| Show M'rt - rtlMillCIf Avila with the bases empty and In their last 63 games — more Milwaukee defeated Str "Louis Associated Press Sports Writer t than half their total Splayed to in the National second-placYankees date— y the Maybe the American League a length Win In Eleven half have exactly gained should let Cleveland and New on the Indians In the only action not involvYork go ahead and play the five with any pennant ing a contender Boston edged games they have left with each ’Everybody in'll innings on other and' get' the pennant race hopes left in either - league won Washington with two out Karl Olson’s By BEN PIILEGAlt 3-- 1 e Vlfi:i iti vWilijiW 9-- 8 i ) 1 over The way the Indians and Yankees are playing they might well Ezzard Charles Terrific Underdog win -- all their other games anyof the top sports writers of the United way And a quick clash Twenty-fiv- e between the league States were polled by the writer in Chicago last week anent the two would allow to get a good rest bethe outcome of the second meeting between Ezzard Charles champion fore the World Series former champion and Rocky Marciano current king of the j? heavyweights York Sept 15 in-Ne- ' band wagon It won’t last long this time Marciano with a kayo ' ' in three” Although Jim Norris predicts gate of more than $750 (KK) for this event from ticket sales only the scribes disagree Some of ’em don’t think the fight will do as well as the June event - Sports Quickies Rosey Gilhousen former man T Folkman Navy Way Is one of the Ogden Reds staunch est supporters He has used five complete books of tickets this season and plans to attend all the remaining home games of the Reds Rocky Marciano K-3- 7 e Norman ‘Red’ Strader coach of the St Mary’s Gaels later Yankee football coach in pro football is scouting 14 games for the San Francisco 49ers this season Red is also in the construction business at Berkeley one-tim- Strange as it may seem only one of the 25 writers picked Charles This chap is Murray of NEA 01derman writer-artis-t service and The Standard-Examine- r Murray likes Charles to the first former champion di-gin history in the heavyweight vision to regain the crown s “I’m picking Charles via decision in 15 rounds”- said Older-man “It willbe a great fight and should draw a good gate” ? Of the 24 others all picked ft Marciano by a kayo and all of 10 rounds Chet Smith Pittsburgh Press: Z 2: "Charles put up a great fight against Rocky last June He’ll go this time I’dsay Rocky rout r will early win via kayo inside of six” Rube Samuelson Pasadena Star News: "Charles has been a very good fighter He shot the works last June and lost a 15 round decision to a rough Rocky Marciano I look for the champion to really go to work & this time I’ll say a kayo in eight Raymond Johnson Nashville f” Tennessean: “Marciano is a great fighter much greater than he has Sheen given credit for being He’ll I stop Charles early and don’t be surprised if it happens in round be-uco- - in-£si- de Sone” Bob Busby Kansas City Star: VThe old saying they never come back will again hold true when irCharles meets Marciano next £ month It will be a case of youth I! a gainst age Marciano with kayo in five” Joe Sheehan New York Times: Calif Las Vega's Nevada will stage a 100-mil-e automobile race Nov 14 of the nation wiT drivers Top compete for purses totaling better than $10000 football candidates of Utah high schools will don the moleskins late this month for two weeks of preliminary drills before getting into competition Ogden Weber and Ben 'Lomond high schools look for