Salt Lake Tribune | 1942-08-01 | Page 20

"WreW1001P '1 - i -- 20 Saturday Morning srti' 1 4 "rt 1 Tot: ' rs ) ‘ yi makidl 77-7-4- H ) - f A1 i ' ‘' 1 jami 0p - -- -- : ' ' 1 (:) iL - '11111006-- 7 A t(1)b k -- " 11 11 11-"-- Yic-- 710 8-- 3 rripI I F 3-- 2 1) 6-- ) 4 19 August:1 Ogileit a r C ames c:iard Arl 7 fribunt Zall Ct1 Cbc L r-- Itt LF Baseball Scoreboard Tribune Intermountain Wire "By Ed'Ilaroldsen American League Bill Mc Corry's Ogden Reds POCATELLO — The Pocatello 11046 14 on Cardinals evened their series with found what may be the answer to Now 'fork 3 itt Jiro( 4 I AS !tart 1141ton the Idaho Falls Russets at one their pitching problem when Lefty eleA eland A la IS7 ft tat Pol i Loots each here Friday night by turning Arnold 40 - 54 Carter late of the South Ilet roil 44 in a 2 victory The Russets won 4171 53 43 hlenro 41 401 the series opener Thursday 0 Atlantic league set the Salt Lake 3 ashinirtort 3 3 4 3 VhIId1ph be will series of to the Final four down Bees with hits game pace 4 "Frtelav'ts Results played Saturday starting at his mates to an 8 to 3 triumph ' - 'i Romou ip Detroit 4 '1' ( ::'''': '' ' v 1:: m '8:30 1' ':rikt hiettato " " '" p aatOn(ton 4 at Community park 4 e'' ( loFriday night t'htadff)01i 1 mound on the for Green the :1 ortt New Louis Ste Ve Andrade St Pocatello 1 were Reds While the ': A : hurler Russet and Schmitt cals nicking Probablo Parker fe: ' - ::: '1 ''I' each allowed seven hits Sam Dijanich for three runs in I'' : ' :: York at PO NwSatorrlay's ' offing first sacker who is leading ::::-:: 1:4 0iiz--vs ( The Cards scored their first run the first and two in the fourth (P90 weer ( I Bo‘ton at ikrtrott----10) :cw Valine and fkit!‘:-2-----s:-In initial frame the In balloting for southern Nra hooker (444) S C southpaw :N00 " 413 the Valine and scored walked (Only games scheduled) Stetter ball to blank the on Joratz' single The Russets pitched one-h- it Ey Phil Mc Leese all-stPioneer league team N:' National League ''' :::':'o 71f ? tied it up in the fourth when Jes- Bees until the ninth i::: ' '''::' ' '' ri True to tradition the umpires became the first to appear t sem walked and scored bn PaterI "4 Woe off Lake three hits Salt which meet will norththe all-st707 !9 on the scene of the Pioneer league two-arooklyn son's double to left center The Carter in the'got program as fit) LOW' to ninth ruin what A I 4 one 5 ft3 run in went the tt ahead visitors teams closed the and southern northern ern stars August 5 in Idaho balloting for Friday A2 4 1 ork I and New '''' ' ''''' 4 '' ':' sixth as Jessen smacked a homer might have been a AS 41 - t? hienizo ' 1: ::''- ' r Announcement of the Southern team will be made on t '73 111 t: 43 runs scored all of over field fence their but three the Pittfthurgh ' right :: Falls and repeat the per4 ' 4 42 '344 '":i:::: : :::'-Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning papers will reveal But the Cards evened it up in Kerr forced Harrington at second Bo4ton t' 293 28 44 Philadelphia '' :'' '''''' :rs" ''::::::: ::'''': ' The fans' choices for the northern club to The teams tangle as half their Stetter 1202 and singled sat who the fans formance for the benefit of ::':' loyal FridaY's Results t: 's':::'':r::': xe''' left advanced on Joratz' beautiful through ' 2 d 5 the fray - Cincinnati Wednesday August 5 at Idaho Falls in the league's regu1f 'eorunPfro' at Philadelphia l'enstrostede Pittsburch ':1J': Aniwiz line base down third the bunt 't of out the park grudg1 the Red Cross August 6 at St hums at New lurk postponed trudged affair and Thursday'August 6 they will stage lar all-st4::::::::!:ifi:: 74 drade walked and Barr flied out to ingly admitting