetts 1 by Sullivan 1 Hits—Off by Real Riding 5 3 1 21 Reese so Double May 3b 2 —Bartell 3133 Sacrifice—McCosky In 0 Melton in Out 3 twine Inning I come up there in the clutch and first) to Berardino to Cullenbinc Schulte 2b 5 1 2 11 Hudson as 1 0 0 2 off Dean 8 in 2 off Joiner 7 In 5 Twin Falls 004 000 001- -5 4 2 3 01 Walker of 4220 The jeers they used to direct at I hear all the fans booing me it play—Heffner lad from Los Bases on balls—Off Mills 9 off Newsom 4 Marty of mercury-foote- d Idaho Falls 000 202 000- -4 3 1 8 0 off Posedel 2 in 1 off Sullivan 4 in 8 4 0 2 01Camilli lb rf Rizzo Newsom 9 Struck bait— Passed out—By Di Joe held he out Winning Maggio after 3 1 5 0 Hit by pitcher—Roes by Joiner makes me bear down all the more" Swift Summary: Runs—Marchl Bishop 2 En- Banos Cal was off to the races Warren c 3 0 8 01Phelps C Losing pitcher—Melton dres'' Randall Carson Duezabou 2 Refer He scored pitcher—Sullivan Bragan se 4 1 2 4! Reiner Ms If 34012 beyond opening day a couple of standing up Arlett 3 Carson Sacri0 1 0 Errors—Randal) If 4 2 0 01 Modwick Mueller fice hit—Bishop Stolen bases — Myers years ago are gentle zephyrs ns Mahan lb 4 0 9 it Wasdell rf 3 0 4 0 Lowe Scores Runs batted in — Endres 2 Reynolds 4 0 0 11 Coscarat 2h 2 0 3 3 Highs p compared to the riding Cronin Arnerich Duezabou Reser Beard 2 Runs stLavagetto 1 0 0 0 Heaves---dnthese to for their gets responsible for—Rogers 4 Fitter 3 battle days Wyatt p d 2000 Proving right hite—Arnerich Endress Bates Two 0 0 0 0 sleranks the the came - Fitter visitors league title baae hits—Endress Duesabou 0 1 1 Grissom The strangest part of the - - sztVosmikp 0:0 1 0 0 0 Beard Bases on bens—Off RuSelli 4 back in the- - first of the Seventh --Carpenter 1 PItter 3 Struck out-- 1ly movement Totals 30 5 27 11 Rome 5 Fitter 7 Left on bases—Twin to chase their- lone run— of the Totals 37 9 27 9 on the of the fans is that Falls 11 Idaho Falls 6 Double playa— game across the sBatted for Wyatt in seventh Pioneer League Big Six plate With one the ' Redpart in ninth Coacarart 16Ishop to Arnerteb to Endres is szBatted for Myers to Sox popular pilot Club h tb 2b 3b hr rbl Pet ab r Arnericti Marcht to Bishop to Endress away slugging Walt Lowe held to tzzBatted for Griasom in ninth PHILADELPHIA Aug 15 UPI — the players and weitTliked MelPlayer 100- -4 among Time 2:05 Umpires—Drolette and 7 201 000 9 412 31 6 117 182 48 75 2b Idaho Duesabou Palls Philadelphia a a all slashed single groundnight e Attendanes-1- 159 Athletics ganged up 200 000 0004- -2 The 317 Brooklyn 20 108 260 33 IVA It Lowe lb Boise 435 96 151 er at Freddie Moresco and the generally by all he comes in conMedwick Errros—Reese Summary: on Walter Masterson In the eighth with off the field tact It batted Runs Hudson 22 313 76 13 Coseaart 222 437 84 130 ss Dale ace kicked it away diminutive Bee Ogden Laybourne 2'- - May 1 Camilli 2 inning for four runs Thursday to 339 Marty 5 19 Mt 416 99 141 236 214 Lowe stole second and went to hits—Mueller Camilli Phelps Cronin is a cocky aggressive ball Tom Robello lb Salt Lake win the second game of a doubleStolen Boma hit—Mueller run—Marty 339 0 9 57 130 85 168 20 third when Catcher Jack Hatchett plater and his actions are decisive Mike Reset of Idaho Falls 383 nouhle plava—lkeese Cos header from the Washington Sennare—Wacdell 1 43 336 carart and Camilli: Mav Bragn and 8 348 61 117 148 12 tossed the hall