Show Kennedy s HomeFAidsToop Leaders League Pet Won Lost M 48 Cleveland Mew York Boston 78 73 47 SI 99 S2 M T57 Chictio Detroit Washington PhUd!pha St Louia 51 38 OB 3S 627 589 548 472" 419 398 309 72 77 85 1 Spoils (mhwat) 11 20i 27 30 4n National League a By the Associated Wtdntsday's Srhedalo Washington at Chicago New York at St Louis (night) Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland 1 Sesolto Reds Hottest Team in Pioneer League Ogden Reds have won 26 out of their last 30 Pioneer League games including games of August 27 This is one of the best streaks since the 1941 season when Bill McCorry Cleveland ntUttlakia ABRHO directed the Reds to 18 victories in a row ABRHO If 3 0 0 3 4 0 Mitchell 12 Jooataa 4 0 2 0 4 0 2 9 Avila2b Fain lb — Had the first half of the season 3 0 0 0 Rouen lb 4 0 0 Valojf 4 and of 0 11 ended with 3 5 Detroit 8 Boaton 4 Cleveland 1 Philadelphia 0 Chicago 4 Washington 3 110 inning New York 7 St Louis S (10 innings Zerniallf Majeki3b 4 3 1 3 Philleyef SudcrSb aLimmcr Tipton0 bMosea Zoldakp Easterlb 0 0 3 3 3 3 3 0 1 S Ken'dyrf 0 0 Heganc 0 3 Wynap 0 0' 1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 12 5 0 0 4 0 0 0 games July had the split season been adopted Ogden would be leading the teams of the circuit in the second half dash Good Suggestion Bill Terry a S 1 4ST 30 0 5 24! Totall ToUla baseball fan suggested that this allied out for Suder In 9th 9th bFlied out for Tipton in corner go to work on the statistics 000 000 000— 0 Philadelphia 000 000 10x— 1 for the first half closing July 4 Cleveland 2B— the straight X— Majotki 2 standings including Jooat and Pain DP — Boone and Salter: games of last Monday night and Kennedy and Raster Jooat Snder and the second half under the split seaLoser— son fain Winner— Wynn Zoldak Ogden would be out in front in the second half by a comfortable t Hetralt Holnn ABRHO margin as follows: ABRHD S 3 4T(AAn a D Mag rf 4 112 Y w L Pet 1 4 116 Peaky at Priddy2b 39 18 684 3 112 Ogden 5 11 1 Sverslt Wiirmolt 39 25 609 4 0 212'Sotich-kr3 0 0 1 Twin Falls Dropolb 32 21 604 4 12 1 Salt take Goodm'nSb 4 0 1 3 Kelt 3b 4 113 Great Falls 2 0 0 2 Grothxf Vollmerrf 28 25 528 3 0 15 Idaho Falls Hoderl'n3b 10 1 1 Kol'waylb 27 31 466 3 0 0 6 4 0 0 2 Swiftc Mossr 442 23 29 Billings 4 0 0 0 Cainp 10 06 01 Pocatello Parnellp 25 40 385 0 0 0 0 dyed-in-the-wo- ol RBI-Ken- nedy US-I- (4-- 9) O U) f 10 10 0 O'Beardenp White p Kinderp Totall Boston 0 0 Totals 30 5 7 27 flOO 110 200—4 021 000 02x— 5 2- - RBI— Hoder-lei- n S3 4 9 24 Detroit E — Goodman Hoderlein Dropo Goodman 2 Groth Cain Kell 3 2B— Peaky Hoderlein S— livers DP — Parnall Pesky and Dropo Peaky Goodman and Dropo Priddy Li pan and Kell and Priddy Kolloway Kolloway Winner— White Lipon and Kolloway Loser— Farnell (15-1- (2-- Chicaxn Washintteo AB R H O ABRHO 1 2 5 2 3 4 0 Fox 2b 0 YoatJb 1 0 1 0 Zarillarf 4 0 11 Dente3b 1 Runnels X Boise 3 0 4 0 0 4 15 39 287 The standings as of July 4 games of that date included follows: 45 22 672 Salt Lake 37 28 Great Falls 569 37 33 Twin Falls 529 33 31 518 Idaho Falls -J 32 3 462 Billings 29 3f 439 Ogden 27 40 Pocatello 403 27 43 386 Boise Standings for the straight season including games of Monday August 27 follow: 77 43 Salt Lake 642 11 Darteri Vi1 Great Falls 5 0 0 3 Minoso3b sb 4 13 2 Rob'naonlb Coanlf 4 11 6 Colemancf Vernonlb 4 0 0 4 en hard If Melecf Michaels2b 3 0 12 Sheelyc Robt'sonrf 4 10 SID'Maestrlss 4 0 2 4 aStewart Klutte Porterfldp 4 0 0 1 Car'squelss 'Doriahp i 68 65 66 60 55 52 42 rails win 55 53 58 62 62 70 82 553 551 532 Louis Signs io Meet Newest Mil Sensation Won Lost Pet 80 62 63 59 54 53 Chicago 54 Pittsburgh 640 591 504 496 488 428 45 53 SI 64 62 73 71 3 73 Tk 