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Show 1 j CLUB STANDINGS 1 NORTHERN UTAH LJEAGUK. W. L. Pet Brigham 9 6 .66" 1 Smlthfleld 9 C .CC7 Ogden 8 S 500 i-ognn 6 11 .813 Yesterday's Results. At Ogdcn Smlthfleld 8-8; Ogdtn 7-6. Wednesday's Schedule. Logan at Smlthfleld. Brigham at Ogdon. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. San fanclsco 89 58 .627 Vernon 82 66 694 Los Angeles 79 62 .560 Salt Lake 67 7.1 .479 Oakland 65 74 .467 Seattle 63 75 .466 Portland . .67 81 .4 13 Sacramento 56 84 .400 Yesterday's Keults Salt lake --7, Sacramento 8-6. Portland 6-7. Seattle' 8-5 Vernon 2-4, Sun Francisco 0-3. Oakland 4-3, Los Angeles 6-2. MI RK AN LEAGtTE. W. L Pet New York ...70 47 . 9 M St. Louis 69 48 .690 ; Detroit 62 f.5 .680 ' Cleveland 61 59 .508 i Chicago 67 69 .491 ! Washington . . 54 62 4 K Phlldlphla 47 65 420 'Boston 45 70 391 I 1 I Yesterday's Schedule, At ChicagoMew York 7. Chicago Li. At Washington Cleveland 2, Washington Wash-ington ft No nihe- game- scheduled Today's Schedule. Boston at Pittsburg. No other games scheduled. .TION.VL LKAGIF.. W. Pet. New York 69 16 60ft SL Louis 66 So .669 Chicago 66 51 .560 Cincinnati 64 64 .o4i. Pit tsburg 60 53 ! Brooklyn 54 69 .478 1 Philadelphia .. . 40 68 .37ft, Boston 37 74 .333 1 eetettla v Rnsulte. At Philadelphia Bl UOUiS 9. Ph'.la-, delphia S. At Brooklyn 1 First game) Cincinnati Cincin-nati 10, Brooklyn 5. Second game)' Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 8 tTen Innings In-nings 1. At New York Chicago 4. New York 5. No other games scheduled. relay's Sobajdnle, St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. No other (fames scheduled BOTH NEW YORK I TEAMS ADVANCE i Giants Lead Cards While Yankees Replace Browns at Top NEW YORK. Aug. 21 Both New York major league teams surged for- ward in tho pennant races by win- j I nlng a majority of their games of the 'j ,i ,bt w t.ieir closest rivals, the st Louis eluba ware having difficulties in the National, the Giants Increased their Pad over ihe Cardinals to throo and a half games, while the Yankees replaced the Browns ns Ajnoccan league leaders. JOF BUSH IMPROVES. Joe Bush, the mainstay of the Yankee Yan-kee hurling staff, did his bit during the week and Imrrovemont was shown v by the other hurlcrs Walte Hoyt, the x 1921 star, hurlej effectively aftor bell be-ll out of the game for a tlmo. The New York National's batting, though ' not unusually heavy, was executed at H..U opportune moments. The spurt of the Cube, wjit.-h brought them to within s rlklng distance of tho lead, was halt-. halt-. .1 I li- i';i:in'3. w li - t, io'c t vrn ifoJTV a or a inree-gamo series enaing aun- I day. j '1 ha Cincinnati club has developed a j punch, using the Rrnolslyns mainly for Increasing their percentage The Redi took both games of a doubleheader from the Robins Sunday Pittsburg 'and Boston both had a bad work and I Philadelphia was a victim of effective i WOrh In plnrhe by opposing hurlers In the American tho Browns fell off the pace the;, had been setting for Several weeks, and while their hitting was heavy, their p'tchors were weaker than usual. Th Athletics profited by I good hurling and won most of their games Cleveland played a dashing and made -ood Us position in the first division of tho race while Washington and the White Sot slumped slump-ed - I'JSssnsal Tha leading home run hitters of the kmorlcen leagUS were busy. Williams of the Frowns. Walker of the Athletic nnd Ruth of the Yankees, being conspicuous con-spicuous In this regard. Ruth's climb roward the led In this race spurted Sunday In the Yankec-Whlto Sox game at the Polo Grounds, the star accounting for two of them. His senon's tot.nt Is now 20 The race for batting honors continue, con-tinue, to be led by Slsler. of the Browns With Cobb a close second |