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SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 6 1931 THE OGDEN STANDARD EXAMINER 8 Clinton Decisions ity In Earnshaw Lets Red Sox Down With One Hit As Macks Divide win Marty McManus Is On ly Placer A ble To Reco rd ingle Senior and Junior Baseball Champions for 1931 IIBERTY PAIJK and Lewis baseball teams annexed the senior and Junior baseball cham-1 1 plonships for the 1931 seasons after one of the best campaigns in history officials of the city playground league announce The championship teams are pictured below: The squad at the top is the Liberty Park aggregation senior champions Standing left to right Portia Holt director at Liberty park Hy Hadley manager Marvin Castille Bob Cunningham Bemie Sneddon ami Billy Sneddon Center row left to right Bob' Butterfield 3b Scotty Sneddon lb and captain Ray Taylor Ralph Peterson ss and Jim Brady Front row left to right Glen Fowler If Bill Taylor cf and Knapp sub Lewis players left to right back row Martin McFarland rf Ralph Halverson lb Pat Quinn 2br Drew Mason 3b and Bob Workman seated left to right Dale Moore If Frank Patterson Dale Martin ss and Walter Wessler If Harold Wiese was not present when photo was taken I Photos by Rabe Studio Farm Bureau Champs Are Extended City Leaguers Colorful Bill Mclvor Bests Bill Gardner In Sensational Slab Battle Sperry Millers Wallop Clarkston 14 to 2 Evanston Captures Night Cap BY AL WABDEN Standard-Examiner Sports Editor 'TWO slngeiU and a sensational nine-inning thriller pro- 1 Tided the entertainment for baseball lovers of the Inter- mountain west at the Ogden stadium Saturday Clinton champions of the -Weber County Farm Bureau league eked out a 3 to 2 decision over Plain City in the curtain raiser This battle was replete with colorful baseball the Sperry Millers trounced SCHAAF BIDS FOR BIG SHOT IN MIT CIRCLE Boston Battler Fails To Draw Crowds For His Attractions Moore Bests Walberg In Second Contest Indians Take Browns Inttf Camp Senators Oain Second Post In Junior League Pennant Champaign Browns 10 to 5 stands at one game The series nbw apiece CLEVELAND ABRIL PO Al Burnett ss Seeds rf Averill cf Morgan lb Vosmik If Hodapp 2b Setvell Kamm 3b Ferrell Totals Eberhardt was forced to hit me dirt on close play at third base and came up with a sprained ankle He probably will be out for the balance cf me tournament games Lefty Lott one time brilliant southpaw for me Idaho Palls club of the Utah-Idaho league was called to the rescue in the fifth after the Ogdenltes started to hit the offer tags of Lessen freely ARMSTRONG INDEPENDENTS ABRHPOAE 'I yy Clark ton machine 14 to 2 In the feccrd fame of me afternoon double header and Evanston alter getting a -ray to a slow start ran loco to win over the under the arcs 21 to 7 ennten and Plain City dished out as rweet a baseball game as one will witness anywhere The Clinton: tea counted their first run in the second Inning and concluded their run-getting with a pair cf markers In me fifth In the second frame Bonham singled to left and lived at second when Brown grounded to Cowlej Cowley tossed the ball to Moyes but Moyes dropped me throw and all hands were safe Spence Adams singled over first base to score Bonham and Brown advanced to third on the play Adams stole second but Beus and Mclvor went cut cn strikes BOSTON Sept (AP) Earnshaw let the Red Sox down with a lone hit in the first game of a doubleheader today which the Athletics and Sox divided Earn-shaw beat the Bostonians 8 to 0 but the Sox garnered a 6 to 3 win over Rube Walberg in the nightcap Marty McManus as lead-off man for the Sox in the pighth hit a roller which got away from Shortstop WUliams to mar hitless game It was the second one-hit game for Earnshaw this season Not a Bostoi) runner reached second First game: Score by Philadelphia 