Show 26 Friday 1lorning c June' 5 1912 It gztkg I f In' ees ivide With III) IBas- élicill Scoreboard 0 ' - C4J1::d IL40' : 's:-0- American League Won ' Pilots le ors Over Yanks Blast 3f'E4g4t:-:1Idaho Falls Old eDOUbte X' Report's to Chic iigoCitbs Smith Suffers Now l'orlt Dotroit ' Cloveland - Tribune Interznopkntain Wire IrWIN FALLS Idaho — Right-handWalt McHugh got four hits in four trips to th plate—including two doubles—and struck out 11 but the Ogden Reda lost a 3 contest to the Twin Falls Cowboys across the platein the first inning and didn't worry much from that - - - l - 1 l ' - EI 'rotes 5 0 1 1 4 0 2 1 4 1 1 0 3 2 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 1 8 0 4 0 2 4 3 0 12 0 4 4 0 3 35 8 24 4002 000 401 001 10z-- -7 1tuns—64w 2 Row Burton Summary: den 2 Shanks 2 McHugh Shone Smith Stolen tobrke Baughn Errors—Rodriquez 2 basee—Bezdelt Dow Burton Smith tohrke Two-bas- e Sacrifice tobrke Daniels McHugh2 Rune batted 2 Suneeri 2 Tyre-ma- n Lohrke 2 ShOne Daniels SuneeM e to Double McHugh Bszdek: Olsen to Burton to Lohrke to StinRune relponsible seri: °leen to 8 Lonrke Olean 3 StruCk out--tor—McHugh Baena on balls—Oft McHugh 11 Olsen 2 3 Wild McHugh 7 Olsen Time--- -1 :50 11 Passed ball—Smith and Conger Attendance goal Ogden Twin rails - ed Two-bay- ff - — 208 Attendance-- - 1100 (estimated) Unspires—Pfirman° and Engel wax-pohsh- cars es at tho s'amo r elltRIO a--- vill IvAA ::tt 'I il 4i111119CONS Armed Forces Claim Catcher for Millmeri Cardinals Cop Rubb rGame RBI Record 6-- 2 BöstofiBraves From Ott r Mel Ott Sets CHICAGO June 4 (10--reached his coveted National ST LOUIS June 4 (JP)—The Cardinals settled themselves league record for runs batted' in more firmly in second place in tile National league Thursday Thursday but it was a homer by a serea of three with theBoston Rookie Willard Marshall in the by taking the rubber game of A eleventh inning that earned the Braves 6 to 2 f : 1411 icill flirt' ttannOvan 1 New York Giants a 4 to 3 victory ' One play turned the tide in fa- Errickson in 5 oft seéond vovol in the Cardinals of the 3 :plaLoet etplachn:: 2 over the Chicago Cubs toinc!110:lutrags Inning after Walker Cooper had (paid)-1' 009 New York Chicago ARHOA tripled and George Kurowski had 111 A1310A 3 0 0 0 double to match Boston's initial Werber 3b 5 2 3 3 Hack 3b armor 1 0 0 0 Marshall jected 'Louis Fight: 4 1 0 0 Strgeon 3b 1 0 1 0 run Harry Walker blasted iL ' line f 4 0 3 0 Merullo on 5 0 3 4 drive at ' Willard Ott rf Donovan the 5 1 20 1 Stringer 2b 5 0 2 8 Mize lb to War Department Erna If 4 0 3 0 Nicholas!' 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Leiber ef 2 0 0 0 Russell lb 3 2 13 1 what he was a clean catch 'WASHINGTON June 4 In— thought Denning c 3 2 2 1 Novikoff If 4 1 1 0 xMaynard 00 00 01 00 Cvrretta efef 03 02 03 01 and threw to second for an at- - Secretary Stimson said Thursday Mancuso n Lowrey ' of the war tempted-doub- le 1 tllat "no one outside play Jurges as 34 31 12 103 MeCtiough a a 1 3 0 52 a $t Louts in Witek 2b lis Mooty p position todepartment" ABHOA M e Melton p 5 0 I 4 Schmitz p 0 0 0 2 Holmes on recommitments Brown 4 2b 2 5 1 et any 1 zzlicheffing TMoore crf 4 1 4 0 (Vests that Joe Louis be permitted 0 0 0 Roos 1Pressnell p 0 000 3 1 1 0 gline r e Blaughtr Totals 39 10 33 221 Totals 38 6 33 17 