defeat Only games scheduled a fled Cross benefit game being sponsored by The Salt Lake center home Stetter coming in ritehors Salt Saturday's Probable Community park Tribune-Telegra1 The ball game was won in the Sad Sam Victim nrk 2 0" 4 t St Louis at New at Community park in Salt Lake City 'ts ' ' ' th-vs Carpenter 4' Lanier (1 and i seventh when after one was out Sad Sam who was charged with Lake City and Sunket ":"''' The two umpires are Leo Enger and Pat Orr Announce'' ' ::: a—Schartits to center went Williams hrookl at hicasn singled t' 1 ' the defeat was put in hot water vs tilshe tit) Mb ment of their selection was made by Al Warden of the Ogden " '" r3 to second when Valine walked and in the first when four hits com':' N Cincinnati at Bostna—Ritidlo ( 5 4) ' v t0""j 4 :—' standard-Examine- r twAsp vs Sotivit scored on Stetter's single to center bined with Owen's error accountpresident of the league's baseball writers' PIttshurch at Philadelphits—Covratekt Idaho Fans Poeatello ::oil 4 vs Hoeret I association The association is also counting the 'ballots for AB HO A ed for three Ogden counters and ABHOA k 1 m7DnIdson 2b 4 0 3 1 WIlltama 3b 4 1 1 3 didn't show much enthusiasm :'' :: teams 11 Valine the two all-st' N sa 4 4 2 4 Dunn 5 0 :':R I i gt JV-' 4011-4N Pioneer LeagueJe&Stri lb— 3 2 3 0 Stetter 2b 3 2 2 1 during the remaining' seven inr t 4 2 1 0 ' Paterson rt 3 1 3 0 Joratz If ' l he was on the hill Pr rt wt t I nings I ia 1 3 4 9 4 Bucket 3b 0 0 0 Andrade Continue ib f n 1Thime i 11' Preparations The sent PlIvrthrn cf 4 I 2 0 Petersen c 3 0101 that n strategy 4 ikon George t ruin i ' Porn 4 ki 4 2 0 0 Petersen in at the Wenner If 4 0 3 0 parr rf Lim no Fnlis '':'-s- 1- '"--11 1 11 3(41 beginning of TsAItt ' Jordin c 4 3 0 5 1 Paulson cf 4 0 0 Meanwhile Idaho Falls club officials went ahead with prep-- a :4 4 2 :''' 1" rail 4 ':11t ) 2 0 0 Green 9 on i'i:::'' 3 '4N''''''F1''"'"'''''''7':74rr Sorunitt the ninth p 4 :1 15 14 boomeranged S314 I 1itit 3000 Skippet 0 :'4 :: rations to accommodate nearly 4000 fans who are expected to P--1) t: e :fs 1 8 338 -- ::: 14 to Owiett j extent of the -41 1 i Totals 32 7 24 71 TOtale 30 7 27 10 Andy Harrington z :e-' kAt gt5?"44 ' I '( 2o Idaho Falls 4 000 int 000- -2 the Reds' three final mins despite i ::k-5- : ' : jam the Russets park for the first game The park ordinarily Triday'a- Result Pocatello 100 001 10x- -3 ' r''' Sait Lak 4a 4 Ogden Nick " relief work will seat 2600 but sufficient temporary bleachers have been Runs—sressen 2 Williams Dijanich's Summary: ' ' 3 Boise if Twin 1V Y' "' Fells : (11 inntral) Valine Stolen Error—Valitte Stetter base Ft Omeis to one Chesnes Idaho Falls 2 Pocatello 3 grounded '' :' ' of e installed to accommodate 4000 Home run—Jesisen 1 —Paulson :i ::: reitt-::-:v0-?:i and Bee the ': s: hit—Paterson Runs batted In—Jessen Oaf ti----shortstop flipped it Probable Pitcher Saturday's xt That contest will be staged under the direction of Russet ''sL Paterson Stetter Jorats Barr Double to Owen but the latter was off otikokl11ex 4 re) — at 3:30 Lake p Salt Ogden ! plays—Stetter to Valine to Andrade Valine ' l'i14 '3 ve CNitahich or Lew ) r 1! officials The Salt Lake contest will be supervised by The Salt to Williams Runs responsible for — the sack and Fouts singled him to Hetk4 l' :$:If '" 1:'' 3 2 Green Schmitt -:: Struck P to out—By PeettPlial at Idaho second Falls put the Reds in position Perrara with the cooperation of General ManLake Tribune-Telegra" Schmitt 3 Green S Bases on balls— :': voi MCnnA 7i ttpi to score 4 Green 2 Mcin i Schmitt off Hit the m 1111P first pitcher-by at Tw1n 8:45 Falls inning 4: It" ':' Petersen by Schmitt Wild