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Witness in Baseball Case I Sports HiqHwatj Yankees Take Won Lost PH "WASHINGTON July 30 (UP) — A "friendly' congres 48 4ft a ar 4- "' tt S 3-- 6 6-- Detroit Washington Philadelphia St Baseball Queen Candidates ball' Smokery popular Interest ta red het over the appearance of Lynn Waldorf ef California Rusty Bnssell ef Southern Methodist and Hank Iba ef A and M at toe OgWPden ouartprbd-elnb dinner at ajtKn 13ountry club the night of August This will be the only Ogden appearance of the three famous coaches Memberships are still available to the club If interested call Ted Kirkmeyer president at 9911 Jack Kearns informs this corner that if Joey Maxim successfully defends his world's title against Irish Bob Murphy in the New York Garden in August that he will take his battler to England for a series of contests Kearns incidentally looks for Maxim to win this one The king met defeat last May 31 at the hands of Ezzard Cnarles Two former Ogden Reds Elmer Singleton and Dale Long arc now starring for the San aFrancisco Seals shutout Elmer pitched the other night and Dale aided the eause with a home run Singleton was in an Ogden uni form briefly in 1939 He went to spring training but never officially signed an Ogden Reds contract Promoter Jimmy Murray looks for a 650000 gate Wednesday night at San Francisco for the Joe Louis-CesBrion heavyweight boxing battle Louis already holds a decision over Brion The Brown Bomber is a 7 to 1 favorite - -New York sports writer- Joe to say King has the following Palica-Charlanent the recent Erv Dressen verbal battle: "The new administration at Brooklyn has learned the old lesson to the Erv Palica incident that nobody wins friends by beat-:n- g up a handcuffed guy in pub-H- e The victim should be taken down a dark alley without wit- Ty Cobb retired Detroit Tiger outfielder and one of the game s e stars was called greatest witness He was to as the-fir- st be foUowed by National League President Ford trick Cellar in a statement prepared to open the hearings said toe subcommittee would deal with combaseplaints against ball practices such as the reserve clause the farm system powers franof the high commissioner chises the player draft and geographic location of clubs Some of baseball's troubles have blossomed into tripled - damage suite involving the reserve clause and radio and television broadsaid If anticasting rights Celler trust injunctions are issued against some of baseball's regulations they m g b t change the game "Thus there would be endangered the livelihood and the investment of the thousands of peodependent ple who are presently CeUer baseball" on organized said "This in turn might also affect the general public which looks upon baseball as our national pastime" Exempting baseball from antitrust laws would prevent this but would not affect the suits now pending as f a r as damages are concerned CeUer said the would hear from management players and baseball writers and and experts However the players tessports writers apparently will said staff tify next fall for therecess after the hearings would two weeks Cobb was the only player on toe present witness lineup all-tim- long-standi- i ee SEtnt Petaep in Si Paul Open 18-ho- Fraley Comes Up With Poor Outfits ! two'-wee- k Two Games Slated This Evening Ogderts Best Equipped BODY ad FENDER SHOP ON ALL MAKES OF CABS The Friendly Browning Corner leads again in furnishing to the motoring public an Exclusive Body Shop Modern in every respect with the latest power equipment a e s Two Metropolitan league oftball games will