PWaner rt 3 0 1 0Cr WCoopr c 4 1 3 12 t 0 fight fort) his own profit as t 0 1 Masi Hurwaki 3b 4 1 1 I zRan for Denning In tenth Kluttet C 4 3 4 0 Walker lf 4 0 1 0 wOrld heavyweight champion zliattal for Hack In eighth 4 1 12 2 West lb 4 1 1 0 Hopp lb 'Ptimson told a press conference szBatted for :Schmitz In tenth Peronds 3b 4 1 1 O Marion is 3 g 2 2 heJ was not prepared to 000 010 01- -41 New York 4 2 3 3 questioner 1 Matt Wartlike 2b p 000 001 00-- -3 Chicago 0 0 3 Donovan p 1421 Louis would be per- whether say Stringer Werber Erriekon p 0 0 0 0 Summary: Errors to for other purposes mitted 2 Marshall Runs batted In—Witelt Ott aDemares 0 0 0 0 Mel 1c3:jt-ln- 1 Magna-Garfiel- will lo se Angie d Navarro the Utah Industrial league's choice for catching spot on loop teamto the armed forces next week it was repbrted Thursday It is doubtful whether he will with the Millmen any more play season 118 his orders for army this effective some- time become duty next week and Helper invades Magna for a scheduled !game on Wednesday - - Tuesdsrs Basalts It-r- st 4 Midvale 9 - Sandy First Larson and Gilbert slanian Novikof f Cavarretta Russell Two-ba- s bits —Cavarretta Werber McCullough Home runs—Russell Marshall Sacrifices Double —Marshall Jurges McCullough to Menai° stringer to Merullo to Russell Schmitz to Merullo to Russell Bases on balls—Off Melton 2 off Mooty S Off Pressnell 1 Struck out 3 by Schmitz —By Melton 2: by Mooty 3 8 in 8 off Mooty Schmitz 1 in 1 3 off Pressnell 1 in 1 Wild Losing pitcher—PressAttendancs (actual)- -reit 4557 H 15 4 E 2 Sandy First Ward 5 3 West Jordan M Jones nd Greenwood iAntiSreen and Egbert at Midvale 7:26FrIdsy'i P In—Sande Third vs Linton vs 6:30 p 130 D in—West Jordan vs sandy Jirat ALygL AB1 figbt than the army's dike Jacobs who has promoted most of LoUts' professional ap pearances urged last week that the champion now Corporal Joe 1403 Barrow be permitted to make one more professional 4apin order to meet a June pearance ft Hutches p 2 0 1 I auttombrdi I 0 0 u Totals36102412 ' Totals 341027 151 xBatted for Errickeon in fourth xxBatted tor Hutchings In ninth 4 010 000 001- -2 Boston 6 Bt Louts 051 000 00x- -6 Kluttx Errors—Kurowski flummery: KurowWest Roos batted In—Fernandez ekt Slaughter Martot4 Stitt Two-ban- e hits Marion Iturowski Mutts Fernandes Three-bas- e hit—W Cooper fitolen base— "1) Hopp Double play—Millet SiaU and Went - y mcome tatpayment of Iczar Hits 'Relief' Pipnwters By Charles Dunk ley CHICAGeo 4 June 4 (11:1—Kenesaw Mountain Landis commissioner of baseball cracked down Thursday on the commercial promotion of exhibition games that may interfere with the remaining series of! major league contests devoted to ! memoranstrongly düm major and minor league tI club presidents Landis ordered them not to allow the use of their parks- players or facilities to pro- moters of games "allegedly playedI for relief but actually as commer- cial' enterprises" He also advised that army and navy authorities will refuse to grant furloughs to players now in the armed service to participate in gaites for com- mercial purposes ' - 7 2 7 2 3 1 Deardon and Ar I if-I- navy relief annyand worded In ai It-- d! 7 IL 1 Jordan District Softball tn Jo ef-I- piten--Moot- - Amer an league first "Double X" longl-tim- e baseman wig purchased iron the Boston