IALMOLZIlliCe ager Eddie Mulligan of the Bees and league officials Every 4) u( Cecil :1''1?1 '' Time- -2 hours Umpires—Orr pitch—Orn f0Vic4' and Conger Hugh was credited with a single ( s'7' )'cent taken in will go to the Red Cross Each club will handle Attendance-1- 226 and latFouts called out when the :-:' 11 ‘0- e: 11''"''' ter ran Into McHugh's ground ball Pacific Coast League expenses of its players from Idaho Falls to Salt Lake City W:t-'i:Daniels singled Omeis home EsZ t tse of the park will be donated by the city all park help will V"'''' lnot Z' 1'°11 lived on Giovacchini's error trada A :':'":-45 73 i al Ann :t 444: ' - c'-':tball the into who work without charge—and everybody 5t42 9 gets kttacrattoento and two more Smith singled 5404 4 65 Ile 5 - '7 1 ) across 57 2 5d 62 sno park will pay from newspapermen to the bat boy Diego ' :J 's ' :'“ii" Ail 497 n'''' '': st San '''' Franclaro Vic Sander hammered one of Oakland $ i 442 67 5 ::ti Although stacks of ballots remained to be checked Friday 4 la AO 74!MI!Y'7''''''' 4 1 -- 52 over Carter's 'li15 second base tirdlywood pitches V iit would Cards i of Nick as the ii 371 get 73 43 Cullop appeared though ' Portland night and beat it out for a double in 4 KALAMAZOO Mich the job of managing the southern team The race for the northJuly in-31 the last of the first canto but the ' 'Y Friday's Resait 1 " t R x r At To A ngriss firr game: :'1Falkenburg national home club a ern post was a close one between Lou Garland of the host Russets in couldn't look 4 I non 100 2 0 ro' t le get gent 4 1 terscholastic and seeded s r:14:z41-C"0 A champion n 000 Lno 000 seism :: :i1406:igrosoovend Jim Keesey of the Pilots 411 --or X ''':4' ' No 1 and Art MacDonald No 2 from then until the ninth ina y And Yearns Flores and Treld R t4-- i r0 k1econd game in pretourney rankings won their 51ellugh Produces l'0' ' w'"i '''":ts" 41:4: 441- ' 7 COO ntln rn2— le '''''' ''''4x 4 6 A 001 000 nizelea 100 Andrade Los to the finals of the western way ' Bezdek walked Carter forced " 7 Tlbke Soriano 0 a ed Rudnick ' ''?:'AT'4p-4A 4"4--- ' open junior tournament here Fri- him at second Omeis singled and gearse Gehrman Lynn 19 t and CamP''' f'0':''' t Steve Andrade Pocatello first sacker appeared certain of - ' ' :'4041 day Both boys are from Los An- Fouts walked to load the sacks bell ' 'c' ' ' ::' ::? r ' i ' ' ' ''' A t Oakland ::::: :: ' first night game ft 7 0 geles i :': ':'":::: winning and Eddie Green and Manuel Vargas Card hurlers '' t'4 in the fourth and then Portland ' :' s 000 020 0— 2 MacDonald won his semifinal for Ogdenrose were far ahead of the southern pack Races for the other posi- '':'::'': to the occasion with Oakland 200 400 x— 8 10 irt McHugh tAlt :"' ' in sets match ''' from Stine Fred and Mayer Dibiast Osborne (3 straight a two more that close were tions however single produced 4''''''' and Glenn enKovaleski Hamtramck Mich ::'R 0 r ‘4runs :' Second 1 :: ': ::' IksSkte night gam: !::':::: 4 The Russet club reported Thursday that all reserved 0:10 000 100--trant who eliminated Falkenburg's k Portland '4:'''' '':''':': ':": k 1 S off started 8 IT' x— the ninth 04 McHugh 000 002 ' Oakland ' brother Tom Thursday Scores for the Reds with a t8 Chs And Leavich ':::::::: ' ' tickets had been sold for the August 5 game There are '''4t Osborne Schilbel DanN k i:::::''1 i430 single 4 2 were 4 7 ::::::''-iels doubled and Smith singled the Ifni Yelovic 0711 and Glenn less than 200 of these however 0i '17ti:: Ted Houston dark I 'R r -Norpoth Sacramento first night sacker home Bezdek anAt Francisco The campaign to "buy a ticket for a service man" for the k z' 000 500 I ()0 0— 6 I () 1 horse won his first set