large squads Tom Sisler the new president of the Football Writers of America started his newspaper career with United Press in Chicago He is now sports editor of the Knoxville (Tenn) News Sentinel Scholastic ’ 3-- 8 9 s 4-- 1 6-- 2 3-- 2 -- ft 6 Unanimous Nod Turner in Easy Victory at Stadium New York Gil Turner ‘CHICAGO (AP) Although lacking his h " reer ‘ ld 10-rouf- td 97-8- 8 96-9- 4 95-9- 0 Oklahoma Lands Top Colorado Prep Athlete a Morgan ss at suburban Wheat Ridge High 4-in-ch 205-poun- d e LOS ANGELES (UP) — Sec-on- d baseman Gene Mauch of the Los Angeles Angels was fined $50 yesterday by Pacific Coast League President Clarence Rowland for using foul language and delaying a league game last night in Seattle 5 Hofman lb Pittsburgh ABHOA 0 2 4 4 0 3 5 Alliess 0 7 4 4 12 1 Skinner 1b 12 0 5 3 2 0 Wardjrf 2 Brooklyn Giirm2b Reesess Snidercf FurUloj-- ABHOA f Camp’ellac Erskinep Hughes p 4 19 1 Thomas cf 4 Gordon 3b 4 2 0 2 aHall 3 12 0 Atwellc 4 0 7 0 Lynchlf 4 Roberts 2b 0 0 0 0 Thiesp 10 12O O1 110 110 bShepard Hetkip cCole 0 2 3 0 13 0 14 32 0 3 10 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Totals 36 10 27 9 Totals 34 9 27 14 aRan for Gordon in 9th for Thies in 8th bSmgled out for Hetki in 9th cPopped 101 001 000—3 Brooklyn 000 000 002—2 Pittsburgh er BB— Thies 2B — Hodges 3 Erskine 2 SO— Thies 1 Erskine 6 L— Thies Hetki 1 W— Ersklna SBJ-Snid- ¥ of 3 BOTTLED IN BOND 3 a a Stars Cling to Lead e By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hollywood is still half a game ahead of San Diego in their steaming battle for the Pacific Coast League pennant The San Diego Padres rapped four San Francisco pitchers for homer by 15 hits one a three-rudeLuke Easter in taking a last cision night Hollywood’s Stars snapped back to beat Sacramento 74 after losing two straight to the Solons Lee Walls’ homer helped erase an early Sacramento lead Oakland and Portland battlec 13 innings before rain haltec r marathon with their A Los Angeles score tied the was at Seattle double-heade- r rained out n 9-- 4 Yesterday's Results Hollywood 7 Sacramento Diego 9 San Francisco 4 Oakland 2 Portland 2 (called end 13th rain) Los Angeles at Seattle doubleheader postponed rain Coed Cheer Leaders V Michigan State footballers may have eye trouble this fall For R ft the first time since 3 a a 1944' the cheer leaders will be coeds 2$ a 3 ft Just Try AND ft S a 32 an ! Englander the best i Good Fishing Predicted Water in Better Condition In Idaho Now for Anglers : VATERFILL ond FRAZIER was"DISTILLED AND BOTTLED BY” ? Bardstown Kentucky Waterfill ond Frozler Distillery Co (UP) — cham- e gathering here for the Castellani midBobo set-ttomorrow night dleweight start making predictions it is hard to tell if they are just trying to build up the gate oriif they are really serious In talking to a half dozen of these experts on the subject of fisticuffs it is hard to tell just exactly which man they think will win —although the local odds to defend favor the champ at his crown But if that makes it look like a cinch take a gander at these observations: Castellani’s Left Max Baer former heavyweight champion —“Castellani shouldn’t be leading with those left hooks He should be more cautious or Olson will murder him” Mickey Walker former welterweight and middleweight champion—“Olson is noted for his fine condition but Castellani will be just as good The fight will be won after the 10th round” Willie Ritchie former lightweight champion — “Olson is a much more confident fighter since he won the crown I believe on account of that he’ll