Red Sox ' lie failed as rit pinch- - Itter Thuisday - 1-- It 16 46osyNAR :'WAICklieite$0110MOSSNIC' All dressed up in Ms Chicago Cub uniform reporting to his Jimmy You right new boss Jimmy Witsen Cub manager 2-- - - wP71-fc"- ) 2 is-sho- L -- i 4 rnpi- i Slew York AB H Crogettl '3b 4 o Hassett lb 4 2 Heefich rt 4 2 3 1 DiMkggiocf Keller If Gordon 2b 4 2 Roger C a 3 01 4 Rizzuto Borowy p 3 0 A 2 1 WI 4k - Cleveland ABEIOA Bdreau ma 3 1 3 0 Hockett Ft 3 0 1 0 Gaffs If 0 0 0 0 Kenner If-- 3b 4 0 1 4 0 1 Heath 3 2 4 1 Mille et Planting lb2 1102 1 4 8 Mack 2b 4 0 3 0 Reran c 3 0 0 0 Bagby p so 3-- 3 o ‘ f : - tarearlib:- O - (2x Browns Smack SAFETY N REFLECTOR 1 Solorts 9 AUTO 7-- 2° lc BULBS t 0 LonVilte High Quality No' 63 Chft Homers ABH0A1 Boston ABIiOA INIPERPAOTOc“ItL :0 1 0-- All Elio hanr:IP ' imarro4--xxr:- we-flarfitt- HEAD LE o"ieffir4 11-1-tr Slot Approvod ftSM1 35c DEADLINE July 15th al i - P- 4 Zrror--13oudre- al a 2-- 3 FLARES Flares " rotinirt41 It law 4)11 trucks optitats Ong at night littit at 3in titierdy steel loos "M 1-- -- 1-- Ut Agra Draft May Call 8-- 5 PHILADELPHIA: Jtme 4 UPI— lour-ru- n rally in the ninth in- ning gave the Detroit Tigers an 7 victory Over the Athletics Thursday after twice coming from behind to tie the score: Six of the Detroit runs were 8-- scored on homers Rudy York hitting one with nobody 1:sn in the second inning Don Ross connecting with two on in the eighth and Ned Harris getting his with one aboard In the ninth Harris' drive jammed under a pipe topping the right field wall and the A's argued be a unsuccessfully that it should ' double ground-rul- e t 2-- 3 2-- 3: 's BRAKE REPAIR PARTS-SA- VE! VII— big Master Kits Kits25T hel "Irak Hydraulic Pinta (Royal) lirtioldi 14e'00 (Duro) quaris t - tlaranc7 LAMPS '4 ' ' :i I' : ) - PPeCial Pleoli sTop and TAIL V) LAMPS N1"rx p stow VII i'li low -- C?' - it: s £3CH or Apnbee4 139 Game Head to ‘Talk — - f - State Director Ma- - rion Madsen is scheduled' to members of Tooele county spcirtsmen at a stag party ached uled for Saturday June 6 at p tn in the Eagle's hall A pro gram and refreshments will conclude the affair tad-'dre- ss ' : tRUMPETHORNS00 t Zastiglia who hired out this menial 'batting pracspring as a and wottnd up with a tice catcher contract and a 357 batting 'averhe age disclosed Wednesday night has made all arrangetnents to join the army and expects to be inducted within a few days t 00p i g5 sit IIIIN t 1111 HYDRAULIC Connie Mick already harder hit by the draft than any :tther manager in the !major: leagues received the tough news Thursday that lit may lose his two rookie wonder boys Catcher 'Jim- Castiglia and Shortstop Jack Wallaesa greenhorns Who became athletic sensations the overnight both were hearing Mack was tall ta arms ManagerPatriot Mack frankly worried but was pleased "It will leave quite a hole in the team Af they both join up" Connie said smiling "hut it'll be hard on the enemy if they do as well in The army as they did – for me" - it- Wit Two More A's 1PHILDELPHIA June 4 - g 3593 Homer Gives Detroit 7 Win Over A's --N DO-RA- Y se y A and up ss - 'con- ---211 - 10 4 Sii4S IOC up 41I 41 i TRIoup b 60 20 1 MOToilli Conlisiolop Sleek for WIPER BLADES ABHOA j : 'WINDSHIELD June '4 teli--- A nine-h- it featured attack by Harhomer brought lond CHM' two-ru- n