| Show ste Falls "if Fnsbfee Tames Idaho Bees Win Wild Today's Sports Opener From The Cardinals SALT LAKE CITY Aug 2 (AP) Ralph Romero gave up only one hit in his relief pitching role last night to spark the Salt Lake Bees 7 to a victory over the Poca-tell- a Cardinals in a Pioneer league contest Salt Lake City starter Dick Lar-nwas relieved in the fourth inning and Romero handcuffed Cardinal batsmen with one single and one unearned run for the remaining innings Heavy hitters from Pocatello got to Lamer for three runs in the initial stanza After Bryce Carmich-ae- l and Ernie Schuerman had singled Nick Ananias tripled them both home and later scored on a single by Harold Pinson The Buzzers forged back to get two in the bottom of the first t when Nordell walked stole second and scampered home on Marty King's single Pinky Hesse bunted Krug to second and the Bee first sacker came in on Gordy Hernandez's single Salt Lake City virtually wrapped up the contest in the second when the Buzzers scared home four runs Ben Zaranka singled to second went to third on a wild pitch and scored when Jim Frasinetti dropped the pitcher's throw on Larner's grounder Krug then singled and Hernandez s bases loaded double cleared the sacks Fans Tonight Idaho Falls last night as Grover Frisbee pitched a five-hitt- Ananias 3b Pinsonlta Neighrjrrsrf Kirk if Frasinetti c Comiskey r FitigVldp Jackson p 2 Hern dez 2b 0:Bowmanlf 4 3 2 4 2 7 4 0 2 3 12 2 1 1 2 0 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 o 0 1 0! 8 5 4 4 8 3 3 Ritnbrg3b Zaranka rf Heisner e Larner p Romernp The Reds won the 5 to 2 Red McKay a right bander will do the chucking for the Russets tonight Manager Cecil Scheffel of the Reds was undecided today over his mound choice Frisbee got off to a shaky start in the very first inning He gave up a base on balls and was nicked for two rung and three hits He left poled a bomer over the right-fiel- d shutout the Russets with two hits Bobby GutM Ogden center-fieldthe rest of the way fence fast night to assist Ogden in trimming Idaho Falls 5 to 2 in the series opener Pretty Athleen Fishbnrn right will be one of Ogden picked up singletons in the judges In the "baseball Jubilee queen" competition prior to the the first and second innings and nd game of the series at Affleck park tonight This part of the pushed over three runs to ice the m is for slated game in the fifth p program eight —— — — —t i Idaho Falls bagged her tallies as Jim McNamara walked Frank and John Hack singled the latter hit scoring two runs Bobby Guth started Ogden s run orgy in the fifth He three Won Lost- - Pet GB smashed the first ball' pitched by 85 32 870 Salt Lake City 52 41 Great Falls 559 11 George Hughes over the KLO sign Twin Falls 54 45 545 12 in right field 350 feet away The Idaho Falls 49 46 516 IS sacks were empty 46 50 484 18 Ogden Then after two were out suc44 50 468 19 'j Billings cessive singles by Bud Messina Pocatello 44 54 448 21 Boise 33 88 330 34 Henry Dotterer Howie Padgett and Jim Petersen brought in the Probable Pitchers other pair BOISE Aug 2 (AP) — Great Thursday's Pocatello (Bithell at Salt Lake ArDucno finished the game on Falls mauled two Boise pitchers (Brittain 4 8 p m the hill for the visitors Idaho at rails iMaekay Ogden for 16 hits and a 3 victory over (Amato 4 or Hisle Ron Harrison Bobby Guth 8:15 p m the Pilots in a Pioneer league conat Twin Falls Howie Padgett and Jim Petersen Billings (unavailable) 8:15 p m tMaroney sparked the Reds in hitting with test last night Great Falls iHahn 108) at Boise (Park two Diows each 8:30 p m The Electrics had to contend The Idaho Falls club was with Pilot newcomer Bob White Wednesday's Resolts charged with four misplays Ogden however as White unloaded a two Twin Falls 5 Billings 4 (10 Innings) one Twenty young ladies of Utah Salt Lake City 13 Pocatello 7 run homer in the third and drove Ogden 5 Idaho Falls 2 general depot will compete for two in Boise's other run in the eighth Great Falls 7 Boise 3 posts in the 'baseball jubilee queen' John Jurkovic was the