Show THI OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R i H1UAY tvtiinu Auuuai j iaoi J3A Harlow Guth Give Ogden No Time for a Nap Quality for Queen Finals TrabertMay Billings Upsets Twin Falls Reds Chase Over 3 Runs in Be Next Ninlh lo Tie Score Tennis Champ Harrison Sparkles Afield In Close Game TWIN FALLS August S (AP)-j-Thorses pulled a switch and rode the Cowboys last night es the Billings Mustangs edged Twin Falls 3 in a Pioneer league conhe 6-- test Sparking the1 Billings win was pitching of Manager Larry Shepard who racked up his 17th victory of the season with a sparr kling took an early 0 lead Billings in the first when Chico Fernandez lived on a fielder's choice and tal lied after the bases were loaded when Charles Hall drew a base on balls The Pokes tied un the count in the fourth when Manaeer Don Trower and Jack Taylor scored on warren Moores sacrifice The Mustangs took the lead by getting a pair of runs in both the fifth and sixth innings In the fifth Bill Browne drew a charity ticket wumberto Fernandez doubled John Gibson flied out to center scoring Browne Dick Small singled to center driving in Davis who lived on a fielder's choice Twin Falls' second tally came In the sixth when Woodie Held walked with two out and scored on Moore s double Moore drove in the final Poke run in the eighth on a double after Trower had walked ' Twin rail Billing At jthe three-hitte- 1-- Cesar Brlon (right) Argentine heavyweight appears to he catching a quirk nap with Joe Louis' head as a pillow- Actually they ate bout in San Franbumping heads during eighth round of a cisco's Cow Palace Louis won a unanimous decision - nd Johnson Asks Baseball Leaders To Name Commissioner With Diamond Sport at Heart Brownelf Hallc M'Kinn3b WASHINGTON Aug 3 (UP)— Sen Edwin G Johnson Colo president of the clsas A Western league said today Smithef Shepardp D baseball's new high commissioner should be "someone with the public interest in baseball at heart" and "not just a flunky for the owners" Johnson would not speculate on the new commissioner but he did refer to minor leagues president George Trautman as "a good man with good judgment" Trautman was recalled before the house baseball investigation (at 9:30 a m E i T) today to continue testimony on operations of the minor leagues The house monopoly subcommittee is studying whether baseball should be exlaws empt from anti-truJohnson himself has been mentioned frequently as a candidate to succeed former Commissioner A B (Happyi Chandler but said he is ' not interested There is a considerable public interest in baseball and I think the commissioner should be someone representing that " interest" Johnson said Gov Frank J Lausche of Ohio in a White House visit yesterday hinted that he had been approached for the commissioner's post "Have any responsible baseball officials talked to you about taking the job?" Lausche was asked 'In the past I've said 'no' to that question" he replied "but now I will just say that I have to st leave" was speculation There that Lauche may have been talking to Mr Truman about the effect on the Ohio political situation if he should retire to take the baseball job Major league club owners meet in New York next Tuesday to discuss a successor for Chandler who quit July 15 after the owners refused to extend his contract Turner Hazen Get Posts in Clash Tonight BOISE Aug 3 (UP) — Muscular West were all set to powerhouse to a win over the speedy East tonight in the fifth annual r high school football game at Boise's Bronco stadium The West seeks revenge for last year s defeat 40-- 0 at the hands of the Easterners Probable starting lineups as announced by West Head Coach John Evans and the East's Ferron (Stub) Sondregger were: West: Frank Teverbaugh Mountain Home left end Roger Randolph Boise left tackle Burch Roark Lewiston or Eddie Barton Boise left guard Bill Stellmon Lewiston center Jim Cory o John Shoun right guard Caldwell right tackle Lou Boise or Herb Day Nampa right end George Eidam Sand-poiBill Lawr quarterback Weisier or Ed