into center field When he barks at ad umpire he Bobby Adams 2h Ogden ators 6 to 5 The As dropped the Mehan and Braun Bases The Pilots then and there de- sticks his chin - Off Wyatt 1 High 7 Struck out— opener 9 to 4 (Figures Include games of Vednesday night) up under the right Hits—Off Wyatt Fly Wyatt 3 Hight 7 cided to play smart baseball Re- arbiter's nose and yells in no unFirst gam: If it weren't because Boise hasexhibited championship form but 7 In 7 ItMitIKW Grimm 2 in 2 Losing WASHINGTON PHILAbELPRIA fusing to gamble on hitting Jan- certain terms But Cronin is no climbed back from Bees could afford to let down pitcher—Wyatt AB HO AI the ABHOA brink of the sen they elected to have Manager umpire-baite- r 01 Oantnbn31) 5 2 2 5 2 3 4 Casecf and his record of —and the Pilots let down when 5 3 1 0 MoseArt— 4 2 2 0 towicrt Andy Harrington squeeze- - Lowe incurring the wrath of officials disaster on several previous oc- It was the last Walker If 5 1 2 1 SChpmmet 5 1 3 0 thing they could home with the tieing run He did doesn't compare - with that of casions'this season and alsoTravis30-- 4 2 0 5 Johnoonlt 4 1 0 0 afford Right now the Beee 4 013 0 5 5 S1ebeft10 Meyer211 51 that and the teams were even li'rankie Frisch Leo Durocher and Went 10 it put on a 4 3 2 1 15 of their remaining games 5 2 10 2 Wagnero rally fling VOOS Wag 4 0 2 2 leChpmn14 4 2 1 6 Potahlsa With their eyes glued on the Jimmy Dykes seems a the Palls but Twin had bit( and 4 I 3 0 Dav1421) last that improbable 2 4 2 Ferrellc 4 year title and their big bats set for 11-- 1 4 2 2 I Cauterp s 0 0 2 IludsonP Pocatello hanging on the ropes Pilots tucking aw4 22 of their 11DAIBIls in Wave of Derision 1 1 0 0 roared back Bees the damage 25 rfans even the Pilots' most loyal remaining games or even bettheir half of the seventh with a On and off eversince he's been Totals 40 15 27 18 Totals 38 14 27 16 would give them little or ter taking them all comes under CS three-h- it sBatted for Caster in ninth NEW YORK Aug 15 UP) — Joe blast which spelled doom In the league Cronin has 13een a ones the head of impossible no 1940 to chance the 103 203 000- -9 Pioneer Washington cop PI for their rivalsRay Perry' singled special target of the fats who jeer a relief pitcher who was Philadelphia 000 000 103- -4 title—but lleving Boise's unquenchable Summary:- Errors—K Chapman Davie to left remained on first as Ro- but the wave of derision didn't So Salt Lake fans while they making his first start of the year Rune batted in—Gantenbein 2 Davis D 'Bello flied out' and to reach its height until this reason fighting spirit may 'Yet prevail can't West 3 Lewis 3 Case Miles cold statistics over officaily celebrate winning was a real relief to the sagging Travis Walker e I third on Earl Owens romped West hits—Wainer Afew years ago Cronin was booed lusty double their first baseball title since Lewis Johnson Mlles Threettase hit— Boston Sox Red s to right Whitey Burleson ambled loudly by the home town lens in Gnotenbeln Double Thursday: The Irilotsnow making their BObbY C0Itrin guided theUtah" Myer to Weet Walker -- was ' be' final Handeurthig the–WorldThharn Plays—lreiri—tó bim Boston but up—antl to Myer F Chepmen to Davis to Siebert appearance in Salt Lake idahc league Bees to the pinnacle pion New York Yankees with Gantenbein to walked to fill the sacks and set cause of his own erratic play :in Siebert Gantenbeht