100003 14 2 Boston 000 000 000 0 1 2 Batteries: Earnshaw and poch- rane MacFaydefi Lisenbee McLaughlin and Berry Second game: PHILADELPHIA 3 2 2 0 0 10 1 1 1 vvi'v 3 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 6 5 5 5 2 I 4 3 0 1 1 4 0 2 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 IL Lehman as Grow If Robinson Couch cf Foley 2b Champion 3b Thatcher rf Lehman rf Ktaner lb Edson Hendricks Hancock Hanson Totals Schulte cf Burns lb Goslin If Kress 3b-ss Melillo 2b Storti 2b Jenkins rf Ferrell Levey ss Grimes 3b Stewart Kirtisey xStanton xxBettencourt 0 11 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 jij Ji 40 5 13 St I I) 'f Batted for Levey in eighth Batted for Kimsey in I ninth Score by innings: I i- Cleveland 1121 024 10 St Louis 3 AB PO A 4 1 2 0 4 kmmmm 1 0 0 2 2 2 3 I 0 3 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Bishop 2b Cramer cf Heving Moore If Foxx 3b Miller rf Todt lb Williams ss Walberg xCochrane Totals 4 0 0 2 0 0 4 1 0 9 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 1 35 2 11 0 I 1 0 0 0 7 ss 3 10 24 Summary: Two base Morgan Burns Vosmik Jperrell Stanton Schulte Three base hits Burns Home run Hodapp Sewell Morgan Kamm Losing pitcher Stewart THREE IN ROW CHICAGO Sept (AP)-Tha Detroit Tigers scored I theij third straight victory ovej: the White Sox today 8 to 3 behind Tom pitching 1 1 DETROIT I AB PO A 42 7 11 24 J3 5 EVANSTON ABRII PO AE Phillips as-2b 4 3 2 0 2 4 Eberhardt lb 1 1 0 4 0 1 Atherton 2b-3b 4 4 1 2 4 0 Bruski cf 2 4 1 0 0 0 Gewecke 3b-ss 5 4 1 I 1 1 Lessen p-rf 5 2 4 0 0 1 21 to 3 0 1 17 2 0 Nielson lf-p 5 1 2 0 0 0 Vemleuw rf-lb 3 1 1 3 1 0 Lott p-lf 3 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 37 21 14 27 10 7 Ramson batted for Champion in ninth struck out Score by Innings: Armstrong Independents 000 511 7 Evanston 100 165 53x 21 Summary: Two-base hits Foley 3 Grow Phillips Nielsen 2 Ver-nlcuw Lott Three base hit Champion Struck By Lessen 7 by Lott 5 by Nielsen 2 by Edson 4 by Hendricks 2 by Hancock 3 Bases on balls Off Edson 8 off Hendricks 2 off Hancock 1 off Lessen 1 Stolen bases--Eberhardt Atherton 3 Bruski Lessen Champion Passed Zlto 2 Robinson 5 Wild pitches Edson 2 Lesson Lott Hit with pitched ball Phillips by Edson- Charge defeat to Edson credit victory to Lott Sac rtf Ice Zito Time of 2 hours 25 minutes Umpires Barney and Parker Scores: PLAIN CITY AB HPOAE Cowley as 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 Beus skied out to Facer to open me fifth Facer made a sensational running catch to bag the ball Meier singled and advanced to third when Hartley doubled to center IL Flinders was a victim of Gardner's fast ball and struck out Percy Flinders tallied bom Mclvor and Hartley with a slashing double to center Bonham popped to Sharp for me third out This concluded the run getting for me Clintonites Plain City counted one run In the Siam when Cowley walked and Moyes forced Cowley at second Singles by Skeen and Facer drove Moyes home for me first Plain City tally In me eighth Plain City came within me width cf a cat's whisker cf tying me score Cowley walked and advanced to second on sacrifice A Taylor skied to Beus Skeen tallied Cowley with a single to center He a danced a bag on a single to center by Facer Sharp beat cat an Infield hit to Mclvor at mis stage but Facer over-ran second on me play In me mixup Skeen attempted to draw me throw to protect Facer and In the run-down the Plain City catcher was cut Plain City went out in order in her half of me ninth 1 4 2 11 1 12 2 9 2 1 Batted for Walberg In nirith -BOSTON ABRHPOAE Rhyne ss 3 1 I 1 0 Sweeney lb 4 2 2 14 1 0 Van Camp If 4 1 0 1 0 0 Miller 3b 4-0 12 3 0 Webb rf 4 1 2 1 0 0 McManus 2b 3 0 0 2 5 0 Oliver cf 4 1 1 3 0 0 Connolly 4 0 1 2 0 0 Moore 3 0 01 7 4 Totals 133 6 7 217 0 Score by innings: 'i Philadelphia 1 000 120 3 Boston 