2-- into theatres in a dozen or more cities Besides cutting into a fat gate the winner will move behind Ez- zard Charles for the next crack at Champion Jersey Joe WalcotJ It's possible that Charles the ex- champ may take on the winner this winter Marciano who will be 27 on Sept 1 has been fighting pro only three years In that time he's won all 37 of his fights 32 of them bv knockout He proved he belonged on the big time by flattening rugged Rex Layne of Lewiston Utah in six rounds on July 12 4-- 1 6-- 7 pre-seas- p 1 Lillian Rlz-u- Slim Squad Greets to Army Mentor 6) (4-- 8) 17 18 19 M'i 261j 27 NEW YORK Aug 29 (UP) at Brooklyn at New York St Louis at Philadelphia (night) Tsesday's Kesalts Pittsburgh 2 New York 0 Brooklyn 3 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 0 1 Boston Chicago WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 29 ' Totals day 23 2127 Totals d 33 0 0 27 1 Chlcaao Boston I ABRHO ABBHO 4 0 0 2 Sistiss miKsisZD 4 0 11 4 0 4 0 0 2 16 Addislf jerrcoatcr Ba'mh ltzrf 4 0 0 2 Tomes n lh anna 3 0 0 2Gordon3b 4 0 0 1 Jiauerlf Jackson3b 4 0 2 1 Marshall rf 3 0 10 2 0 12 StClairec Edwardsc 3 0 0 2 OwtiW 10 0 Hartsfield2b 4 0 14 Ram'iottiss 10 0 Marquezct 3017 1 0 0 0 aHolmes Smalleyss 10 0 0 Connors lb 4 0 0 10 Nieholsn 3 0 0 2 3 11 0 bElliott Lownp 10 0 0 Vil-lano- va Aragon Wins Nod Over Champion non-titl- wavy-haire- d BRAKE third in Utah's night September i pro history is sponsored by Bleacher Athletes of Salt Lake City Ticketa may be obtained at the Mint and Bank Smokery in Ogden 14" (Hyhraulk Brakes only) Chevrolet! 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Convenient Terms Totals 31 1 5 271 Totals 32 0 4 37 aGrounded out tor Marquer in 8th bFlied out for Nichols in 9th Chicago Boston 000 010 000— 1 000 000 000—0 Hartsfield Gordon Torgeson Mik-i- e Sauer RBI -- Jeff coat 2B— Lown Jeffcoat Jackson SB— Torgeson St Claire DP— Nichols and Toreeaon- Smalley Miksia and Connors Winner— Owen twn (3-- Loser— Nichols (8-- 5) St Loots AB R H O Philadelphia ABRHO 3 0 2 3 Waitkus lh 4 0 2 13 Hemuss Schndnst2b 5 0 1 S Ashburncf 4 0 2 5 4 11 4 Brownlf Muaialcf 4 0 11 3 0 11 Ennisrf 3 0 11 Slaughterrf H Rice If 3 0 2 3 WJones3b 4 0 11 4 0 0 7 Hamnerss VUoneslb 10 0 1 Johnson 3b 2 11 lPell'grinisa 3 0 11 3 0 0 4Cab lero2b DRicec 3 0 0 1 La tiler p 4 0 0 laSem'lck 10 0 0 3 0 0 2 Wilberc 3 0 11 'Churchp 33 2 8 27 Totals 33 0 8 27 Totals aFlied out for Caballero In 9lh St Louis 100 001 000—2 i 000 000 000—0 Philadelphia E— None RBI — H Rice Hemus 2B— Ashburn Johnson Musial 3B— Schoen-dienst SBAshburn S— D Rice DP— Hemus Schoendienst and V Jones Lanier Schoendienst Johnson and Hemus Church Pellagrin! and Waitkus Winner i9-Loser — Church 1 8) (13-9- Coast Meeting By Oscar Fraley FOREST HILLS N Y Aug 29 (UP)— It was now or never today for Veteran Bill Talbert an old man of the courts as he went out to pit experience against youth in a drive for the National Amateur Tennis Championship which has eluded him for 17 years Talbert a stylist who came out of Cincinnati to win tennis greatness has come close twice That was in 1944 and 1945 But both times he went down before another perfectionist Frankie Parker Now as strictly a dark horse nearing 35 Billy goes up against Australian star Frank Sedgman in the fourth round of the current nations The lean slugger from down under will be favored when they go out on the famed center court at Forest Hills but there are many who give Talbert a chance to upset the foreigner One of them is Talbert "I'm feeling great and believe that I can beat anybody if I don't get too tired" modestly asserted the man who battles both his opponent and dreaded diabetes on the courts "It's no secret