be played at John Affleck park this evening Secretary Aaron Home reporta Smith Foods will meet Swift's to the opening game at t:30 pm At 8:30 pm Willard will battle undefeated Wasatch Lime Heitz Heating nad Wasatch Lime are setting the early pace to the second half race Ogden Ford Sales won the first half championship 0 0 0 0 5 13 2 5 Korwaylb Kry'skUb Swift c 12 3 11 0 3 0 0 7 St 5 0 2 tin 3 0 0 0 4 3 13 ss Pesky 13 a 10 cHatfiehl 0 0 0 0 3 0 lilt 8th 010 300 108—5 Cleveland Boston 003 010 000—4 E—Kiely Boone RBI Chapman Kennedy Tebbetts 3 Boone Wilttama 3 ftsaaiiui 8B— Roaen Pesky Boone HR —Williams Tebbetts S—Garcia DP— Stephens and Goodman Stephens Doerr and Goodman 2 Boone Avila and Beater Pesky Doerr and Goodman Boone Loser and Avila Winner—Garcia (14-—Kiely (3-- (fr-10- ) 113 ABRHO Mag cf KlelyD 1 0 0 0 aMaMvell 0 o r n Kinder p bBoudreau 10 0 0 518371 35 31 4 327 Totals Totals aCaDed out on strikes for Kiely in 7th bSingled for Beans In 8th cRan for Dropo in 8th oXaned into ' double play for Kinder in one KBi L) wy-maaak B— R on Ktuszewski Loekman SBMarrirnan Wy rostek Mays S—Wil liams Thomson DP — Hatton Ryan and Kluszewski Staiicup HattOn KlUSZtW-s- ki and Ryan WUllami Dark and Lock-ma- n (15-4- 1 LOBS— Winner— Maglie 1 300 Garcia p leoo seas St Louis Braaklyn ABRHO ABRHO 5 0 0 9 13 Lowreycf FurillOJt 5 1 1 1 achndnatia 4 0 0 0 Baagtts 4 13 5 Muaia! if Snider xf a i i i' Jones lb 4 1 1 B piikou Thowpwii! 10 0 0 Slaughter rf 4 0 0 3 5 3 1 1 a i wm'msjf 4 0 11 3 2 111 £tephens3b 4 0 3 1 Doerr2b 4 0 0 3 If n 2 0 GcVKitn 4 0 4 lb O 0 13 Chapman 4 13 0 Vollmer r f 3 0 0 0 KetVdy rf 1 Evans c 3 3 0 0 3 Tebbettsc 1 1 1 bDropo 10 10 Hcganc 0001 V Second same: ooo 301 020—6 n 1 New York 020 001 100—4 11 1 Cincinnati Corwin Kennedy Spencer "Jones and Wars Westrum: Wehmeier Smith Per- kowski Fox and Howell Baatea D Rosen 3b a : 7) Depot will vie for postsatin the Twenty young ladles of Utah Generalcontest John Jubilee 'Baseball Thursday night Queen' September Affleck nark Three of the beauties are pictured above left to right: Zona AUen depot maintenance Elaine Dalby civilian personnel Nalda Dixon civilian personnel The parade of beauties is scheduled for S pm Two Will qualify for the finals 1) Chicac Zanllarf Minrso3b Roh nson i StewartU Kretlowp Doriabp aHaas Judsonp 0 4 0 4 S 4 0 0 1 o o a 3 a lb Busbyef Sbeeryc Car squelss 4 -- ABB BO Poxtb Flooded 13 Dean Carl Schott 01 a 10 10 With Protest Letters 3 0 0 0 1 0 3 Berrae Mizelb 1 jf '401 oooo 0 0 0 0 bBaker 1 0 0 01 cDW'ger 33 3 10 24: Totals 33 8 9 27 Totals aHlt into force play for Dorish in 7th overlooked in picking the college bSatted for Judson in 8th The Colgate- cSbrock out for Baker in 8th j all-stsquad11 S"l t aa fci aali m 300 000 001—3 Chicago uorneu iooimii "J 200 033 OOx—8 New York E—None RBI— Stewart 3 DiMaggio 3 wBerra 3B— Fox Joe Roberts Collins Brown at Hamilton N Y Mown 3B — Collins HR — Dithe for demand terrific a Bizwto reports Maggio X Stewart Walcott - Charles movies which DP — Rlzzuto and Mice- Winner—Raschi Crhnianp 1- - it n Z'iL ""'f tVZXonJfiTd 4 SB-M- moso -- 6) over-empha- sis UNO 88 to Feminine Fans Chase Umps 8) 4-- 8) 0 8) Pioneer League Rocky first baseman tried to steal home one day with no one out and the "Bucs several runs behind he was Won Lost Pet out bv a mile Manager Billy 63 33 063 Sm la-C:ty his top He deMeyer nearly blew 560 It 51 40 Great PaUa manded: "What were you thinking 543 11 53 44 Twin Palls 47 45 511 14 "Before he finished Nelabout Idaho Falls 44 48 47t 17 son BilUnga stopped him with: "That's why 44 SO 4SS lSVfc Ogden they call me Rocky" 43 