200 003 10x 6 Summary: Two-base hits Cramer Foxx Miller-1 Todt Sweeney Webb Connolly Three base hit Sweeney Double Moore to Rhyne to Sweeney Miller to McManus to Sweeney 1 2 1 1 I 1 0 1 0 Johnson rf Koenig 2b Stone If Alexander lb Walker cf Rogell ss i Richardson 3b Ruel 4k Bridges 1 a a a a a Ho 28 2 j)Q By SPARROW McGANN Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examiner (Copyright 1931 Consolidated Press Association) NEW YORK Sept 5 Ernie Sc ha a served notice this week that he must be reckoned with when an opponent for Champion Max Schmeling Is considered next spring smashing knockout victory over Vittorio Cam polo was no fluke and the price on chances In the heavyweight sweepstake was lessened considerably The manner in which Schaaf beat down his bigger opponent was all the more impressive in that Ernie took a wallop to land one and instead of backtracking when stung he bore in and flailed away with both hands A fighter of this type comes up but rarely and when he does the fans usually cotton to him in droves Yet despite the good work the sailor has shown since he left the' navy six years ago to cast his lot with the leather pushers he has not caught the popular fancy and this may cost him a chance at crown The champion Is chiefly concerned with what his opponent can attract to the box office and so far Schaaf has failed to click Fewer than five thousand fans turned out for the pampolo fight Pre-battle dope figured this to be one of the best punching battles cf the year and so it turned out But the fans thought otherwise and stayed away The Boston battler appears to be a slow thinker He does not regain his poise as gracefully or as quickly as other fighters This gives the fans an idea that Ernie will make one bad mistake in an important contest and before he can adjust himself will be belted out of the picture This Idea does not fit in with what Ernie has shown when pitted against a smart boxer like Tommy Loughran Tommy has two victories over Schaaf and the latter has a like number against the smooth working phian These are held against the sailor but it is a fact that Ernie's work against the same men Loughran has beaten has been more impressive and decisively in Schaafs favor Loughran outspeeded and outsmarted Campolo In a 10-round contest In the eighth round Big Vic landed a solid wallop on Jaw and it came mighty near spelling curtains for the former light heavyweight champion Against Schaaf Campolo was never dan gerous and while he got in several hard smashes to the ribs Ernie came right back and cut up the Argentine battler considerably On their work against the gaunt Gau cho Schaaf certainly showed more punching power and lasting qualities than Loughran Yet Loughran out drew Ernie four to one at the gate Schaafs failure to hit It off with the fans brings to mind the popu lartty of Charlie Retzlaff the Da kota bomber The night after Schaaf and Campolo had It out Charlie was sent In against a supposedly worn out veteran Joe Sekyra and two Tans showed up for every one attracted to what was considered a major contest Sekyra made Retzlaff taste resin dust for the first time and broke a streak of 32 consecutive victories Yet the next time Retzlaff is billed to appear it Is a sure bet that he will pack any club in this city Retzlatrs defeat must not be considered the beginning of the end for the hard hitting Dakotan There is too much of promise in the big fellow to dismiss him lightly He Is a crude one when boxing form is considered He has yet to learn how to hold his punches and make his openings Charlie is obsessed with the Idea of rushing in and hitting all the time He Is over-anxious and makes the bad almost suicidal lead with the right hand Pitted against a smart veteran like Sekyra who has swapped blows with the best of the light heavies and heavyweights it