that I haven't the power game but maybe strategy will do the trickH Using: his head as well as that racquet with the flawless backhand Talbert has done well on the courts Four times he has won the U S doubles crown Twice he shared the national mixed doubles title Individually he twice won the U S indoor championship as well as the U S clay court crown and the championships of Cuba and top-ranki- SAN FRANCISCO Aug 29 (UP) Pacific Coast league owners are expected to delay any definite action on abolition of the major league draft during their special summer session that got under way this morning with the problem of the San Francisco Seals holding the spotlight C L (Brick) Laws owner of the Oakland Acorns and Ohe of the leaders in the "abolish the draff battle with the major leagues said today that he doubted any final decision would be reached The P C L has in recent years been feuding with the majors over the draft law that allows the major leagues to select one player from each team each year for $10000 Laws said that withdrawal of Paul I Fagan from baseball with announcement that his franchise and players are for sale left the draft fight up in the air red-head- Bengals Prepare For BYU Game ' POCATELLO Aug 29 (UP) — Idaho State college's Bengals with only two weeks to prepare for their" opening grid game against Brigham Young university open football practice Saturday Frosh Coach Frank Keller in his role as equipment manager will hand out uniforms to some 60 candidates Friday Only 11 lettermen are expected to be on hand The first contact scrimmage is slated Saturday morning with intermittent chalk-talk- s and more scrimmage in the afternoon MITS Paris This year quietly and with little recognition he has been having one of his best seasons Playing in five tournaments Talbert won three of them— the Eastern grass court and the Delaware and Mid-Stat- titles Tony Trabert of Cincinnati ranked third in the nationals beat Talbert in one tournament and he lost to Viv Seixas in another But Talbert winning at Orange tackled and flattened SpHpmnn' Trabert and Gardner Mullov all in in raw He also scored singles victories in the Davis Cup interzone play against Japan and Canada So far in the nationals Talbert has won two matches with the loss of a total of only six games in the six sets required His last victim Fumiteru Nakano insisted: "I've played Dick Savitt and Tony Trabert— and right now Talbert is better than any of them" "It was a lot easier at 22 than it is now at 32" grins Talbert "But maybe the things I've learned will balance it up" ANOTHER SERVICE "niCTINCTI A 2300 Washington livsl tV The Dodgers increased their lead to six games with a 3 to 1 triumph over the Red? Rookie Clem making his first starting appearance struck out nine batters walked none and gave up only seven hits as Duke Snider provided him with his winning runs on a low-ru- n homer in the eighth his La-bi- ne the year Pitchers dominated the other National league contest Max Lanier of the Cardinals shutting out the Phillies 2 to 0 in a nine-hjob 28th of it ill which he bested Bubba Church while Omar Turk Lown of the By Hugh Fullerton Cubs gave tip just four hits in beating the Braves' rookie star NEW YORK Aug 29 (AP)— George Halas the Chicago Chet Nichols 1 to 0 Bears' boss is partner in a turkey farm in Arkansas Yesterday's Star Labine Dodgers-Pitc- hed That four of his players come from that state is beside the Rookie a jCIem 3 to 1 seven hit victory over the Reds in his first point George never had a team that as a "turkey" — bat— league start striking out ninemajor Henry Thresher who won two- ters and walking nobody to put national indoor prep school sprint Brooklyn