Show s - - 1 11 — - 4: t t '1 -- i- 'i- :z:' ' - : - N : :l - ' :: - ' ' ''' g i 4 ' ' t i : 1 I i t 4 1:' t : L- - - a - a' 4 t f : : : Thursday 51ornitig r i !'' Jo I t i ': '7 ' - : z ' : : a :t - - - 4 :: i 5alt gaktiirribunt 3rbe - - August-I- eds 11) II at11::009 Pilots Con II) : II) - L - 0 Ogden Clings to Pioneer Lea4 er 4 Aug 13 (R)—Th New York Yankees divided a pair' of tight games with the Washing- ton Senators Wednesday' Washington won the first 5 to 2 on George Archie's two-ru- n homer " In the eleventh inning and the Arnerican league leaders captured the second session 5 to 1 on Marvin 13reuer's five-h- it pitchihv Young Sid Hudson went the whole way for the Senators in the opening struggle and allowed only two hits in the first six Innings Then he weakened to New York seven hits and give American Legion: Junior runs in two innings three baseball teams playen and The Senators had tallied twice fans will be on hand at Come off Ernie Bonham in the fourth munity park Thursday at when Lewis singled Cecil o'clock the occosionbeing a - Travis Buddy and Jim Vernon tripled city-wito diamond party : singled and then made up or bid farewell to the 1141 camHudson's lapse by tying the score In the ninth on a single by Vernon paign Two Junior teams Will be a a double by Archie and an infield three-Innin- g IN In game out: and an club will meet Hudson settled down and :al- the Utah Magazine nine in lowed only one man to get on five-fraaffair another base In the last three Innings and five inning game will folArchie's third homer of the sealow Base running and so a following a single by Travis throwing 'for accuracy and finally won the game distance are also on Asp The Yankees made seven Eddie Mulligan will alleak - hits In the nightcap just but they to the young haaeballen and came in timely clusters and V P Fisher local bead of Breuer practically won his own Ameran 11gion baseball garne by driving in two runs In will also address the youngthe' second inning with a single sters of 52 teams Who rewhen the bases were loaded Joe seacently concluded who had made two hits son The program aqui ar- - DiMaggio In the first game singled in a : ranged by Joe Christensen the third inning but Verrunjn of the city reezestionldepart- non homered in the sixth to keep ' mint the Senators in shooting distance Walter Masterson relieved Ken' Chase at the start of the eighth and enabled the Yankees the opener of a three-gam- e stand Inning to put the game in the icebox by Only once and that for a short loading the bases on a single and time were the visitors: ahead ot two walks with none out Arnold the locals In the secOnd Willie Anderson took over but two runs En OM blasted:a triple to cen4 came in when Phil Rizzuto flied ter and scored on Frank morrti - to Lewis and Catcher Al Early let the throw get Sway from him outfield fly but the Cards got at the plate that back in the last oethe third Tile iscores: root tame: ' with a four-:ru- n blast New Vork Washington A0140A1 duced four hits- AP 44 6 t Cressit In the fifth after being held' 1 0t In check for one frame the Card 0 a 4 2 3 0 raked Jensen from stern to stern MT:Ng 4 0 ( idellerIf 4 0 4 0 and six hits two walks a wild Earlys ' 58 22 II 02 Pirkeyc 4 2 1 7 Risatitose 4 1 14 I and two errors gave the4 134:7ith: 31 00 05 0I Pturmlb 4 0 1 1 Bonhamp 1 0 I 21Branch9 0 0 0 eight runs and they didn't have to 1454)1C2b 0 do anything more aboUt helping' HudoMip 5 1 0 131 13 83 Green to his second tritiMph- Totilli 43tor Totals 40 10 33 17 Bloodworth In ninth shots IMO against as many setbacks Washington 200 Q01 000 OM) 210 n0-Tom Itobello Bee rianager41 P471414 trilord—Itiondetorth VernOn was chased in the third for aro In—Travia Vernon Keller- 21 2 Archie hits Early guing overa play at second bassi L'Irceanic ArchieGordon and in the same inning Jack' Iteilen