winner finals prior to tonight's game The two chosen by Mrs Athleen for the Electrics while Ted Cham-ne- t Fishburn Ted Collins and Dr was charged with the loss Frank Douglas will compete The Electrics tallied singletons against finalists of Clearfield navy in the first sixth and seventh in- Western supply depot Ogden arsenal and International League Hill air force base in the Sept nings and doubled that' count in y Victoria 5th final for the trip the fourth and eighth cantos Tacoma 5 Salem 2 to Hollywood With two out in the fourth and Vancouver 5 Yakima 3 folcontestants Tonight's queen John Angelone on first base Bill low: Spokane 15 Wenatchee 0 Stoopes singled Buck Elliott dou- Pacific Coast League Pat Andrews QM purchasing bled Lee Winter and Jurkovic each Helen Wood signal supply Nor4 0 Sacramento Seattle singled to add two more tallies to ma Berryessa fiscal Dell Marie San Francisco 5 Hollywood 3 the Electrics score Rose engineer's supply Geniel 6 Oakland Los 5 Angeles Elliott Neil Huff and Hick Weaver post signal Elaine Dalby 8 San 4 Portland Diego each collected three hits civilian personnel Naida Dixon International League Great Falls Raise civilian personnel Zona Allen deABHOA ABHOA Buffalo 5 Ottawa 2 maintenance Jean Turner QM pot Huff rf 4 3 3 O Budinrf 1 0 10 stock control Donna Fernelius QM Springfield 4 Syracuse 1 Chesocf 2 0 0 0!Kingss 4 2 0 6 Rochester 3 Baltimore L 8 3 1 0 Deluca3b Barone3b stock control Louise Hobbs fiscal: 5 0 3 3 4 1 12 0 Montreal 10 Toronto 4 Ra Nea Hooper QM stock control Angeloness 3 1 5 5 Whitelb 5 2 3 0Vartlnecf StoopsJfJ 4 13 0 Phyliss Russell signal supply Don8 3 10 0 Fillippolf Elliott lb 4 110 American Association 3 10 0 Gregory 3b 3 0 5 3 typist pool: Barbara Pryorjrf Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 4 na Sneddon Winters 4 15 2 Roelandtc 4 2 3 3 Sgee administration 8 Columbus 1 Milwaukee Marilyn 5 0 0 Hetner3B Browne engineer's supply 3jChamnessp 3 0 0 4 Rene Kansas City 8 Toledo 9 5 2 0 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TFolJy Riley Gels Joe Louis Decisions Cesar Brion Ready for Shot With Present Champ By Hal Wood Severe Test In Ladies' Golf DETROIT Aug 2 (UP) — Polly Riley defending cham-p4ofrom Ft Worth Texas led eignt survivors into the quarterfinals of the Women's Western ama'eur golf tournament today Always best in close matches Miss Riley defeated Mrs Sam Byrd of Detroit 2 and 1 yesterday and was set to meet veteran Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur 1011 in the quarter-final- s Medalist Barbara Dawson a unknown from Piedmont Calif continued on her winzdiig by stopping Marjorie Row of wy St Clair Mich on the final hole She opposed Bonnie Randolph of Columbus Ohio today ?Sm other quarter-finpairings today: Pat Devany of Grosse Isle vs Mich Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore Md: and Claire Doran of Cleveland vs Grace Lenczyk of Newmgton Conn o from crouch to a stand-upo- sition Louis gtarted peppering him with wicked lefts that cut Brion's face' to ribbons and he bled pro- the remainder ruseiy throughout of the fight ' the better ine house crossed Sfifi R2S nlns for movie rights There Still slightly perplexed after his $10000 decision over was no telecast nor broadcast of Cesar Brion last night Joe said the bout be was just "waiting to see what happens in the Ezzard Charles-Jo- e Walcott situation! "I can't say how long I can wait for a shot at the title" Louis said "but as long as Walcott holds that crown I'm going jto be waiting for crack at ft" EVANSTON Wyo Aug 2 hJI p SAN FRANCISCO Aug 2 tUP) Joe Louis showing his finest con- dition in years said today he was ready for a championship battle anytime now — and the sooner hard-foug- ht 1 nd Talboom to Meet Grid Players ! S 32ft bai'tririonTaghr Brion fighting from a crouch 1o meet slugged it out with! the former champion to win the hearts of the 15000 fans In one round the fourth the two men stood and slugged for the full three minutes as the crowd went wild Two judges gave the roundlto Brion but the