Wagner Caldwell right half Dick Pickett Caldwell Ail-Sta- All-Sta- Oro-fin- Merj-dio- la nt 0 1 30 6 27 9 Touts Totals 37 3 27 S Walked for Milne in 7th bRan lor Vitous in 7th 100 022 100—O Billing Twin Tails 000 101 010—3 K— Browne Fernandez 2 Davis Hall MacKinnon Trower 2 Held 2BH — Fernandez Moore 2 HR — MacKinnon RBI-GiSmall Hall MacKinnon 2 Smth Moore 3 S— Browne Moore SB — Fernandez HaU DP — Davis to Fernandez to Small: Davis to Small Moore to Goff Left— Billings 9 Twin Falls 6 HO 4 in 5 Goods 3 in 2 3 BB— Marone 7 Goode 4 Shepard 8 SO 2 Maroney Shepard 8 EH — Maroney 5 Goff 1 Shepard 3 Loser — Maroney PB —Hall T— 8:23 A—745 Melba Hazen left and Jeane Turner right qualified for the 'Baseball Jubilee Queen' finals at John Affleck park last night from a field of 29 lovelies of Utah General Depot They'll compete against other young ladies! of Hill Air Force Base Clearfield Naval Supply Depot and Ogden Arsenal in the finals September 5th The winner will get v an trip to Hollywood : — 4 bson 1 j Baseball Finals Ma-ron- 2-- 3: Jeane Turner and Melba Hazen gained posts in the 'Baseball Jubilee Queen finals September 5 as representatives of Utah general depot at John Affleck park last night They won the votes of Athleen Fishburn Ted Collins and Dr Frank Douglas before nearly 1300 spectators Twenty young ladies competed id the competition which was hoUy contested Jeane Turner is affiliated with quartermaster stock control at "Utah general depot and Melba Hazen is with civilian personnel Judges had difficulty in arriving at the two finalists Contestants were chosen on figure face and V poise The field of contestants follows: GeNiel Weaver post signal of fice Cheryl Winter engineer's sup ply section Barbara Agee admin istration Pat Andrews QM purchasing Helen Wood signal supply Norma Berryessa fiscal Dell Ma rie Rose engineer's supply Elaine Dalby civilian personnel Naida Dixon civilian personnel Zona Al len depot maintenance Jean Turner QM stock control Donna QM stock control Louise Hobbs fiscal Ra Nea Hooper QM stock control Phyliss Russell sjg- nal supply Donna Sneddon typist administration pool Marilyn Rene Browne engineer's supply Leishman engineer's supply Joy Edwards Q M stock control Broadbent engineer's supply Ogden Arsenal contestants will parade before the judges the night of August 9 Hill field gals will appear the night of August 25 j Fer-neli- Idaho Grid Teams ur AB H O A 3 OiCaihpbllrf 4 0 3 0 10 2 5 3 2 Trower2b 3 0 3 3 4 0 1 0 Taylor U 2 0 3 0 3 17 lHHeidcf 3 0 5 1 3 3 3 2 5 0 3 3 Moore 3b 4 18 OiGofflb 4 0 6 1 3 11 1 Milness 2 0 2 1 4 110 aVltous 0 0 0 0 a o o a bBukw'tzia 10 0 0 3 13 0 Knokec 3 0 0 0 Haroneyp 10 us se Second Idaho Gals Win Flag Salt Lake City I Great rail Twin Fall Idaho rails Weber college gals won the Ogden City Ladies' softball cham pionship last night by trimming St Benedict's at Ogden softball park 26 to 3 Clearfield Naval Supply Depot blasted Wall Avenue Center 20 to 1 and Ogden Arsenal nosed out Utah General Depot 8 to 7 in ten innings Donna Poll and Lee Naker of the Navy each clouted a home run Donna Pol on the mound for navy strck ot nine Metropoitan eagers close the season with three games tonight Ogden Business College meets Hill Field Civilians in the first game at seven p m Fisher-Hes- s and Scowcroft's tangle in the second game and Hill Field Airmen meet Kammeyer's in the nine p m con- 81-6- 9-- Six-fo- test Summaries: RH E 20 17 0 Naval Supply Depot 1 1 10 Wall Avenue Center Batteries —Poll and Naker Lamb and Forte five-inc- ot 23-1- R H E 26 17 Weber College St Benedict's 3 3 Batteries — Rae and Johnson Lindsey and B Lindsey v 6 11 H 33-2- R H E Utah General Depot Ogden Arsenal Batteries —Tims and Nelson Rary and Deby 7 10 8 12 H 1r 0 0 J it six-fo- ot six-inc- 65 53 54 4? 