from Bob Red first 3 7 across 10 Daniels 1– 051 (WO 000 the singled Sacramento " : plate y n: Red Cross contest in Salt Lake City continued Fans who cannot Falkenburg in Friday's semifinals and Nick Dijanich replaced Peterand Spring Freitas P1ntar 6 Joyce ::' k 7 Mueller :" and and extended him to 14 games in sen on the mound ''' es: Att : attend the game themselves or who plan to see the game but t R H r game: - ' "::1 ''!::::: :': ': ::: :41:' :::'"Smith scored anSecond :iks ''i''''' ':::e: :: 1 ' second set before losing it the final " " the :'::!:':'t:: 5 1 000 001 0--'"::i::':: ": 'T1:- ''i :: ''''f '::::::::-:::Francisco-t? 4: :":' run as it who wish to see that entertainment is provided for service men :': Carter i Ogden 4 200 000 x— 2 6 1 Sacramento 'tiwon )4: f' Scores :' third the '' ' Falkenburg :':':': ::' ' ''''::: and Lyons and forced Seat)) Bezdek at second ': Ogrodowski '''' 77:' :: '' ' 6 3 :'''''e'5'"ti:::!':! '::!'''' are urged to join in the parade were 6 ':?4i'':' '''''' Mueller 7'''' : ' t ''''''' Sander 'E 1 Chesnes singled 1 Tribune-Telegrasingled g1 Checks or money orders may be sent to The and Owen singled Vic home with American Association I :: "' s' ' ' ': '''' ' ' ' business office a ' run '' that cheated Carter out of ': ::'' " ' 4 '' i ''Z::ikc 416)10"----:-?' ' Chisox Hand Nats ::jg0:jWAi'401:4--- I Milwrillko :i::34-Indittnapolli a shutout as the Bees began their : Tolfelo MinnpnorIlx KRnpgfix final to tusCvy 3 7 7 2 the to 4' attempt salvage Lacing Columbux I $t Paul 2 sle Chesnes went to third on 5-- 2 :'"!: s :' e':-' f: P' 4 4 ''' CHICAGO July 31 (111—The Owen's tap and scored on Enos' - :g 7 ' l 1:I' '''''' "4 --'i:""'"''' '' 9 ' 4 ''' 1: ''"' ' i4 ' 4 ai 'f White Sox slugged out a fly and Owen stole second and Southern Association 'W :' ' '' t &' '::'' 6' 'i :::'' k :''''''' '''' y Chicago s'''' ''''' ' "''''''' ' i 7 to 2 ' ::(:' 'A wi Atlanta Tittle Rock ! i47 ' ''' ? ' " ' '"''' :'":'"'(A'''' ''' ' ' victory over the Washington crossed the plate as Harrington ''''' Senators Nevi Orleans S Erin Nyine 3 '': p$Ji4Z4 44::7' e!!:4 '::'!''":' ' 4''''''''I''' ::!4:!—1451: Nashvi lis 13 Pirmingham Friday night Johnny lived on Fouts' bobble? Chattanooga IA Memphis McHugh and Smith each got Humphries winning his seventh season in Sox of The made the three hits five trips to the game Bosox Outlast Ticycs League 10 hits off Early Wynn and Ray to lead the Red hit parade plate that International BOSTON July 31 UP)—Gene (Junior) Thompson threw a p 41 rialtirnor 141 7-- 6 15 accounted for off safeties Sad Decision Scarborough Cop Toronto 2 Syracuse I three-hitte- r Chicago washing' Sam and Petersen at the Boston Braves Friday to give the Cincinnati Newark 5 Ruff lo 2 AB 11 0 Al AB 1t 0 A BosJereeY DETROIT 31171—The postponet 1 01 1 The box score Ca11 It 1 5 July Kollowy 2h 4 2 2 week Reds a 2 decision and the opening tilt of a four-gam- e 3 2 1 0 Spence cf 4 2 3 &Moses rt ton Red Sox squelched a ninth-innin- g Ogden ' Lodie Salt Al HOAK 4 2 Cuinbne 3b 4 1 2 2! rt ABHO Softball rt 4 2 3 0 Appling es 4 1 2305 Davis 5 1 0 01 Giovehhat 3b ABHOA 3 end series 2 1 Saturday Detroit uprising after Charley Campb11 Vernon lb 4 0 9 11 Wright If 4 2 6 1 Omeis rt 6 2 1 5! Sander rt 2b ous threat until the ninth Chet 1 4 7 Ptremen vs Vines So 0 p m—Magna c 3 1 10 0 Fouts ss 3 0 1 41Ruhel lb 4 1 2 31 Early R as 4 1'3 4 vs opponent p Thompson allowed only two hits Ross walked and Frank Lamanna Gehringer had delivered a two-ru- n Sullivan b 4 1 3 &Kennedy 3b 4 0 0 3 McHugh lb 5 3 12 1! Chesnes 1 9 1 (JP)--T- he Owen 3 1b named be 31 on ST Louis LOUIS St off c 2 0 2 2 Trash 3 0 3 0 Dartiets et 5 2 3 01 Enos )f 2b again again July Clary Nt one a scratchy single and held was sent in to run for him Eddie A homer 3 W inout vs and nosed 0 0 9 --I the Arden p pinch 2 0 0 41 liumphrs p 2 0 0 1 Estrada 31) 5 2 3 0! Reevem et Wynn p 4 0 7 0 p 1 0 0 01 c 3 7 Of Hrrngtn 2b 4 0 2 6 Smith 5 the Braves tscoreless for eight in- Miller doubled down the left field Browns were all of that Friday night putting on the power to Tigers Friday 7 to 6 in the opener Scarbrgh xEstalella 1 0 0 01 Bezilek It 4 2 2 01 Kerr Texas League e 4 1 0 2! 