Travis Home rtin—Arebto bit— Swim Double Hatchett Bee third sacker als07 playo—Booham flacritice—Vernon to litatuto to Sturm Ria-drew the old heave-h- o for a run-l- it Gordon to Sturm Bloodworth to frt40 to1 Vernon Banes on balla—Oft with the boys in blue - Bonham off Hudson I truck out— 1 scdred least:: By rudi Hite—Oft at by Bonham 2 Every Cardinal In 10 13 off Brallthl innings one run and all but BilLMcClainfl 0 filn!!?3 Losing pitehor—Bonham Atfleet center fielder got' at least tendance—About 15000 one hit Jensen continued to bej Now Voila Washington easy for any and alt- Pioneerl c:imm:f cf 33 it 03 0101 Sturm lb ARNO The big blond lw rf 4 0 4 01 Italie 3b 54 1 0I 1 league &tale al 3 0 a complete garnel itteitgimil anlb 44 i 20 2111 Horich hunt pitched ?UMW el 3 1 4 0 since July 8 and only once since Archie 3b 4 0 08 0111 Gordon 2b 2 n i 4 Boner c 7 9 4 that time has he entered the 11c4' 26 4 0 I 31 Kelm If 2 0 5 0 3 1 0 21 Desoto an 3 0 02 He wa: respon4: Chaos- 0 tory coilumn 4 1 1 I p 0 0 0 01 Breuer 4 sibl fog' eight of tha412 run Mesteei) Andereott 0 0 0 0 01 the local's made 33 3 24 01 Totals Pfsistetto 30 7 2? 9 By Four Percentage Points Tribune Intermountain Wire BOISE—The Boise Pilots took a doubleheader from the Idaho Falls Russets here Wednesday that still slight 2 and didn't put the Pilots in the Pio:leer leagues top position Only seven percentage points the Pilots and the separated league-leadiOgden Reds before Wednesday's games The Reds however trimmed Twin Falls Wednesday watching its lead reduced four percentage points Darrell Fields and Gerry 'Staley star Boise moundsmen were in rare form Wednesday Fields limited the Russets to eight hit in the first game and Staley allowed only seven in the second while chalking up pis twentieth victory CHU Barter got three for three to lead Boise's eight-hi- tattack fin the first game which was settled by if:four-ru- n Boise rally In the fourth frame of the seven Inning contOst Legion Nines To Show Ghia Evrzt 7-- t -- t' Prot i ran -- —Fields I Bahr 3 Strikeouts—Bahr 4 V1119 Rims responithl risida l Ilmpitea—Mcilbatie and Clark r Tiato-1- 14004) - 02 -1 c3- Idaho raIts Summary: inane 2 0 0 0 4 0 3 3 4 1 0 8 'rotate 02-cc- 27 000 000 001 11 Itund 121 — 4 bat Radtke Error—ton Two-bas-e Three-bas- e Bauer Two4osso bita—Riteltko 2 Holing tenger Egnatic Rona Witted in—Kotionen Batlike 2 Williamson Egnatle Marshall Ilitolen bases—S bloeminoll Radtke Mae bit —Marshall Double ?li to Stenger to Lows: Radtke to Stenger to lArwt Baaes on balle-4- )ft Bradley I 1 Rialev 3 Bradittruck Staley lee 4 Bona responsible tor—Brodipy and Igobase Stater timpirmi—Clark Time-- 133 Attendasee-1- 10 bage4-43oplio- Tribune InterMountain Wire 1-- 3 I t OGDEN—The leegut-leadin- g Ogden Reds put a chill on the Twin Fails Cowboys here Wednesday night in the opening e stand at John game of a Aft let park cOpping the long end of a 1 scorei 4- : - I boll Lalso A0110641 40110A1 4 I 3 2) Curtis 2b 4 2 0 01 bittliy2b Hatchtt30i 2 0 0 01 situtmi1iaron A 0f nakt iltiotal Tatcet : 02 0 I 1 0tifotwoottit '4 0 0rAndradIttib Lnoart 3 I I 0 Vausloyit 111 2 22t 01 Potordtnav Itobellolb I A I 0 01 3 0 2 Ciambarolf 2 0 2 Gntnict:10 3 0 3 0 Winc3b:44 1 1 01 3 tiorrome 3 1 0 0 Green L 0 a: Cavantsit 3 0 1"31 3 0 0 It : Joneenp 'rotate -- 30 3 24 It 'Wag '30 33 Salt Links 3110 000 rocatodo 'Rune—Enna 004 000 Bens- Summary: Curtis Kaltoltrte 2 Andradei2 Witsion McClain Win Green Errork Andrade Stolen Winos: Pete7 3 Jeneen Makolirla Andrade 2 Sarrittetr' Senarni MeClotim Groom hits —Enos - Kettottria Two-bas-e Thee' hits' —teetteituttler Andrade Orkett Rune batted:: In—Mrrie Curtin Boruimiiiple4 2 Andrade 3 Pote4m Wing VVaaloy Runs reeponaiblo for—Jonne0 green 1 Strikeouts—Jonere 5 arena IL Banes on btII—Off Jensen 4 green IS Lett an bos om- -14 RWj4 Lakepitch' rorateolo 7 Time -- 1:53 