was a foregone conclusion that if Joe was in condition and had the will to fight It out and pick his spots he would cut and slash his inexperienced foe This is Just what Joe did He held off and made Retzlaff lead Slipping the lead Sekyra sidled inside hit and grabbed Retzlaff could not fa thorn these tactics and learned what It means to hit and get away A Retzlaff-Schaaf contest is out of the question for the time being The latter knows far too much for the Dakota blacksmith Those who figure on such a bout should consider a match between Sekyra and Schaaf first and the chances are that idea will not prove so popular Jack Hurley manager of Retzlaff should be thankful Sekyra showed him his error and while the defeat spoiled what appeared to be an attractive match It probably saved a brilliant prospect from fistic oblivion 4 Totals 8 8 13 27 CHICAGO AB RHPO iJ) 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 Moyes 2b A Taylor cf Skeen Facer lb Sharp 3b Taylor rf Maw If 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blue lb Sullivan 3b Reynolds rf Norman cf Jolley lf-rf Fonseca lf-rf Watwood cf-rf Appling ss Kerr 2b Tate Grube Caraway Welland- Faber Bowler zFothergill 1 2 8 5 2 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 (I a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 Gardner xSlngleton Totals 9 24 5 2 CLINTON AB IL PO A E- 4 1 2 2 0 0 IN SECOND PLACE WASHINGTON Sept 5 (AP) Washington held the American second place today by only a slim half -game margin after dropping a twin bill to the climb ing Yankees 7-0 and 7-3 Lou Gehrig scored his forty-first circuit drive in the first inning of the opener bringing in Ruth whom he now leads by three In the second Washington hit seven of offerings for only three tallies First game: New York 301 010 8 4 2 Washington 000 000 000 5 0 Batteries: Gomez and Dickey Fischer Hadley and Spencer Second game: NEW YORK AB PO AE 41230 3 5 4 5 3 5 Byrd cf' Sewell 3b Ruth rf Gehrig lb Chapman If Lary ss Lazzeri 2b 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 3 1 2 1 3 1 0 21- 3 3 0 0 0 0 4 3 4 3 6 27 14 2 0 14 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 Totals Score by innings: Detroit Chicago Summary Two jbase Ruel Alexander Walker Tatet Sulll-an! Johnson Three bases jhltL Richardson Home run Koenig Stolen bases Watwood Rogell Hartley rf IL Flinders Flinders as Bonham 2b Brown cf Adams 3b Draayer If Beus lb Mclvor Totals 1 0 1 1 1 tcher Losing 33 3 8 27 5 0 Sacrifice Bridges Caraway I Jorgeiis Ruffing 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 1 THREE GflMES ON CARD TODAY Totals 36 7 13 27 WASHINGTON I ABRHPOAE xS ingle ten batted for Taylor In ninth struck out Score by Innings: Plain City 000 001 Clinton 010 020 OOx 3 Summary: Two base A Taylor Hartley Stolen Adams Beus A Taylor Sacrifice Moyes Wild Mclvor Passed bails IL Flinders Skeen Struck out By Mclvcr 14 by Gardner 7 Bases on balls Off Mclvor 2 Double play Bonham to Beus Time of game I hour 45 minutes Barney and Parker Millers Will Perform Night Contest Red-White Scheduled Highlights On Tournament Gardner Is Leading Star OGDEN SOCCER TEAM TRIUMPHS CLARKSTON AB IL PO A Totals 136 3 7 27 14 0 BASEBALL fans who attended the opening games of the Intermountain tournament at the Ogden stadium Saturday were treated to a variety of the national sport Hits were plentiful for some of the stick ers and for others they were as scarce as twenty dollar gold pieces Three games will be played in the Intermountain semi -pro baseball tournament at the 'Ogden stadium today Jj I North Ogden will meet the powerful Red and White biachine of Ogden in the first game at 1:30 jp Two hours later the Clinton team will battle Hooper I f-f 1 The winner of the first afternoon game will oppose the Sperrjrj mills nine in the nightcap under the arcs The winners of the second