six games in front in the titles for Mercersburg tPa) acadNational league a is emy polio patient at the Sister Kenny Institute He hopes to re cover irom the mild attack in time to enter Yale this fall and still has his eyes on the 1952 Olympics at Three of Ogden's junior golf Helsinki During the recent Little League world series at championships will be determined Pa Billy Hammer over the Ogden golf and catcher for the Austin Tex team Thursday NEW YORK Aug 29 (AP) — had to call time out because his country club course Professional announced today familiar faces will be missMany bubble gum had busted all over Schneiter Max Johnson and Butch Chap- ing when the pick of the nation's his mask Should we have man for the championship amateur golfers gathers at beauti been penalized for delay of gum"? Allen meet Glittens meets Ronald Finch fill Saucon valley in Bethlehem in the first flight and Ted Pa just 12 days hence to battle The Old Daze meets David Bronson for Mort Berry's Penn football bro- the second flight crown Jerry for the national championship Pipe smoking Ray Billows of 1904 chure tells of the game against Burnett won the title yes- Poughkeepsie N Y won't be Franklin and Marshall in which terday Summary: midget The there feteran who William N Morice a Penn coach Max JohnChampionship flight: three times played in the finals also was umpire 7 of this blue ribbon During the son defeated Tom event failed to contest Morice became so excited and 5: Max Johnson Cummings Don defeated in the metropoliqualify yesterday he 4 that and 2: Butch Chap- tan trials at Westbury N Y forgot his official duties Bradshaw and spent a full minute lecturing man won over Ronald Imlay 3 and Former Walker Cup star Johnny a Penn player for making a high 2: Butch Chapman defeated Rich- Dawson of Hollywood Calif suftackle and demonstrating how it ard Scott 3 and 2J fered a similar iaie at Lfcng uu should be done First flight— Allen Gittens de- -' Calif where he lost in a playoff When the F & M captain protested Morice feated Tony Berraingham 1 up and for one of the five places allotted stepped off a penalty Harold Finch 1 up on 19 holes that area He can compete only If Ronld Finch defeated Lloyd Barney one of the successful men fails to against himself for coaching 2 and 1 and Dick Robison 2 and show up 1 Shorts and Shells Anotiier one of Uncle Sam's old Second flight— Ted Wedmeyer international representatives Bruce Uncle Miltie the hoss will sponsor a bowling team this winter defeated Lynn1 Hone 2 and 1 and McCormick didn't try for a berth Lund up David Bronson after entering at Long Beach J J Collando'sa racer is listed as Bobby by default Chuck Kocsis and Fred Kammer the sponsor of team in the Little defeated Kenny Downs and Billy Young 2 and tare Cup members from Ferry N J mixed league Midget flight— Perry Burnett de- Detroit didn't report for the trials Iowa State's football reserves are feated Gary Mat hie 2 and 1 o at Detroit listed for two games before the The major casualty of the 32 varsilv niwntr 9ffain:t Wavna IT win championship scattered sectional tests which reon Sept 22 Wonder how many on duced an entry list of 1425 to a the lads will be promoted to the round 200— including 11 exempt Cornell's footvarsity later? players — was Billows who lost to ballers who were first to use the Johnny Goodman in the finals at new ring cleats last fall will ex Western International League Portland Ore in 1937 Bud Ward periment with a new wider type of 5 Vancouver Tacoma Olenview Ill in 1939 and to at season It's designed headgear this Yakima at Wenatchee double-head- Willie Turnesa in Memphis m to prevent "shock'' so Coach Lefty 1948 cancelled rain James had