Show -- THE OGDEN' (UTAH) 2B £ ' f Pfey Casrae ILflB)beir Boise Magic Valley Great Falls T le reason l)e Brooklyn Dodgers started off the season with n straight victories is simply that they were “hot” That’s the very simple explanation given by the Dodger t J manager Walter lAlston in an interview with Spink! publisher of The Sporting News G Taylor PocateUo Ogden Billings r- 1 Tenlght'a Prebable Pitchers at Magic ValBillings (Fowler l) ley (unavailable) 815 pm at Boise Great Falls (Green Ogden Reds and the Idaho Falls Russets clash at Affleck Park at 7:45 p m this evening In the rubberlgame of the current series The Redlegs squared the series with a 7 decision in a thrill packed battle last night 'I k-- v O-- 1-- 1) (MacNeil 0-- 8 15 0 pm 9-- at Ogden Idaho Falls (Rowe 7:45 pm (Dinkelacker 1 at Pocatello (Coburn 1 or Lee 8 pm Salt Lake City iBarkelew 3-- 0) How! Spink asked him did he open- School coach died of a heart atexplainj the record-breakining streak? Alstons reply set tack at' Pueblo Colo yesterday Last Nlgkt's Resalts down iii this week’s issue of The of of the one was stars Alvin the Great Falls 7 Boise 6 News went like this: Sporting Assn football Athletic Magic Valley 6 Billings 5 “It’s a base of a teaip gettirtg hot Ogden Ogden 9 Idaho Falls 7 ’20s in team the early hot hot Call it spirit or determiPocatello 3 Salt Lake City 1 nation pr perhaps there’s a better Salt Laka Russ Boren of Salt Lake City ABPacatella 1 word Anyway thejstuff is conH OA ABH O A bowlrolled a 300 game in a state 4 0 12 Duran rf r Whiteko2b 3 14 2 tagious Maurer ss Rommel3b 5 14 3 “You get a jump on a club ing league last night It was Salt 54 110 2 10 Estradalf Quinnrf 4 13 0 in Lake’s first perfect game -- at the start” Alston went on 4 0 11 Rush 3b Iam'teocf 2 0 7 0 Rob'rsonc Jessenlb 3 0 4 0 “and things go right andjconfii league competition in five years 24 30 52 00 Luchessi 4 0 4 0 cf Sturg’nss dence builds up and the first 4 2 12 1 Keefe lb 3 110 Fannonjf St Louis Cardinal pitcher 3 0 2 7 Parisi2b Oglec 4 10 2 thing you know the wholp club Jackson pulled the “Iron 2 12 1 Werrm’np Kazm’rwicz 10 0 01 Larry has got this spirit of determb Hellmanp 1100 3 man” stunt in near-perfestyle natiob Then you tare in good Cronin 10 while pitching for Boise Junior aRushmg 10 0 0 j shape You roll” Gaskin p 0 0 0 0 in 1951 Working both This) isn’t Alston’s first “hot College double-header he a of 32 6 27 11 32 9 27 10 hot hot” team He bad one in the ends in one first hit the but 102 000 000—3 Pocatello yielded Montminors in his last season at 100 000 OOO—l in Salt Lake and spun a real iiL 1953 “Wei finished sec- game R — Estrada Rush Roberson Whiteko second Jackson states one E — Fannon ond” Alston said j “and I think the Rommel Ogle SB — Eshis greatest sports thrills trada SF — Luchessi S — Luchessi RBI most iould agree jwe Were the ofj white — Roberson Luchessi Keefe Quinn a aecondrbest team jto Rochester was landing — — Werrman to Keefe LOB Pocamarlin on November 10 1954 DP tello 11 Salt Lake 11 HO— Kazmero-wic- z which blazed through streaks-i-somettf- ing Rico at Juan Puerto San 7 in 3 3 Heilman 1 in 1 3 like 28 oit of 82 games Gaskin 0 in 1 