81)1janich p 24021 Carter p of a series 0 0 0 nings When he showed signs of line Lamanna holding up at third outslug New York 9 to 8 in the first game of a twilight-nigh- t Totals 34 7 24 1S Totals 31 10 27 11 GPeterEift 0 0 0 0 Boaumont Tulsa 4 Boston Detroit )(Batted for Scarborough in ninth NDIJanch p 0 0 0 0 Iffluston 7 Fort Worth 2 weakening in the ninth Joe Beggs A walk to Sebby Sisti filled the doubleheader and then failing miserably at the plate as the A AB H 0 At 000 010 010- -2 ABHO Washington 1 0 0 0 zMeGraw 3 Oklahoma L Phreveport 1 4 1113 0 Hitchcek as 0 5 7 Chicago ----013 030 00x- -7 DiMag et 5 0 aid after the bases bases and came to San Antonio 6 Dallas 4 city ss 4 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 was rushed in to Yankees shut them out in the nightcap 8 to O HumErrors—Cullenbine Totals 43 15 27 12! Totals 32 4 27 13 Pesky Beggs Summary: In1 Bos5 -2 Williams 2 3 0 5 Cramer 0 et It Runs batted were filled and permitted the xStruck out for S Dijanich In eighth Kolloway phries relieve Thompson Lupien lb 5 31 6 llitteCosky It 5 2 1 1 Spence Kennedy 1109 g 2 Appling 2 Moses aoa 2a0 Otti—S Ogden Spurgeon Chandler limited St don Sacrifice—Gordon Double 3 2' Higgins 3b 5 4 0 3 Wright 4 Doerr 2b ton team to score its two tallies Lamanna scored as Beggs thfew Salt Lake hit—Hoag 000 000 003- -3 Two P L Players Fined 4 2 2 0' Radcliff lb 5 1 14 play— Fox rt Stolen base—KensecPuns hits—Hoag —Omeis to 2 McHugh 2 Wright in Louis the Summary: Gordon to Hassett Rases on balls—Chandonly three hits 4 1 1 0 on balls—Oft Wynis 4 Daniels Cincinnati put the game away out Phil Masi Paul Waner batFinney rt 0 0 0 tti Harris rt Bases 2 Smith Carter Sander Chesnes nedy M tinerief 4 2 3 Struck ler Gatehouse 4 2 2 2 Pranktin 2h 4 I Tabor 3b 3 Struck out—By Humphries Owen Errors—Fonts 2 Glovacchini In the first two innings however ted for Hutchings and was thrown ond encounter to win his twelfth out Chandler 7 Gmiehouse I Hits- - Peacock c 4 1 4 0' Tebbetts e 4 3 5 0 Humphries For Violatint Rule 2 Hits—Oft Wynn 9 in 4 innings— Owen Muncrief 7 in tinchson p 3 0 2 2 rOorsica Off Gatehouse 3 in 1 1 against two setbacks in 3 noon hall Passed Daniela hits—Davis when they pushed over three out by Frey Miller scoring on the game Runs soarborough Sander hatted r Rutland p 0 0 0 0' Renton p I in floss 0 ball Passed 1 Ierens 0 3 0 pion-But while St Louis' efforts at Losinz pitcher — Gatehouse POCATELLO July 31 Unsing pitcher— in—Meringh 2 Daniels Smith 3 Carier Fariy Attendance-70Attendance Renshaw p 0 0 0 0 Wynn quick runs at the expense of Tom play Cincinnati Stolen base—Owen 52 Bezdek Owen Enos i HaUiAmami I neer 1 P 1 the the J futile President —15360 0 0 powerpaid League plate proved tzGehringer Runs responaible for—S Ditanieh 2 PeterEkrley: who had been rewarded ABHOA ABHOA S sen 3 Carter 2 Rases nil halls-- 01f well Friday fined two pfayers for 0 Walker el 5 3 8 0 Holmen ct 4 1 0 0 ful Yankees garnered 10 hits two Totals ns 12 Totals 40 15 27 16 with the starting- assignment after Mrsnall 1 Carter 3 Struck Dijanich 3 Petersen Post 5 3 1 0: Cooney rf 2 0 of them home runs by Charlie Kel0 3 rf in tor Alan Tebhelta ninth A Resigns -Palk2 S violating playing rules it Carter one-hover nine relief effort h:s Dtjanieh Drrilette out—By 5 0 2 4! Irnndes 31 3 0 0 2 Frey 2b zzBatted tor Henshaw in ninth Athletics NS'in Over and Carter S Dijanieh Umpires- --Time-2Robert Paulson of Boise wl 4 I 2 MWeat lb 4 0 9 0 ler and Joe Gordon their sixteenth if in ninth urn— Hitchcock for zzzSaited 31 Tipton MrNNEAPOLIS 202 Attendance-1:04 innings last Sunday Engel' July Rosa If MeCoc3 1 50 and tenth fined $10 'for returning to tho 200-- -7 Boston olo 310 002respectively MinneGerald Walker and Max Marof 0 0 0 0 Harris rnick lb 4 0 12 0: Cleveland to 4 6 University Detroit 011 110 First game: -6 Sig bench in a Boise game July 2 4 1 3 3 4 1 0 Or Miller as Hasa 3b shall opened the hostilities with Joost l'iew York St LOUIS 3 0 0 3 Suitt 2b 2 0 3 6 as AI Summary: Errors—Beaton Higgins Har- sota assistant football coach anafter A 31 H H 0 AB CLEVELAND A3 0 UP)—The being sent to the showers July the former RWeat a 33 I1 04 14 Maal e 2 Williams nounced his retirement Friday aftris Runs batted long singles 3041 3b 4 I 2 1 Ottridge 2b 5 2 3 5 Athletics 0 0 0 0 Crosetti Bob Johnson p p whose by Umpire Steubing Earley 2 1 1 2 3 on 4 1 on third Lonnie Frey lofted a fly Thmpan Tebbetts er Peacock 3b 4 2 decades 5 Hassett four the Cita Lupien lb gridiron 0 0 0 2 That p Beggs p 0: Ntechlinn lb 4 2 9 2 notched a three-ru- n homer in the Higgins Radcliff Larry Drake also of Boise was hits—Frank- In the role of player coach and 1 0 0 0 xxxxRooar 61 0 O 01 VI deep right sLombardi 0000 permitting "Gee" 0 3 0 1 If i Henrien 5 2 Laabs rt Fox Horne lin Tebbet's fined $5 for using profane and McCosky Lupien p 2 0 1 2 Ditneelo cf 5 3 1 01 to score easily Stephens PS 54 21 3 2 fifth inning reached up from the Williams Gehringer Sacri- scout With the exception of a 1 0 0 0 Gordon 2b 3 2 4 3 Criacola szaWaner cf f to Double play— short 30 lick the cellar Hugheon language to the sarn-- umJim In the second after two men Total' 36 10 27 141 Totals 30 3 27 in Friday night twenties Harris BOISE—Manager Keesey's the 2 1 3 period 1 01 Chartak rf If 4 t Doerr Bases on 30 Cleveland Indians 6 to 4 in a con- litighson 1andBenton same game in 12 Keller the pire e as 5 2 4 double in Ferrell were out Eddie Joost drew a base the 1 Rizzuto t4trikefoota 2 in has hand Minnesota Henshaw lith inning had pinch Hughoon zBatted for Toot in seconde 4 1 5 11 Hilgswrth p 25250 0 0 0 2 3 Henshaw Benton Hernsley test Hughsort errors five Oris marked outs—By I Boise here Friday night gave the en balls lind immediately stole secby zzRan for Ross in ninth 1 1 O 2 0 0 0 aMcQuillen Hits—Off Hughson 14 in 8 Butland 1 in 1 ball since 1901 when as a fresheRuffing zzzaatted for Hutchings In ninth 1 0 0 1 Hockett also hit for the circuit 0 0 O 0' Ferena p xxSelkirk man he won a berth on the varsity Pilots a 3 decision over the Twin Mungo Gets Chance Henshaw 1 In 2 Benton 11 in 6 ond getting off to a flying start Cinciruati 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 110Cleveland pitcher—Hurt-motp 120 000 p Borowy Fhi1adeIphi Losing pitcher Vilinning 11 Appleton Falls Cowboys and enabled them as Earley threw to first in an ef- Eoston A t tendAnce-2- 250 AB it 0 A1 squad AS 0 A 000 000 002- -5 NEW YORK July 31 Murphy p 0 0 -2 xxxLindell Kravevch et 4 0 51 4inekett rf 4 2 3 id 1 1 to remain entrenched in first place Errors—Hans !Allier Runs Summary: fort to pick him off Dick West batted Mel New York H 11 2 2 0 Weetthrly et 4 0 3 0 Vald 2 Frey Baas Thompin—Walker a:so walkeld and Thompson Aided son Masi Waner in the Pioneer league second half Giants saidOtt of the s 3 2 0 2 Keitner 3b 4 Totals 42 16 24 9' Totals 40 17 27 11 Kckbkr 