Show Saturday Morning Harris It etters World ecord for Discus Gets Away Prodigious Heave Of 174 Feet 834 Inches ées and Russets Set Recor finditannan Sets RIewMark ' Big 7 Stars znany Ironically Harris reached thel goal he has been striving for the last two years practically unat- tended For purposes of safety the discus throwers were sent to a fieldl adjacent to Stanford stadium where other athletes were qualifying in nine other events Few Sea Great Feat Only the officials assigned to the discus throw and a handful of spectators were there to give Ha?ria a cheer The rest of the fans ia't In the big bowl and all had depart d by the time the discus results came in Only a few weeks ago in the Big Ten meet at Minneapolis liarris established a new American discus record with a toss of 174 fret 1 inch Friday was the fifth time this year he had turned in a distance of 174 feet or better Harris mark although made in the trials will stand unless bet tered in Saturday's finals It also - will go as a new The former NCAA record- - feet was made In 1936 by Ken Carpenter of the University of Southern California The big negro also qualified in the shotput at 50 feet 5 inches Al Blozis of Georgetown led in the iron ball competition with 4 heave of 54 feet 8 inch L S U Athlete Stars Aside from Harris' performance Individual laurels for the day went to Billy Brown State university lie qualified in three events the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump Ile led the broad Jumpers at 24 feet 7 inches won his heat in the century in 98 seconds and took second in the 220 Norwood Ewell Penn state negro flash won his heats in the two sprints-79- 9 seconds in the 100 and 222 seconds in the 220 An upset in the dash saw Carleton Terry of the University of Texas fail to qualify The champion of the Southwest confer nce was strongly favored to fini ish well up but apparently had not recovered from a stomach ail ment from which he was suffering Thursday Hardly less surprising was the failure of Howard Upton 'of US C to qualify in the d dash He tan as if carrying weights in each hand and was far back in the field 2 U Runner Trips The most tragic phase of the preliminaries was the spill taken 173 1-- - s 100-ya- - Qualify in Three Events 220-ya- had the closest tying for seventh in the broad Jump with a leap or 22 feet 2 inches The event was won by Brown of L S Li at 24 feet 7 Inches Eight qualified Speedie failed to qUalify In the d high hurdles running in theAsecond heat which was won in 147 seconds Zinik Lumber Tens Cop Softball Tilts '5 1 Zinik Sporting Goods and Wog D& RGW ireq'7744' k: ti' A's41t11107r - '41"k: rs 1-- - Shamrock-Footprinter- well-play- georrs Friday At thiltito Park tYPIE R Shamrock-Footprinter- ck sOF GAS ' R I: 1 3 Cudahy Packing 3 0 Goods Sporting IZinik W Asta and and Adel Stagg H R E 1 —17 12 1 3 10 lir Y putters Molt and romeg and Hobbe Engelke H E It 1 Darker-Bradle13 12 Lumbar A 4 5 IDAROW and Rases Storm King and r For IESS MONEY Anu-Kno- ed H 4 3 s y 1165 211 c PSI Gal Breeze 1 9c OIL GI 16 Qt FEDERAL GAS 1102 SOUTH Silo EAST Wed Cot from Liberty Pork Tuckett At Garfield H R E 7 0 12 American Fur 8 6 20 Cash Grocery Magna Kirk Mathes and Brammer Chugs Douglas and Harding R H g 1 3 3 Tedesoo's tucky 13 Klub 1 6 5 Copperettes Allington and Sharpies: Baxter Stevens and Sudbury -- I Texas League Tort Worth 7 Realimont Sao Antonin 4 'Mira nalla4 7 Ithrovehort 4 Oklahoma City IL Houston 01 11 (2-8- Kt (3-3- 6) (2-7- 4-- 1 National League 30 30 29 22 19 17 Pittsburgh Plosion Philadelphia French Blanks Braves 5 to 0 tC4oh4111 fied in Ogden 4191 1119 492 440 399 at (hiessa—Paa444 Monty New Nark at At lAnda--Me-ttoa kilo 434) Ira (3-2- CHICAGO league record settingthe American in consecutive for homers games last year at 17 hit 26 home