Cronin 1 in 2 3 — Kazmero-wic- z — Kazmerowicz But We won everything j in the ER Loser of Phillie infielder The mother — 1 2 SO Werrman 2 Werrman playofs We beat Buffalo tour oit Loiii Ortiz Mrs Eva O’Bannion BB— Kazmerowicz 2 Heilman 3 Croof six and got hotter and hotter Ortiz is an heiress to a land grant nin 1 Werrman 7 HBP — Estrada by T — 2:17 A — 1248 Kazmerowicz We sWept four straight from Albuquerque which dates back Rochester to qualify for the Jutt- - in Billings Magic Valley the first settlers of New Mex- ABHO A ior World’s Series against the to ABHO A dowrn the handed by 5 0 0 3 Walton ss Hermanrf 4 0 0 0 Kansas City Blues The Blues ico Itwas to this day re- 5 13 3 Meyer 2b Wandra3b 3 112 showed typical Yankee power (in King of Spain and 4 3 8 0 Taylor lb 4 2 3 0 Campanacf Orcourts in the mains unsettled 4 2 3 0 5 2 0 0 Bonp’rterf Lobitzlf batting practice walloping every- tiz' of Spanish-Irish-Italia- n de- 4 0 4 0 Plaster lf 4 16 0 Bateslb But our bays scent was born in thing over the fenpjfc 4 10 1 Smq’f'ldcf M'Dadeb 4 2 4 2 4 1 13 0 Carpenter c Sweichc 5 16 0 kept Tight on going and won four but makes his home Albuquerque now in San 3 0 0 0 Platt3b 4 0 13 Llndleysa j out of! five” 2 0 0 0 Inglettp 4 0 11 California Riederp Diego - As ijor feeling that he’s ‘on the 1000 aJorgenson 0 0 0 1 spot” With his Dodgers this year Bob Steph- 0 0 0 0 Dangleisp infielder Cardinal Corcoran p Alstob told Spink he just (doesn’t enson is another of the 0 bPaepke 110 increasing 0 0 0 0 cSinner have that feeling “Mon’t let the number of college graduates play- 0 0 0 0 Gordonp "I 'have herfaid me” wprry job in the major leagues today 9 27 8 36 9 25x 8 the idba" I do the best I can am ing Totals a bachelor of arts de- 38 xOne earned He out when winning run scored while II may be wrong it is thj Univerthe 001 001 003—5 Geology from Billings best I can do and when' you hav gree ofin'Oklahoma 004 010 001 — 6 Valley in 1950 and now Magic sity B— Walton Meyer 2 Taylor Paepke that feeling you arp right’ toward his master’s Herman Wandra Campana 2 Lobitz 2 is Alston played in (only one gam in working he expects to E— Taylor Plaster 3 Platt 2 McDade which Geology 2 Rieder 3BH— Meyer 2BH— Taylor in the majors but he 4aid he receive this year Bates Swelch RBI — Taylor 4 Sinque-fiel- d doesnl consider that any particuMcDade Campana— Bates lar handicap Others who neveA Sweich Winner Reider Loser — Corcoran HO — Inglett 5 Dangleis 2 Corwere (major leagup players hav coran 2 BB— Rieder 3 Inglett 4 Dang-le- is been Outstanding managers in th 1 Gordon 1 SQ— Rieder 7 Inglett 10 Dangleis 2 ER— Rieder 2 Inglett big leagues Alston admits that! — 1 1 1 1-- 1-- 0) National League 0-- 0) no-hitt- 185-poun- ings Two players John Viola of the Russets and Joe Soto of the Reds were hospitalized last night Viola Teaterday’a Rcsalts Brooklyn 3 Chicago 0 broke his right leg in the first New York 8 Cincinnati ( fnight) St Louia 5 Philadelphia 3 (nights inning while sliding into home 10 innings on Pat Mullin’s sacrifice fly Pittsburgh 9 Milwaukee 6 (night) The throw to the plate was cut off Prakabla Pitchers by Carl Paylor Ogden third Tagay'a baseman and no play