the St Louis Browns a 2 vic tory over Washington Thursday The win gave St Louis the series two gaMes to one k home run Clift's off Stev Sundra scored DonGutl in the teridge who had singled and in fourth Four hits a walk outfield fly produced four St Louis runs in the fifth and singles by Walter Judnich and Chet Laabs and Stan Spence's outfield error resulted in an eighth4nning tally se Wasktarton WASHINGTON Inside-the-par- ball for eight ll i ? i 5 7-- 4 3 2 Williams If 4 4 Doerr 2b Luolari lb 4 Tabor 3b 4 Conroy o 4 Judd p i3 Brown p "Campbell 1 tittatt - - Dated aset reeky Finney- rt N Noto too our brake machines I Error----Spen- A -- - flamm111 1 ttv 8 Libuquarque ‘ : Brinevi lia II Nevi °tisane 31 Memphis 2 Atlenta 2 ? 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ASHOA Franklin so 4 0 3 11 Kreavich ef 4 1 2 0 1 1 0 5 3 4 2 Sutter ss axBoss Hitebek ss 1 0 16 0: Siebert lb 5 02 9 0 4 0 Johnsen if 5 Cramer cf 5 I 4 1 3 0 If 5 I I 01 Vain rf UMW 'memorandum Bard in ganie drawing 9966 with receipts MeCosky 4 2 7 Swift e York lb 21 1 0 NHarris if 5 22 11 Coattail e 11-- 1 0 of $10455 part: 4 r 20 3h 2 4 0 3b Blair also Higgins The Dizzy Dean All-Sta- rs "The activities of promoters of Brworth 2b 4 3 3 3 tiCit'bocker 3 1 0 1 e 3 1 2 0 Davis 2b games allegedly played 'for relief' played a team which ' featured Pittoons 3 0 0 41 etetopber p 3 0 4 0 Trout p enter01 as 0 commercial last 0 at 0 but actually Sunday Renshaw p 0 0 0 Wolff p 1 1 0 0 Washington Paige out to form eflehringer 0 0 0 01 prises mislead the public into the with 22000 Iturning Menders erroneous belief that such games thel biggest Crowd ever to Watch a totaTebl tsp 1 I 0 01 Gorsied are for the army and navy Ire lief norunajor league game ' in Griffith Nowh'serp p 00 00 00 Or funds and thereby interfere with stadium Totals 38 1227 10 rite is 40 13 27 121 Bob Feller Cleveland's pitching games actually played for those sBlitted for Henshaw in eighth in eighth xi:tatted tor adFranklin ace now in been had funds" navy in ninth syslitatted for Manders The commtssioner made no spe- vertised to ppear with Dean in 'Batted for Blair in ninth 010 000 034- -8 Detroit ed citio reference to the the Chicag game but was re Philadelphia 000 100 321- -7 All-Sta- rs - Dean authorinaval Wolff fused who Errors—Trout Gorsica apby permlision DizzySummary: batted in—York Ross 3 N Harris ties However Abe Saperstein Runs peared against the faMed negro one 2 Tebbetts 2 Suder 2 Johnson Wolff hit—Wolff of the promoters said he sent Kressich CistIglia Tow-bas- e pitcher "Satchel" Paige t and the runs—York Ross N Harris Bass Kansas City Monarchs at :Wrigley MOO to Feller regardless of his Horne on balls—Off Christopher 6 off Wolff 2 1 Strurk out— Field home of the Chicago Cubs nonappearance to NUM a pledge off Trout 3 off1 Mandørs Hits—Off Ps Christopher by Wolff 1 to turn over his share to Christopher two weeks ago Sunday drawing he 8 in 7 off Wolff 4 in 3 8 In 6 Henshaw 1 off Trout off said the 29775 fans and a $30000 gate nail reliefi Saperstein Mentors 2 in i: off Gorily I e was advertised es 2 Inin 2 3: off Three days later on the lame 1 Wild off Nowhoser 0 'in 3 Pitch—Trout Bellt—Tront 'Winning pitchfield the Cubs played the Cincin- an exhibition and no relief pledges er—Idanders Time Ditchor—Wollf Losing 00 