Ow—Canis: 4-- The score: 3-- 01141en Twist Vans ANNOA ARHOA Portcm 3b 0 1 1117sasini 2b 4 1 2 3 Reynolds as 4 1 1 31 Lybourns 44 4 410 3 1 Randall et 4 1 I 01 Rmholts IT 4 3 0 3 2 1 2114'1rtwit 3b 4 1 4 4 Kuper 0 tlerdnet 11 4 0 4 Ileassavan lb 4 1 0 ft Olandiew rt 3 1 0 0 neniar it 3 1 2b 3 0 4 2111hone et 3 1 3 0 0° Plenottel 4 1 e 1 1 9 3 Volts Mohnen p 0 0 41 Koinmoye p 2 0 0 1 &Kerr 0 0 0 1 t - ti3 k 21 Totals 33 24 13 - Totals 29 0 27 lit sWalked tor Bohner' in ninth Twin Iralls ' 100 000 000- -- 1 000 020 11 it— 4 Oslo all 'hove 2 Mummery: P 2 Hulls 3 flodiew Sacrifice hit—Kolkmeyer ntolen bonne—Phone 11aittner LAIbourns p bits- -bit—Randall Rutn batted in Oehler Kuner Canaviin CaosInt Raumholts 2 Sebeffel I BoPeons n1'0011011)111 tor—Kolkmoyer 1 atrikeouts—Rohnen Kolkmeyer brft 2 Kenos en balle—Kolkmover 4 Ponnen 7 ft Lett On Nasea- -- Twin FJ111111 T Differs McDonald Sad Umpires L Ittins--tand- hreors-moretniffi- Two-blim- And ankh Vtalit 000 001 000—1 Wachington 021 000 011s—o-NIvOirjp:1 —0ordem Itellor Runs Early DIM a nit lo V rmni heeled in—Rreuer e Possum bits—Travis Roger Home' run—Vernon Double Olete—RieClio 'Gordon and ilturm: Vernon Travis end ernort Basel on bills—Ott Chime Struck Broiler 2 oft Ittnterson 2 nut—fly Breuer T by Chime' I Hite—Off Mime: 8 in 7 informs: nit tlastoratin I ) in none (pitched to three Mt none In I Andersen tosinA oltylvit 8 dance--72- 4 ' 4 lc ' ' " 4 I e x ' 4 ft i ''' - ' f:- - ' i- s' ! '' '— 'f' '' 4 i ' 1 - ' s f 4 4 - 4 " - ' i t 11' ' ' ' t : 4 ' ' f : i ' i 3 ' $: hatts rib Now 'Irrk Signs to guide Chicago 'White Sox for three Jimmy Dykes more years at reported $27500 annual salary Brownies Topple Indians 9-- 3 Score By One-Side-d Calehouse Dynamite in OM Bobo Pitches Cleveland Clubs 60 At — Den- CHICAGO ny Galehouse held Cleveland to eight hits allowed no runs after the first inning and smacked three singles himself as the BrOWILII won Wednesday 9 to 3 Cleveland $t Louie AB110 Ai ASHOA Camaltellte 4 11 Olflettnnrlb 4 1 2 5 5 3 0 3 Soltner39 3 0 2 4 Clitt39 Romenthala 2 0 4 0 Meguinn19 4 2 12 1 3 5 1 3 0 3 0 0 JtitInlehet lienthrt 3 t 9 0 CullenbnAt 5 2 3 0 Grimalkin 5 1 3 0 Boudreauas 4 1 2 3 Leeltart 3 1 2 1 4 3 2 4 atrende24 Mack21$ 4 319 tletnaloye 14 01 A1 1 awitte Krakakcp 0 0 0 11 tlelohousep 8 3 1 4 Itrownp Eloonntetjt 11 01 0 () 0 ni 'Welker— ? 1 :: Totals 31 8 24131 To(ala 40 1627 14 Battd for hiseinstat itiin tenth ninth iteliatted for Bagby 000 000- -3 eleveland 001 000 Ils- -0 St 141111a summary: Error—Notie Buns batted in —Boudreau 3 Swift 3 ()alehouse Heffner o Mitt Mc Mectutnn 2 mu Quinn Mark Watikar Stolen bases Cu ilnbits Serritir—flootentriaL it Double Heffner and 11eQuitin: balls—Off Strange and Mr Quinn Bases on Krakauskas 3 oft Elownstat 1 off Rainy I off ()alehouse 4 Struck out— Ry Eraliattakas 1 by ()alehouse 1 Hits—Off Xrakauakaa 7 In 2 241 off Prolitt0 3 In 0 off tipionelet 4 In 4 13 oft Raabe 2 in 1 -- WW1 Losine plusher— Plich—Krahauakiia Krauakas Attendance (paid —111 I ISS on 03 64 4 4 II 44 ILAbeis 42 410 t agedowatayii Results 6 New lark Washisiataa (first tesvw II Innings) Detroit 4 OChirstra 1 111: Lewis Cleveland 3 tastes 4 Philadelpaist O Thursday's Probable Pitchers Dartrott at Chleito 21—Nsahmseer r or Trout (611): and Bridges 1 v and Humphries pel Washington at Naw York (21—Zuber vs Russo ((311 and Carrásqual ) 110-7- I and Pssk tA4-2- ) bouts—Doan Citvellind t V Nitacing Roston at Philadelphia 12) — (trove ) vs Knott and M Harris 410-6- ) and glabich Aug 13 Buck Gil- - Newsom whore pitching victoties for the Detroit Tigers totaled' 21 last year scored his ninth win of the current season Wednesday as his mates defeated the Chicago Waite Sox 4 to 1 aided by three Sox errors in the third Inning Newsom who shut out the Chicagoans 1 to 0 six weeks ego as in walkedl one batter and trouble in just one