was made Pittsburgh at MUwaukca — Klin vs Nichola on Viola He was attended by Dr Brooklyn at Chicago— Meyer Heber Hancock va Andre (0-New York at Cincinnati (night)— Joe Soto suffered a severe left 1 ( va Hearn Nuxhall l) arm injury in the second when Philadelphia at St Louiail-- (night)— Roberta hit with one of A1 Taylor’s fast Jackson 0 balls He will be out of service Braaklya Chlrage AB H O A AB H O A for many days (2-- Utah General Depot Pin Champions er (4-- Ladies above romped home with the Utah General Depot bowling championship for the season Left to right: LaRue Brown Alvina Miller Doris Coates Myrtle Clifton and Margaret vis Rane Hooper was absent when photo was taken 4 5 4 4 4 4 3 0 3 4 2-- Newcombe Hurls Thriller Pioneer League Race Starts Bob Lemon Tames Yanks To Tighten Up front-runnin- g there )was a slight handicap last de 5-- 3-- 7-- 0 Gordon Corcoran pana WP— Inglett T— 235 Balsa Great Falls AB H O A ABHO A 4 0 2 2 Hancey2b Her'ra3b 3 0 0 2 3 2 3 0 Browne rf Kingss 3 0 0 1 4 110 Elder lf Trenary cf3 110 2 0 0 6 LeJohn3b Tallgr’nrf 5 013 00 4 1110 Given lb Jacoby lf 3 0 3 12 0 Fern’dezcf Stringer 2b 3 0 2 1 3 16 0 Manningc Balszlb 4 0 7 1 3 0 2 2 Amaya ss Gattac 4 1 13 2 3 0 0 1 Koczwarap Whitlock p 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Stock p Kirmerp 10 10 aForaman 10 0 0 CamA— 470 Adklnp 0 0 0 0 bCamperi Seredukp 0 0 1-- 9-- 8 Totala 30 6 27 11 10-0- 0 0 31 3 27 7 aFlied out for Kiermer in 7th bGrounded out for Adkins in 8th 015 010 000—7 Great Falla 000 002 400 — 8 Boise R — Browne Elder LeJohn Given 2 Fernandez Koczwara Herrera King 2 E— Trenary Hallgren Kierm Given 2 King Stock Browne LeJohn RBI — Fernandez 2 Manning 2 Amaya 5 ER — Hallgren 3BH Hallgren Catcher Jess Gonder dropped the — Trenary Jacoby 2BH — Elder Gatta SB — third Strike and made a play at DP — Whitlock to Gatta to Browne Balaz S— Browne SF —Jacoby HO — third base to get Reno Barbison Koczwara 2 in 6 3 Stock 1 in 2 3 but! Carl Pay Barbison was safe Whitlock 4 in 2 Kirmer 2 in 5 re0 in 1 Sereduk 0 in 1 ER — lor relayed the ball to first to Koczwara 6 Whitlock 5 Kirmer 1 ' tire tiauci L BB — Koczwara 9 Whitlock 5 Kirmer CHICAGO (AP) — Bob Sat 10 SO — Koczwara 4 Stock 1 Whit2 Kirmer 7 Adkins 1 Sereduk Larry Gauger outfielder with terfield the Chicago puncher lock — Whit1 Winner — Koczwara Will 1952 back in rejoin with a Dresden chin and Archie lock LOB — Great Falls Loser Ogdep 11 Boise 8 the Reds in a fevf days He will McBride of Trenton N J tangle T— 3:15 A— 1444 help the 1955 club- - Gauger is a topight in a televised heavyfine hitter and a good fly chaser weight bout that doesn’t figure I to! go the full 10 rounds The r Satterfield to 2-- 1-- Test McBride Ad-ki- na j v ! I Alvin Twitchellj former Utah odds were' about State athlete and Box Elder High choice -- 6--5 take your Fight Results BUTTE Mont — Dick Goldstein 153 Los Angeles stopped Larry Flynn 154 St Paul 5 OCEAN PARK Calif — Eddie Chavez 138 San Jose outpointed Gilberto Muniz 138Mi Juarez Mexico 10 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI BEACH Fla — Chico Vejar 148 2 Stamford Conn outpointed Johnny Cesario Hartford 151 10 TOLEDO Ohio — Pat Lowry