runs Joe DiMaggio also extended his batting streak to 33 games with three singles and a double in five times at bat l'ork19 Campbell:ft 5 3 fliagins3b 04 Gehringrab 2 Perry2b 4 Teabettst I Nownwnp French - salary t AB 4 4 4 Now York H 0 A ABHOA 1 2 3 Sturmlb 5 3 5 0 4 1 0 2 1 2 Oi Itnite3to 1 3 OlHeerithrt 5 1 1 0 0 10 0 PiMaggioct 5 4 ft 0 5 2 2 0 2 5 OlKellerlt 5 2 2 0 "t Dickeyc I 4 2 4 1 0 0 21G4UNioti2b: 5 1 2 3 0 1 al Rizzutoss 0 1 01Rasso1" 0 0 0 0 0 21 4t01 2 NeKsino Radcliff - 0 00 01 42 17 271 Totals 317 7'4 17 Totals aBattel tot licKato in ninth 012— 4 e Smash Indians Effective Hits Win for Sox Washington ABHOA 4 2 0 3 Archie 3b Cramer cl 5 0 31 0 0 5 3 Lewis rf sic 3 1 4 4 0 0 Vernon lb 4 0 6 V Case if 5 11 Bidworth 2b 4 4 4 5 4 1 2 0 4 Evne ac 0 0 1 1 2 Early 0 al Hudson p 1 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 zWelal 0 01 Msterson p 0 0 0 1 Carmine! P Totals 36 14 27 17 Totals 37 16 26y10 zBatted for Smith In eighth waa run scored yTwa:out when winning sBattod for Hudson in fifth 101 100 003- -6 Cleveland 000 021 121- -7 Washington : Sou d rein Su mM ary Errors—Case in—Keltner Cantle' Rune batted 'Campbell Bloodworth 2 Vernon bell 3:Itemaley Two-bas-e H eath Lewis Case Archie hits—Heath 3 Hudeon Mack Bloodworth Home run—Keltner 2 Weatherly Lewis Stolen bases—Heath 2 Archie Sacrifices Double Masterson —Smith plays- -Bloodworth Travis and Vernon 2 Smith Hudson and BloodMack end Trosky worth: Trosky tunanstatedi Early and Smith 2 Belies on balls—Off Travis Struck out—By Hudson 2 Masterson 3 Smith 2 Hudson 1 Masterson 1 Brown 2 Htsdion 11 lit 8: (arraitquel 11 inHits—Off 1: Historical 4 in 3 (none Carrasouel nu in ninth): Smith 9 in 7: Brown 2 In Enronstat 3 In 1 Wild pitches— Smith Mastereon Winning pitcher — Carrie-aw- l Attend Lanni pliciv-- r Brown 8000 aims legitimated) 4 4221 ' 1 : Tip 6-- - 3 0 2 41Fooklb 3 0 10 1 Clift3b 4 2 1 0 11abor3b 4 1 0 1 Oracerf 4 0 1 5 Strangesa 3 0 3 31Doerr2b 3 1 A 1 0 0 0 01Pytiskc rtaabs 2 0 0 2 Iterrilinosa 0 0 0 liDobsonp 3 1 4 OIRYbaP 1 0 1 1 Ferrelic Aukerp oxEstalella 1 0 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 ilenp Totals 36 11 24 111 Totals 29 727 14 allotted for Strange in eighth for Auk's' hi eishlk astatted Pt Louis 001 000 001- -2 Boaton 000 003 101- -4 inn Cronin Summary: Runs batted In—McQuinn Cullenblno WilTwo-bas-e liams 2 Tabor 2 hits—Luca dello 2 Judnich Diklaccio 2 Willistos Stolen bass—Judolch Doubt playw—Auker to Strang to Mc Quinn Clitt to Luesdetio to McQuion Drwrr to Cronin to Poss Bases on balls- -Off Auker 4 off Dobaon 3 off Rybot 2 Struck out—Ry Auker 3 by Dobson 5 by Mits---- 01 MOW 2 in 7 prtybe I 0 off off Alien 0 in 1 off Dobson 8 ininnings The Big Six (Three leaders In each 1aguo) 11 G AR R Player Club 181 55 711 Willlamt Red Box 53 SO 3002 Heath Indians Mullisn Tigers Reiser Dodgers Cards Slaughter 141ae Cards 43 40 00 41 40 30 42 39 225 ITS 122 231 145 84 04 83 04 49 21 Pet 420 373 368 368 354 338 1000 2 5 1 1 3 2 0 3 2 14 4 0 4 2 1 2 3 1 4 3 0 0 14 12-1- Results rriday's 1 Boise 6 4-jas- 2) vs Anderme—Dobson (3-son (0-Or Bushman 10-1) 0) 0) Salt Lake at Idaho Falls 11:30 (4-vs Bradley pm--Rist- au 5) (44) 114c ) (45) 5 Frey2b 3 0 Goodmanal 2 LBOISE Idaho — Boise pulled themselves up to a tie for first place in the hectic Pioneer vicLeague by blasting out a tory over the Ogden Reds here Friday night The heavy-hittiPilots definitely tabbed the game as theirs in the first inning by pushing across three runs Sheehan homered with none on Keesey doubled and Walt Lowe celebrating "Walt Lowe" night at the Idaho capital blasted one out of the lot for a round-trippIn the fifth inning the Pilots1 added another trio of runs as Keesey batted out his second hit of the inning took third on Lowe's double and both ambled home when Joe Egnatic