52 453 30 PocateUo OS 338 33 Monday Matinee M Pribaht I' it her Clarence Maddern's "last three at Salt Lake Cty Greenwood hits for San Diego before he flew 8:15 p m Great Falls 'Burckle Ogden (unavailable! at Billings iShep-ar- d east to join the Indians all were 8:15 p m Ed Cereghino home runs Boiaa (unavailable) at Idaho Palls signed by the Yanks for 50 G's 8 30 p m 'Knurison Twin Falls unavaUable) at PocataUo bonus was an honor student in 8:18 p as high school in San Francisco and (Tsftanti could have had an academic (not t aaadar'a b athletic) scholarship at Stanford Great Falls 0 Salt Lake 1 Wisconsin football fans are Billings 7 Ogden a Coach Ivy Williampeeved because Twin Falls Pocate: son and his 19S0 players all were Idaho PaBs t Boise 4 c 8-- t) 18-- 8) 8-- 7) 3-- 0) 3 t-- 11 S£US£t A - ': f - Free I nates Given on All Car Makes -- 1 Fred De Pedro Phone 4 & 111 Q Shop Manager Ol 6714 Qt): tyJ d£J BROWNING CHEVROLET CO U IfejS $w SejBtBBBBBSBSBJBBSBBM urder-estimatin- mid-seas- g on -- tw-fti- ne - he-Browns Yesterday's star — Manager Phil Cavarretta Cubs — drove in three runs in the opener then followed through with a grand slam aspinch the homer in the second game Cubs defeated the Phillies 5 td and 8 to 5 Mar dee Robinson ear lj Best Archer PROVO July 30 (AP) — New intermountain field archery chamSalt pion is Ma id co Robin:-oLake City Utah state champion in 1950 Robinson scored a total of 1855 points in the finals of jttte fiuith annual Rocky Mountain meet here Sunday to win the area title Robinson a member ofj the Bee Hive Archery club was favored over the 30 man field in the absence of defending champion Robert Boggs Ft Collins Colo Boggs wife Lois was defending women's " champion shoots were staged Two Archers' Sunday on the Timpapogos Assn course in the south fork of Provo canyonas a climax to the 28-targ- et tourney top honors in the junior division and broke all existing intermountain records to his division Winner in the women's division was Fern Radtke Provo member of the host Timpanogos Assn shoot SaturA single day afternoon was climaxed with a water show and banquet Saturday evening at the Provo Boat club on Utah lake two-da- y Robinson's son Dave took home 28-targ-et t women softballers and a couple of hundred overheated fans were critdecisions ical of the Burris-Mor- a They gatherednearracing collective the gates to the vocal chords City Park ball park Burris deemed it the better part of valor to walk through the crowd a catcher's mask He made wearing It to his car and away Morra tried the same minus mask but was met by a wall of verbal harpoons about his ability in the umpiring line and there was some pushing here and there The thing spilled out into the park and someone called the cops One patrolman arrived but was about as successful as Morra with the ' fans and players Ned Bar me Makes Round Trip in Channel Swim Baseball Honors Battle to Tie Denver Nisei won toe western diariston Nisei baseball title at John Affleck park Sunday by defeating Bear River Valley 8 to 7 Regular Veterans romped home with second place by defeating Corinne 8 to 2 Corinne landed in fifth place Murray won the consolation title by trimming Ogden Nisei host club El Monte and Forest Dale golfers 4 tie over the battled to a Forest Dale course in Salt Lake Sunday Thf teams will meet in another 20 man team event over the Ogden course In about two weeas froies-aionC Stu White of the El Monte course reports Results with Et Monte players listed last follows: Beet HowWally Johnson-De- e Olson 0 Jack ard Stevens-Ralp- h Sullivan-DuHeller 2 John BothweU 0: Jack Lockhead Sr John Alien 0 John Crane-Bi- ll Bever Hates 3 Morry Waters-Bo- b Beus 2 1 Herm Crane-Charl14-1- al Sar-low-B- us ff - es Gibbon 2 Rulon Kofoed 0 Bill Van Larsen 0: Wayne Chick 2: George Shuey-A- l Jones 2: Cork Critchlow-DuRgaDOVES England July 30 (AP) Maddon - Greeley Scotsman today la Felt t 2Hal A Hales Bob Evans-DoTimothy Ownby-Andthe fourth man In history to swim 0: y Stewart 2 Paul the English channel in both direcLeddingham Jim Warrick-Clarenc- e tions Lockhead Jr 0 Bob Crofts-Jac- k scian Ned Barnie Edinburgh 3 Clare-Dick ence teacher made it the hard 0: Al Henderson-Do- n Montgomery 0 Behumin way yesterday by swimming from Jerry 3 White-Bu- d Hulmstrom Stu England to France lb lBmfil WANTED Experienced Bo m m 1 Browning Chevrolet Co f Man ana mecnunits Best Working Conditions I9 ff m TOP SALARY Cliff Kunkel-Jac- k Kofoed-Pau- l Bmg-ham-Bi- Ry-Gra- nt R SALE ITWII Wll AND BOATING EAT- ING CONCESSION PilMt View Lake Ideal for School tsswaars or Others with free SamwarsV riced -P- lUPIfi Denver Nisei Wins EL Monie Golfers m ALL CAi? MAKES Yankees" has been an axiom for years so there can be no the importance of his two big homers that produced five runs in yesterday's f to 3 and 3 to O sweep over the White Sox But it was just at important at tills state of the race that quick Vic Raschi definitely has licked his annual slump and that Bob Kuzava finally looks like the additional starting pitcher the Yankees needed 'to be at or near the top the rest of the way The Yankees held a lead in the hectic American league race today which isttt much at this stage of the race but which seems like a gap to compare with tfnmmnfli th wa- th ein tenders have been battling therpast month Cleveland topped the Red Sox 5 to 4 to go into a second place tie at Boston while the twin losses for the White Sox dropped them tVs games behind in fourth place In other American league games the Tigers topped the Vs & to 4 then lost 3 to 0 while Washington won a 7 to 2 decision from then lost 3 to 6 Brooklyn topped the Cardinals for the 12th straight time 9 to 3 and the second place Giants won 3 to 1 and 6 to 4 decisions from the Reds while elsewhere in the National league the Cubs won a pair from the Phillies 5 to 4 and 8 to 6 while the Braves edged the Pirates 5 to 4 after losing 8 to 2 But most of the excitement was at Yankee stadium where DiMaggio was slugging as of old and Raschi and Kuzava turned in pitching Jobs that bristled with brilliance DiMaggio's first homer with a man on erased a 2 To 0 Chicago lead in the first inning and his' second with two aboard tewed things un for good in the sixth It was Raschi's 15th win against six defeats Kuzava given a 1 to 0 first inning lead outdueled Saul Rogovin in the second game ar n BWj4 FENDER SHOP p 4 0 1 13 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 18 Bauer d MTJouc 8 4 0 12 2b 3 5 0 OiRizzutoss 4 0 O 1 0 0Raehip 0 0 Oatrowskip' 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 11 10 1 3 3 2 0 4 2 20 3 2 3 4 Woodlinglf CoUinsrf Brown 3b n Mag 'cf 114 4 0 New Terfc AB R S 1 3 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 0 18 4 12 3 00 0 0 cHRice 10 0 0 Fullerton Jr 30 31387 By Hugh 41 01437 Totals Totals YORK NEW July 30 (AP) — 7th Roe for in aSingled of tlie penn bSlngled for Staley in 7th Schott Dean Carl cFouled out for Cnmian in 8th education of school 710— state 100 8 000 physical Brooklyn 110 100 000—13 cettinc a has hs-ehiAtv St Louis K — Terwilliger Jones Johnson RBI— lot of mail since Penn state's athPafko Musial D Rice Johnson FuriUo letic board came up with a proa Raeae