lick Rocky” Truman Gibson IBC executive — “These two boys have such different fighting styles that it is going to be very interesting to see just what the result will be Castellani until recent bouts never has been too interesting for most spectators to watch However he has become more aggressive recently and he may wade in on Olson” pions Olson-Rock- y o 4--1 Bob Schilke in Unusual Feat OMAHA (AP) — Bob Schilke Omaha softball pitcher fanned 20 batters and caught a pop fly for the other put in a seven-innin- g game last night He gave up three hits and won 4--2 IAS Vf GAS FOR 30 DAYS 318 24th Straet Phone 8234 NEVADA'S fINSST HOTEL WORLD FAMOUS ATTRACTIONS comrani Bollingaa 0 0 0 0 10 5 eSnyder 10 10 10 4 4 Oldisc 10 03 02 T'wU’ger2b 42 2130 40 10 M'Derm’ttp 2 10 1 Pascualp 0 0 0 0 Brewerp Hudsonp Stewartp 1100 01 cPesky 10 Sheap 10 0 1 dntzg’r'ld Kielyp Hurdp bOwen l ijai ifni rtvur O O O 0 K’r’zakosp fVoUmer MarVop gKiUebrew Totals 45 13 33 22 Totals 4715 3312 aStruck out for Console in 6th bDoubled for Hurd in 6th cPopped up for Stewart In eth dGrounded out for Shea in 7th eRan for Tipton in 9th fSingled for Keriazakos in 9th 11th gGrounded out for Marrero in 100 024 010 01—0 Boston 001 030 103 00 —8 Washington 2B— Mele Owen Slevera 2 Wright White Busby 3B —Sleveri BB— Kiely 2 McDermott 1 Hurd 1 Pascual 1 Brewer 1 Shea 1 Hudson 1 Marrero 1 SO— McDermott 3 Paacual 1 Keriazakos 3 Hudson L W— Hudson (3-3) L— Marrero (3-- 6) 0-4- 6-- Major Leaders Favorite Role In Title Battle FREE ammo 2 Consoloaa aMaxwell Cleveland Detroit ABHOA ABHOA 3 14 0 4 2 5 3 Smith rf Kuennss 3 12 2 Hatfield2b 2 0 2 2 Avila2b 3 0 2 0 Delslnglf 4 0 3 00 Dobycf 2 0 4 0 Boone3b 3 0 0 Wertzlb 6-- 2 6-- 0 6--1 The win gave the Belardllb 4 15 0 Glynnlb 10 2 1 0 3 0 11 0 0 0 aBertoia semi-finaMajetki3b l berth victors a Kalina rf 4 2 2 0 Westlake If 3 14 0 In the mixed doubled top seed- Tuttlecf 4 0 3 0 Dentess 3 0 2 2 4 4 0 4 1 Heganc ed Hippensteil and Prentiss House c 4 2 2 0 0 Hoeft p Wynnp $10 downed Ed Von Sien and Jean 29 5 27 Totals 31 6 24 6 Totals Guest Minneapolis 64) 6--0 Ward aRan for Belardi in 9th Parker and wife Merceina St Detroit 000 000 000—0 Louis entered the second round 6-- Gets 5) Hatton 3b BOISE (AP) — With cooler weather in prospect for the second straight week the Idaho Fish and Game Department today predicted a Weekend of good fishing by dumping Marilyn and Cal Per-- ) 2 The Cool nights and mornings are ry Salt Lake City 2 No are ranked 2 Parkers restoring the water to a better Olson Bobo feeding temperature for trout rlalircss Every drop of ing brilliant tennis during the tournament In the women’s singles Jo Freed Salt Lake City was to meet Marciena Parker St Louis and defending champion Mary Arnold Prentiss played with Jeri Shepard At the annual banquet of the tennis players Wednesday evening the present officers were reelected and Pittsburgh Pa was selected as the 1955 site for the Public Parks Tourney President is K Mark Cowen" Elkhart Ind Harry R James Salt Lake City was added to the executive committee and Linn Rockwood of Provo was re tained on the Utah delegation In yesterday’s play all the top seeded players continued to win The day was devoted entirely to doubles Top seeded Clyde Hippensteil and Tom Chambers downed Earle Baumgardner and Merrill Ehnfke Oakland Calif re-elect- Air Foam KENTUCKY BOURDON s HERE’S HOW—Whitey Ford left and Bob Grim discuss pitching grips They are younger members of the Yankees’ staff and old-tim- Los Angeles 3 3 - f By HAL WOOD SAN FRANCISCO When some of the San Francisco