inning f In the fourth Ilyri Hoag fly With the basesloaded 'spoiled his shutout Suck 'has 3ost'16 games The Tigers made nine hits off Ind Smith including two singles each by itudy York and:- Birdie ITebbettS Their three rung in the third came on single' by Barney IiiicCostiy an error by Jimmy Webb a dual fielding and throwFirst Baeeman Don ingerror by Kolloway and a double by Pinky - Singles by York and Tebbetts scored the last Detroit run in the eighth The defeat was Smith's twelfth victories againit11 irbtreets Detroit iS0110A A010A 4 2 11 2 Stainbck If 5 0 4 01 Kolowav - lb 1 4 1 4 4 bleenaky Cr 5 1 4 01 Webb 2b Chmhbel rt 3 0 3 01Kreevich el 4 1 1 0 Illeitine 30 4 3 1 11 Wright rt 4 1 0 0 4 2 7 0: Apiplinx ea 3 0 2 ii York lb 4 0 Never 2b 4 0 2 21 Hoag It a 4 2 401Ketio4Y Tebbetts 3b 4 0 0 1 3 a 0 erniacher na 3 0 2 31 Treab 4 0 2 4 Newsom 6 3 1 01' Smith p 2133 0 2 11 71 Total 35 Tot ale Detroit 001 000 010- -4 000- -1 100 000 Chicago Itussa hat'errors Bollowei 2 Webb 4 114-11- Z 112 Philotiolphla 2 Vt (0-1- 1 47 87 47 48 eineirtnati New York Caicos's 7 1 Columbus Toledo O 3 Louisville L 3 Indianapolis 4 8 41 Pet 841 out - Chirac - Pittsburg A it H 0 4 ASHOA ' 2 1 41 4 3 5 D Stirstart if 1 1 0 0' Vauttila0 lie 0 - 3 i1 I Hudson 2b 0 0 0 Eloidt it IttAtobt it Cavrtta et 41 0 3 0 0 Germs 3b 4 1 2 0 gentihttng 1 ' - 2b Stringr 310111:Pert 1141011 j 11 lack 3b Nehison I 11oher it 1) he iltri nag b 1 eb 0 0 0 In ratchar lb 3 0 12 1 6 0 1 11 Martin lb 4 1 4 :so 2 ill fJuif ago et 4 0 4 3 1 0 LtOft i : of 20 2o : : ? : : 0: : ra11111:441n Y 40 10001 30 White Sox Hot 10 The White Sox have been hot recently taking nine victories and a tie in their last 12 starts and being only a game and 4 half out of third place Dykes is confident that his 1942 team will be the best he's had since he took over the club managership in May 1934 succeeding Lou Fonseca That season the club finishedinthe American league cellar but from then on Dykes transformed : the club into a hustling outfit' that for years has been a pennant factor Immediately after lignin g 1:50 Attendance-15- 0q1 Dykes hurried away to Mercy hospital for another one of the many check-up- s on some stomachrtrouDurble he's been having ing the past month or So he's lost 20 pounds dropping from 198 to New BOSTON Aug 13 178 poundsYork Giants and Boston Braves divkled a doubleheader Wednesday with the Giants estpturitig the first 7 to '6 and the BraVeetaking the nightcap 3 to 1 The Giants were held to seven hits in each game but four-ru- n third inning furnished the Impetus NEW YORK Aug 13 Joe Louis will join the army if for victory in the opener Eliot game he loses his heavyweight title to New kerb Boston A! ABIFIO A Lou Nova on September 19 Pro- Bartell 3b ABHO 1 0 2! Slott 311 2 moter Mike Jacobs revealed Wed- Bucker et 8 1 2 01 Coonoy et 5 y 2 01 4 0 Ott rt 0! HaposetC lb Oil nesday 04 Wooer Ft 0 lb a 44 21 12 Louis would take a chance on Youna 4 I Wpm I 3 3 3 0 Denning n tAtiow sor 4 1 letoore It 0 3 d obtaining a furlough to permit an our 3 0 0 4 itobertga-214 0 8 4 4 9 2 2b 2 (1 4 5 Masi attempt to recapture the title Whitend 3 0 1 2 Javery p Ixthrman 0 0 0 I p next June Contracts Brown p 1 0 0 01 from Nova 0 0 4 p 0 for the September battle provide 110"llb:few E 0 0 I 0 (I for e return bout in June should sol 'pongee A smottoe el) Nova win Erickson p 0 0 0 It-i- s quite evident from Jacobs' Totals 32 7 27 141 final 14 30 27 IS remarks that the Detroit negm tur !naive evoliM or Ity Posedel no spitatted Watt of has retiring—Win thought matitsin for Dompors to eighth or lose Ins draft deferment-becausNew York ' 104 002 000- -7 Boman 003 'nod of dependents permits him 1tunk nuostmary: Errors—naive to contitiue in the ring betted Ire—Young 2 limiter itirkets Dan Mout Cooney 3 Winer Miller Bassett It Arniy for till&--Th- et Lois If Nova Wins 1 -- 