Toledo outpointed Jimmy Martinez 155 Phoenix 11 159 vic- tor over Billings to move within two games of the Braves Idaho deFalls which dropped a cision to Ogden and Pocatello 1 winner over Salt Lake City are only games out adGreat Falls built up a vantage after four innings and had to fight off a determined Boise rally The Braves scored two runs in the sixth and then Arnie Hallgren smacked a bases-loade- d 9-- 7 PB year jwhen he didn’t know the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS other teams at the (start But that invaded the home park didn’t I hurt the club he said be- of Seattle Los Angeles its closest purcause his lack was-maup by his suer and knocked the Angels coaches and playWs such as Pee down to third place in the PaWee Reese and Carl Erskine who cific Coast 1 a League with had b good idea of the other lost night victory teams! San Diego moved into second by toppling last place Hollywood 4-- L San Francisco wron two Sports Tid Bits Ed Bailey former Ogfden Reds tightly pitched games 2-- 1 and Oakland catcher has beeiy optioned to San 0 from Sacramento Coast of Pacific the League edged Portland Diego Rainier Monte Basgall homered by the CincinnatKBeds He was with he Cincinnati club during in the second at Los Angeles with the entire 1954 season Rocky Krsnich aboard Larry i Jansen allowed the Angels’ only Joe Gauci of the Idaho Falls run in the first when Vern MorRussets was called out on strikes gan tripled and Hal Rice sin last night in the ’eighth inning gled Elec- 6-- 5 tbs Angeles in homer in the seventh for the final markers A1 Bates doubled in the bottom of the ninth to score Campi Campana with the winning run in Magic Valley’s win over Billings Idaho Falls right fielder John - Viola broke his leg sliding in to score in the first inning against Ogden won the game Ogden with five runs in the seventh in- ning George Werrman pitched a six hitter to lead Pocatello over Salt Lake City first-innin- g Werrman allowed a run and was in con- trol the rest of the way 4 e o !''11 9-- 5-- 3 8-- 4 WHISKEY 45 one-ha- lf CI 100-yar- 220-yar- d d 220-yar- d n (3-- 3) (0-1- 0) Coast League Denver Wins Over Lobos to 14-h- it 2-- Use ot a scythe! and hold onto- second place in the Skyline Conference’s Eastern Division Zinck scattered eight Lobo hits and went the distance in series New squaring a Mexico won 13-- 3 Monday Joe DiPaolo and Jim Smith collected five hits between them and accounted for seven runs It was Denver’s fifth victory in 10 league games BUFFALO N Y — Paul 185 Buffalo outpointed Jimmy Slade 182V4 New York two-gam- e preftssienel results impetslble in ene-len- th the time! 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CUARANTIIS f f' Camp'ellac Amoroarf Hodges lb Rob'aonlf 0 0 0 FuriUorf 0 12 Hoak3b 2 3 0 0 12 1 0 2 0 Many Delays W-N- ewmb Grass Trimmer ' 1 It was a wild game with Idaho until the sevFalls aFlied out for Bolter in 7th leading bFlied out for Hacker In 9th Reds chased the when enth inning OOO 001 101 — 3 Brooklyn to over tallies five put the game 000 000 000—0 Chicago 2B — Amoroa Reese HR — Snider SF on ice A two-rurally by the — Gilliam Left — Brooklyn 8: Chicago 0 fell short