and third games Sunday will draw to see which team will meet Evanston In thej afternoon semi-final Monday The team drawing the bye will play for the championship Monday night i Bill Gardner youthful right hander turned in a sensational performance against the Clintonites The Deweynile checker was to brilliant fern Pitching against veterans and seasoned hitters be turned the Clinton players back with eight hits He struck out seven Gardner was cue of the big stars cf me opening Saturday His curve ball worked with fine results and his speed ball retired a number of CUntonites cn strikes BUI Mclvor tattle-scarfed baseball veteran went the entire route for Clinton Mclvor retired 14 men cm strikes to set a new tournament record In 1324 Lloyd Keller turned back 13 hitters Mclvor used his curve ball effectively Skeen Facer and Sharp each collected two hits for the Plain City nine Hartley was the only ClintorUte to collect two bingles Fielding thrills were provided by Flinders Sharp Maw and Taylor Gardner Plain City chueker pitched the fifth game of his career in the tournament' The second game Saturday was turned Into a run-getting orgy In the first five Innings Sperry Millers collected 17 hits and trotted over 14 runs in eight frames Clarkston managed to score single runs In the third and fourth frames Hank Layne led me attack with three doubles and a single Webb clicked safely three times Price Clark Webb and Sumnicht each hit safely twice for me Miller Netman bagged a triple and two singles for Clarkston Jardine Evans and Jardine were called cn for mound duty by me Clarkstonites before me Mil- ler run-getting was halted Chief Polling went the entire distance for the Ogden city champions but was touched for 13 hits He kept them well scattered and was accorded fine support Evanston was handed a man sired scare in the night contest for four innings by the Armstrong Independents The Wyomlngites trailed 6 to 2 at me end cf the fourth but started a batting barrage in me neat four Innings mat chased over 23 runs Edson started on the rubber for me Merchants and pitched nice tall for four plus innings In me fifth hits errors and displays gare me Evans torUtcs six runs They added five more In me 'sixth and seventh frames and chased their scoring with three tallies In me in Lessen bagged four hits for me Wjomin rites Phillips and Nielsen each collected two Foley and It Lehman were the outstanding stickers fer me losers Foley tag fed three two base hits on his first three excursions to the platter The Wyomlngites lost their play-manager early in the game Batted for Marberry in 'ninth Score by innings: 1 New York 000 7 Washington 000 100 3 Summary: Two base Ruff ing Ruth Stolen base Chapman Sacrifice-i-Jorgens Sewell Double Cronin to Myer to Kuhel Losing Brown Totals 41 2 13 24 13 4 SPERRY MILLS ABRIL POAE Spence Adams former major leaguer held down the hot corner for the Clinton club He bagged a single early in the game to drive in the first run for his club The veteran is still a polished 1 11 4 0 Drysdale lb 5 Layne 3b 5 Vaughn If 4 SCATTERS HITS ST LOUIS Sept Wes Ferrell scattered his 13 hits here today to hang up his 19th Ictory of the season for the Cleveland In dians by defeating the St Louis Golfers Open Big California Senes 1 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 4 1 1 3 6 0 0 5 5 5 5 5 0 4 Sumnicht 2b Webb Hardy cf Clark rf Price Barratt Polling Septj NATIONAL 1 LEAGUE This chap Bill Gardner of the Plain City machine has the ear marks of a major leaguer Pitch ing his fifth game of his career Gardner gave a fine demonstration of how to chuck He will bear watching in the near future DEMPSEY BOUTS SEPTEMBER 15 Four Opponents Will Be Chosen For Wyoming Event The Ogden soccer team turned in a splendid contest at Salt Lake Saturday to defeat the Blue Stays 5 to 2 Smith Woods