CkW 2B Jones Hcmus - Balder football tic(2-Cox 3B— King HR — Musial SB- Hemus posal tQ abolish platoon Friday in New York and (15--t) Loser-K- re 'The writers opened Hemus and Jones and spring practice DP Srhnendienst He everybody Francisco says San V : Second game Terwilliger and Hodges '6-- Winner Roe were almost unanimously in favor wants to see the punch television 000 000 000—0 s o Loser Chicago of the proposal They mentioned 100 100 OOx -- 2 8 8 New York didn't show very clearly insuch things as Rogovin and Masi Kuzava and Berra First tame: and work academic t tn terference with pkUadalaMa Dot's All Brothers ii Pint famt ABRHO with other sports — and the cost 2 4 ! Over the protests of Florida W'athirittim st Laaie 9 4 0 0 Miksis2b 16 Waitkus lb Said one observer: conof board state U ABB HOI ABRHO the State Ashburnrf 3 10 2CaVettalb 4 117 the have don't "Colleges simply 3 113 4 0 0 2:Yost3b 4 112 Baumh'ltzcf 4 0 13 Youne2b J ones 3h the scholarship trol racing on split the to present operate 1 3 10 2 0 money 0 4 CoanU 4 0 11 4 13 3 IHHH Delsingcf Knniajrf 64 percent of $158-246with funds it know 1 2 c 4 0 0 4 and 3 0 4 3 0 0 2 scale 4 MaGuirelf Norencf 11 they Brownlf Burgess grand 4 0 2 10 0 10 0 4 119 Vernonlb goiag to theofUniversity of Hamner ss 4 a a a Jeffcoat it's time the coaches Taylor lb think They to 27 3 0 $6676004 4 Florida 3 10 3 tackson3b 13 110 Colen'anrf 3 0 12S Melerf percent PllgTini2b Casting one dis- Florida 3 0 0 1 4 0 0 Dentcss 3 0 0 3 recognize it" 4 0 11 Harm'sksrf Sem c k state and the rest to Flori- Battsc 0! 2 2 3 0 13 senting vote (along with Cornell's) 3 Runnelssa 0 12 2 3 0 11 imalleyss Ro be r u c to sup& M It s still enough 1 Michaels 2b 4112 3 10 0 this department wants to point out da A Marsh 3b aWilber " 111 10 SUnnerp 10 of athletes a lot n o 4 was 0 0 3 0 port 0 0 4 0 0 13 2 ' lGuerrac Jpnnmesss that footbal isn't the game it 0 0 when 11 or even 22 men made a 0 OlConsuegrap 4 12 1 10 Konstan ty p 0 0 0 0 lConnoi s 10 Wldmarp a 0 0 0 0 a Cellyp Sleaterp team when practice began tha-de- y aSaucier 18 0 0 when fall in the S 7 x 2ft 33 727 TiilllS College opened Totals 33 4 33 7 13 37 33 3 8 24! Totals Totals a Pop Warner could play 60 minxOn out when winning run scored aGrounded out for Sleater in 8th football game he aSingled for Roberts m 8th first utes in the ooo— ooo a $ St Louis a roii bRan for wither in 8th As Villanova's Art ever saw 080 700 OOx — 7 12 9 cRan for Burgess la 8th Washtngtoa if Raimo pointed out the other day d Filed out for Leonard in 8th E— Batts RBI —Jennings Taylor Run001 080 130—4 you'll Philadelphia nels Coneuegra Yost Vernon 3Coan spring practice is abolished 011—3 003 000 Mele 2B — Vernon Yost 3B—Jennings Chicago find coaches starting work in E— Roberts Baumholtz Hamner Small- 0P— HR— Taylor SB— Michaels Yost DENVER July 30 (AT)-iPi- ty — Boberts Cavarretta August like the pros They need RBI Seminick RunMichaels and Wahn Youns lay Taylor matfootball modern teach to that For time the n the 3B— Cavarretta SB 3 BaumholU En is poor umpire nels and Vernon DeUing end Batts DP - Pellagrin! S -- Jackson even when a player has to learn ter pity two of them And the Winner— Miksis(7-Consuesra Hamner and Wattkua Smalley afikaht only half the game Maybe it rhubarb they ended up with conWinner-Ke- lly and Cavarretta to to back make to turn save women would cerned money players Loser— Konstanty (4-gamp the old days but modern fans things a little more high pitched St Second 100 318 084— 8 14 1 Louis Bill 011- -6 8 2 wouldn't pay to see the game and Morra two Jesse 003 100 The 000 000 402— S Philadelphia Washington mort020 000 60x- -8 12 2 and then who'd pay off that is were assigned to umpire and Lollar: Porterfield Burr Chicago Paige Byrne Thompson Church Roberts Hansen on the stadium? the class A semifinals of the Colo- Haynes Harris Hudson and Klutti and Wllberf Rush Leonard Batten gage tournament rado women's softball ' Duhiel and OWCn Burgess Soft Answer SundayBy the end of the game 20 irate Nelson the Pirates' When Kingp 5Ttet H t8 5 0 Bastarlh 1 5 1 313! 