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Show 4 THE Friday, June HERALD-JOURNA- L 1951 15, r Smithfield Trounces N. L; vs. Newton Tonight Favorable Fishing Seen For Trout Season Opening i) BY ED RAW LEY runoff and heavy stocking of stream Early fish should result in a successful openlegal-siz- e Cache valley anglers ing of the trout season for. authorities. to tomorrow, according Gregory Pearson of the Soil Conservation Service stated today that stream runoff in this area is past the peak. Both the Logan and Blacksmith Fork rivers are still high but clear. This will be the first time in the past few been beyond years that the stream runoff has the of regular fishing the peak for the opening CACHE VALLEY BASEBALL Last Night's Results: Smithfield 17, Noith r li i ! ,j i- r ) 'PiKA Telephoto t BOUT Jo Louis takes a right on the chin from his paperweight champ, Joe Jr, as the former champ winds up his trainskirmish against Lee ing at Pompton Lakes, N. J, for his Savold. Louis is aiming for an impressive wm to get at Ezzard Charles. ' TRAINING UJ r ? ? t, I , j By JACK CUDDY rjfJ .a i ? .ft i HM Yr.. 2 ur.d 2. It's Definite: Louis, Savold Fight Tonight in Garden ihe United Press Sport Writer NEW YORK, June 15 (UPt With the solid Madison Square Garden roof over their heads to prevent a third straight postponement because of lain, Joe Louis and Lee Savold definitely, but definitely, will clash in their heavyweight challengers bout tonight. The "battle of the ancients between Louis, 37, and blond Savold, 35, was scheduled for showing outdoors at tle Polo Grounds on Wednesday night and ' again last night, to be shoved back each time as rain persisted. The switch from open air to smoke-fille- d coniines of the Garden was expected to make but few changes. (hid The Same The odds remain the same, with the Biown Bomber still quoted a 1 choice to win by any method and a 62-- 5 choice lo win by a knockout. Odds of 5 weie stiLl listed against Savold winning by 3-- a kayo. Logan 5. Tonight's Schedule: Freds Flowers vs. "Newton, Crimson Field, 8:15. Saturdays Schedule: Southwest Lewiston at Paiadise Trenton at Richmond Fairview at Clarksion Cornish at Wellsville Utah Power and Light vs. Fied's Flowers, Crimson Field, 8:15, Mondays Schedule: Preston at Smithfield, 8.15. o In a battle of hitting, Smith-fiel- d buseball club had the edge last night over North Logan and scoied a walloping 17-- 5 victory although the win was not so lopsided as ihe score would indicate. Thus, Smithfield continues to lead the Cache Division of the local league, with 5 wins and no defeats. Noith Logans record is Saturday (.tunes Tonight, in a league contest, Fied's Flow eis of Logan takes on Newton. On Saturday, remainder of the teams will be in action plus an exhibition game on Crimson Field between Freds Flowers and Utah Power and Light of Salt Lake City. Monday evening in Smithfield. Preston will try the mettle of the Smithfield nine. Last night, Charlie Scheidegger was winning pitcher for Smith-fielwhile Hollis Ripplinger of North Logan was tagged with the loss. He was lelieved by Dtiane Bel ger. three-bagger- Sammy Leads BIRMINGHAM, Hollow. Slammin Sam was three under par going onto the 15th hole yesterday, then blew higher than his native West Virginia mountains to score a one-ovpar 71. Yet that amazingly was the best anyone could do in the highest scoring first round in the history of Americas golfing classic, because the course was so tough. second-placer- s The weie a couple of long smashers young A1 Besselink of Mount Clemens, Mich., and Clayton Haefner of Charlotte, N.C., with 72s. II 7 C AMDItlGS American Iiguei 18, Sixteenth 12, Ninth 11 Tonights Schedule Sixteenth at Fifteenth Fourth at Seventeenth Third at Ninth. 