blasted another homer out of the lot 7-- 8-- 6-- V top-standi- Club Rutta to 5 Jersey City 3 Avrikeu so 3 Toronto 2 'Lattimore S Rochester S Newark R Montreal 5 0 1 - 3 4 0 ft- A IrAteCklb 0 Lombard e 4 0 2 0 0 Gleeeonct 3 0 2 0 3 0 2 0 0 Moyif : 0 II Joostse 3 0 3 3 2 Waitem10 2 0 0 1 'Waiter — 00 0—- 0iiiigasp 1000 Memphis T Atlanta 2 Nashville 3 Binintnithem 2 T Little Rock 4 Chattanooga New Orleans 4 Knoxville 2 Joratz of Pocatello 171 r 39 h th 2b 3b 11 97 12 3 base--Re- anks t- of-l- b of 12-1- 1 Pirates Tip Phi Hies In Ninth 7 to 6 - Philisdeloilla 311 H finfmncf-r- t 5 5 2 1 Litwhiler11 2 37 Pittsburgh ABHOA Guatine2b 5 2 3 2 Handley3b S 2 0 2 Vaugharois 4 3 1 10 01 Killottrt 4 2 2 0 U Fletcherlb 3 0 13 0 21 4 1 3 0 VanRobycit 01 3 2 2 0 DiMagioct 51 3 1 1 0 Lopesc 11 xxGarma 1 1 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 Dietzp 1 0 0 0 xxxGollitts 2 1 0 1 Wilkiep 1 0 0 0 gittartin 0 0 0 titincevichp Davis° I 06 1 1 1 4 3 10 4 1 2 3 0 2 4 0 2 3 1 2 3 0 0 1 0 0 At I GuintintAt Knosrt Henaonlb Morricrt Sitelley28 Cavalli38 11 35 00 '1 --- o same number that Twin Falls gathered—techalk up a 2 victory over the Cowboys here Friday night In a Pioneer league baseball game tI Pocatello 6-- Tata 0 4011 AB A 14 Pacific Cpast League At Beattie: Loa Angels arta ate Prim and (7) Soriano 000 003 000- -3 100 000 000- -1 Johnson ca:Inman t 0 and ColbasT fr i ft N 7 2 7 0 Brows Hawkins et 4 0 2 0 George 3b Bneml Ir 2b 4 2 4 2 Reynolds Si 5 2 4 0 Z At Portland: It Randall ct 4 0 3 0 'orate It an Francisco : 011 16-- 002-- 10 22 2 Andrade lb 5 1 9 0 Kerr lb 5 0 10 1 Portland -7 2 100 000 0203 4 a 1 0 Wesley 3b 5 2 2 5 Kuper 11 Callahan OrKektirte rt 5 1 2 0 lirngtott 2b4 I 1 5 reitGibson Gonzales and annalis(9 (5) EPtreon e 3 1 5 0 Ctlianion e 4 1 2 0 t 4 2 2 0 If 1Ptroonse 3 02 20 04 Oehler ' At Oakland: 8 Z Lindstrom p 1 1 0 Kempe Sacramento 000 000 110 00060--2 : 7 3 3 0 2 3 Carpenter p Oakland 1 100 001 000 000 1- -3 (Night gam: 13 innings Totals 381127 lii Totals 38 11 2111 and Wlecaorsk Monitor Mut (21 Co' Pocatello 210 030 000-- - 8 010 000 010-- - 2 hitt aud Conroy Twin rails Summary: Runs—Hawkins BOIIIMillitr 2 Kempe Harrington Jorats Andrade Kuper Errors—Kakolirts Reynolds Hawkins Bensrniller Stolen Home Two-baAmerican Iesaue: York niters 13: 133 bits—Wasley run—Kempt Runs batted 3 Kemp Yankees 14 Johnsoo Alltiatka Maggio Sandstrom Jorats Oehler Double plays — 14 Keller Yankees 14 Was ley to Denim Iler to Andrade Charge National lingua: Ott Nevi Tort 17: ClIk Runs respolutibla Camillt 13 Nicholson defeat Brooklyn for—Sandstrom 2 Kemp 2 Struck out— click 13 By Sandstrom 1 Kemp 4 Rases on balls — off Sandstrom 2 Kemp 5 Carpenter 2 Wild 2 Carpenter — Passed ball Umpires—McAtteNorfolk 11 puobto 12 (le Inninp) and McDonald nme--1:- 50 Quillan ndance--1000 Denver 4 Obeyenne 10 (estimated) 5210 prrrsBuRGH June 20 LIPi—The Philadelphia Phil lies lost their fifth straight game Friday but carried the Pittsburgh Pirates to the very last ditch in the ninth inning before bowing 7 to 6 With the bases filled and two outs Frank Gustine belted a sharp singleito center scoring Elbie Fletcher with the winning run Nick Etten's homer with two on In the seventh put the Quakers In front with a four-ru- n lead but the Pirates rallied to tie it up in the eighth e sey I - 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Correctly Tailored and Comfortable in Hot Weather Be 1020 -7 37-1- 370 xxBatted for Lopes in seventh xxxBatted for Diets In ninth 001 020 300- -6 Philadelphia 100 301 401- -7 Pittsburgh aunt batted Summary: Error—Guatine In—Elliott Rizzo Litwiller Lopez Etteti 3 Vaughan Van Robaya Germs 2 Gus-tin-e Two-bahits—Harnie DiMaggio Van Robays Three-bas- e hit— Handley Home run—Etten Germs Sacrifices— May Van Robays Donnie olavo—Marnie Reagan and