1 O1 11 1 e :1007---- 4 bits—Yount 2 Boehm! Cooney 2 5101 Double to White- hood to Young plays—tlartott to Roue on get I Beeps slip—int Lehrman I Salvo 2 MI pup Oitt 14 V Lobe-maJavery3 3 111rown 1 Salvo '1 rrelekson I 14110-- 011 Lnhrman 10 lot 8 3 ing0011 Brown 2 In 2 Jamery 4 In 2 'none Boamlel 0 In nut in Itiltd) Move 2 od I Errlekson 1 In I lilt by Wetted Ball— By Javery tOtt1 Salvo (Jura's) WInnInot Two-bag- Strong Teams Battle In Fort Circuit rme CINCINNATI an plteber--Lohrm- A ttenollanes 8Pond Losing pltehor--1-Javer- y (tostimate4)e--4500- t111 mom 3-- 2- there-IA'ednets an avenged extra-innin- lou hot g Morton Thursday to Pitcher Coopersof the Cants McCormick's single broke 24 deadlock brought ab4ut by Johnny Mize twelfth homer in the eighth inning with none en After Walt era fanned Eddie Joost got a triple past Johnny Hopp who missed a shoestring catch attempt and Mike McCormick and Eddi Lukon were intentionaky passed Then Frank McCormick scored Joost with his g drive game-winnin- Look AHHOA AL al11104 1 Cresol 2b a 1 0 V Ili Anna It ut 4 01 02 0 Mine 16 1 5 3 Padgett if It 3 21 0 34 b 0 blitrionc gm 3 0 3 I aaCrabtror 01 0 0 01 Lak ea 0 2 M 4 21101 Mancuso 11Cper p 4 3 0 Jon II e b 3 1 3 ta ten o mock if Ltiann 4 r Pft 112 I 4 mot2b16 4 lb 4a Wertior LomierirOt inernont en Wanitat p 4 Pt Louie Cincinnati I 1 t 1 Lialatted for Marion in -- 3 4 0 — 41 122211131 l'okals 321030 out When ninon's 141W leorint 2011 e 2-- 3 13 Aug Frank McCormick singled In the tenth inning to bring the CitiettlVi (gory 0n-th- e nati Reds a St Louis Cardinals day Rucky Walters of thit ltds n One of the most importtint games of the Beeson in the Fort Douglas softball league will be played Thursday when the Medical De- I Reds 'Wine Feam Cards 3 toV2 tb 04 000 OM Ot0 nri 000 2400 1- -3 Firarts-- -- Sonot Wtrbor Finn& Summary' In-- T Moore Mien hatted r McCormick Lombardi 2 Twotitie 2 atancitan Three-ba-g hit—Jonot ipsdst ktcm rune- - aria Lombardi linien in Oliterifice—T Weir plays— Lukon and JP Meenrrnicht Lott rot boars —rit Louts 11 Cincinnati 0 Paseo on Waiters 1 Stnarit out Coopr S3 Wafter —PI M Cooper 3 Paao4 '44 t tend a nco-3- 01 ba rd I 51 niato--(1n- -- 841 Alla 13 4011 7 417 271 81 83 421 IRPOIllia 64 Nutehinss il-4- 1 1 1 Ito- tart y - ("Hr 1 20-1- 'INA-ba- ! Hite by fly Neweom by Smith Attend By Smith tCrouchr piteher ictual ) —357 I bet& 52541 women sac BOAQX 326th Signal 22nd Bomb Sq Lasater and 20 11 5 Batted Mt llehomaelhot In MOM Ran for Barthel to ninth 15 17 6 000---- 1 New York 000100 Mills Davie and segtoa goo :1310 00J--3 Boni Petschel iwi In—You Wooer Inarluor lisppett WSuntmary: a--hir I hor owner b Job it ftOn schedule: Thursday's Thre-bas- o Double !mays 326th Signal vs Headquarters to Jor(e to Telma: Miller to )Ailler Bober to to Bassett: Robert Squadron 5th group Fort Douglas to Bassett Samos on t Mho field 5 p m maelter 2 Johnson 1 Ptruelt nut — Br ft Hits—Ott Itcbgmaeher 8 In 7 Johnoton Headvs Medical Department 1 In 1 Losing intettor-- -Innings: Adams Clew lind MehlitnadhOr timptro--114rdquarters Squadron 20th WIng Fort Conies Attendangs tactual m field 6:30 Two-bag- 31acks 4 to 0 t ! Dm' 17' 1" tlE111riiirtEs To-- I 1 3 4 111 WE MAKE 9-- A ' s:' 1 g -rf:-----N- balla-p-Ot- (Only itamss achsdulad) Siloauksli (5-0- on Tions--1411- 1 42-4- ' cL EA tiall - (r-ht- t 9 Ploheer League Big Six (2-5- 117CE 11 1B9 : ‘ r - : 4- 1 : 11' AB 11 7:1'::::1-:p"I'A'''''''y''- ''' 1 i 1111 1 1 : 1 STUDEBAtalt - — 111 (oos0"- I 1 1111 11 drag-'em-o- ut il (4-1- S EASY TERMS- ) (13-7- - PI I '410 knock-cm-dow- ) - - 1 1111- :S518 I 68: ) I 11 1 2-- - ) i -- : p 0-- 1 2 7-- 3 igmE - 001--:- 5-- 2 -- 6 I ! Vit'ed:110tle - t14 ithli clitilb i 'WM art-- 10 t 8-- 9-- 4 ' i lihill IN-qvi- ' ke z 8-- 4 f 110 - i 1 i ' - f 1 i' 1 i I - : i i - - - osS' ton Now gam: York Al AtIVIOA partment iat-e-s the Headquarters Bartell30 ABHO 4 0 eil 3 0 1 2 Squadron Twentieth Wing at the Ruckerel 44 I 1I 0' Conismer 44! 