7:30 8:30 9:30 PREPAREDNESS Ben Hegan started acquainting himself with rigged-u- p Oakland Hills .eight days prior to the start of the United States Open Here the two-tim- e Championship titleholder blasts out of a sand trap. (NEA) ' National League Thursdays Result Pittsburgh 9, Boston 4 8. post1. 9-- Water is the chief constituent of all living things. The Softball Race ture rose again for CITY SOFTBALL LEAGUE last Night's Results Al's Bike Wangsgaards 3 Grants Bike 14, C. C. Andeison 7, Bullen Implement 4, J. C. 3 O Team Standings Bike 8 p. m. J. C. Higgins it 9 p. m. C. Wangsgaards EARLY TIMES LEADS C. Anderson O WANTED fertihfcrf 4 AGAIN AS KENTUCKYS FAVORITE STRAIGHT BOURBON! The Louisville Courier-Journ- the "Bourbon Capital of the early times is the Al. the BiKemen Tuesday night, were tripped. Last night they won, but Grant's and Bullen Implement also won. placing three teams in second place and at counts of 3 and 3, two games away from Als. The leaders defeated Wangs- - i LIQUID FERTILIZER CO. M Pirn St.. Passdrna. Calif. m it Saturday and Sunday Mornings 75c ay mmwtiwMn km THIS WHISKY IS FOUR YEARS 018 M PROOF LlZ. tagging program Logan river drainage last year . average fishing time of anglers to hours with a catch of 1.7 fish per h conditions more favorable, greater' anticipated this year. li",!!0.10 t,he 112000 kgal-siz- e tnj planted last year, about 104,000 brov. 309,000 native fry, fry, 2500 lings, and 6200 brook f mgerlings were fingf ilante in this area. Those that L?111 legal size for the 1951 fishing Stocking in this area include!" river and its tributaries, BlacksthFor its tributaries, Newton reservoir creek, High creek, East canyon, Paradise creel Davenport creek, Wellsville reservoir creek, Spring creek, Ballard springs and waters. raS" 116 2 Utes Are Bumped from Unbeaten Ranks by Troians Neb., June 15 U.P OMAHA, Southern California and Oklahoma, w ho both can dish out plenty of power and pitching, clash tonight in the last contest between undefeated teams of the NCAA's "college world series. The smooth Trojans and the rough and tumble Sooners play their cruical game after four n other squads have another go around to eliminate two more contestants. Tennessee and Springfield play this afternoon and Texas A and M meets Utah in the first game of a 'double-heade- r tonight. The losers fall by the wayside and the winneis play Saturday. The Trojans won their second game last night by walloping Honolulu-bor- n Charley Utah, Ane tamed the Utes with six hits. And second baseman Stan one of identical twins starring for the Trojans, slammed a home run. triple and single. , fame To Life Oklahoma, a sloppy wdnner over Ohio State Wednesday, came to life last night with 14 hits and two-h- it pitching by Jim Waldrip. stayed in Although Waldrip trouble all the time by walking 15 men, sharp fielding and pitching in the clutch left 17 Spring-fiel- d runners stranded. The Sooners .317 hitter. Gene Sheets, hit a home run. and third baseman Ray Morgosh got a double and two singles. Southern California, with 20 college victories and a couple dozen exhibitions with coast teams under its belt, was favored to win tonight. AVAILABLE 8-- Char-nofsk- To Sign y, SOUTH AMERICAN CHAT Roberto de Vicenzo, Buena 1 Argentine golf champion, in off tee at first hole during It tourney ill Beach round-robi- n kagyl Country Club in lie I chelle, N. Y. De Vincenzo M 4 tourney after the second rounlt which he shot a 68 and ended pit for the day with a match-- ! Pact SEATTLE, Wash., June 15 (U.P Representatives of the victory-flushe- d Big Ten and their Rose Bowl cousins from the Pacific coast conference gatheied here today to renew the New Year's day football pact on a three-yea- r score of plus U. Our Shop basis. Three Strong SAN FRANCISCO. June Will Be Closed Sat., June 16th 15 (U.D Take your pick among SacraSeattle and Hollywood. These aie the clubs from which the 1951 Pacific coast league pennant winner seems destined to So Cur Employes mento, WEATLEY MOTOR CO, come. Sacramento, a group of veter- ans, has the hitting but mound staff is shaky. the Solon IS ute (5 o ft AT GIBBS "A" hand Handsome profits, without hired electria ries, can come your way if you put to work. 