better be wearing one y at Salem cancelled rain The swaggering Poughkeepsie Nasif his team loses a game Victoria at Spokane postponed campaigner chopped out an tiest Cracks Dept: When Dixie rain to miss out by Walker was under suspension from xv" strokes Frank Strafaci of e the Atlanta Crackers International Leagee Garden City led the metrolopitan a fan asked: "Why would a guy Montreal Baltimore trials with 143 while a score of want to be reinstated to manage Buffalo Syricuse 0 192 was good enough to rate a Toronto 2 that ball club?" Rochester 7 And a Midfor five of the 21 places playoff lands sports follower hearing that Only games scheduled An army air force officer Cs t Kansas U was looking for a new American Association Fred Moseley of San Antonio chancellor opined that Clvde Texas and the captain of Notre Columbus 10 Indianapolis 7 the tall basketballer had Dame s golf team Tommy Veech of Louisville 3 Toledo 2 turned down the job Wilwaukee led national qualifying St Paul 2 Minneapolis f with red hot scores of 134 Milwaukee 7 Kansas City 4 End of the Line Fecifie Coast League In the first three games this feu Los Angeles at San Diego postGeorgia Tech's will have to cope with Fred Benners poned rain Seattle at Hollywood postponed S M U) Haywood Sullivan Floria) and Babe Parilli (Ken- wet grounds Only games scheduled tucky) each of whom accounted for over 1000 yards passing last Southern Association year Charley Jablonski MichAtlanta 7 New Orleans 8 igan State catcher was a memBirmingham 3 Mobile 2 postJersey Joe Walcott todayappear-ancber of the college R O T C pisLittle Rock 8 Chattanooga 6 e Lake City Salt his poned tol team which won the Camp Nashville 7 Memphis 6 NelJack night against Friday Gordon Ga championship this Texas Leagve son of West Jordan summer Remember that boys Walcott is suffering from a case Dallas 7 Beaumont oV when you try to steal on him of influenza and had to postpone Fort Worth 2 ShreVeport 0 For the records: Pioneer league Houston 2 Tulsa 1 appearances at Des Moines Sioux publicitor dug up fact that Ken San Antonio 12 Oklahoma City 0 City Salt Lake Denver and other Kimball of Idaho Falls was the western cities 18th minor leaguer to pitch a per- Western Leagsw "I have called off the entire profect game And Jim Holder Pueblo Colorado Springs 2 said Promoter Jim Downgram" Omaha 6 Lincoln 1 Spokane Indians pitcher can claim "There is no use trytoday ing an injury record ot some sort He Sioux Crty 12 Des Moines 8 to stage a make shift card 11 ing was carrying a souvenir Indian schedule! Only games have Walcott indoors now at ft arrowhead in his rear pocket when later date" he sat down for a rest after washThe doe claimed he round of the women's Western ing up was the first patient treated for junior golf tournament today arrow wounds since the city of The Wisconsin girl polished eft Gay Miller of Quincjr HL 4 aiti Spokane was founded 3 yesterday In the opening round Her opponent today was Berridge from HuntingLong a ton W Va who whipped Msxi-ly- r I1L SPRINGFIELD Aug 2 tana-age- d Graw of Roth Lake 111 10 TOP) A powerhouse end 8 from CincinnaU will represent tne Miss Brooks scored her opening midwest in the national finals of round victory over Susan Asm the American League Junior base-lST CHARLES Ill Aug Driscoll of University City Mo 7 tournament next week UP— Medalist Joyce Ziske and 5 She was matched todav Ohioans won the right to go Milwaukee and Arlene Brooks of against Donna Knox of Indian- - to The Detroit by whipping a game out- Pasadena Calif recent winner of apolis en and winner y ester j fiPfrora Wichita Kan in a the U5GA junior championship day Karen Williams Urbana sectional tourney yea- Md the