to Davie to Siebert Pofahl to Myer to West— Bases City in league play arrived back in the late 20s can at least three hits he broke a four-gam- e the infiel- d- Nowadays-th- e Boston the stage for a twin killing-WhiteVI" on 3 off Hudson Canter belle—Off for L several more back sit days Thursday morning eight and mompi Sox losing streak and a six-gaStruck out—By Caster 3 by Hinison 3 however leaned on a pitch that one-ha- lf back of the and 'take life easy knowing full Yankee game 11 an streak by was not quite far 'enough out and winning Second tame: The Big Six leading Bees Most teams would well that it will be Only a matter to 1 'more ' PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON lashed a single to center scoring of time and the inexorable law qr"”Atit atrealize utter the of YORK AB II 0 A f NEW Preet BOSTON futility Associated ABH0A1 By g 4 I 4 0 rintobn 3b 5 3 1 3 ABHOA Case et Perry stilt' Owen of averages until their favorites G AB If 0 Al H R AB Pet to whittle kind that tempting 4 0 1 5 Lewis rt 4 I 0 01Moses rt 4 '0 31 Oortion2b Radcliff Browns 101 412 5S' 144 350 D DIMat :f'1411:1j'::1 of a MPtif in but these Pilots officially tuck the crown away 3 Walker It 6 0 2 et 6 I 3 0 3 1 That's It 4 3 3 Oi Rolto3b ie Pinney Red Sox 97 415 61 144 347 ei-ritIf 3 0 2 0 5 5 5 B1 lienrichrt 4 0 3 0 Travis '3b 4 2 0 McCosky Tigers 105 437 91 149 341 are made of stern stuff and 1 5 21 Siebert 4 2 9 0 Bldwth 4 21 JDiMak Rowell Bees 56 301 lb 33 339 102 3 lb Pi017 That was the ball game The Tinneylb 4 1 2 Oi Tribune Intermountain Wire 4 0 Gelbrt 4 because they are still mathe2b 4 0 4 3! Hayed e Walker Dodgers 100 3S5 51 125 325 sioct Willismart 3130 F Push your shoot in Danning Giants 100 376 51 122 324 lots 0 0 Polahl es 3 I 2 3 leChmo u 1 0 I 3 two 3 2 1 QL Ke Hera 5 put iroxxx together singles In the race' they keep IDAHO FALLS Ina success ahead Idaho — Roy Crontn24 5 32 41 Dickeyc matically 6 0 Early e 2 4 2 6 3 sMiles 0 0 0 0 the ninth to make the Bees' loyal and do it economi 10 0 Hereon Pitter the p 3 0 1 1 Davis 2b 2 0 2 1 DaOlgrnlb 3 member of tabor311 5 20 11 SI41 Cmsetttss surging forward at their rivals fans breathe Just a bit uneasily 3 4 Krkskas p 0 0 0 0 McCoy 2b 0 0 0 0 2 cally—get a Model In 3 Doerr2b the Idaho Falls Russets' pitching 1 1 0 0 Beckman p 3 I 0 0 0 0 41 OWest Moderate-Winchester 6 0 0 it 00nhaMp but Jansen tntounded their death Bees 3 Pilots 1 e 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 seDean With the campaign 'racing to- staff is coming through nitWelaj10 ly priced built for un O 0 BOISE SALT LAKE 0 0 0 0 zszWagnin: knell set Eldon he when Lorenzen limited serv4ce and will be in big time ball in Fitter AB II 0 Al AB H 0 A ward its conclusion the task that 0 0 0 0 Houser p 00 lzmins down on Look strikes at does it shoot! Frieda et 4 0 3 0 Moreaco as 4 1 0 00 0 I a confronts p 00 Is the Pilots Car-Vaughan an "few" almost Lou years predicts O 0 Sheehan sr 4 0 2 3 Henson cl 4 0 1 1 Model 17 Winchester 0 hetusilig to giveup their title Bauer LI one land 25 business have a 4 0 0 Perry 2b 3 1 hopeless 31 37 8 games Totals They Totals 36 9 24 12 manager of the club todav TRADE IN hopes until cold statistics rule them Lowe lb 4 1 6 0 Robello lb 3 1 7 I left to play not counting Thurs- and a former ace hurler— 28 3 27 12 X—Batted for Krakituakas In the ninth GUN— st Totals 39 14 27 191 Totats 3 1 3 0 