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Hemus2b CoaJb S01 1 DRice c Tervviigr2b 4 o o a togjetii en p a HMMK' Roep 1 I l 0:bGlaVno a Robin son 0 2 0 0 0 5) Dobycf t'intinnati ABRHO ABRHO 3 12 0 Mer'mancf 4 113 Wi!lms2b 4 0 17 Darkjse 4111 a 1 s 4 0 Mueller rf 11 wy stekrf 4 4 0 0 0 6 4 4 Adcoaklf Irvinlf 1 0 Klus sk 14 b 4 0 14 4 Mays of Lock m n lb 3 1 10 Matton30 4111 400 1 Thomson :b 3 O 1 1 Stallcupss 3 0 0 0 3 1 fl Pramesa c PBttrurnc 10 0 0 3 0 1 0 Adams Magliep Hodges lb Camp 'e us 1 1 alio Avlbt3b Sill sets 1 1 1 Sc he i b p 4 5 0 3 4 0 0 5 Suder2b Murrasc bHitchc ck Zoldakp (ifveUnd ABRHO4 1 light-heavyweig- ht Wcrtiri Grothcf LaPalcne Howell 8 Kol-low- ay and 000-- 4 c 2-- 4-- 0 (5-1- 1) 33 737 30 3 8 27 Totals Totals NEW YORK July 30 (UP)— 7th aPoulerl Out for Pr bFouled out for HowaU in 8th There's good news today for brave HauYork 000 left 030—3 000 ooo 010—1 Bill Veeck a man who had to Chdtinati -- ed grin that would make a Cheshire cat look like a sour puss by comparison suggest--4k— ed today that "there's life in First game: Detrett but that was AB RH O AB H O the old Bit-4 1 1 1 Joeatas 4 0 0 0 one reason the future 0 0 0 Va lorf 3 t t 3 just aMulltn 0 frt 0 Philleycf 4 0 1 3 looked Liponss f he rosy dim Yankees 4 11 2 ZerniaMf 4 10 3 PMddtrJti 3 3 17 4 11 tUramerlb Kell3b "As DiMaggio goes to go the 2 2 4 4 3 13 Souch'krf Majesk: Jb New York t-- 3 Chicago 3--0 Cleveland 3 Boston 4 Washington 7 6 St Louis 3 Detroit Philadelphia v t York t NEW YORK July 30 (UP) Joltin' Joe DiMaggio with a Mitidin Basalts naaaSK KM" 22 at Trout p 33 4 837 Totals 3t 1 13 37 Totals ' aPUed out for Berry in 8th sG ou nded oat for Murray m 8th 302 030 Ott B Detroit 030 000 101—4 Philadelphia K— Kolloway 2 Priddy BBI-43r- otlk Even 4 Priddy 2 Sudar 2 kturray Ma1 2B — Souchock HR— Evers jesk Priddy Majeaki S— Trout DP— Berry and KeU and KoHowar Wlnuet — Loser— Zoldak (3-Trout Second gam: 800 000 000- -0 Detroit 0 3 001 003 OOx— 3 5 0 Philadelphia White Hear den and Ginsberg Shanu Hooper and Asiroth 6 8 27 040 ooo loo— s By Oscar Fraley 175-pou- nd discussions 3 0 0 2 t4J First 338 319 echaduhMt Evers If 0! seton well-batter- Cesar Brion 0 0 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh awe and Wilson Queen WUka and Joe Iou is le ex-cha- 2b p i 487 14 Vs 493 IS 1- r o (4-1-2) Tri-Sta- te Louis Tired of Weight Program stall friend and Torgeson Nelson Strickland Fnenri Winner— Friend Sain Second game -- 68-65-- 67 0 3! 0 1 0 0 at 3 331 1 TOO 030 000-210 100 0SX— Pittsburgh E— Kiner RBI— Bell z uaraffioia how- erton Addis Hartsfield Strickland 2B -Ct Claire Hartsfield HR —Bet! Garae-iol- a Howerton DP— Logan Hartsfield es Idaho Clinic for Coaches Opens 110a B tm have incomparable courage even if he used somebody else's money to buy the St Louis Browns The Browns believe it or not aren't the worst team in baseball In the majors yes threatening at the moment to withdraw some 30 games off toe American league pace But honest Bill there actually are teams with worse records in the organized baseball setup nesses of the minor leagues jThe Browns "That is a front office