survivors into the second tterday 5 to 2 and 8 to L Jr -- Juniors Vie for Ogden Titles Many Veierans to Pass Up Amateur Wid-mey- er - five-yar- d t er Minor Results 5-- 2-- 6 er Tri-Cit- er-rac- tic sixth-plac- 5-- 12 6-- 7-- 1 4-- Lov-ellet- te Illness Postpones Walcott Program pass-defende- rs t 1 WE WILL CHECK Pfaitlhuior Points lotto ry Tormina If Closn and Adjust Plugs AN Iroctrical Circuits Carbu ration Ancrlyio H Only 595 Mm Tonoop Pont HINCKLEY 2810 Washington llvd FUU RIVOR Cf OLD KENTUCK- Y- NATURALLY GREAT SINCE 1888 ' ' STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 4 YEARS OLD 90 PROOF ICHO 8WNNG 0ISTILL1N Q COM PA N LOU SVI LLE K EN TUCKY V HIMCUI TUNEUP SPECIAL ROBERT THE streak Talbert Hopes George Halas Operates Turkey To Break Farm Georgia Tech Tennis Jinx Faces Terrific Grid Schedule RELINE Special Only of action 1 New Records two-wa- it jick an v brilliant guard of the Loa Angeles Rami of the National leage will see a lot against the Chicago Cardinals at Utah stadium the of The classic 1 Hold Special V-1- 16-ga- (4-1- -- 4 The Indians got onlv one run last night in a typical performance but it was a homer bv Bob Kennedy which gave big Early Wynn a five-h- it 1 to 0 victory over the Athletics Cleveland picked up only three other hits during the gam — none of them productive — but the A's and Wynn strong-armewas piucularly effective when in trouble The Yankees kept pace by winning a scrap at St Louis 7 to 5 in which Joe DiMaggio drove home the winning run with the bases loaded with a long fly In other American league games the White Sox downed the Senators 4 to 3 in the 10th on a double bv Ray Coleman as Harrv Dor-ls- h ball for his pitched eight-hi- t fourth win while in Detroit the Tigers topped the Red Sox 5 to 4 George Kell driving in the tying and winning runs in the eighth with a single The winning streak of the Giants — longest in the National league since 1935 — came to an end when Lefty Howie Pollet of the Pirates won a 2 to 0 duel in which both Pittsburgh runs in the eighth were unearned Pollet ball s the Bucs won pitched six-hon just three hits Errors by Eddie Stanky and Don Mueller sent home the runs that wound up the asingiea for Koslo in 8th Pirates 000 000 020—2 Giants 000 000 0OO—0 — (ones stanky Mueller 2B— Thom son izi iB -- Garagiola Kiner Winner Pollet 0 Loser— Jones Coast Leaguers 4 1951 Rams' Outstanding Line Performer 0 Hot Rods After 55-00- Y- For a team that ranks sixth in team batting it takes a lot of mileage on hits to stay in first place and that was as good a reason an any why the Indians still were a game in front of the Yankees in the hot American league race to- La-bi- Keglers Prepare For Big Series (5-- 6) 6 (1-- Za-ri- 2a-ril- la Schedule Boston might) Wednesday's Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh Hitless Tribe Continues To Set Pace mtidavW-- Examiner GB Cincinnati Braoklyn ABRHO ABBHO1 Mer'manct 3 0 2 2 Furillorf 4 12 4 l l i Reese ss Ryan2b 4 111 4 12 2 Wystekrf 4 0 11 Snidercf Klus'skllb 4 0 2 10 Roh'ns'n2b 4 0 0 4 4 0 0 2 Hodgeslb Adcocklt 3 0 0 8 4 0 0 1 Camp'ellac 3 0 0 11 Stallcupss 3 0 0 3 PafkoU Howellc a o i i M MHlan3b 3 0 14 Cox3b 2 0 11 NEW YORK Aug 29 (AP)— An Foxp 3 0 0 0 Labinep 3 0 0 0 old story of the ring — the ambi32 1 7 24 Totals eoiais 29 3 7 27 tious newcomer vs the comeback-in- g 000 001 000 — I veteran — will be enacted Brooklyn 000 100 02x— 3 E—Reese 2 RBI — Snider 3 Kluszewski again in the Polo grounds on Oct 11 when undefeated Rocky Mar-cian- o 2B— Kluszewski Cox HR— Snider SB-R-eese takes on Joe Louis in a ten an andS— Merriman DP — AifcMiHan RyKluszewski Campanella ana round bout Reese Robinson and Cox Winner— Promoter Jim Norris