ninth in the Russets BB — Hacker 2 SO — Newcombe 6 Hack- In the first frame JoeGauchi Haclter new twist in the National Brooklyn won another and Don walked took second on an infield one-hittout and scored on John Viola's Newcombe tossed a in beating the Chicago Cubs New Yerk Clnrlnnatl AB H O A A ABHO single Gauchi moved to third on He faced the minimum of 27 men 4 115 Will'ms2b 3 0 18 John Hack’s single Temple2b setting the Harm on 3b 4 3 0 1 T 54 20 20 40 Dark Pittsburgh surprised MilwauRhodeslf Ballcf 4 0 2 0 stage for the unfortunate slide 4 15 0 Irvlnj-KluaakllM 0 16 1 by Viola kee St Louis npdged Phil3 2 10 Mayccf Jabl’akUf 4 0 10 Ogden bagged three in the first 4 10 2 Thompson3b Burgecsc 4 2 10 in 10 innings and adelphia 4 0 14 0 Lockm'nlb on Dick Hicks triple with Karl Poatjf 44 13 0 New York beat Cincinnati 3 14 1 Katte McMillan 113 Kuehl and John Prokopchek scor4 0 0 3 AntonelUp Kllppat’np 10 0 3 Lemon had the Yanks grabbing walked Chico Terry tal0 0 They Fowler p 100 ing 0 at straws for six innings giving lied Hicks with a sacrifice fly aPaly 10 Mlnarclnp 0 0 10 Idaho Falls deadlocked the over hits six of four their up 33 7 27 16 score in the second when Wydiffe 35 8 27 15 Totala that period in the fourth inning aFlied out for Fowler in 7th Morton homered over the 020 004 110—8 New York Two singles and Andy Carey’s 101 000 200 —4 sign in left field The Cincinnati triple brought in two Yank runs Irvin HR — Maya 2 Thompson Har- visitors bagged singletons in the mon Post BB — Klippateln 2 SO — An in the seventh Mossi strolled in and chosed in Nine track and field teams will toneUl —5 Minarcin 1 W —AntoneUl third and fourth and fanned Elston Howard and L Klippateln the final runs in the ninth be entered Friday in the ICAC Bob Cerv to end the threat Home Run St Laaia The Tribe got 14 hits off five meet scheduled for the first time ABPhiladelphia H O A AB H O A Long of rid New York pitchers getting Manager Pat Mullin hit one of Gram10 30 6 new Weber College Sta- 53 00 4 2 Morgan2b at the 0 0 A1 0 on cHtmul Dave Aahburncf Don 10 Larsen loser Hoisington’s fast balls a mile Pope’s 4 0 5 5 Himneri dSteph'naon 0 0 0 0 over the right field wall to send leadoff homer in the fourth and dium 4 3 10 Ennlalf Virdoncf 4 110 mornin the will Trials Ford for 0 2 Joe 3 4 Musiallb begin four Pegg home Lopatac rocking Whitey 3191 4 2 2 5Jone3b 4 12 0 RepulskUf In the rollicking Ogden sevruns in the fifth at and 9:30 events the field ing 4 0 11 Clarkrf 4 10 1 Sch'd'atb Chiwill begin at 12:30 pm Track 4 0 10 1 Blaylock lb Brooklyn had a romp at Sarnle 11110 enth Bob Decker led off with a 0 3 2 3 0 sizzling triple 2 his Moonrf into right field 11 finals will begin cago with Newcombe showing hour 1 0 0 0 Simmonap 3 0 10 3b aLowrey Boyer suslater on moment a off the tallied He stuff after getting later 1 0 0 0 Meyer p Arroyop 3 0 0 2 The week 0 0 John list last b Frazier 10 big Prokopchek’s single Hicks Clair L Anderson coach of the pended to with a base on balls and followed refused who pitch batting host Wildcats said Ricks Boise 34 s 28 x 19 guy 29 7 30 10 Total 33 second on Chico Terry’s faced to now moved has Namonly aGrounded out for