47 45 50 53 44 54 Boise rs 32 42 45 4B Billings Pocatello NAMPA Idaho Aug 3 (AP)— The western Idaho high school turned in their second consecutive basketball triumph over the east last night leading all 8 the way to an victory The west squad coached by broke Hammond fast for a Gary 0 lead in the first two minutes with Don Monson of Coeur d'Alene popping in a trio of fielders from far out before the eastern prep- sters got rolling Les Roh of Idaho Falls brought the first tally for the east on two free throws then hit for a field basket h Hugh String- field Caldwell forward topped Neil scoring with 19 points 15 of and for hit Stephens Nampa Monson got 14 High man for the east was Roh with 12 Jay Dean Nampa center fed the ball to Stephens and Stringfield throughout the first quarter and that period ended with the west 3 ahead The east hopped to it in the second period and pulled to within four points at 9 after six minutes But Stringfield hit two and Jim Bennett of Genesee added a third to pull the west into a more sizeable lead h St Anthony's Rick Bauer and Bob Fulton of Preston who matches him in height held Dean scoreless from all-sta- Won Lost Ogden Basketball Game De-lor- es left half Flip Kleffner Boise fullback s East: Gayor Merrill Dayton left end Wayne Hathaway St Anthony left tackle Deverl Peterson Preston left guard Joe W Edgett Buhl center Doyle Ottesen Sugar City right guard Oavid L Miles Blackfoot right tackle Clint E Aberdeen Phillips right end Henry West Pocatello quarterback Doyle Harris left half Merlin Powell Idaho Falls right half Jay Buhler Hailey fullback The East has won two and tied once in the annual games while the West has taken only the first - ards "Johnston could whale the daylights out of Tilden for two sets but he was ill and weak He did not have the stamina to beat Tilden in five "Budge on the other hand had no weakness Some men have to go to the net because they have a back court failing of some sort Pet GB a poor backhand or an unsteady 670 forehand 553 UH "Not Budge He didn't have to 540 12' i go to the net because he could S10 IV 435 18 anybody from backcourt 474 IS When he did go up he was mur44S 21 is der a killing overhead and a fine 327 34 West Triumphs in Pioneer League Weber College I By Will Grimesly (Far Hugh Fnllertom Jr) NEW YORK Aug S (AP) — The meteoric tennis rise of Cincinnati's young Tony Trabert ha put a new sparkle in the eye of the little gilverbaired court master —Walter Pate "He's the nearest thing to Budge I've seen" the former United States Davis Cup captain said to"If he doesn't become one day of our greatest players I'll be sadly fooled" When Pate speaks of tennis greatness he doesn't speak of Bill Tilden little Bill Johnston or any of the moderns — Jack: Kramer Ted Schroederj or Pancho Segura He speaks only of Budge the tan California redhead who ruled atba-teand later professional ranks in the late 1930 s was the "Budge undoubtedly greatest player I ever saw" Bate I played against little Bill said Johnston and even have trophies I won with Tilden But none com pared with Budge "He had everything — tremendous power a great service a fine net game stamina and a bulldog comDetitive spirit "Why did you know that after winning his first Davis Cup match in 1936 he never lost a decision in cup play Dunne 1937 and 1938 he was unbeaten playing all over the world against the greatest stars of the day 'Those two years he won the triple crown — the Australian Wimbledon and United Stetes championships — not one time but twice No one has done it since Although Dick Savitt can do it by taking our nationals this year ""Tilden was a remarkable athletic specimen a great back court player and a wonderful showman But he lost matches in his prime to secondary players and I thank records show that Vinnie Richards beat him as much as he beat Richhard-stroki- AB B O Goodep ij ' I Ferndezs Gibsonrf Smalllb Davi2b Loop Verdict 9-- 8 33 SB out-stro- Last Night's ftesnlts Ogden 9 Idaho Falls 8 (13 innings) Boise 5 Great Falls 4 (13 innings) Billings 6 Twin Falls 3 Tonight's Prefeabla Pitchers: 3 Pocatello (Chincheck and Bithell at Salt Lake (Barkelew W-- S and Br mam two games 630 p m Idaho Falls iKnudson 10-at Ogden sua p m tuross Billings lunavailable) at Twin Falls 8:15 p tn (Hemphill Great Falls (Manier 18-at Boise 