Etten: Breslin and Ktten: Gusting and Pletcher Bases on Vaughan halls---OWilkie 4 Oft Podgainv 5 off Pearson 3 Struck out —By Wilkie 1 by 1 Wilkie by Diets 1 Hits---0- 11 Poditaitty In il inntngs: Strineevieh 1 In 1 Podgarly Pearson 3 n 2 Diets 0 in 2 13 in 6 Wild Winning pitcher- pitch—Wilkie Dietz Losing pitcher—Pearson gtiendance —1046 Fine Hand - Tailored Extreme Lightweight SUMMER COATS & TROUSERS ss Salt Lake ISO 31 12 AO a 0 3 33 J44 Mel Was ley 3b-Pocatello —162 29 62 11 12 3 2 41 J41 X 1 111 It 31 17 IA J27 Jim Keesey lb Bake b Ted Kako !Irk Pocatello 16$ 30 53 72 10 3 1 28 323 2 4 3 24 56 73 315 Shelly McConnell of Ida Falls 176 (Figures include ginies of Thursday night) IDAHO FALLS June 20 uin —lease of Jack Smith pitcher and The Russets of the Pioneer league outfielder who has seen little serv- bolstered their pitching staff Fri- ice with the Bees Lt Ps 411-4-:1 day with the addition of Jack McTWIN FALLS Idaho—Signing Kinney Atlanta Ga who has of three new pitchers in an effort been pitching for Akron in the to bolster the Twin Falls Cowboys' Middle Atlantic Class C league mound staff has been announced McKinney a right hand hurler by team officials The new addiis 20 years old and six feet three tions to the team were with the inches tall when Cowboys Friday night they He is pitching his first year of opened a home stand against the baseball professional having Pocatello Cardinals graduated from Georgia Tech last The three are Con Rasmussen year sa:id with the Boise formerly He most of his hurling has Hunk Anderson a former Pilots Twin 1 been relief work He has won two Falls player and Hank Bushman one games and lost of Washington State college With the addition of these three a in the present Cowboy Bob Howard veteran pitcher for shake-u- p From Ford to Cadillac the Rio Grande team in the local pitching staff is expected A new outfielder from CaliforBonneville baseball Without a Ping! league has been signed by the nia like Anderson and Bushman Th Lint Retail Station With Salt Lake Bees according to Gen- property of the Seattle Rainiers is Wholesale Ways eral Manager lEddie Mulligan of also booked for the Cowboy staff He will arrive in Twin Falls this 13th SOUTH and WEST TEMPLE the Bees Mulligan also announced the re week end Chuck Henson 9-- 6 5 4 8 12 0 Jesmon11) 100 6 8 8 0 6 2 8 0 1turatorte 0 6 1z3 2 Lbleentl38 6 4 114 1 Ambrooe88 5 4 3 3 1 1 0 6 6 SpikeiNit 1 0 Mainp 2 0 0 itistaup 1 1 2 0 Jaaporp Howardp 1 OA) 2 0 0 1 3 0 0 2 Wtghtlo atep 4 19 33 9 Totals 48 12 33 181 Totals 46 00-12 200 050- 041 Salt Lake 300 231- 012 00-- 12 Idaho Falls ' (Called end of eleventh Um 3 Matchett Summary: Rons—Moresto 2: Guintint 2D Memo& Morris Bkelley 010 000 000- -1 2: Cavallt Marshall James & McCon- Ogden 2 L McConMuratom Boise — 300 030 00x- -6 nell Jessen u R Ambrose 2 Jasper Runs batted in— nell a Summary: Enos 3 Henson 2 2 Lowe 2 Egnatie Errors— Moreseo klatehott Kimsey Lowe Cassint Laybounts Williamson 2 Morris 8keiley 2 Cattail! Marshall Two-bas-e Canavan 2 Radtke o siceonntil Jesoen Murators Amoroso Nome Lowe Thresbass int—Winseck birther 2 411rroto—Guintild runs —Sheehan Lowe Biotite Rune Cavaitt Jarmo Ambrose Runs lesponsr batted to—sheehan Lowe 2 Illnatio 3 rto for—Maln IS Jasper' 4( WIght 1: Phone Doable Nays—Cassini to Leybourne 3 Liss tIstau 4 Ho lward 2 T at to Canavan: Whitlock to Cassini to Cana- on balls MaMt 4: Jasper 3 MI van Bases on ballt—Oft Stone 2 Struck tau 2: Howard 1 Tate 3 litruelt out—By Stone 1 Lantanaks 3 McHugh 2 By Main 0: JasEer 21 Ristau 3 Hllvtaftl Rune reeponsible tor—Stone 6 Lametteke 1 rnstr-bas1 Tate hits—Marsha It 1 Losing pitcber—Stone Cavalli Umpires—Clark ItotItstt Murator Threoosso Time-1- :30 and McShane Aitandance hits—Jirssen Cavalll Poubto GuintInt 3500 (estima(ed) to Marshall Jossert: to