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Mel Jones of Higgins was nicked for only 3 safeties, and Lonnie Loveday produced ball for Bullens. well-bu- EAT A GOOD BREAKFAST reports from World at When Als Bike loses a softball game, the rest of the teams in the league promptly go about the business of set ambling up the Undings so as to make the pie- - IMtrlbator lor oar U at Als Bike r i t Bullen Implemnet at p. m Giants i 5-- 1 Tuesday 's Schedule DICK'S CAFE ht 4-- Y WE PREPARE LUNCHES TO TAKE OUT But what happened instead? Four Mraight Those pesky kids came from behind to beat the Yanks in the last game of that senes, added a win over Washington Tuesday, and last winnight ran their biand-nening streak to foui games by sweeping both ends of a twin bill from the Senators, 8 to 7, and 14 to 5. This spluige has lestoied the Sox league lead to a fat 4'i games over the Yankees. And it kept their record absolutely clean without a single defeat in games played in the east this season. In the only othei American league action, Clevcdand edged Philadelphia, 3 to 1, at night. Detroit at Boston and St. Louis at New York weie rained out. In the National League, four day games saw Brooklyn beat St. Louis, 2 to 1; New Yoik trounced Cincinnati, 11 to 6, Philadelphia ciush the Cubs 11 to 3; and Pitts-buig- h down Boston. 9 lo 4. Dramatic Bum Tonight's Probable Pitchers Biooklyn's victoiy was one of at Lake (Greenwood Salt the most diamtic this season. The 8.15 p. Great Falls (Manier Bums were behind, with one ni. man on and two out in the ninth at Twin Falls tJohengen inning. But Gil Hodges, the ma- Pocatello (Zajicek 2 or Kirk jor leagues leading home run 8.15 pm. hitter, taught hold of a pitch by and Idaho Falls (Knudsen lookie Joe Presko and hoisted it Barbisan Boise (Michalec at 400 feet for the over g two games. and Chamness runs. It was Hodges 20th homer of the year and pioviiedl the climax to a wend game which saw the Caids belt Ralph Branc-- i and Cail Erskine for 15 hits- - and only one run. Larry Jansen of the Giants, lend in the fn-- t given a foui-iu- n inning, breezed to his sixth win, A double main event, listing although he allowed homeis ti Reds Bobby Adams and Grady some of the most rugged ras-sleHatton. Eddie Stankv homered in the business, is on tap for the second place Giants, who at the Center Street Arena tostill trail the Dodgeis by oix night. Ken Mayne is Promoter games. The Phillies smashed 16 hits, matching roughhouse Pat Oincluding a homei by Bill (Swish) Dowdy against George Ciaig in the top of the card. One Nicholson, in trouncing the Cuhs. Russ Meyer, with an . eight-hi- t hour time limit or two out of thiee falls, comprises the latching job, leveled his season iccoid at 1 1 while Bob Rush took route. the loss. Second part of the double Muny Dnkson went all the main event places Buzz Jones way for Pittsburgh for his eighth against George Strickland. Buzz w in as Wally Westlakes 16th, has a reputation for always it homer led his getting out of trouble, and suppoit. o causing plenty for his opponent. Young Geoige is very kesterdav's StarGii Hodges, adaptable, however. e Major-leaguDodgeis home run Opening the show, at 8:45, bailor smashed his 20th of the are Luigi Macers and Gust vl,tl one on and tw n Johnson in 20 minute time ),r ninth inning to give Brook limit, one fall to win.. 1 2 to lyn a win over the Cards. IL 9-- 7-- 4, OPEN ALL NIGHT! Friday