113 00 Oi liageettlb post field at 8410 p m The winner Otte( 4 3 4 1 10 0 Wanerrt Younclb 3 4 1 0 01 Wpoitlt 0 of this game will be favored for the Hartnett 4 01 0 Minersor! 0 0 goAragon Artwootleh17 4 0 4 011toberselb 4 1 I g league honors 0 a I 3 I 4 21 1Irrock Itorgeass The 326th Signal team won the WhIteh42b 2 I 0 1 3 1 4 01 Jolleoll0110 - rantivtwell 101 litavtin 5 A 2! from the 2 0 Wednesday game Arhumphrp timalc Itigatoa 11()itoway ontonnin 0 0 0 01 Newaom Doobie play AptalittCI 22nd Bombardment crew" Sacrifice 0 0 0 4 Adantato BIROS on Will—Ott Webb anet KolinvtAV 11 R 151 E The score: Struck out Npw(t1 j of? Smith 2 Totals 32 24 Totahrt 32 0 27 12 SS - - 1 Philadelphia I Nrooklytt 7 Chicago 8 Pittsbutrint A M Louis 2 (lactation 2‘ (10 ualtsgsl Thatsilss Probable Piteloors Chinas at PitisOurga—Passsau (10- 0 ) vs Butcher ( 12-4 New York at Boston--Mo- Goo CO?) I Atmerican Association 711 18edaesdayl New York 71 PAISUP111 3-- Lost 3 30 71 Plosion : 6-- 1 Woo at Laois arookit a Pillshorsk ito 413 449 tin na 1114mit 111 301 FM rbiladelvtota Sksehin ton - - - 4-- p i 1 I! it Sturgn is 4 0 1 11 plAslitn 1 Erickon p 2 0 0 Canning p 0 0 is eGaian p Nets 01 taitativas Maves p 0 0 0 p 1 Disnitro et 0 0 0 01 sColitna May 3b SO S4 01 05 01 Frank e2b 3 1 32 01 Coerart 7 27 41 - Totals Bragan Totals 37 21 32 It 3 0 0 Da viMR Warren e 3 1 zBattgd tor Erirkson in steam Bs tted for StriogrP Pr ninth Podgajny I 0 0 0 Ix 0 Ot atiation1 p xxx Batted for Cavarritts Is moth Carlin rt 1 0 0 KBatted for Sullivan lift Melton p 0 0 0 0 zattan for Lope in ninth-ninny Chicano 1)01 000 00S-- 41' Al ' Total' ' Totillo 30 II 27 let Pittsburgh St 24 00e 000- -4 310 ItHattott toe 01MJSMI4 In vith10 001klantinarst Errors-4tricks- ent Oats I ran 000 300 Ph04401141111 -2 Martin MeCulloush ciarosa bletlignan 014 000 92x- -1 tuna battsd Brooklyn 3 111v-bblur Mut Errors—Breton Rem Mummery: tin Tvenst rilibert 2 Sturgeon Dahlgren Mitch Run batted tn—Rettee Medolck 2 basso bite—eltewart nd Lopes Stringer Camlill 3 May Walker LitobUer Home Throe-bas- o Sarrletre hit—lieCullotigh Two-bas- e hita — Warren Martin Hama on ball—brtekson II riven Welker 2 Ettn ilserttlena — 1 Lanning 2 Moots Marty 1 Strura Wendell Davie Double plava Mils 1 Erickson 5 Raves 1 ent—upt Oloilitainy Moroi? 2 c011ellelet and Camilli: Hits—Ott Plrickson 5 in 7 innings itavita vie Rem and Camilli LAC on bowie— 0 in 1 Lannings Diets g id 13 I on 10 84141 4 Phlisdetohla in O Sullivan 0 tn 234 Monty I to 14 Brooklyn belle—Ott Poti5ajny 3 Briaeom 4 Mill- - Winning pitellsr—leavine Losing pthetitre4 1 Struck Davie Grigoom 2 'oot—tly Attenelatoto--- 4 437 3 3 in lAnning ion Davie 3 ititii—of f poogasny WIN 3 Ortinions 3 to 4 2 3: )41414 Innings: — Intl 2 In l O Lasing pitcher Poopainp V 01P1r44 —Saari Jeri& and hart Time- !: ' - PHILADELPHIA Aug 13 The Boston Red Sox climbed with-i- n The Rig Six 1 p Douglas games of the second-plac- e f I n AR R fl Pet Cleveland Indian a in the American 901 3101 fr 411 04 130 Red Williams Roy 1 VIII 00 155 300 league Wednesday by opportune Travis taanatora 104 420 11111 k 305 350 niMnit0to Yanks 110 439 ' behind Wagner's hitting :Charley 09 269 61 01 334 Hopp Cardinals 1 94 366 1'0 120 :120 shutout pitching to beat the AthReiser Dodger I : O UR GREATEST BOW' 1 t Coast Le agtle Pacific 103 369 54 120 325 letics 4 to Etten 0 before 16991 at Shibe i 4 Won ab r h Hs 2b 3h he! rbi Pct Club Lost Pet Player park It was the A's fifth straight ea R3 629 Pioneer League Sacramento E: 84 379 4 129 IS 214 82 II Robby Jorats of Poratelle ran pita° BR defeat ' 73 557 Ib-- is 1543 WO IAA Pet Seattle70 69 Roston Idaho alls 254 29 13 93 S 1 i13i 27 J32 Marshall E Philadelphia AN 34 Ol A 010 020 66 Outdoe B H Al BoIIywflOd AS II 0 89 11211 333 IS 123 1St 1 37 80 481 011 Gilinglotet: 5 2 4 fit 3 0 0 0 Charley Henson of Salt Lake 'Woo lne Ansa les enititicrt All WAY 1 f 4 Mt 83 j23 844 -- 48? 