lirngtn 2b 3 0 3 4 Owen et xx—Ran for West in the ninth in fifth for sBatted Hadley out the Pilots will send handsome Wirnan DEPOSIT WILL HOLD 1 4 3b 2 2 Buries& 3b 3 I 0 3 Sent to Idaho Falls from high the Bees a—Batted for Davin in the eighth asSatted for Breuer in eighth THIS GUN UNTIL THE e 4 0 3 1 Hatchett c 2 0 3 0 day's opener against Jack Mentz to the firing line Fri- Lorenzen Ex—Batted for Beckman In the eighth 303 050 000-4-1 If school at Berkeley Cal Fitter has Boston 3 2 3 0 Ouintint If 2 0 6 0 and the locals have one less Price if SEASON 1 001 000 York 000— zu—Ran for Dean in the Hew at two 0:15 when 1 1 the 0 '1 1 3 the Bees day Hunan p 3 Jansen p p in ICrroriLltolte in 24 games did no exhibited fine control and fields his 000 002 slip Cronin 5 12 or Dickey Washington Summary: clubs resume action Opposing him' 002 000 04x— 6 3 Cronin Runs batted ' Philadelphia Finney 33 Pi24 than well even better In earlier Totals 10 6 8 10 21 21 break the Totala the series position $3405 H Reg F 4 2 Williams Potahl Errors—Gilbert Cramer Di D Maggio Summary: -Boise 1 will be eccentric Mel Marlowe a 000 000 100RI MS batted in- -6 to nail down the flag would this week against Boise the boy Chanman Three base bit—Croni hit—Tabor Chapman Salt Lake 001 000 20x- -- 3 lots Walker Hayes Stolen bases 2 Travis 'Bloodworth runs—Foss Williams league prospect one night Owen Runs—Lowe Guintini have to win 22 of their remainhis Home fanned Pilots Perry nine for pitcher s DonDean West hits Sacrifice—Cramer Gantenbein Crosetti Special 12866 major —Tabor Morcott) Hatchett Rune and a plain suspect the next Each Errors—Sheehan b'e p eye Gordon to Crocetti to Dahlgren —S Chapman Hayes Stolen ban—Case If the Bees should first victory batted Janinni Burleson 2 ing games Fin F Double to to Doerr to Sacrifices—Davis Finney Cronin has 13 wins against six setbacks Sacrificein—Harrington Chapman Heving Stolen base 15 of their remaining 24 hit—Harrington Fitter is owned by a Yankee farm ney to Tabor Doerr to Cronin to Finney play—Moses to Hayes Bases on balls hits—Jansen Owen Dou- cop Came pick-upBen Guintini's Lowe Bases on Maatorson 8 off Beckman 2 off ble to games the Pilots to clinch the team and is with the Russets on Finney to Cronin to Finney plays—Sheehan to Harrington halls--OBonham 4 of Nevins 2 off Vatichan 1 Struck out—By Beckman 4 to Lowe: to Sheehan Lowe: circus catch of Rasmustien'a liner Harrington would have to win every option 2 off Breuer 1 Struck out-- -Hits— to Harrington to Lowe Williamson Left title by Masterson 3 by Brakauskas 2 Hadley into left field was the fielding on bows—Boum A Salt take 2 Struck one of their A In 8 1 by Hadley 2 by Breuer 3 Bonham Of? Beekman Cola By 25 Innings off Hetteser and Pitter catcher tussles Ogden remaining Maw Rasmitesen 3 Jansen 3 Bases Heeins 1 Hile—Off Bonham 8 in 2 13 3 in 2 nil Vaughan 0 in 12 off hy out—By of he over a took a a the it gem game and senool classmates higio on bells—Off RIIRMIIIIPIPn 2 ButiareepottSPORTING GOODS -off Armlet WPM g in 7 11 tiff Krakatoale o to Innings off Haile! 