Shearer and Bill Lynch pieced sensational ball for the Ogdenltes The first half was evenly contested with' Blue Stars scoring a goal early Jack Lynch counted the opening goal for Ogden 1 At half time the score stood 1 all Ogden was all over Blue Stags in the second half and 1 counted four goals as against one for the Stars Class League Planned On Coast LOS ANGELES Sept Harry Williams president of the Pacific coast baseball league said today there was a probability that a class circuit would be formed in the northwest next season with the coast loop clubs assisting by supplying players Under the present plans Williams said the suggested circuit would include Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Vancouver and probably Aberdeen or Bellingham The schedule would be so arranged that the Portland and Seattle class teams would play at home when the Pacific coast nine of those cities were on the road Won Lost Pet 636 594 J22 515 470 444 443 376 St Louis 84 New York 79 Chicago 71 Brooklyn 63 Pittsburg 62 Boston 59 Philadelphia 53 Cincinnati 50 48 54 I 65 64 1 70 1 74 73 831 Bill Mclvor retired three men on strikes in the first inning of the opening game and duplicated his feat in the fourth Mclvor inci dentally turned back in order He set a new tournament record by striking out 14 men DEL MONTE Calif Annual matches between northern and southern California golfers were scheduled today as a preliminary to the California ama- eur championship starting here on Monday 1 All except two of I if orni landicap players were Included -he 161 entrants who will attempt! 0 wrest the title from Francis I Brown of Honolulu defending fhartJU lion The missing two are! Fay 1 Coleman of San Francisco! Jt and Charlie Seaver of Stanford how in Chicago at the national amateur tourney 1 A HORSE ON IIIM If you take so rnuch interest in horses you Would be better snapped Mrs Nark 2Y oq have had horses 'on your brain all your -4 1 1 I suppose why I happened to marry a replied Mr i Nark -Tit-Bits AMERICAN 1 LEAGUE Totals 43 14 17 27 12 Score by Innings Clarkston 010 100 2 Sperry Mills 161 240 14 Summary: Three base Net-man Two base Layne 3 Webb Reyman Anderson Stolen Vaughn 2 Webb Passed ball Seaman Wild pitch Jar dine 2 Double play Webb to Sumnicht to Drysdale Struck out Polling 6 by Jardine 2 i by Evans 1 Bases on Off Jardine 1 Time of 2 hours 10 minutes Umpires Parker and Barney INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo 6-3 Toronto 1-5 Baltimore 12 Reading 4 Montreal 9 Rochester 1 Newark 4 Jersey City Percy Flinders doubled in the fifth to chase over the winning tallies for Clinton The youthful shortstop played his usual colorful game in the field ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Sept (AP) Jack Dempsey will appear here September 15 in several bouts Bunny Livingston boxing promoter announced today Four opponents to be named soon will- appear against the former heavyweight champion of the world THEIR HOLIDAY Two little boys were talking One said to the other ants funny? They work and work and never play "Oh I know about that" said the other "Every time I go Won Lost Pet join the St Louis Cardinals next spring Netman of the Clarkston outfit bagged the longest hit of the opening round He collected a triple Layne of the Millers led the hitters with four safeties in five trips to the platter Webb of the Millers and Netman of Clarkston each collected three hits Philadelphia Hy Facer playing first base for Plain City turned in the most sensational running catch of the first day when he raced nearly a mile to the west of first base to snag on a picnic they are there Tit -I high fly Facer incidentally Bits plays a mean flrstbase Jjo will St Loufc Detroit Chicago Boston Evanston entry In 1924 is again in the series He is one of the Erwin catcher with the ers for the Wyomlngites.