8-- 3-- 1) 8-- 3i 3-- 5) 8 (Hill jo p m Fight Results By the Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS— Jimmy Carter 135 New York n topped Del 137 St Paul 6 (non-titlFlan-naga- e) WORCESTER Mass— Don Williams 147 Worcester outpointed Ike Williams 146 Trenton N J 10 NORTH ADAMS Mass — Billy Graham 148 New York outpointed Billy Jenkins 146 Los Angeles 8 volley" Pate now well past 50 was non- Dlaying captain of the United States Davis Cup team from 1935 through 1947 He was a ranking player a generation ago "This young Trabert is the Budjfe type player the veteran Uj S Lawn Tennis association official referee of the U matches this week-en- d at Rve jeuo N Y added "He never temporizes his strokes He is always bearing down always applying pressure to his opponent He has what the boys! today call the bis game — a strong service powerful drives off both backhand and forehand and as decisive net game He's also a strapping lad strong as an ox I don't see how he can miss" Trabert came into his own this year winning the National inter collegiate and National Clay Court titles on the clay surfaces and field on beating a grass last week at Southampton N Y freckled-face- d d The Cincinnati boy is just 20 He's just begun star-spangl- tow-heade- the floor But Dean managed five points from the free throw line Bus Connor of Heyburn tried to fire up a rally for the east in the last period hitting eight points but he failed to gain any support ititititiriritit it it it it it it it ir it it ke m m Herb Harldw's triple and a long fly ball by Bobby Guth to right field give the Ogden Reds an uphill 9 to 8 decision over the Idaho Falls Russets at Affleck park last night in — — 12 innings —— The teems collide weather permitting tonight In the third and final series game at 8:15 p m Thursday's contest lasted three hours and 16 minutes and found more than 500 oft the 1241 fang in attendance leaving the ball park before the ninth inning The Reds came from behind all the way tying tie game at eight all in the lower half of the ninth inning Idaho Falls started nicely with ' two runs in the first and second innings but Ogden moved ahead 4 in the fifth The Ruaseta then snagegd three lit the sixth and 5-- Pilots Triumph In 13 Frame held the lead until the Reds popped for a trio in the ninth That started with Harlow's triple and a single by Joe Lamb good for one run Ron Harrison then doubled Chuck Messina walked and Lamb scored on Manager Cecil Scheffel's fielder's choice Howie Padgett singled scoring Harrison The deciding run was scored on a close play at the plate in the twelfth frame Harlow raced to the platter to beat a nice throw by Frank Szekula by inches to decide the issue Phil Amata Maurice Fisher and Herschel Hisle worked on the hUl for the Reds Ron Harrison brought the fans to their feet twice with sensational eat handed running catches He robbed Frank Szekula of a possible double in the tenth and bagged Bill Rogers' low liner in the elev- enth Sensational t jtrh Manager Cecil Scheffel made a sensational catch against the screen Of Frank Szekula s pop foul in the twelfth to retire the Russets The trio of Ogden hurlers pm up only eight hits over the 12 frames while the Idaho Falls BOISE Aug 3 (AP) — Boise moundmen were touched for 18 squeezed out a 13 inning 4 de- hits Nick Muti blasted four hits and rision over Great Falls last night Bonnie Guerrere smashed a double tn hot pitching duel between and a triple Harlow led the Reds former Electric Maynard Park for with two triples and two singles Boise and johnny Hahn for Great Tom Hunter first base coach of Falls the Russets was chased from the Frank Roelandt s single in the game by Umpire Marshall in the bottom of the 13th shoved Tony tenth inning Filippo across with the victorious Dutch Dotterer Ogden catcher run had to retire from the game after Filippo tlmost sewed up flan suffering a hand in the game via the double which placed eighth Summary: injury him in scoring position But for Falls Order ! AB HO Al a strong wind whipping across the ABHOA 