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Bob 'IDAHO FALLS Idaho the Pilots At Portland: lt la 4 International League Idaho Falls : Russets With the campaign having only Cardoza 000 200 000- -2 'flakland To Leave for 00x--7 Navy 000 0 610 :Portland ' more weeks to run It seems catcher will be out cfthellne-tif- t Montreal 10 Toronto 7 three jr Darrow Mulligan ( el and RalmOnd“ 5 Buffalo Rorhoster 11Iska and Hawkins LEM—Ensign Russel Price Bone definite that only Boise and Og- - for possibly a weekliecause of an ‘1 I 1 I Newark 4 Baltimore 3 EV-4-(Vl I I ) former Lehi high school athlete den remain in the rtinning tor the Injured right land suffered in the Syracuse I Jersey City S ' AND !AUTO HOME will leave here Friday morning to title The Salt Lake Bees are still game Sunday against Salt Lake Southern Association a ' er Western In Player-Managin 'Marshall service actiVe Eddlb the tunning1 the mathematically League report SUPPLY STORE 1 Little Week 8 f': Kona the 2 NowChattanooga navel fiving forvt(ie nttre two but chances of their reOstrted A foul ball' strtick Car-du°Moans 9 1ri 111101 Pliphlft A Plows Polls ft i 2 : Naottvnia In ttlrynhishorm 7 tfota t'il v :I flifvo wvrkst Itit Iowa& with hilg pitnitto 204 lost Iroodwoy doze on the end of his thumb it appeoc slim Morfnik Allows 0J 'pommel lomit plav011 Si Momghlit l Itotivew In hero : I pert tit donbleheatter Iburatiay Wahl ) Boise coppedt three of the five- - wa reported 1 Uinta 01 4 ——i s ii ' ' 0 '' ' ' I - - —0 0 t se - ST LOUIS Aug 13 (5-4- 1t - - Braves Giants Divide Pair Tiges to 1 Wit' Over Chisox 1-- National League pet 04411 Lou AS rftbsoco MIPtieln los suo—Eollor Yortkooc 2R Yankees 27 : Williams 1111Meuftls Red' lkol 22 Nat tonal los sus—Ca 'MIR rkids 21 Ott Giants Nicholaok fit 22Z Cubs 1 Woe 74 60 gkvlot A Paul er L1 13 PrrrS1311ItG11Aug Scoring time runs Lifl the ninth ning on- two hits the Chicago Cubs surged- from behind Wedneadir night to beat boat the Pittsburg Pirates 6 to 4 before 25373 fan& Charlie Gilbert pinch hitting drove In the tying and winning runs with' a single It was the third straight set back for the Pirates their longest weeks losing streak in seven Going into the- ninth Pitcher Johnny Lanning was coasting along on a 1 leadi A walk to Bat Nicholson Ark" Vaughn's fumble of Rank Lejber's grounder and Babe Dahlgren's single 'scored a run- Then Debs Germs fumbled Clyde McCullough lo grounder ting Leiber seore- - An infield out and a pass filled the sacks and young Gilbert up from Montreal greeted Relief Pitelier Floyd Diets with his winning Iwo-run single The fifth run ram on on intiold - ' aseball Scoreboard American League Home Run Club Pit Aug:13 (Al—The 43 ‘ 13-h- twenty-thircihom- to 2 - I Attendance—AWE 2 Tribune Intermountain Wire POCATELLO — Cutting loose it with a blast which bad 13ob Jensen in hot water almost all the time while Eddie Green came up with a three-h- it mound masterpiece the Pocatello Cardinals shellacked the Salt Lake Bees 12 to I here Wednesday in Attendenco-14- 924 Chfuli 11ROOKLYN lump my Ilumbie Pirates by 6 to 4 Count Brdoklyn Dodgers:aided by Dolph Camilli's with third inning two on in si tour-ru- n skipped to a 7 to '2 Victori over the Phillies Wednesday might Curt Davis rationed the loters to sik hits for his e1ghth triumph ' of the season The Dodgers opened'their attack on bespectacled Johnny Podgajny In the second inningwith a run error by on a walk a two-baBob Brogan and a single by Peewee Reese Then they routed r'the Philly starter in the next frame 'Dixie Walker drew a pass went to second on Harry Lavagettots pingle and loaded the bases when Podgajny's throw to third on Jim Wasdell's sacrifice was