Attondang---150nati Reds in a bona fide reliefr were made I of gam- -2 :ST so-call- 06edasm Otrdirs 2a 4 1 4 21 Casa It etJ 44 01 2 0 1 4 9 Mitt 3b 3 1 1 ii 3 licQuin lb 4 110 0 Ppenes Vernon lb 4 1 9 1 2 1 0 0 Chartak rt 3 0 0 0 4 Judnieb el 2 3 0 1 0 Lagos rt 4 2 0 Ot Estaleta 3b 1 1 3 3 2 4 Stephns Is 1 )Evans 4 3 1 4 0 Repass 2b 4 2 1 4 0110 It 1 0 3 hrthoola C 1 4 1 Potahl es 3 0 2 1 3 1 5 2 p 3 0 0 I Sondra p 21 0 0 0 1 Canaan' p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 8 2411 11 Totals 321)24 000 240 01- -7 Louis Total 30 5 27 141 Totals 33 9 27 13 fit 4300 011 ils--2 Washington et aatatted for Brown In ninth Huns batted BUMMtry: 000 000 103- -4 Cleveland 2 MeQuinn 2 In—Clitt Kayos autteridgo Two-ba001 000 010- -2 Boston hits— Estalella Carrasquel batCerra-actuRune Vernon Estalella Summary: MeQuinn Hayes Home run—Clift 2 Mille Mack DiMaggio ted In—Fleming Stolen base— Two-baDoerr Finney bits—Fleming Sims on bells—Oft HollingsDoerr Home rune—Mille DiMagglo Dou- Gutterldge Struck out—By Hol2 8tIndra 1 ble playa—Keltnr to Mack to Fleming worth 8 flundra 1 Hits—Off Sandra lingsworth on balls Bases to to Doerr hi 3 3 Lupien Pesky 7 in 4 innings Carrasquel 5 Struck aits---OAttout—Piy Losing Time-1- :43 —oft Bagbv 3 Jildd piteher—Sundra tt 1 Brown 3 5 tudd endanee-2000 Baby (Called nd eighth due to 111d 8 in 8 23! Brown 0 kV 3 Losing Attendance- -- weather) oitcher—Judd Time-1- :54 rt 1 tio '710-4- 74 1 M League ttutbakn m innings TiN ?r writ 4-- three-h- it 4-- 3-- 0 BOSTON June 4 (A'—The Cleveland Indians made It two in a row over the Roston- Red Sox from behind coining Thursday ninth-innin- g with a three-rirally to score a 2 decision and main tam n their slim grip on second place in the American league standing The cluster 44 tallies came at the expense of Tom (Lefty) Judd who weakened unaccountably after pitching Mirmeapolls St Paul Indianapolis Milwaukee Columbus Toledo 2 Kaussa City 4 1-- Lefty Judd Weakens Indians Tip Bosox i-4- Droulipillls - h re----Eric I chiesto ABH0A101 OS 47:01( By I p It American Atillociation 2-- playa---Rang- H r ts' hank 4 Dll P0177 3F3EDY E7111Z iktils rand "41 ke balls--O- Q 16 3 Mosel rt 5' 2 2 9 2 as 5 2 0 Appling 1 0 Ruhel lb 3 0 6 0 2 0 Wright If 24 11 21 0 0 31 23 05 Kollowy2b 2 1 1 4 Kennedy3b West-e- l 3 0 5 0 50 3 2 Turner e 4 1 5 2 0 2 0 0 1 Smith p Rosa p 2 0 0 3 1 1 o 01 IG Dicksy 71-71 Totals 32 9 2712 Totals 321-I—Batted for Ross In 9th Boors by Innings: 000 001001- -2 Nelgicac OSO 000 00x—S batted Error—Smith Summary: Rizzuto 2 HenrichRuns 2 Dibtag- In—Gordon Two-ba- n Moses Keller Kennedy — Gordon kl enriclt DiMaggio G i)o Double plays—Borowy Roger and Haggett Haggett Rizzuto and Hammett Loft on and Gordon Rizauto Haggett Bases bases—New York 3 Chicago 9 on balls—Off Boowy 6 off Smith 3 Struck out—By Borowy3 3 by Ross 5 Hite 7 In 1 Smith —off innings: off Ross 3 2 In pitcher—Smith Innings Losing hour 57 minutes Time of gams---- 1 hits---Shan- ke --- OMS0 ' i 3 Yanks Acquire YoungICatche TIM S ORT? r — Tribune Intermountain Wire BOISE dello --- Blasting Over four runs tit the 'second ah4 three more in th i! third the Boise Pilots evened their :three - game series with the Idahii Falli Russets by grahbing- al 9 to 5 contest before ) 1109: fans iat Airlivay- park here Thursday night The Rusiets aaored'singfe