3b he decided had Friday 1f 11 4 3 4 if Johnoon 0 fienth xBatted for Hems ley in ritnth Joost Double plays race basest—Tipton h:s cause by driving Joost home Stolen to start Van Mung-- against his Siebert lb 4 2 7 2' Fleming lh 4 2 4 1 to R West to McCormick xxRan for Rutting In ninth —Thunpson r right-centeAl ma to 4 Korhonen doubled 2 3 to 2 2 3b Bouilrau M Suder West w:tba sharp single left Walker Sisti to Miller to7 Bases on xxxBatted for Murphy in ninth former tearn'mates when the 3 0 4 2 Mark 2b McNair as 4 0 2 xxxxBatted for Hassett in rtIntli Earley1 2 Hutchings after Lou Tamone grounded Giants 4 0 7 sng:ed to the same spot to chase tialls—Thompson 0 Swift e zrzNitinar 0 and Brooklyn Dodgers tan4 xBatted for Hollingsworth in sixth Striheouts—Thompson Hutchings out in the lith and Keesey rushed 2 Began e 3 0 10 Fowler p 4 West home Hits—LII Thompson 3 In 8 (none out In New York 020212 001—Ft in their 1 1 emergency relief 2 gle 0 0 0 0 Marehldii 0 Smith p p 10x1 020 006 St Louis -9 Beggs 0 in 1: Earley 4 in ninth):0 in In to hit for Larry Drake- the game at the army Lou Tost was rushed in to re- Tot 0 0 0 zGrimea Polo Grounds Monday Errors—Crosetti Stephens Hutchings 6 in 7 Winning rerens Summary: p clean-u! eve Earle:se and retired Marshall Rixp chez came in—Gordon Pilots' Runs batter batted pit 0000 —Thompson Losing pitcher—Earlup 0 0 0 IFerrick 4 Attendance-1- 949 Hems ley u t0 loerrell Chartak sound that he is thriving on rac- with another y amash to eyening 0 0 0 By Charles Dunk ley Bu:ky John Hutchings took up the ey Keller Hasstt DIMaggio Lorowy Sarabe to will He Lashio Lindell shipped QUinn 2 Crisco's CHICAGO 'July 31 Uri —With ing put d the finishing touches to a pitchtnge burden in the next inning' Totala 31 it 27 10 34 8 27 10 Total 2 CRP Keller SteSunday to fill easttoga rttatted tor Smith in fifth Springs fnr the Braves filled the sacks Wood and Schro'eder game to hits—i1ordon ophorses Lashe other phens daring eight foir Ferrtelt iii eighth ern engagements which he hopes Home Six baseballs autographed by Hemsley Chartak with nne out in their half And wilidtted for Maek inin ninth Crosethim turfdom's Clift Chartak winpose la Sacrifices—Murphy will Whirlavvay Whir Baited for Eltennat ninth bring way's money Erre 1e)rnbardi was sent in to to Stphens Bing Crosby and Bob Hope Double ti e 000 310 000 Net Tilts Philadelphia to McQuinn Crosetti to Gordon Bases on Cleveland money winning champion ning total up to $500000 by the brought in $14000 for war bonds frr Tnst Ernie tapped into a dou100 001 on:! 4 2 2 Hollingsworth Murphy Borowy Eddie Arcaro Two balls brought $5006 each Errors—Swift Mack Weath- probably wilF go to the post a end of the season b:e play 4 Struck out—By Borowy 3 Murphy 1 erlySummary: Itutim batted Fowi('r SOUTHAMPTON N Y July Hollingsworth 2 to 5 favorite to win the $31600 the jockey who gave Shut Out such 2 Fer-- s 1 Appleton 1 flits Heath Han The score: Sutler Hockett Regan Hutchings gave up two more 31 Fleming 13 Wood and Ted —Off Borowy 13 in 5 Murphy 4 in 1i)tinson 3 Siebert a magnificent ride in winning the hit—Siebert Arlington handicap Saturday Twin Falls Rain B runs and the Braves made no seri 11 in 6 Ferens 5 in Home Hollingsworth base Stolen Hockett runs—Johnson tr-- ) ABH0A Schroeder tossed' aside all sem- 22 alARJiOA as classic a week ago will Sierra Hit by pitcher —Hock ett If Appleton 0 in Arlington triumphs Whirlaway Sacrifices—Kreevtch 3 I 3 2h 5 I 4 3 Koenig a Patised ball— Murphy (Chartak) blance of the United States' good —By f Fowler 1 Perrick 1 01 Tamone 8 Shank's et to 4 1 most will Rageti on balls 5 and ride 3h t he from 5 everyone fly Saratoga Springs figures Ferrell ' Winning