and Saturday to Accommodate Fishermen. again and that's just what those young and sassy Chicago White Sox were doing today. A lot of folks, who thought that the classy kids from the windy city were just a "flash in the pan, figured that the belting they took in three stiaight games against the "old pro New York Yankees would stait tiie Sox on 'a long slide from fust pi ic , By United Press Salt Lake Bee Moundsman Bob Greenwood will be after a double objective tonight at Gieat Falls when the Pioneer League-leadin- g Bees take the field against the Electrics. With nine wins this year to date to his credit against one loss hell be after recognition as the fust pioneer circuit huiler this year to wm ten games And he'll be seeking to extend the Bees lead to five full games over the Electrics. win The Hive chalked up a last night behind the thiee-hi- t hulling of Ralph Romero after coming from behind a 5 standing al the end of the thiid inning. In other games, Billings Mustangs again tiouneed the visiting The Idaho Falls Ogden Reds 12-Russets racked up an 1 win g Boise over the Pilots, an Twin Falls romped to a 10-- 4 win over the Pocatello Cardinals at Pocatello. The Cowpokes broke through the Cardinals for six runs in the final two innings to chalk up their w in The Standings: ), ar t 1 After His 10th Of Season 8-- er v'l stocking program. n cellar-dwellin- St. Louis at New Yoik, poned, rain. Cleveland 3, Philadelphia Washington Chicago 6 YORK, June 15 UP ou can tell a champ in any sport, they say , Iby the way he gets up after a loss and takes ehatge two-nig- lain. DA: Thirteenth Fifteenth post-seaso- 9-- 5 American League Thursday's Results Detroit at Boston, postponed, Last Nights Results I down. Philadelphia 11, Chicago 3 New Yoik 11, Cincinnati Brooklyn 2, St. Louts 1. (Ui5 one-stro- 7 in a Greenwood Is w BY JOHN GR1FHN ), Softball Scoreboard National Open Mich., June 15 Sammy Snead was chasing the same old rainbow and the rest of the field was chasing the same old Sammy today as he tend- lead into erly toted a the second round of the national open golf tournament at Horror While Soxers Bounce Bad Beat Senators in Twin Bill d, Weights will be the .same, ill for Louis and 190 for Savold; for Great Hitting there will not be another weigh-i- n It was the hitting of such men accoiding to an announcement by Edward Eagan, chairman of as Fairell Barren (3 for 5), Earl the New York slate boxing com- Reese (3 for 5), Arlon Van Orden mission. (4 for 5, including a and Nyman Winn (3 for 4), And the situation remains (he same regarding radio and telethat spelled defeat for North Lovision; theie will be neither. The gan. Smithfield got 18 hits and television will be "piped" to North Logan got 12. Then theie was extreme alerttheatres in six cities. However, the international box- ness for instance, Jack Reese at ing club was fiankly hoping that second set up two double plays the transfer indoors might im- for Smithfield. A week from tonight Friday prove the gate. A slow ticket sale, plus the bad weather, had indicat- at 8:15 in Smithfield, there will event, feaed a gate of less than $100,000 if be a ladies night it had been staged at the Polo turing a game between Smith-fiel- d and Lewiston Third. Grounds last night. 1 Telephoto) In New York, Pittsburgh slugger Ralph Kiner gets a love-bir- d pat from tennis glamor gm Nancy Chaffee at a party at which Kiner announced their engagement. The couple plans to wed in the fall. ENGAGED season. In a report presented befoie the South Cache wildlife federation last winter, Glen Hammer of the Logan fish hatchery stated that dyring rainthe 1950 season some 112,000 legal-siz- e in this were browns planted German bows and area. Of that number, over 26,000 were included A creel census enoT) 6GEXD o H0;'!! (krjn5fn?(f, |