plavo—Ambrove Montero to Oketley to lionoon Gultittni to Henson Jul welch timplres—Allinger TWIN FALLS Idaho—Pocatello Time-3Attendanco-6- 24 07 capitalized better ea 11 hits—the 214 9 x26 121 Totai Patel' 15 s- - Two out in ninth whew winning run scored ittatted for Willie's in sixth hr rbi Pct 5 3 27 10 010 002 210- -6 Brooklyn Cincinnat I 100 001 000- -2 Runs batted Summary: 2 Errors—none In—Herman Camilli 3 Frank" Goodman McCormick Two-b- a sh alt—R0M Walker Three-bas- e Home run hit—Frey enc —Camilli Stolen Camilli D011910 Merit plays—Ree4e Herman and Camilli: Frey Joost and MeBases on belle—Off Casey 3 Cormick off Walters 4 Struck nut—By Colley 3 by Waiters 2 Hits— Off Welters 9 in A Innings off Bergs none in 1 Wild pitch A —Waiter' Losing pitcher—Waiters I enda nett —58 4 5 Southern Msociation ab ng ng 4 2 6 1 3 Total totals 33 0 27 14 29 'Batted for Walters in eighth May3b Ettenlb Rizzort-c- t Braganss Warrenx Marnie2b PorigaJnyp Pearsonp International League Errors--McQu- Bobby 51 5 1 Two-bas- Benders Player June 20 UPI--- The Vow!) Wathington Senators 'allowed Clevpiand to tie the score with a three-ru- n barrage In the ninth but pushed over a run In their half of the Inning to edge out the league leaders 7 to 6 Friday WAVINGTION Travis 533 419 133 er Pioneer League Big Six Lo ivly Senators AI 5611 IS I) I Colonel Paul G Armstrong state director of selective service then asked the president to review the 6-- 5 case The following day Rigney withdrew his request reporting The Benders could not bend Friday morning with a packed suitcase ready to go enough Friday night to win their fifteenth in a row ai U S Army Eagles took them to camp by a score of 5 at the state prison in one of the best games of the season The Benders trailed during the entire game and in the seventh with two out and two on Ostler for the Eagles struck out Bowers BOSTON June 20 UPI—Although who had previously homered to ahead of him outhit 11 tce 7 by the St Louis score Carmichael Browns the 'Boston Red Sox took Parry also hit a homer for the the series otener Friday 4 to 2 Benders R II E score: making better use of their blows U The 6 3 0 S Army Eagles Bestow St Louis AB 11 0 Al AB 0 A Benders 5 5 4 Luedello2b 5 3 1 1J Dtklaggiocf 3 2 2 0 Carter Ostler and Likes Mead 2 0 2 0 McQuInstlb 5 a 8 01Pinneyrf 4 01Williama11 3 2 1 0 Strand and Hoist Judnichcf 4 4 1 4 3 Cullnbinelf 5' 1 1 01Crottittse n 0 4 1 0 2 2 0 19 20 25 28 25 23 6) (night 5-- U S Eagles 3 0 579 579 Saturday's Probable Pitchers Ogden at Boise 6:30 p rn— vs Susee (4-Kolimeyer (1-Pocatello at Twin Falls 11:43 I 100 000 2 Detrolt 403 070 00x-- 14 New York Croucher Summary: Errora—DiMaggio Henrieh 3 in—York Run batted Perry Keller 3 Dickey 2 Gordon Rizzuto Russo Rolfe bialsagio Higgins Croucher Two-bas-e Keller hits—Oordon Cosa y hits—Rizzuto Rolfe D1111gglo Three-basHorne ruits—Hettrich Croueheti ttouble Aiwa—Rizzuto to Gordon to Sturmon Bases to Tom Perry to Croueher 1 ott Walla—Ott Russo 7 ott Newsom be Ryba 3 is 3 Struck nut —fly Russo 1 241 Win Wild pitch—Dobson bielCaln I in 7 2 Newsom Hits Newoom 1ag pitcher—Dobson honing piteher--Wild Auker 10 in 51-Attendance 1 actual 3100 Inningik off McKain Lewin pitcher—Reviews Attendants-10- 129 paid 3928 ladies - Cleveland A it 11 Bodreauas 5 11 Keltner 3b 3 Walker if 5 3 5 4 Heah rfCrnobell el 4 2 Trosky lb 4 11 5 Mack 2b H ems ley c 3 1 2 1 Sm ith p )(Weatherly 1 1 Flsenstal p 00 0 Brown p 16 16 Idaho--Theld- aho Falls Russets and the Salt Lake Bees Friday night wrote a new achievement into the req:Irds of the Pioneer league when t8ey battled 11 Innings to a 2 tie and then had to call everything off because of the midnight time limit Each side used three pitchers in as wild a game as has been :seen around intermountain ball or chards In many a moon In the