13 In 2 his shoulder Hit while 3 I WIM 3 sthie in in Krakauskas for—Rasmusson off 'moires right 7 pitcher a by pliches—Mastorson Neither club on basis of their worked as a battery for two Murphy running i is 10 MAIN 1ALT MKS C1171 toward the fence Time-1- :23 Attand Campbell —Crosetti by kissing Lotting' pitch Losing pitcher— Winning pitcher—Beckman andance-4351 Bonham play in the past four weeks ha3 sons Cr— Historicrt se i inning' 0 loss as he tried for his seventeenth victory 'and it W113 the league leaders' ninth defeat In their last IT!':tclor:er1111 t'birolgo 4 Cleveland 5 lehtladelObla Vishnu:ton Ot Louis I Detroit I - 3) 24-ga- 404 244 62 no two coming In the same 1 I - Paul Derringer likewise yielded only five hits but the Cubs paired two of them In the fourth inning tor the &met—only run It yas Derringer's third straight t 443- 1414 - spectators Passeau allowed only five hits in winning his thirteenth game of the season 15111 614 t wen-scatter- Cowboy's Squelch Olt AI 4 6944 CLEVELAND Aug 15 UPt- — The league-leadin- g Indians 1' Thornton Lee pounded Southpaw :::: :!:7:::::::':: -for 15 hits including five doubles ::i: 5 Thursday but failed to connect :: :'::::::::!::i::?:: ::: in the pinches and barely nosed 1' i::''7'' out Chicago' 5 to 4 ':I Cleveland scored the winning it: t:: t::::i::! run in the eighth when Roy te4 4 (Stormy) Weatherly singled went to second as Taft Wright fumbled the ball and scored on Lou Boudreau's two-basmash Johnny Allen relieved Al Milnar with the score tied in the seventh and received credit for the victory hisseventh against four defeats The setback was Lee's ninth against a like number of triumphs r: LC-0- 9) Russets54 CHICAGO Aug 15 (AP)—The stumbling Cincinnati Reds tell before the puzzling slants of Claude inPasseau Thursday' losing a the series opener before 1 to 0 decision to the Chicago' Cubs-- tg:toll k 6) 7 R 4 832 Bees Again Sting Giants k rriditi'l 'Pri)liabte Pitchers Washington at Restos — Itionteaproda vs Ostennueller 1134) or Ten? ' - 6) halls--O- ii 48 - ' four-gam- I ' Pet 81 81 458 445 LOUIS Mt Loa 44 48 00 50 Phtlactelphia Lake" POCATELLO Clevaiaag tetrad 11508108 New York Chicago Won Lost Pct 68 39 singles and a double with a walk Salt 636 58 48 —547 for theino three runs in the fourth Boise 51 56 477 the Pocateilo Cardinals Ogden Falls - Anding 50 56 472 Idaho blanked the Ogden Reds here Pocatello 57 50 467 ' Thursday evening in the opening Twin Falls 43 64 402 e series here game of a Thursday's Results In that frame Zorati singled Boise I Salt Lake 3 with one Man out Kerr doubled Pocatello 3 Ogden O Twin Falls 5 Idaho Falls 4 against the scoreboard to Score Joratz Kerr went 'to third on the Friday's Probable Pitchers throw in Kakoliris walked stole Boise at Salt Lake 8:15 p seOnd and both runners scored —Mentz (13-vs Marlowe on Galindo's long single (13-'Outside of that one frame Polly-Ic- a Pocatello at Ogden 6:15 p m hurled steady ball for the losers vs Ford (104) —Sandel (8-Dobson was exceptionally effecat Idaho Falls Twin Falls tive for the visitors allowing only 8:15 p nt—Budnick (31) vs hits six Bahr (1-In a preliminary game the Ogden Junior Legion nine dewned By Marlowe Branagan the Klwanis The score: - o American League - Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN—Putting together two - - 4 ' Passeau Checks Loop Leaders Indians Pound Lee for 54 Victoiy Here's the Cronin Chin for Passenger Cars and Truths 9 THERE'S - 110 EXCUSE - For Driving With Defective Tires - ± Two-bas- Steritirt----Travi- -t-hat-largely- Itr4rI ' RCAPPING VULCANIZING -- el BATTERIES - ‘6 t !ley and Rebuilt - I Visit the Service Station of Tomorrow ' - -- — TODAY! 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