Simmon In 8th practice College of the Nazarene at bStruck out for Arroyo In 10th men in 11 innings the absolute pa Idaho Weber Westminster sacrifice cWalked for Grammaa In 10th The Russets then decided to minimum Gene Baker’s single in Carbon Dixie Snowr and College dRan for Hemus In 10th was the xOna out when winning run acored pass Carl Paylor purposely After only of Southern Utah will compete the fourth yesterday OOO 100 101 0—3 And Philadelphia two balls had been called Paylor hit off him in that string He said Ricks College of the St Louia 010 001 100 2—5 to steal was — erased Baker Nazarene Weber and CSU are HR Ennis Mualal Sarni Vlrdon a sensational relief job The right-fiel- d trying — Simmons 4 Meyer 3 Arroyo 3 for three bases to score Duke Snider homered for the expected to have the strong BB SO — Meyer 2 Arroyo 9 W —Arroyo off War loser run Paylor first in teams meet the Prokopchek and Hicks Dodgers’ L— Meyer scored on Pegg’s wild throw ren Hacker starting the Brooks At the Weber Invitational meet MUwaakee Jess Gonder then blasted a to their 11th straight success and last Saturday Weber placed A ABHO New22nd in 24 games It left first and CSU second Ricks and itioo ciementeyf Brutoncf 5 18 0 triple into left and tallied the 5 2 2 4 final Ogden run on a wild pitch Logan for the year combe at CoIIppc of fhp Nararenp did noit24 1 54 03 Groat MontmPtCf Math’wab 3 111 j — eight-ruAn eighth inning o o o o aThomaajf Elongated A1 Hoisington on compete in that event Aaronlf 4 2 10 o 3 8 0 4 all after two were out — won for 10 option to the Reds from Coach Anderson said prelimini Longer Pafkojf 3 0 11 Lynchlf Adcock lb 3 2 12 0 of the Carolina League turned in the Pirates as brothers Gene and aries will be run in the 1 0 0 0 O Con’lUb 3 12 3 low 0 0 2 0 bShepard dash Whltac 4 0 3 0 a sensational relief job The right SaffeUcf George Freese left Milwaukee out dash Gene knocked a hurdles and 120 high hurdles 4 10 1 GFrratJli Johnaonp 3 10 2 hander took over for Jack Kidd in the cold 3 0 4 0 AtwelLe JoUyp 0 0 0 0 in the Idaho Falls half of the two-rusingle in the eighth and Six participants will qualify for 4 13 3 EFreese2b 0 0 0 0 Vargaap 2 0 0 2 Surkontp Croncp 0 0 0 0 fifth George smacked a grand slam- the afternoon finals cTanner 10 0 0 A1 Taylor was charged with the mer To be held in conjunction with 110 0 Friendp Reno Barbison Idaho Falls The White Sox jumped past the the track and field meet Friday 33 7 27 9 loss 33 10 27 10 Totala will be the ICAC tennis meet at aWalked purpoacly for Montcmayor veteran finished on the hill for Yankees on George Kell’s two-ru-n 8th homer in the eighth giving Harry the city courts on Lester Park in bFlied the visitors out for Lynch in Sth Dorish his first victory this year Matches will get under way soon cPopped up for Cron in 9th OCO— In the Ogden eighth John Hack 000 100 9 Pittsburgh Bob Decker’s easy fly Jim Rivera and Chico Carrasquel after 9 am 000 200 031—6 permitted Milwaukee also homered to hand Tom BrewThe regular spring conference HR — E Freese Aaron Logan BB— ball to hit the dirt He probably 4 Johnson 4 Jolly 3 Vargaa on a double play Hack er his fifth setback without vic- meeting