runs in the first and sixth and 'topped SAN FRANCISCO June 4 off the night - ivith two in the Baseball Scout Joe Devine who eighth and allóther in the ninth has steered many outitanding the Pilots getting their other two in the sixth' rooldes into the New York Yankees counters The score: Boisefold came up with another yotiz' Idaho Palle – AtIIIIOA A3110A ThuradaY in of the person DonIdan 2b 3:0 1 5 Tamone 2N 4 1 4 0 prize 7hnotn 3 1 20 rf 2 9 lb rf 513 8 0 Ryan Charles Silverk catcher on the Jeinien Kerhonen If 5 2 1 1 lb'a 20' 5 2 0 3 rf3b 0 Troky Iccal- St Ignatius 'high school Mulcahy 1 1 it 0 0 Lows 3b Roost e 0 3 Keesey lb 43 0 0 4 If Patersoa team O 2 01 0' Lemanske itilvrthrit ef 4 1 5 1 1 21 Paulson e p44 112 1 4 Dunn is Silvera!17 years old 5 feet 10 Riffle p 110 0 11 Stenger $t 31 2 1 p —110 0 0111111er ef w3 2 2 0 inches tall and weighing 175 Biala Garland p 2 11 0 01 pounds was described by Devine Totals 35 11 27 8 Totals 34 24 141 100 001 021— 5 Idaho Fall 9 Li "one of the best prospects I've Boise 043 002 00x— 9 L seen in year s lie is definitely a ItuntDonaldson Ryan JenSummary: Tamone TruskY sen Bilvarthorn right-handfuture major leaguer" A Mulcahy Lowe Lamanske 2 Paulson 2 2 Mulcahy' 2 batter he bit over '809 in Keesey Stenger Errors—Donaldson Paterson Dunn Tamone Johnston Runs ' the high school league 2 Mulcahr 2 2 Miller in—TaMons batted Silver& was signed to a Kansas Stengel' Morbonen 14e— ei Paterson Gar-s hits Ryan Korhonen City American association con- land Keegan Garland Struck out—By Lamanske 10 HI ttle 2 Biala 1 Garland 1 tract a club owned by the 'Tan Trunk Lamansk 4 Mittle 4 Bases on kees He will be farmed to Wells- Biala Double plays 2 Garland 1 to Adams to Donaldson to Jessen Paulson Lai' ville N Y of the Pony league Keesey lilt by by pitcherlessen ' Miller school manlike Lowe by Hittle after graduation from by Ellie ' Balk little Passed ball Mulcahy Left June 15 on bases—Idabo Tails 7 Boise 11 Time " rum 31 - t V 21 001--- 'moons At San Diego Cal (night Samls:) 11 Z ilt 000 001 000—1 M 0 Portland 6 0 000 100 200-- 13 San Diego Olsen and Salkeld Links and- Leovich :R H E At boa Angeles: 'V 2 003 000 000-4- 3 Oakland 6-4 10x-11i 0 020 100 Los Angeles and Glenn Prirti (7) PippellAtlittliell and rodd At Sacramento (first game) IR H Z 8 2 010 000 0204-Seattle 1 —030 200 00x--Sacramento i II )1 and Carnott Ouiy (3) Soriano Mueller Collins Beard (4) Beers and sion Buddy Haggett got a scratch when Smith was slow covering the bag on a grounder to Joe Kuhel throw and Rizzuto scored on a bad to they plate by Smith ' Borowy and Hassett moved to third and second on the play and both scored on a double by Tom Henrich Then DiMaggio on his second time at a double out of the bat bounced playing field In left center anda Keller singled each hit adding 1 0 2 0 4 5 0 lb 54 2212 1 0 rt 0 4 3 3 Shanks et 3 3 Lohrke es e'33 00 22 02 Rodriquez3b Tyroman 4 0 1 4 Olsen p Total 32 10 27 13 Buttner' Bowden Rochetster 4 Jersoy City Other games postponsd 212--4- ?7' ' If Burton 2b International League 1 ? 