who has i 0 Loser — Fox been hot after this match for some time filially clinched it yesterday New York Pittsburgh AB R H O AB R H O when he got Marciano's handlers 0 Cast'ione3b 0 5 0 to agree to take 15 per cent of the Met vichlb 3 0 1 11 S(anky2b ia Wiirms2b net gate The Wellls Marty and Saffclrf 10 0 1 Darkss 0 Al who direct the Brockton belt5 12 1 Mayscf Thomascf 1 KinerH 0 3 er's business had been holding out 10 0 1 Irvinil 0 3 Bellrf 0 3 Thomaon3b for 20 Louis will get 45 percent 10 0 2 Lockmanlb 0 11 Norris set a $25 top for the fight Phillipslb 3 O Gar'giolac 10 0 4 Yvarsc 1 MueUerrf and said he expected it to gross 3 0 MCuIghc 2110 over $250000 The International Strickldss 3 00 00 21 Jones p Koslop Boxing club president said it prob- Cole2b 3 0 0 0 aHigney Polletp ably will not be televised If that's Ken'dyp the case the show will be uiDed Idaho Falls 492 470 Billings Pocatello 426 339 110 Boise Salt Lake Citv is settinc the Dace 36 4 9 30 in attendance for the season clos 33 3 8x29 Totals Tntala xTwo out when winning Tun scored 9 Ogden after poor aCalled out on strikes for De Maestri ing September attendance during June and July n 9th 010 002 000 0—3 has picked up considerably at the Was hinaton 030 000 000 1—4 turnstiles Chicago E— Robinson RBI— KlutU Fox 2 The current winning streak and Michaels Coleman 2B— Kluttz Mi- the fine brand of ball dished out — S— SB Yost Fox Coleman chael! DP — DeMaestri Fox and Robinson: by the Reds during the oast month Carraaquel Pox and Robinson Winner bas brought customers back to John — Dorian Loaer— Porterfield Afiiecft park The Reds have six remaining St Leals New ABRHO ABRHD home games as3 follows: Salt Lake at Og4 2 0 0iTGutre3b September 4 111 Bauerjf 1 DelsinJ cf 8 13 2 den Monday's game will be played Rtizutoss SSI Bowlers of Salt Lake and Oudpn 6 6 2 2 Taylorlb 4 0 0 7 at 11 am at Affleck park with a Woodlinsjlf 4 0 0 3 bGarver 100 0 00 night game at Derks field at 8 ljave been invited to perform in D'M'ci 2 0 0 11 3 Arftlb Berrae the "bowl in"your own class'' tour4 2 15 pm 3 0 2 3 Mapesrf Silverae nament over the week-en- d at Og3 0 0 1 0 0 0 91Woodlt September 5 Twin Falls at Og- den Mirelb Bowling Center Maxie Kosof 0 0 0 Battsc 5 13 9 den Collins lb announces M Doug d3b 1 0 0 0 Marsh 2b 4 0 12 Boise at Ogden September Colem'nIb 8 0 3 1 Jennings ss 3 0 0 3 a singles event for This will be seaReds The wind the entire up 4 0 0 0 2 10 0 Byrne p Raschip men and women It is a son's play against the Bees at Salt warm-uo o o o Ost aklp for the regular season 0 0 0 1 Lake September 8 and 9th Heguep which in September Squads 0 0 0 0 a Brown opens in the Shaughnessy playoff Play 0 10 Kuzavap will "bpen September 11 The tirst are scheduled for 7 9 and 11 p m oft Sunday and Monday Rules are 36 8 9 30 place1 team will meet the- - third 35 7 9 30 Totals Totals team at Salt Lake and the posted at Ogden Bowling Center aAnnounced for Hogue In 9th place Three days remain in the Smalley bS truck out tor Taylor in 8th second place club will oppose the 100 310 000 3—7 New York club in the first handicap tournament 010 010 030 0—5 fourth place St Louis Rhees and Udy Kearl lead in the E — Mapes Marsh Arft RBI— Woodling round If the home teams each win two games no further games will mixed doubles with 1363 3 Batta 2 Rizzuto Raschl MaGtiire SB— Woodling Wood DiMaggin silver be necessary Should the teams Delsing SB— Rizzuto McDougald Colethe third man S — Wood Raschi Bauer Rizzuto split the first two games game will be played on the other DP — Rizzuto and Miao Coleman and Mize: Marsh Jennlnga and teams fields Loser — The final series between the Taylor Winner —Kuava (10-Byrne two winners will collide