late A fly by Joe Medwick prodded across a tun and Camilli blasted his homer over the rightfield screen for three more Lee Grissom pitched scoreless ball till the eighth when Rufus Melton went to the mound and gave Brooklyn its other two runs club haa given him helped build on a walk3 a double by Walker his reputation as one of the and a single by Lavagetto Bronklys rblisdriphis shrewdest traders in be game ' ABHOA AbH0A one who has demonstrated a re- Ben tinn rt 3 0 2 0 Walker: - et 4 3 3 0 3 1 0 5 1 0 0 3b klidueller tvittiycola markable faculty of making I 0 Meek 2b 4 0 21 51 Weadelt el 41 it 4 01 2 0 lection of bargain baseihent play- Marty et 43 21 T Madwick 4 150 Carnilit lb Elton ers Into a bustling hard to beat Ltwbilr lbIt 4 1 5 Betook a es I 1 3 club 011ty0---Cl- kof 'ii Bruit 4 1 - - Camilli's 'Homer 'Leads to Brooklyn Win — Base- - ' - - ' '- - ' ! : ' ' !1)4 ' - 1 - — 4 ' I ) '::::' V 4''''‘ ' s i ''''' Two-bsit- Two-mes- - 722 - 111'11Z-se- four-gam- ilree-ban- ot n 1 er plays--41tal- - Rtatte-itatte- James 2 Utley tnger McConnell Korhonen or 1 ! '2 i 1 - II 34 'T 1 - : -01 34-1- I tyameret 1111106 4 3 4 1 1'2 1 I 0 0 l 0 1 4 it 6111011 WilM1101111 Radtke 2b 4 11 3b 3 64cCon- Krbonsa It 4 well 21 4 I 1 31 Hauer Mt 3 Jsni it- 4 I I 01 goalie et 44ows lb LMcConPelt 31 4 0 I Barker e 4 01 ea 4 it 4 Eaby i 4 I1 05 2'It isteasor 01417 P : pro' :32 piker Joesen 'f ' 5 ' ' " ''':' - : - 4 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 1 0 II 0 it3 31 30 21 1 0 0 1 1:0 0 aAmbreee ?Maio 21 111 71 26 it 21 Totals usingtod tor rblahr In seventh 4 000 101 0- -2 Fiala 100 411 6- -7 aurtailaii: IIttins- -1 McConnell JIMit PtatrtkO WintlIMPOIL Bauer Lowe 2 Bark Stenger rtroto—Jassan Radtke Bsuer tr Williamson Barker Zaby 2 Two-bas-e bit Korhonon —Parker Threwbase hits Una batted Barker Home ruo—James fm—Kotveion McConnell Barker ' 21idL dams Williamson Stolen Stenger low—James 1rflffts hlt—Egnalle 10 1140tko bia is to Marshall to Jesoen llama on bails Bahr'laps—m114st t '''It ::: - WbileCrd 2b 3 0 1 0! Korbonen If 4 1 4 0 t : 1 1 '' ' n''''' - ' - r '10 4 ""-- -- ' t ri ( : lb 3OöOWIIImsn3b3124 lessee ' - 1 ' I t t: ' '' ! ! i s' f II '''' all-st- ar serno: James rt' 3 0 0 Of Hauer Ft 2 Eanatle et LMeCtil2to—33 21 0" 3 1 Lowe lb Zaby It lArahall es 3 0 3 3 Barker e Ustatete 31 4 0 Steeper is 111111t 2 0' 0 I Fields p : de Idaho Pane Bela ABHOA I ABROA 'piker et' 3 0 0 0 Radtke 2b 3 0 3 1 ' PP14416 '4114P' r 41 The score: ) t ' 1 k t i ! 0 "4 7 ' 4 A a i) - ng : i ' 1 ball's scrappy little rbund man Jamea J Dykes cast lila lot for another three year ZWedneaday with his equally scriiPpy Chicago White Sox might Squashing reporLs h leave for another managerial spot—rumor hdd it that he was !piing to Detroit's Tigers at $35- White 000 a year—the Sox pilot signed to nanage the club through 1944 He Got Raise Mrs Grace Comiskeclub prealdent said "Jimmy got and it was generally- believed it upped his salary fro1n $25000 yearly to about $27500:or $28000 "Without mentioning the names of any clubs I've had offers at more money" said Dykes "Bitt I haven't had any since last suing when ' certain clubs told meg that if I ever contemplated leaving Chicago to keep themin 4 "But Ws been pleasant worldng here and I'm told I'M have the same free rein I've had in the peat Ill go right on trading buying and selling player: es I see fit and that aultJ m fine" Dykes had a broeid satisfied '' grin on his face as he rnade that last remark for the leeway the - - Phill)1e:'--- Of Whifé:! Sox I By rani Ili Iligan CHICAGO Aug 13 ope444e-' NEW YORK 1 I 11 J - - '1Po4geir'Nev Tens i Yankees Nats 4!tother- Three Years for Evens Up in Twin Feature :: 1 I ':'!'7- Dykes Titkes 1 I - "' I : wo aa-- I Cardinals Who4h Salt Lake 12 1 i r-ut- i 19111 i ' - ' - : ' '' IP 11 - I ' - : i - - t t t -i: ' 1' - - ' - ' 1 'I w4! t |