hitting side of the argument the Russets had the best of 'the deal teeing off on Ristau Howard and Tate for 19 igngles of all descriptions The Bees gathered 12 seep and Wight ties off Main It should have been the Russets' ball game the way they started out At the end of the fourth the were coasting along with a 5lead that looked pretty sate but in the first if the fifth the Bees punched five runs across to grab a momentary 5 margin The Russets came right back In their half to score three times and go ahead 7 then punchtd one more over in the sixth to hake it 7 The seventh was scoreless but in the eighth the Bees scored four men and the Russets one to Salt Lake Idaho make it 11-- 1 Falls scored two in the ninth and the Bees one for the 2 reading that lasted through two more scoreless innings The game lasted three hour and seven minutes and that was ptenty for the 624 fans who were practi cally asleep :in their seats when-thumps said "It's all over boys' I The score: Idaho Vail San Lako A13140A AbH0A Morescosa 3 1 1 6 Maratiall28 6 a 1 3 6'0 Hatenette 5 2r8 212 larnesrt ' 4 2 0 1 4 834eCnILet 293 41 Probable ?Metiers haturitays Pbiliatieloh la at Pit t stiorsh—ti Fission Bowman t 11 (045 ) B rook lye at t'inchinati—Wystt I t 1 Or Hamlin vs Booboo IDAHO F4tLLS PocatelIo 6 Twin' Fad Is 2 Salt Lake 12 Idaho Falls 12 (called end of eleventh time 11041 Pridays Results BrooklynO 6 Cincinnati 2 Boston Chltagn 5 Philndelphia 6 Pittsburgh 7 New Vark 6 St Louis 2 McCullough Dahlgren e 2- Home Herman2b hit—Cooney rtins—CaVaretta Dahlgren Double play— Beiseref 3ases itiggs3b Sturgeon Stringer and Dahlgren on balls—Off Errickson 5 Struck out— Camillilb Hits—Off Wasdellrf Sy Hutchings 1 1 French T Waikeriii Errickson 6 in innings Hutchings 1 Frankse Attendin 1 Losing pitcher—Erricksonwomen Caseyp ance (actual) —4633 paid 6500 1-- A Rigney then requested a day delay in his 'call on the ground immediate service would deprive bin of a large portion of his reported $12000 yearly NEW YORK June 20 tRII—The New York Yankees went on a plugging rampage Friday to over14 to Detroit the whelm Tigers 17 hits including home 4 wit runs by Tom Ilenrich and Charley Ke11er1the latter's fourth in four daYa The New York homers came in the first Inning each with a man on base to give the Yank's a total of 27 töund trips in their last 16 tonseciltive games The Tigers in eroucherss McCoskya Mulltncl Salt take Pocatello Idaho Fall Twin Fails B99 Chubby Casey Handcuffs Cincinnati French bk 60- yanks Slug Ti fres Silly Dotrott 22 Pet 1 19 20 27 30 14 29 33 4-- - 22 Ogden Boise - Innings in Weird Contest L Pct W ' IV At9 Uinta Rrionkitta New Verb Cincinnati Chicano Pit 4-- CV Decker-Bra- the Cudahy Packers won 'handily from D & R G W 13-- 5 Shamrock-Footprintetrounced Dupler Fur'17-- 1 Cudahy Packing led 0 until the sixth frame when ZOilk Counted three times on singles by Milt Quigley and Les Lees and a walk to Dale Morris coupled with two errors Aldo Richins scored the Packers' zun when he tripled in the fifth frame and came home on a wild pitch Fred Mte whiffed 10 Packer batters to run his strikeout string to 104 in 68 innings He walked The Zituk club only one man played errorless ball with Les Lees starring at third base Scoring six runs in the first frame Decker-Bradle- y took a lead which DittrlIGW was never able to overcome The Lumber boys nicked Len Stone and Morry King for 12 hits with Mickey Westover Ed Scott Doug Borg and Bill Reese each getting two Morry King got two of the loser's four safeties s won The In from easily Dupler Fur 17-- 1 the second frame the Shamrocks counted 13 runs when 17 batters marched to the plate Dupler'a got but three hits from the offerings of lone Reese and Mary Gomez At Garfield the Copperettes won a game from Tedesco's Pat Baxter Lucky 13 Klub5-- 