referee Fred ApostoH the former middleweight champion gave the edee to Louis In the late rounds Louis had Brion in trouble but the Argentine battler never left his feet although he wasgroggy once id the seventh n It was a weakness — no defense for a left 4- - that proved Brion's downfall Brion said after the fight he figured it was all even going into Most judges' cards the seventh upheld that opinion J It was then that Brion changed toe-to-t- oe well-know- Mked Talboom seven-thirt- al f? in football are with Coach Eddie on Friday Aug 3L at p m In the high y school auditorium Mr Talboom will talk to the boys at this time A movie of the B Y football game will be shown at p m Fathers and friends of the boys are invited to attend the meeting to view the film and to meet Mr Talboom who has accepted the position of coach in the Evanston high school for the ensuing year A nationally known football star Mr Talboom graduated last June at the University of Wyoming eight-fiftee- n SAN FRANCISCO — Joe Louis 207 Detroit outpointed Cesar Brion 196 Argentina 30 Ray Coleman Will Join White Sox CHICAGO Aug 2 (UP) — Ray g Coleman a outfielder from the St Louis Browns was due to join the struggling Chicago White Sox in Philadelphia today Thi Sox optioned Coleman who hits left and throws right yesterday to boost their roster to 23 and their number of outfielders to aHBjKSpfiy ColemanNs currently hitting 282 with 57 runs batted in 16 doubles five triples and five home runs He is 29 years old Weighs 185 pounds and has been in the major leagues since 1947 hard-hittin- 8-- 7-- 7-- 3-- 3-- 3l 3-- 1) HOLDS YOUR GUN UNTIL OCTOBER 1st 2-- 2) j j Minor Results Tri-Cit- Ba-ro- 7-- 11 3-- se ne 8-- 0-- 8-- Out Decision Dotterar Lamb 7 3-- Twin Falls Ekes ay well-know- Ogden Reds picked up a er CHICAGO Aug 2 (UP) — rounds began in Tarn O'Shanter's annual "All American" golf tournament today with Sam Snead Lloyd Mangrum Bobn by Locke or some equally pro the logical favorites to pick Up top prize money Two days of preliminaries were completed yesterday when 32 pros joined 87 exempted players in the field for the final jousting None of yesterday's qualifiers headed by Dale Andreason Chicago and Shelly Mayfield Cedar-hurN Y who had 68 s was expected to stay in the running long against the famed firing of Snead Locke Mangrum and other big names even though two stars may be handicapped by police protection Mangrum who won the St Paul open Sunday despite a reported threat on his life practiced yesterday with a covey of four uniformed policemen hovering behind every bush Play-for-p- Before Ogden 3B R Gold in Chicago lull game on fourth place Electrics Put Skids Under Boise Pilots THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINETHURSDA Y EVENING AUGUST 2 for Headlineis Queens Parade 13-- SM i t Ja? m aa a lTai i m i mm 5-- 6 SHOT REPEATING BOLT ACTION SHOTGUN 8 12-- TWIN FALLS Aug 1 fAP)— It was a battle of home runs last night as the Twin Falls Cowboys corralled the Billings Mustangs for a win in 10 innings of a Pioneer league game Jim Russell notched his 15th win of the season for the Cowboys and ran his strikeout total to 184 as he whiffed 14 Looking down the short end of a nrp in t ho inn nf th ninth the Puncher pushed four runs across in the last of the ninth to EDMONTON ven the score and found the vicAlta — Georgie tory trail in the 10th when Warren Liunn M4 tamomon outpointed Irish Tim Dalton 136 Chicago 10 Moore blasted the winning with one ouL Don Trower homered in the bottom of the ninth with Bob Knoke and Vern Campbell riding the bases after Jack Hemphill running lor Jim Goff had tallied on a single by Campbell Two Billings homers gave the Mustangs three of their four runs Bill Halley homered in the third S0TTLEO IN BONO after two were out The other homer came in the sixth when Humberto Fernandez homered over the left field wall With one aboard 10 Bu-di- 5-- 4 Compare with guns selling for 5000 elsewhere If America's Mo shotgun Underneath loading! 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