will be held in Ogden on Surkont 2 Crone 2 SO — Surkont 3 Friend 1 figured tory Thursday evening It was re- Johnson 3 WP — Surkont L— then tossed the ball to Joe Gauci matone Johnson main to force Karl Kuehl at second of the ported that ers of business scheduled for the base Meantime no play was made Snead Hogan Favored meeting is the admitting of the on Decker at first base Summary: Oc4( liab Falls WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS College of the Nazarene into the ABHO A ABHO A W Va (AP) — Sam Snead and conference XuehLlb 4 1 IS 0 3 12 1 GauchlM Decker 2b 5 12 6 5 1 3 0 A gee If Ben Hogan two old arch rivals 3 2 10 110 0 Vlolaxt Prok'pch'kjf head a field of 50 pros due to Hickacf 3 2 0 0 3 10 0 Peggxt start tomorrow in the $10000 4 2 3 3 Hackb Terry 3 4 111 4 13 0 MuUinlb Paylor 3b 3 2 0 32 Greenbrier Open Golf TournaGonder c 4 17 4 2 10 Mortencf ment 8 5 Soto xt 0 0 0 0 5 0 110 Brill e LeliUrH 3 1101 4 110 Sarnob 2 10 0 Taylor p Kiddp 2 0 0 DENVER (AP) — Denver Uni110 0 Barblaanp HeUTap 2 0 0 X versity backed Bill Zinck’s clutch Yetterday'a Retail 33 11 27 15 Total 36 12 24 4 attack to San Francisco 1 Sacramento OtlEZjCDQ hurling with P?2--1 Falla OiLr1 Idaho San Diego 5 Hollywood 1 300 CIO 30— 5 beat New Mexico Ogden yesterday Oakland 9 Portland 8 Decker 2 Mullin R— IPOQITER-eABIL- G "’I1 V 0 Snider cf n Toledo 9 Omaha 2 Louisville 4 St Paul 1 Minneapolis 9 Indianapolis 8 International League Buffalo 8 Toronto 7 Other games postponed Southern Assn Mobile 7 Nashville 3 Little Rock 6 Atlanta 1 New Orleans 4 Birmingham 3 Chattanooga 5 Memphis 3 Texas League Beaumont 4 Oklahoma City 3 Dallas 6 Houston 5 Shreveport 4 Tulsa 1 Fort Worth at San Antonio postponed Western League Wichita 3 Lincoln 1 Sioux City at Colorado Springs postponed cold Des Moines at Pueblo p 0 s wet grounds close to wollt wolks fences! 10 17 Bolgercf 2 0 10 aMer'mancf 10 0 0 Baker 2b 3 14 3 4--0 (Tiiif) i liOSB ftlTlilfl QjOliliiftDQ e Trims Gilhamb 113 2 0 3 Reeaeaa (2-- Minor Results American Assn Denver 5 Charleston 3) 3-- 0 7-- 6 - 0) n The Pioneer League baseball chase became a little tighter last Elcc' night as the Great tries upended the Boise Braves The victory enabled the trics and Magic Valley (2-- Hacker p bBaumholtz 10 0 0 umpires Giants Trim Redlegs By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 2) i3-- (3-- Cha- 2-- 2-- (2-- 0) 0) 1954-5- 5 d Third Place Salt Lake City Bees will invade Ogden tomorrow night for a single league encounter This game is also tabbed for 7:45 pm Following the Thursday night game the Bees and Reds will hit the road for series at Great Falls and Bill- ( 2-- g T®irD - Saif Lake Bees Play Ogden Here Tomorrow Night Z' Idaho Falls 111953 vX A J -- Pioneer League Smokey's 'Hot Hot Brooks EVENING MAY WEDNESDAY STANDARD-EXAMINE- R ©dl§ v rorvoC' ri May 22 — Utah May 22 — Irfaba June 1st (mast af Area 1) Wyoming NO MATTER WHAT THE WEATHER June 4 You'll Bo Comfotable In a CAMPRITE TRAILER Complete Cooking and Stooping Facilities Now lowar Rato Bunk Bod Addad Your Inspection Invited TSharo Expanse if $2750 Job) Sleep Right Next to tho Fish! 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