ran are the Greenville S C club of scream all it wants at a player the league Operated by a smart front office does it hb old friend Jimmy Gaston they n camera and not before invited my games were at last reports 42 as Chuck Dressen and back of league-leadin- g Charlotte ST PAUL Minn July 90 (API wrjteia E J Bavasi did at Appropriately enough Greenville' calm Lloyd Mangrum Vice President Usually demons are nicknamed the "Spinheaded for his home coures in Chi Ebbets field "Dressen and Bavasl put on a ners" Pressing for honors is cage today a $2250 first prize dreadful Palica Seminole of the Sooner league cheek in his pocket and his nerves names forshow in calling publication The public Tim routed Indians are 41 games a jungle because of gkUy was overwhelming and behind leading Shawnee having threat that he hadn't better win reaction and the veep won but 23 of 89 ball games fa St Paul open tournament if made the manager can't be in first place sorry persons No fan and what he wanted to live to see a butKvprvhndv there's no question about last Mangrum set a new St Paul a good trait it is likesmaltreated in toe Interstate league open record yesterday with 268 handicapped person Palica could only place where Salisbury is 40 games be for 72 holes He told of the threat After orall pitcher nose in Dressen the hind Haeerstown at the ceremonies at which he re- quit punch which would Cause him to be fired Jenkins Ky of the Mountain ceived the check "The next time the rubber hese Slat lea cue is another club The call came Saturday night which can appreciate the woestat-of he said after he had set a new will be taken put in public" record with a 62 It was Ezzard Charles has a contract the big league Browns The when he an- to meet Jersey Joe Walcott for tered Cavaliers had when the last about eleven-thirt- y carrier pigeon flew out won owy swered the telephone in his hotel the title within 90 days Wonroom der what Ezzard would do if Joe 21 out of 79 (tames lot Another t the A voice told him he said "We've Louis meets and beats Walcott is Fitzgerald of the Georgia State before that time? got a lot of money bet on the tournament if you want to get out The Idaho state athletic commis- league ' which has won only 20 of St Paul alive dont win' sion will not recognize Irish Boh "HllllliM this season and with 37toe He reported the call to authorias world's champion in dust still flvine found itself ties and all during yesterday's play Murphy class if Murphy games back of the stinging Jesup the uniformed and plain clothes po- whips Joe Maxim Then contend Bees In horse racing you can run a licemen mingled with the large that Harry (Kid) Matthews of happen gallery that followed him They Seattle and Boise already holds a ripad heat but it doesn't in haeball Looking UD out Of stayed close to Mangrum who in verdict over Murphy turn steered clear of spectators In New York the "wise guys" that gloomy American league eel and well wishers alike maybe you envy tabbed Murphy as the next lar Mr Veeck have In second place was Fred Hawof the the Yankees Red Sox Indians and champion kins of El Paso Texas who copped world White Sox But think how bad 61406 on his six under par 66 three of those clubs are going to his second such score of the tourfeel come the end of bepternDer nament And look at how much money E H (Dutch) Harrison of St going to save when it comes you're Andrews HI carded a 68 yestertime to sign your alleged athletes to 1952 contracts day to go 'With his previous rounds Of One thine sure and don't let for a 268 total and kid you you haven't got the em $1200 for third