in a best three out of five game series 0 WEST POINT N Y Ogden has attracted around 29 fans after an up and down (AP) — Army football Aug practice season Bad weather a ten game opens today and Coach Earl (Red) losing streak and some early in- Blaik's biggest immediate problem consistent" performances cost the is to get acquainted with the young men who will block and carrv the Ogden club a lot of customers Now that the Reds are very much ball for him this fall back in the race for a post in the Gone — wiped out bv the recent attendance examination cribbing scandal — is BONNEVILLE SALT FLATS Shaughnessy playoff be great for the remaining tne powerful squad that won No 2 Utah Aug 29 (UP) —Hot rod driv- should six home contests national ranking last year and that er raced away with two more of- Two Rig Reasons was figured to finish equally high this season ficial records here yesterday in atCecil Scheffel Manager In its place is a young inexperiqualifying runs of the Bonneville tributes the comeback of the Reds enced varsity squad of 35 comto two things: better pitching and national speed trials almost posed entirely of members work around splendid the keyA model A roadster powered by stone sack For good measure of the I960 plebe team It's a a Cadillac 6 engine and driven Bobby Guth and Joe team playing a man Long have sophomore sized major schedule by Bmz Wagner of Huntington started to hit and his aides caught only If the Reds can attract 10000 a Blaik Park Calif turned in an average brief glimpse of these athletes more customers in six the games y speed of 141254 for the season from a financial standpoint ain spring practice He must build run The previous record for the will from scratch and be successful Business Mana- he big time team has just a month to do the job Class D modified roadster division ger Johnny Sarlo reports Salt Lake has a mathematical The first game of a tough nine was held by Jot Home of Norwalk edge over other clubs of the league game schedule is Sept 29 with Calif at 127585 set last year in the race for the league chamA rear engine streamlined model 'sure pionship They appear T Ford class B roadster driven by champs' tember 7 of the Ogden Akton Miller Whittles- - Calif set will feature the finals of club togetherplayers with Business Manaat new record average of 158277 theOgden "Baseball Jubilee Queen' bath- ger Johnny Sarlo and Manager miles per hour ing feature Wednesday with Cecil Scheffel will receive gifts at A homemade Lakester built Twin Falls and Ogden night providing fans appreciation night from an aircraft fuel tank and the baseball action Eight lovelies equipped with a 44 cubic inch of the four military installations of Crosley engine turned in a quali- the Ogden area will vie for the fying speed of 987925 fastest so far in the small engine class The Lake- title and a jaunt to Hollywood in September ster was driven by Robert Alberts early September 0 will feature two of San Jose Calif groups of old timers and on Sep- LOS ANGELES Aug 29 (UP)— Art (Golden Boy) Aragon was in a good bargaining position today to demand a title bout with Jimmy Carter after belting out a decision over the lightweight e ecounter champion in a The Los Angeles Mexican made one of the few fast finishes of his career at Olympic auditorium last night to win the decision after Carter had given him a boxing lesson in the opening rounds 4 0 12 3 111 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 tS-- 3) Press Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati ) 0 0 1 0 Boone 0 0 2 Chapmancf 2B IRC Phone 8844 Cincinnati Team In Legion Final Favorites Take Junior Events - 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