7 4 10 rt field he might have had a home M'Nsm'rsji 44 01 43 50 Harlow 6 2 3 0"" Stekulrf C 4 0 Guthcf run 9 Lamb lb 5 3 10 0 Mutilb ir Boise opened 4 0 3 with three Hack3t S 3 3 0 runs in the firststrongly 01 0 Messina 3b 3 2 3 3 but Great Falls Rogersjf 4 5 0 Patrsnef 1 l'Doetterere had it tied up in the top of the Guerrero 2b 8 3 6 1 a ee t SchettgtVefourth and went ahead on a sin- Testac 2 2 3 3 5 Padgett 2b SIS 1 0 0 0 Petersen ss gle run in the fifth Boise then M'Kayp 6 2 3 3 set in the deadlock in the bottom Waibelp a o o si 10 0 1 Amatop 10 0 Fisher p Seee of the sixth on a hit batsman a Barbisanp 0 0 0 OiHUlep Aroucno p 10o 0o o0 walk and a single by long fly laVendltto i park — VI 43 18 Sf U 12 8b35 Totals hummed Totals Things along runlessly bTwo out when winning run storeuntil the bottom of the 13th Grounded out for Fisher in 10th The Pilots got the Initial trio Idaho 230 003 010 000— of runs on a double by Bob King Ogden Fall 000 230 003 001—9 a walk and singles by Jimmy ValR— afeNamara X Szekula Guerrero 3 Tesrta 2 Messina Dotterer Harlow entine White and Filippo 2 Harrison 2 Patterson E— Ama- Great Falls nicked ud the pair Lamb to ooetterer Petersen Harlow 3BH — in the fourth on a double bv Lee Guerrero Harlow 2 2BH— Doetterer Winter Ray Cheso's single a dou- Guerrero Harrison S RBT —Hack Reg-r- a Muti Padgett 2 Petersen Doetterer ble by George Hefner and a long Messina Guerrero Testa Hack Lamb fly out Scheffel Guth DP — Saekula to GuerTwo walks a single and an In rero Messina to Lamb SO— Amato S field out brought in run No 3 McKay 2 Waibel 1 Fisher 4 Barbisan 1 HO— Amato 5 in 4 3 Mrl and the final came on two singles 2 Hisle 3 Waibel 7 in 4 Kmy 8 in 4 and an error Fisher 3 in 4 3 Barbisan 3 in 1 3 Baseball Battle 5-- HHai-son- ti - 1 - - R 1-- 3-- Grel Falls AB H O T 3 1 BaroneSb 1 A! S Budmrf 0 0 0 0 King Huffcf 4 0 3 0 Weir 3b nseloness 6 18 4 De!uca3b 8 1 3 CViliwrf StoppsK 5 2 12 0jWhitelb Pry or lb 4 niippolf Winterc ft Chesorf IS P Greery2b Hefner 2b Mil 4Roelandte Jurkovicrf t Hahn p O 1 0 7 Park p 3 3-- 2-- Hisle 0 in 1 Arbucho 1 tn 13- - IR— AB HO A Amato 3 McKay 3 Waibel 3 Fisher 1 fl 0 3 0 1 Loser — Arbucho w 4 113 ArbuchoLeft— Idaho Falls 10 Oca - P — wp t inier —g3 Balk — McKay 3 3 8 4 Scheffel 16 A— 1214 T 4 i 4 e 5 1161 4 3 18 0 4 3 4 3 8 1 8 10 7 1033 Total 48 U 37zl9 Total 43 10 39 20 xOne out when winning run scored Great Falls i 010 210 000 000 0—4 Boise 300 001 000 000 1 S B— Angelone Prjror Winter Cheso Valentine Filippo 3 — King Deluc King 2 Gregory RBI — Pryor Cheso Hahn 2 Valentine White Filippo Park 2BH — Pryor Winter 2 Hefner King Filippo 8— Huff Jiirkovic — HBP Hefner by Park Filippo by Hahn BaDP — Angelone to Hefner to ron to Hefner to Pryor WeirPryor to Gregory Park tp White to Roelandt to Gregory Park to Gregory tot 12 White Left-Gr- eat Fall Boise U ER— Hahn 3 Park 1 SO— Hahn 8 Park 6 BB — Hahn 1 Park 4 T — 2 50 A— 338 I Roe-lan- dt Boe-lan- Tonite Ogden vs Idaho Falls John Affleck Park dt Urifnmilvl afith J j 're w r w m m vrwri s g : Every Drop AGED 4 YEARS or More 100 Proof 0I it it "Bodied Xaauc4xf TO&tofaf 1 DISTILLED AND AGED IN THE -- HEART Of THE BLUE GRASS COUNTRY it ft gar am mts wits i 'HWuiitw masmt i -- f &mwB fvi w 100 PROOF SOLE Special This Week Only 119 149 189 CWaWt Womaa' Ma'i Service ring Those Worn Shoes in Today Shoes Mode Ilka New in Our Wmm Clean and thin Oep WHIU Ot SHOP SHVICf w KENTUCKY 100 PROOF BLENDED STRAIGHT KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKIES m in aWlajaeaf ft"1 at home mako 7 Up to add to your fan -- Qrfaal-ck- r STRAIGHT WHISKIES Whan Di sti uxky Comiwt f ssSBX'-- - iAii'"4WRMB-rf- i SOI ne p jtfB j that even your j a© whole- can enjoy it often ly gt 7-- SHAWHAN latDtTOMN DISTILLERY COMrtNV NELSON COUNTY KENTUCKY BUY A CASC TODAY ! - drink! "freah up" fajxtily! Enjoy the dean disliiu6Bi of 7 Up as yon work and play together Buy a today wherever yon aee those bright It' the Be BROADWAY SHOE REBUILDERS 2475 Washington Blvd AT HOME OR AWAY! FAMILY FUN cepn 1951 by The So4Jp Convpao |