place anBOISE July 30 (AP)— The team in baseball Why at worst nual Idaho coaches' clinic began last reports the Vincennes nine of session today listing the Missouri-Ohi- o a 'alley league football hadn't won a three nationally-know- n ball game baseball and basketball mentors as Of course they'dstogie eight played only instructors Wes Fesler Rose bowl tutor of games Of course Bill things could be SAN FRANCISCO July 30 (AP) Ohio State and current Minnesota worse Just ope thing— --non t asx Joe Louis says he's through trying football boas will conduct the me how? to cut his weight down for fights football portion of the program It's too hard on his aging legs Joe Devine New York Yankee exThe said today he plans ecutive and scout will direct the to come into the ring Wednesday baseball department and Hank Bight at 210 or 212 pounds for his Iba Oklahoma A and M cage 10 round fight with Argentines mentor will head the basketball Lloyd Mangrum 2 1 0! Coiep 31 33 1 Totals Totals aGroundrd out for Sain in 5tn 7th ut tor Paine in light-heavywei- ar 0 bHolmes C nd 4 a i 3 0 10 10 " o St Claircc Logan ss - 175-pou- too0 lioarraia Strickl'd ss Gordonlf Marshall rf ' 000 S3 60 St Louis a B0O Joe DiMaggio Hits Two Long Homers boy-yet- " 13 3 0 0 3 4 0 11 - 43 Oniygama sua tin 1 VftSi Mottdai's Schedule Detroit at New York (night) MONDAY EVENING JULY 30 1951 8 - 35 38 37 38 54 44 43 48 Chtean 5 4 58 57 Oevaland 13 14 47 Pet GB Los W-- New York Beaton 478 M 44 -462 43 sional investigation of Cincinnati Tid Bit$ from thc Sports World at W Chicago 39 as ball opened today with am fit KaJah Officials of Utah Coaches association and El Sekedate promise that nobody wants to lm - Ui il est : 4t Mfl iM in Monday Philadelphia at Cincinnati (night) "T" hurt the national game The at Chicago New all-stfootball and basketball games at Logan BostonYork at St Louis night house monopoly investigating take in the Only Salt Lake City next month subcommittee began a study1 and un af Rtsults The two basketball games at Lo-Brookhn 9 St Louis a of whether "the public inter gan and Salt Lake featuring the New York Cincinnati Boston est requires" that baseball A and B squads promise to attract Pittsburgh Philadelphia Chicago football 10000 The fans game antifrom should be exempt Firtt game North vs South August trust laws Chairman Eman- featuring Bin 18 at Utah stadium may attract ABRHO ABHOA uel Caller (D N Y) said 15000 or more spectators 4 0 11 Hartnd2b 40 60 30 2fCastTone3b 0 Nelsonlt Kerr2b the group was anxious "to Tickets will- go on sale this week Jethrot-c4 0 1 2 Belirf 3 111 TorgeaonlD 4 00 0 0 Kinerlf Optical and Hank 3 OHowertoncf ai i a preserve the integrity of base- at Standard ElliottJb ki Ogden Price will be 1 4 ii American League CB an at New York St Lout Baseball Lead me 6 National League Brooklyn 2-Ga- RigM-Tar- aes Available 4fm none 3-23- 83 ll George Akimoto of Murray was the leading hitter of the series with five hits in seven trips The tournament was staged over three days Dick Kitamura former Weber college star went the entire route on the mound in the Sunday final Thomas Park Wins Montana Title GREAT FALLS Mont July (AP) — A pistol shootin" Texan won the Montana outdoor pistol title yesterday- Thomas Park of Dallas topped competitors with an aggregate score of 2537 of a possible 2700 The Great Falls Rifle and Pistol club won the team championship with 2169 Ken Wyatt of Lewiston Idaho was first in the expert class with Wallace Smith of Anaconda was second Ralph Jackson of Great Falls won the marksman division and Dr T W Armour of Lewiston Idaho was second 2459 |