Seattle Sacramento $ s (18-1- 0) (2-- 4) Half-Gam- Mauch Is Fined By Rowland S' 112 (5--9) School will enroll next month at Oklahoma University the Rocky Hodgeslb Amoroslf Mountain News said today Rob’son3b ot 12 9--3) 1-- ABHOA HR— Rhodes 2 Morgan BB— Wehmeier 4 Mrozinski SO— Mrozinski 2 Maglie (12-6-) L— Wehmeier W— MagQe 3 DENVER (AP) — Fred Hood star in four sports 4 Y 14-1- 2) 9-- New York 4 2 14 Kattc Jones 3b Magliep Wehm’rp 2 0 11 Mrozinskip 10 00 00 10 aWy’stek Totals 36 10 2412 Totals 29 7 27 11 aFlied out for Mrozinski in 9th001—2 000 001 Philadelphia 300 030 OOx— 6 New York 2B — Ashburn Burgess 3B — Mueller (11 innings) Boston 9 Washington 9--5) 9) Mayscf Rhodes If Th’ps’n3b 4 6) 0) Darkss j Yesterday's Resalts Cleveland 4 Detroit 0 New York 6 Philadelphia I Chicago 4 Baltimore 1 1-- 3) 0 0 10 2 0 0 2 3 0 2 3 4 2 0 0 4 4 19 0 4 2 10 2 0 12 2 010 0 3 13 1 3 0 0 3 44 65 67 67 78 80 5) f WiU’ms2b Mueller rf 689 3 636 9 444 32 422 34tt 422 34 Mi 333 45 326 46 37 3-- 8) 3-- Philadelphia ABHOA Ashburncf 4 13 0 4 1 11 1 Torg’s’nlb Burgess c 4 2 2 0 Hamner2b 4 2 11 4 12 0 Ennisjrf 4 0 10 Schelljf GB 718 4-- 3-- -- Philadelphia Baltimore - 11-1- 1) 00 10 cLowery 0 0 0 0 Staley p Totals 31 5 24 6 Totals 30 6 2712 aFlied out lor Cunningham in 9th bGrounded out for Grammas in 8th cGrounded out for Haddix In 8th 000 000 001—1 St Louis 000 002 Olx— 3 Milwaukee 2B— Musial 3B— Adcock HR— Musial BB— Haddix 3 Spahn 3 SO — Haddix L— Had3 Spahn 3 W— Spahn (14-1dix (15-- Washington Boston 33 ’ SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Today's Probable Pitcher f Detroit (Aber 7 and Carver li-Singles moved back into the or-- Gromek at Cleveland spotlight today in the National 10-- 2 and Garcia 15-- — 2 game (Feller at BaltiChicago (Harahman 10-Public Parks Tennis Tournament more (Kretlow Boston (Parnell at Washington Top matches of the day were to pit Clyde Hippensteil San Ber- (Stone New York (Lopat 4 or Morgan nardino Calif against Les Pat- at Philadelphia (Bishop night ten Spokane Hippensteil is top Beaten Washington ' seeded in the tourney and PatABHOA ABHOA 4 1 1 3 Go’dmn2b 6 2 15 YosUb ten rates as a dark horse WUi'msU 6 0 2 0 Runneissa 5 12 0 The other top men’s singles Melelb 3 0 Vernonlb 6 1102 4 12 0 matched Butch Krikorian Mount Aggenlslt 2 01610 0 Busby cf 6 4 3 0 Jenaencf 5 3 2 1 Sieverslf View Calif against Alex Alme-d- a Olsonri 1 6 13 Umphl'ttjrf 2 0 2 0 Arcadia Calif Both Kftkor-ia- n Whltee 4 2 10 5 3 3 0 WrighUf 5 17 0 and Almeda have been play- Lepcio3b 2 0 0 1 Tiptone 0--1) San Diego sa - 6--6) bHemuiil Haddixp 84 82 77 52 49 49 39 39 Detroit s- 7-- 4) After campaigning unsuccesstwo fully as a middleweight for durwith years Turner tangled able welterweight A1 Andrews in Chicago Stadium last night He weighed 153 to Andrews’ 152 Turner had Andrews staggering half a dozen times but failed to finish him By the end both battered fighters were and groggy Turner won a unanimous Referee Walter decision the Philafavored Brightmore Judge Jim delphia Negro7 and Judge McManus saw it John Bray scored it “It was the toughest fight I’ve had outside of Kid Gavilan” Turner said afterward Gavilan stopped him' in a title bout two years ago Andrews a Superior Wis campaigner whose two successive whippings of Chuck Davey helped him to No 5 ranking said he was surprised Turner wasn’t w L Pet Cleveland New York Chicago Series U S 2) 9-- 7) American League r- 5-- hopes speed and knockout-punche is headed back ’to welterweight contention after one of the most savage fights of Us ca- ( Pittsburgh Next in 