1 and Ida Stevens tossed for the copperettes and between them gave up but three hits and whiffed 10 batters Bonnie Heusser Copperette shortstop starred at bat with three for three Including a home run Magna Cash Grocery broke Into the win column for the first time with a 10-- 9 victory over American The Grocery club scored Fur seven runs in the first two inElaine Randazzo hit a cirnings cuit blow for the winners with two on and also got two other safeMaurine Douglas on the ties mound for the Grocery team's tial victory also accepted six chances without an error 42-1- ((1-7- 11- Tribune tntermoUntain Wire Pioneer League (1-2- 1 4464! 110 - boys downed 2-- 3 Pridays Heettits Detroit 4 New Turk 14 2 noston 4 Cleveland 8 Washingimt 1 scheduled) games Moly Probable Pitchers flaturday's ) Detroit at New Verk—'rrout ) vs Donald — Millar Clevelaad at Wasttingtom ) vs Chaos ) at Philadelpata — Hanna (bleats (3-vs ) vs ) St Louis at Boston—R Harris ) Grove ( Clubs Battle at Louis left-hand- rOOMMIn Indiana Archie Harris athlete who bettered the world discus mark Friday at the NCAA track and field trials at Palo Alto 3-- 1 You Can Better Gas lite TheiZinik e 21 II 1 'C'oa44KSIONEMPOMPWWWWAVV:0611AteROPW' Lumber started the second half in lite Men's league Friday night at park with vic- tories over Packing and Friday The Chicago White Sox pitching star was rejected for service in the selective service army because of a chronic perforation of the right ear drum— a rejection which classified him as unfit for any type of military service 4-- 10 ' 4 dley Arotrirert tee eue !gew York 99 York Detrott 57 Keller Foxe Boston 49: LP:Waist° New York 49 National league: Chicle go 83: Ott New York Nitholeon 47 Bt Slaughter Lanai EASTERN -- Jov rd Runs Batted In Ist Grad 1 r rd '1111 4 ea-ca-pe ASHOA 4 0 2 2 0 3 Lake 3b 3 0 Tbloore ci 5 0 3 0 2 01 Hopp if 3 1 3 0 4 214 0 Mize lb 9 1 glaughtr if 2 0 1 0 6 0 Cresol 2b 4 0 0 2 1 2 Marion as 2 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 5 4 'Triplett Carpentr p 3 2 0 2 Mancuso a 31 11 30 1 0 asCratitme Warnake p 2 0 0 1 Nahem p 1 itaaPadgett 'rola lo 38 11 27 121 Totals 321 27 10 ollotted for Marion in ninth asflotted for Mancuso in ninth toobitted for Notions in ninth 000 010 050—A New York 110 000 000-- -2 St Louie trrors — Morton Jurges Sumtnary: Run hattcl In—Mise Donning Carpenhits— ter 2 Bartell Jurgeo 2 Mies Rucker J Moore Young Jurgen Stolen Home run—binning Crabtree Sacrifice—Wei-nett- s Double bass—Hopp piaye-4ur- ges Whitehead and Young: Mancuso and Loke Sages on ball—Oft Carpenter 4 Worneke 3 Nshem 1 Struck nut— 3 litto—Off Be Carpenter 2 Warm Warne be 10 in 7 Innings Nshem 1 1 Hit by piteher—Py Carpenter AtLosing piteher--Worn- eke (Hopp) tendance (pold)-19- 152 39 32 31 32 20 311 Boise Tips Ogden To Gain Tie for Top Spot Pet 819 593 811 834 8141 448 386 318 7rist 24 24 21 21 30 :el 3111 34 Won Cleveland New Vert( Hostas Chitsirs Detroit Philadelphia Washinsion Bt Untie June 20 (A')—Larry sidetracked from two because of his dis"Frankly Ism disappointed for starting turns appointing record came back to I was looking forward to serv- shut out the Boston Braves on 6-- 2 big in the army" said the big four hits Friday while the Chicago righthander after an examining Cubs cashed in passes for three CINCINNATI June 20 (An— board of two army physicians - runs and added two more on and two civilian consultants had homers by Phil Cavarretta and Chubby Hugh Casey who had Babe Dahlgren for a 0 triumph failed to finish In his last three placed him in class Chimps A13110 Al ABHOA ball Fri starts pitched three-h- it 3 0 1 41 Hack3b 4 0 1 2 Their decision was the third and 111113b as xxxMa1gmy 1 0 0 01 Sturglionso 4 0 1 4 day the Brooklyn Dodgers final one on Rigney's physical Conneyet 4 2 1 Oi Cavarttacf 4 21 2 