101--5-- Shone's single 'the latter coming home on Daniels double It was Twin Falls' second 'conThe secutive win over Ogden Cowboys tripped the Reds Well nesday night 8 to Zr TIVIA Tani Ogden AB It 0 A AB 0 A 1504 King Is Bezdek 2b Shone et Daniels it Settle rt Baughn 3bla Range Smith c McHugh p 1 1 se 40 men In the second game the Cards made four runs in pe first frame three in the fourthand one in the sixth touching Beauchamp for nine hits McConnell on the mound for the locals kept the seven 'hits he allowed well scat tered the Bees getting one run each in the first fifth and sixth frames McConnell was hit on the pitching arm by Beauchamp in the sixth frame Extent of the injury was not immediately determined 'The Cards are 'already short' of pitch ere A Di the Bees' half of the first Kerr doubled to left advanced to second on a passed ball and scored on Springer's wild throw to first The Cards' first-fram- e rally: when WIIHeyd walked and scored liarns hammered the 13111 over the left field fence Vann° tripled to right center and 'scored on Andrade's hit to short Andrade stole sicond went to third on a' passed ball and stored when Paulson lived on Scott's error In the fourth MtConneli for the Cards by singling opened Heyd (Confirmed on TonOwing Pao) ' 12 Tulsa 1 4 Oklahoma ellty Shreveport San Antonio 1 Dana O Houston 3 Fort Worth O (3-0- E1-3- ' Boaumont 7-- E3-- 11 Texas League Ea-4- p9int on although a Red comeback in i first of the ninth netted one counter In that first inning doubles by Shanks andlLohrke drove in folir runs McHugh giving up three walks and a single in addition to hits the two-baOgden got two in the third McHugh singled and scored on Three Bee pitchers participated In the "taming of the Cards" Guldborg retiring in the sixth in favor of Woods who gave up four hits before bowing out in favor of Elmer Ore lla who finished out the game Though Nelson walked nine' he struck out five giving up a total of nine hits compared with 12 yielded by the trio of Bee mound! 43-1- (3-4- - (1-- 020 4 41-0- (4-3- (44)1 8-- 2 InIr 3-- 4) z FALLS Idaho -Tom Itobello of the Manager Twin Falls Cowboys Thursday announced that Jack Hatchett Toutfielder with the Bees lase season had been signed by the local club as a catcher and outfielder He bad !just arrived from Australlael where he had been employed as a defense construction worker ' One of the top hitters Of the Pioneer circuit last year Hatchett got 123 hits in 4091 trips to the plate for a average He played in 1101 games' during which be scored 91 runs drew 821 bases on balls and batted 14t 44 runs TWIN (1) MU? Ain - 1 - Hatchett ets t 0) arlitses 13 10 24 24 47 Cincinnati 4501 11- 20 chictign 201 404 19 Plitelmrith 11 34 331 rhiladelphin Thuridog's Iteguita Ploston 2 St Louie a New Vora 4 Chicago 31441 analogs) OnlY $t game chadiand ridges nwhatilm Pitiihcca New Vora at NC Lnoolo taighti—Ron In va t311 arookit n at Chicago ( 3 —44 trait (4-t- i and Head (04) Ica °Wen 404) ) and irloming (11- -4s !Wotan 94 Cincinnati 1444 vs bitter 4014 i ) and Farley and Vander Moor° (83) at Pitishorgh Philatiplphist ) lipint arimast (344 Rainy Jinn:- - 41 F-G- 23 28 NPW Vork es e The Cowboys punched fotir iuns T 311 4) k at Jayne park here Thursday " ' Louis nt) BoMon ret- 717 Lott Won 33 27 21 23 21 arookifin 1130 ISIST 1340 1 NEW YORK June 4 (AI—Un- Pioneer League Won Lost( Pet lucky Edgar Smitk who has not Pocatello 727 IS been able to win a game all season Idaho Falls 1 536 13 1 14 819 Lake Salt sae' Thurs his ninth setback suffered 464 13 1' 'NMI Falls 417 14 10 Opun 