4) one-tim- e - Stars Compete Brooklyn Milwaukee 487 15 V 58 59 Philadelphia 475 17 58 63 Cincinnati 470 17 ft 55 ea St Louia 393 28 48 71 Chicago 4ap999a 44 74 373 29 Pittsburgh Yesterday's Results New York 6' Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 3 St Louis 1 Brooklyn 3' Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati at Chicago postponed rein' f Teday's Frsbabls Pitchers J at New Philadelphia (Dickson York (Uddle 3 'or Gomez (10-8- ) at PittsBrooklyn (Newcombe burgh (Law at Milwaukee St Louis (Jones (Burdette 3 and Fowler Cincinnati (Drew at Chicago (Cola 4 and Davis two Milwaukee St Leals ABHOA ABHOA 4 13 0 Bruton cf 110 Mooncf 13 2 Sch’d’t2b 4 0 4 0 O'Con’Ub Musialjrf 34 2 2 00 Mathew3b 0102 30 12 Aaronlf Jabl’ki3b 1110 Repulskllf 34 0124 01 Adcocklb 14 0 Pafkoj-Sarnic 0 2 6 Cun’g’mlb 3 0 5 0 Logan ss 14 0 aFrazier 10 0 0 Crandall c 0 0 1 Gram’sss 10 23 Spahn p Coast League M a SS v five-gam- e one-hitt- er W 1 Pet GB va 44 - 621 a 602 71 47 7 48 583 ' 4 four-hou- Chech the E last-plac- National League 2-- 2 s v ’i The enroll athlete was expected-t- o at the University of Colorado summer where he had part-timemployment A star in baseball basketball football and track Hood has been sought by several major colleges The News said Hood visited the OU campus at Norman Okla A! Heifer and Art Gleeson last spring and was “very imwant to return to Ogden in 1955 pressed” It quoted him as sayfor another ‘game of the day’ as- ing: Oklahoma “Bud Wilkinson signment ' “We were treated royallx by football coach did not contact everyone in Ogden” said Heifer me personally He wrote meen-a over the air yesterday from New letter saying that I should roll in a Colorado school” York Giants Polo Grounds “Marciano is the best of a poor Jaqk Curtice is conducting a rcrop of heavyweights He won’t have any trouble in stopping coaching school at Seattle this X Charles this time Maybe in nine week The Utah mentor is ready to start the annual football grind fheats” at the close of the month American: Fisher Leo £ Chicago "Rematches seldom come up to fthe first meeting between two Western League boxers To me the upcoming fight Omaha Pueblo pwill be one sided with Marciano Wichita 2 Denver 1 the master in a short contest Sioux City at Des Moines postRocky in four” m Dick Peebles San Antonio Exponed Only games scheduled press: “I’ll stay on the Marciano ft -- r Ray D’Agrosa pitched his first faster complete game for the Ogden Reds against Great Falls last night Aside from a shaky ninth inning D’Agrosa gave up only seven scattered hits including a home run by Oscar Young 5-- 3 single Ted Williams went hitless in six times at bat Cincinnati and the Cubs were more in the American rained out at Chicago Cleveland managed only five League The New York Giants off southpaw Billy Hoeft but hits Brookthumped Philadelphia two were home runs—by Bobby and Pittsburgh lyn shaded - — —e “ v Cleveland beat Detroit 44) New York defeated Philadelphia 6-- 1 and Chicago whipped Balti- - ager of the Idaho Falls Russets heard the game of the day from Affleck Park at Los Angeles last Monday He writes as follows: “Art Gleeson A1 Heifer and Aug gie Navarro did masterful jobs in handling the game from Ogden it over It was a thrill to hear 7 coast stations” J yesterday by A1 Smith with two aboard Early Wynn won his 16th game in his fourth try The Yankees mopped up on the Athletics for the 13th time in 15 meetings Whitey Ford turned in Us seventh straight victory and his 13th of the season He struck out nine and gave up six hits CUcago