0 0 trounced the Cincinnati Reds 6 Nicholoonrt 4 4 0 10 2b status—the hub of an "in or out" Oremplb 4 1 2 0 lAtiberlt 3 0 1 1 Rosa11 2 1 11 0 to 2 3 1 2 0 Ilahlgrenlb 2 0 7 Of episode which originated as far Weet11 MeCulighe The Dodgers loaded their line-u- p 3 0 1 4 Fltr4ncer2b 3 0 1 3 Millerss back as last March and which at Wiftimn2b 2 0 3 4 Frenchp 4 2 1 2 with batters for a one time was headed for the desk Hassettlb 1 1 2 01 workout Walters and 01 Boise 1 Otilen 2 0 13errece Bucky against of President Roosevelt AB H 0 A RPWaner 1 0 0 0' made effective use of their nine Cassia! 2b AB110A 4 0 3 4 Radtke 2b 3 1 1 2 0 0 1 01 The ear condition resulted In Mule Was 1 4 1 4 3 Case hits one 4 0 6 11 of Sheehan 3b which 2 0 Laybrue Dolph Rigney being recommended for Errickenp Warseely It 4 0 0 0 Keesey lb 4 2100 tiutehinbcp—100 0 01 milli's fifteenth home run 1 following 3 2 1 0 4 3 3b It F 1 Witisock Lowe 0 0 01 class by draft board physi- Ilialanno 4 2 13 0 Kinetic et 3 1 1 0 a single by 1ew Riggs in the sixth Canvan lb cians in Pasadena Cat while the re 2 4 4 0 Wilemson rt 1 3 0 0 Totals 30 4 24 10 Totis 31 7 21 11 Camila also singled behind a double Godlew 3 2 1 0 Barker e Shone et 2 0 3 0 White Sox were at spring camp 4gBatted for Herres in eighth ' 4 0 4 3 as 3 3 0 Scheffel l' Stenger exBatted for Hutchings in ninth by Riggs in the second inning for Stone p t 2 0 0 2 Lamanake Later an examination by a physip 3 0 0 2 xxellatted for Mitt in ninth 2 0 0 1 Stone p 000 000 000— 0 Brooklyn's first run 1 cian of his River Forest MU Roston 020 001 11x— 5 klellugb p 1001 Cincinnati nrookiya AI board resulted in his being reclassi- Chicago 14 AB 0 Runs hatted AB H 0 A Summary: Error—Cooney Totals 30 8 27 10 Totals 33 5 24 17 1 1 0 4 Werber3b 4 Bemis in—Cavarretta 1 120-yar- Loyola of Chicago dregon State Oklahoma A Sc M and Utah State One each Use t Learned squeezed Into the 100-yard dash finals placing fourth In the second heat which was won in 98 seconds' gies Michigan NOW rd of :242- - ' : rd Anderson A Loots 0001 000 — The CHICAGO June 20 United States army gave John Dungan Rigney back to baseball Gordon Learned fleet Colorado university speedster qualified in the dash and the 220- yard low hurdle" Mae Speedie of Utah university qualified in the low hurdles and Don Anderson of Utah State made the grade in the bread Jump Speedie placed second in the first heat of the 220 lows which was won by Cochran of Indiana In 248 In the second heat seconds Learned placed first with a time 100-ya- 0 It Two-bas- said by Leslie MacAlitchell of New York - Army Rejects Star of Chisox Staff conference athletes Friday qualified in three events and will appear in Saturday's finals of the annual National Collegiate Athletic association track and field meet at Palo Alto press dispatches run heat university in an Favorite to wine he tripped and fell heavily on the track then made up some thirty yards to finish next to last but out of the qualifying clus MacMitchell however Is entered In the mile run Saturday an event be won in the recent intercollegiate A A A championships As expected Southern California shooting for its seventh team championship galloped off with the most qualifying places The Dean Cromwell-eoache- d contingent landect men in 11 places University of California landed six places Ohio State five and Indiana' four Other qualifying places were distributed as follows: IST4W York university Washington Stanford University of California at Los Angeles and Louisiana State three each Notre Dame Colorado Wisconsin Northwestetn Penn State Michigan Normal Miami of Ohio Washington State Texas Illinois two each: Oklahoma Nebraska Montana Rice Xavier Howard PayneGeorgetown Minnesota Pittsburgh Utah California Ag - 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