pitcher—HollingswortIL Marehildon 1 Struek out—Ry Fowler 4 Sunseri lb 5 3 8 11 Kortymen If 4 I 2 2 Jones will horses all he nine start has neighbor policy Friday by trounc- Losing pitcher—Murphy I explicit Bohello rf 5 31 5 OtC Drake ef 4 4 0 pick Whirlaway Ferriek 3 Fisetiatat 41 Mftrebildoll 3 FisenHrrimtv Lowe 2tt 1 Fowler a in of FerrIck 5 4 Struck the to to 10 to in add confidence his out—By Arcaro ing foreigners pair pilot the Lohrke 3h 3 2 01 Trtisky r Second same: Maretnidon 1 Smith 1 Hita—Off up another $24000 4 I A peat t SALT LAKE fifth round matches of the MeaSt Louis New Vora Marchildint 0 in fabulous bank roll of $154336 It Fowler 8 in Hatchet If c 5 A2 8I 0: champion to victory inning handicap Stenger cas 3 1 3 3 11 0 Al E10141AB 3 tv ABHOA 2 la 5 in 8 tourFerriek 8 Burton 9 Smith Paulson 0 dow club round robin tennis to of be Those start will eleventh the challenge Hammett lb 5 0 11 2 Guttrdge 2b 4 0 2 2 10at 0 in "Whirly's" accepting 4 Hit by pitcher—Ity Smith 0 3 p BEES Staley 4 2 0 5l Clift 313 3 0 2 4 Rolle 3b are: Sirocco Farm p 4 1 0 sKeesey ney Vain) Winning pitcher—Fowler Losing the year and his first since winning Oppose Whirlaway 1100 4 1 1 01 McQuinn lb 3 0 11 2 pitcher—Smith Attendance-54- 23 vs Wood former Wimbledon and Henrich rf the $50000 Massachusetts handi- winner of the 1940 Arlington classTotals 4113831 S Totals 38 7 3316 IhMggio cf 3 1 2 01 Laabs If ma 4 1 3 0 Irish-bre- d out xOne when 4 3 2 OiStephens If run to ic Peored which Rounders We will pay highest cash U S Davis cup star thrashed Keller the Seabiscuit's winning cap 4123 eclipse previous zDouhled for Drake in eleventh 2b 3 1 5 2' Criscola ef 2 0 2 0 OGDEN h Francisco Segura of Ecuador 0 Gordon money-winnin- g record of finished second to Whirlaway in Twin FILLS 001 011 000 00- -3 Rizzuto as 5 0 2 5 Chartak rf 3 0 2 0 City Park League c 2 1 3 0 Fereell e 0 2 4 ABoise 0 5 1-4 Rosar 110 001 000 prices for your guns Schroeder the nation's fifth the Massachusetts handicap Read$437700 REDS Ft H E Chandler p 4 1 2 l' Gatehouse p 0 0 0 01 Burton Faria Summary: Runs—Lohrke The race at a mile and a quarter ing II Australian importation of Koenig Munerief p 2 1 1 Tamone Korhonen Stenger Error 3 2 5 ranking amateur from Glendale Allen Cream Store TRADE-IN- S ACCEPTED 1 0 0 0 Union Pacific Runs batted in—Koenig Drake zMcQuillen 0 5 0 downed Ladislav Pt Cal Hecht best distance—will Louis B Mayer Hollywood motion —Stenger r TWO 0 0 0 0 Keesey Shanks Sunseri Bari Staleyhits—Drake Tauter and Knowldon Green and Plisey —Whirlaway's 1Ferensp 5 8 Czechoslovakia No Tarnone Sierra 1 k Staley Prague Competition producer picture R H E L Home 37 Korhoneit 27 29 15 12 Totals 10 Totals 327 Keesey 2 4 q Best Seller Bases on balls—Stalev 9 Rakers No 401 Pumpgun Equitable 4 Far ta 2 Strike'zBatted for Muncrief In elzhth at 6 9 2 with a mutuel hitth--6 York Faria g 060 000 200- -8 8 C U 1900 Wolven & handle of about $20- - winner of the Equipoise mile and outs—Staley 13th sot-r- H By their triumphs they ad- New Louis P If for—FartA 4 Fart& n Runs resuonsible 000 000 000- -0 y L WEST TEMPLF vanced to the final round of the St Summary: Staretor which finished second to Staley stand 2 000000 in a 2 Double plAys—Stalev t Krerilg Error—CHM Runs bstled In (litem Pre Reserved Seats on Sale at W tn Lowe 3 3 Tarunue to- Koenig to Keller 3 Chandler Gordon 2 Henrich C S Army Stihrlepnt Ben Jones trainer of meet and tangle Saturday for the PiMaaain 116 So Main I Phone 34771 Whirlaway in the 1941 Kentucky Time-2Mint Cafe 27 E 2nd So and SteuHome 17 mmond an4 Snrenaen Tad4 and Pe- declares the horse is Whirlaway Umpire! 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