pitching continued to e Orioles who baffle the have scored only twice in their last 27 innings Sandy Consuegra lifted in the sixth for a pinch Ut The Pirates’ winning Don Larsen was charged with Us streak came to an end as relief ace' Jim Hughes of the Dqdgers 16th loss retired the side in the ninth after Hunch Pays Off' Another hunch paid 6ff for two runs had scored and two men manager Leo Durocher of the were on base Brooklyn trails the Giants He replaced slumping Giants by two games Monte Irvin with Dusty Rhodes Lefty Warren Spahn checked the beltCardinals on five Uts includthe outfielder substitute and ed two homers good for five ing Stan Musial’s 32nd home run runs The night before Durocher Harvey Haddix had a inserted Rhodes roommate working until two were out in the Bobby - Hofman and Hofman sixth The Braves trail New York 7 homered twice by AVi games ter registered his '15th success 000 001 3 Ox— 4 Westlake HR— Avila Smith S— Hatfield BB— Hoeft 7 Wynn Hoeft 3 SO— Wynn 3 Hoeft 3 4 Wynn 0 WP— Hoeft W— Wynn U— Summers (16-L— Hoeft PapareUa Soar Runge T—2:22 A— 0425 Cleveland 2B — Hoeft — 0-- 4-- (6-1- 3) 9) the department said Chicago i Baltlmera It also noted that salmon fishABHOA ABHOA Caraquelsa 5 3 3 4 Abrams rf 44 13 0 ing ends Friday on the Little 5 2 3 Br’dw’s’rss Pox 2b 114 Salmon the Secesh the South American League Minoso if 4 3 1 Waitkuslb 4 0 4 3 4 5 10 Stephns3b 12 0 Batting — Noren New York Cav'ettalb Fork of the Salmon the East 3 0 2 Courtney e 4 2 6 0 Riveraf 344 Minoso Chicago 331 Avila Lollarc 3 110 5 16 Ken’dyIf Fork of the South Fork and John- Cleveland 326 4 0 5 0 Mich’ls3b 4 0 0 Dieringcf 3 13 2 2 11 Grothcf son Creek Young2b — Runs Mantle New York cSawatski 0 0 0 Larsenp 10 2 0 102 Minoso Chicago 94 Fox M'Gheecf 10 2 Chakalesp 0 0 0 0 Conditions by sections: 10 0 0 Cons’grap 10 0 00 eCoan Chicago 89 Northern Idaho 0 0 00 aKell 110 Blyzkap Runs batted in — Doby Cleve- bMarsh 0 0 0 0 Boundary continues to en- land 94 Minoso Chicago 0 0 0 0 Strahsp and joy some of the best fishing it Berra New York 89 dBatts 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 has had in many years The MoyDorishp runs — Doby Cleveland er River continues to head the 27 Home Totals 37 12 27 10 Totals 32 1 27 0 Mantle York 26 Willist of good streams with Smith liams BostonNew aSlngled for Consuegra in 6th 22 bRan for Kell in 6th Bouwder and Deep creeks also cHit sacrifice fly for Groth in 7th Boston excellent Smith and Brush lakes 17Stolen bases — Jensen dHit into fielder’s choice for Strahs 14 Rivera Minoso Chicago i in 7th are still producing choice 13 for eHit into fielder’s In the St Maries area the St Chicago — Consuegra Chica- Chakales in 7th Pitching 020 000 200—4 Joe River and Northbound Sky- go 15-833 Feller Cleveland Chicago 000 100 000—1 Baltimore are line and Host lakes best St 10-833 Grim New York 16-—Fox Brideweser 3B —Abrams 2B Joe Lake is good Collins and 800 Minoso ST— Sawatski BB— Consuegra 1 Dorish 1 Larsen 4 SO— Consuegra Sawtooth creeks are producing 3 Dorish 3 Larsen 5 W— Consuegia well Soldier Meadow Reservoir National L— Larsen (15-League and the Clearwater River conBatting — Snider Brooklyn New York Philadelphia tinue to hold the lead in their 352 ABH OA ABHOA Musial St Louis 342 Muelareas The reservoir is slated to 5 13 2 5 110 Jacobi2b Norenrf New 335 ler York 4 2 10 Limmerlb 4 0 6 1 close after fishing hours Aug 31 Cervlf Runs — Musial St Louis 98 bW’dlinglf 10 0 0 Finigan3b 3 0 3 0 Southwestern Idaho 3 0 2 0 cf 3 12 0 Rennajrf Snider Brooklyn 94 Mays New Mantle 3 2 