34 day ass the New York Yankees BOW 13 o odtp I clustered eight runs in the second Thursday's teasing Salt take 3 Pocatello inning for an 8 to 2 triumph over (Second gams 7 Innings) Idaho Falls 5 Solos h the Chicago White Sox Ogden 3 :rwla Fails 7 The chunky southpaw had lost Probable PItchprel SaIt Fridays Lake at Pocatallo 8:15 P tn— twice by-- to 0 scores and a couple DeJanich vs Vargas ) at Bole 8:43 P so —Kite of other games by one run but auraIdaho Falls or O'Rourke vs &Lousy was 1 really taken Thursday he 8:30 P tn— Falls Twill at Ogden apart by the Yankees who vs Chenard (0-- ) ' bunched six hits in their big spree Hetk1 (84) — I The trouble started with walks Pacific Coast Leave Charley Kelby Joe DiMaggio and ' Won boat Pet ler followed by a double by Joe Loa Angeles 643 20 36 37 58t 28 San one run Gordon scoring Diego Buddy Sacramento 576 25 34 Rosar was intentionally passedito Seattle 29 '508 30 473 29 26 San Francisgib load the bases and Phil Rizzuto Oaidand 32 446 26 ' two 38 406 tallies 26 for Hollywood singled 37 21 362 Pitcher Hank Borowy who Portland I'' Results achieved his third victory without Thursday's At San Irrancisco (night game) 'R H E3 a defeat forced Rosar at third with Hollywood 100 002 a- - bunt and Frank Crosetti flied San FranciSco —010 000 13 0 5 Brensel Root and Janie)" Harrell (11) out1 but this was just an intermis- Joyce (9) and Ogrodowski night ' fourth and then lost 6control giving up 'foul' hits and a walk that started the Bees buYzing Salt Lake got three runs in that Inning and in the fifth really blew the lid off Two hits combined with four walks and a Pocatello error produced five runs that -proved to be the margin of yiptory The Cards broke the ice in the second with a run added another In the fourth and three more in H the sixth to tie the game Trying valiantly tip Pocatello chased two runs across in the seventh but the rally was stopped and the final two innings were scoreless ' Valine Hits Homer In the sixth Valine started the Cards out with a homer with none - 4 23 IN litostow—-Humphrl- 7-- - - Ninth Loss As Tribe Wins V's er er d 1 - 13 4 National League 311 Chirac° 20 3g 1113 Philadolphia 13-811 21 Washington Results Thursday's New York R Chirac ftt Louis 7 Wash Mika (relied red weather) eighth Cleveland 4 1101tOrt It Detroit IL eitiladelphia 7 Probabis ritrhers Irrldays at New Voriteistsith (1-Cleveland Vs Gomel' ttd) Chiron° at (103) vs Terry (24) -at Louis at Philadelphia :(nitirit)vs Marrhildoa td-0- ) 'Hanalei (1-Detroit at Washington (sight)— Vs Newsom - Tribune intermountain Wire POCATELLO Idaho—Salt Lake chalked up its first win of the sea:- son over Pocatello by snaring an 8 to 7 deciskin in the first game of a doubleheader and then faltered In the nightcap 8 to 3 at Ha liiwell park here Thursday night It WILB a heartbreaking finish In the first game for Veteran Frank Nelson stellar Card right-sandwho was charged with the defeat—his first of the year Adling Bacic Bothered by an ailing back the Cardinal ace went into the game and hurjed- excellent ball until the IL 21 23 21 2R Photon M Louis 4 - t 33 21 - ' Pet Lost iT1 etrnart in appearance tanetwae warning noun& Twine 1 14ingie 195 Inapeetioto - 395 ° Deadline leotte4 July 18tb - p bltit s o 402 SOSTATE S SALT LAKE Ogden tin' MIS li ashinitto ' Aro |