4 0 4 19 2 Power If Berrac In southwestern Fly fishing York 91 2 12 0 Skowronlb 2 16 0 WiUoncf Idaho is much improved this 0 0 11 D'M’strlsa 3 13 4 Runs batted in — Musial St Collinslb week The Middle Fork of the Louis 110 Snider Brooklyn 99 Carey 3b 44 2 103 Astrothc 32 00 30 01 Colem’n2b 13 Kellnerp 0 0 Boise River from Arrowrppk Hodges Brooklyn 95 10 Mirandass 2 0 10 Dixon p 100 0 0 cRob’ts’n 0 0 0 0 Reservoir upstream has been very Home runs — Mays New York aRob’son Rizzutose 0 11 good So have the North Fork of 37 Klusaewski Cincinnati 35 Fordp 4 0 12 the Boise and the South Fork of Sauer Chicago 33 Totals 34 9 27 9 Totals 28 5 27 S the Payette below Lowham The Stolen bases — Bruton MilGrounded out for Miranda In 7th South Fork of the Baise River waukee 26 Fondy Chicago 17 TjFlied out for Cerv In 8th Walked for Dixon in 9th below Anderson Ranch Dam is Temple Cincinnati 16 WO 020 300—6 York New still producing big rainbow trout — Antonelli New 010 000 000— I Pitching Philadelphia Trinity Lakes have come into York 18-857 Loes Brooklyn SB —Mantle Skowron 3B — Carey their own now Mushroom Lake 727 Conley Milwaukee 12-Collins SF— Miranda DeMaestrl Skowron BB— Ford 8 Kellner 5 Dixon 2 on the west side of Trinity Ridge 706 SO— Ford 9 Kellner 3 W— Ford cutis producing some L—Kellner throats South Central Giants Hit Six Fishing has been good over y most of central Idaho The Twice this season the New main Salmon and North Fork York Giants have hit six home of the Salmon rivers Sheep and g runs in one game once against Carmen creeks and Allen headare all and Dome lakes LONG BEACH Calif (UP) — Brooklyn and once against Pittsliners Four steelhead were Jack Crossfield 20 San Franciscaught last week between Panth- co was the holder today of a burgh er Creek and the mouth of the new world casting record in the Middle Fork Further south trout distance fly event Crossfield spun his line out a Magic Reservoir has come to life again and is producing some large distance of 194 feet and an averfish age of 186 feet for three casts Eastern Idaho yesterday in the 64th annual national casting tournament at the fishbut remains good Fishing Long Beach Casting Club lakes has on the big ing pressure shattered the dropped off because of moss in oldThe new mark long-cast and marks average these waters Many fishermen of 176 183 and feet feet respechitting streams in the area with good success Kokanee fishing has tively set by Dick Miller in 1938 also taken a boost fishermen say as moss does not affect the flavor of these fish as it does trout The Snake River is starting to clear up and some nice cutthroat are being taken although the MORGAN — Midvale pushed water is still a little high for the over two runs in the top of the best fishing Blackfoot Reservoir has pro- ninth here last night to tie up d their Northwest duced a number of four to League encountrout in recent weeks ter with Morgan The visitors though fishing in general tapered pushed over three more runs in off during the hot weather the 10th to win 7 to 4 n 3 2 4 (3-1- 3) 6) j 3 8-- 3 5 (13-- 15-inc- 6) h (6-1- Sel-wa- She-wa- 5) Crossfietd Sets New Casting Record on Coast i Time Out Midvale Wins in Tenth Inning nine-poun- z' — - — — Rote Scored Three — -- —— Summary R H E 7 11 1 Midvale of new Rote Kyle 4 9 6 the New York Football Giants Morgan Nichols Enderlee and scored three touchdowns for SMU Urry Johnston (7) and Tucker against Notre Dame in 1949 co-capta- in “Smartest ump in baseball! You will never see any photographs showing his decisions to he a wrong!' 1 i |
