Show THURSDAY MAY 26 IVENINO THI OGDEN (UTAH) 19SS Id!§ Views of Sport League at Ease Over The Phillies Pioneer League carpet-- s Upper Last NlfM’a Raialtc Nashua Picked Preakness Gets Attention Of Turf World BALTIMORE (AP) — If the winnings of all those entered against Nashua for the one hungrand Preakness on SaturThe 32nd annual Intermoun-tai- n dred could be rolled into one day Amateur Golf Tourney be- colt the combination wouldn’t gan here today with more than come close to the dollars he’s taken in little more than s year 75 aimonpurea entered ' Jim Crandall’s charges will be fwOVir Post entries after pairings were in business also to keep out of the tO Falls at at Great fighting Ogden BUlings Nashua of being ’ Pocatello at Magic Pioneer League basement BillSalt Lake announced were expected to swell unruly goes into the Preakness standings t breakfast and won- Valley IdahoCity Falls at Boise ings and Ogden are running neck the field still further ders at firsts just what it is that with $502440 piled up in 13 and neck for this distinction PecattUe Magic Valley is so agreeably familiar After a ABHO A The 32 low scorers today will races 10 of them victories and ABHO A Bees showother three second bit he gets it: the Phillies are in 4 12 1 Schu'm’naa Hcrmanrf 5 13 0 The Salt Lake City qualify for the championship theThe 3 3 15 ing improvement come to Ogden 5 18 0 Keefelb Wandrsb Preakness first last place of 2 0 0 for a 7:45 pm date tomorrow Campanacf 4 13 11 flight The next 16 will go into approximately $65000 prize It’s been 10 years since the 54 0 3100 Estradacf 0 dependCaniszorf Lobitzlb 5 The Bees return Sunday the first flight Match play be- ing on the number of entries 0 night Phillies finished a proper eighth 3 12 1 Rob’rsonc Yar’chuklf 4 12 0 with a 1:30 3 4 5 3 McDade2b 4 for Rush 3b engagement 16 pm credita gins tomorrow made would make the Belair Stud’s colt 1947 they though 4 13 0 Duranlf Swiechc 3 2 3 0 Ogden and on Memorial Day the Williams last tied and Tommy the 10th highest money earner year’s run it for able 3 13 3 Parisi2b wounchup Lindley ss ’4121 Anderson p 2 10 0 teams will clash here at 7:45 pm Francis p champ is now a pro but Ar- of all time at the tender age of with Pittsburgh for seventh place 30 0 100 Coburn nold Peterson Pocatello winner 3 years Wally Sinner notched his third Go back to 1945 though and you 1 0 0 0 aLuchessip in losses four givin 1953 was on hand to bid for victory against The entry list is to he settled reach an era when the Phillies Q O 0 0 Kinfp to He hits the Ogden title seaing up eight Even if all six of those were really the Phils That today THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 34 13 27 9 38 10 24 11 Totals two expected to join Nashua at the enrolled yielded two runs in both the first ByThe include A1 Lopez (left) Cleveland Indians’ manager looks slightly frusOgdenites son they lost 108 games which ' aGrounded out for Coburn in 8th San Diego Padres riding former Intermountain kings Gus $500 window show up their total 000 301 000—4 and fifth innings plus a single-to- n was no record for them but was Pocatello on of the Pacific Coast trated as Umpire John Flaherty refuses to listen to the “last Becker and 014 9 Olx— high top 003 11 out in sixth struck but the Valley Magic to tradition word” faithful he from had thumbed Lopez the game with the after at least Henry Msthieu winnings are only $286246 R — Estrada Canizzo Rush 2 Wan-dr- a League standings today could was at The knotted Match will game tomorrow can’t 2 play 3 open fans Lobitz cliSwiech baseball posin Sox Cleveland White the at The Campana Only one of them individually Young eighth inning thumbing Anderson E — Rush Campana from the sixth to the ninth in- thank shortstop Buddy Peterson with the in finals each Lindley The Phillies the Stable’s Saratoga apflight maxed and rhubarbs between Sox The White Montpelier Lopez sibly appreciate Flaherty their winning Francis HR— Rush Swiech Campana nings Then the Mustangs erupt- for extending next 4--1 Monday Nashua’s 10 triumphs had a word win with 2BH — Rush last the team today is like proaches Duran Yarem-chu- k ed Lobitz really — and with a for four runs in the final in- streak to Professional Ernie Schneiter But only three of Saratoga’s DP —Lindley to McDade Winsevalmost any other circus catch ner — Anderson Loser— Francis HO — ning and sewed up the game looks for spirited competition en victories the Bowie EndurIt has money It 1 3 3 5 0 10 Coburn in In Francis It was the bottom of the 9th The loss was pinned on A1 ance Gold Cup the Spalding King 3 in 1 SO — Francis 1 Coburn plays in Connie at Los Angeles last night and a — out was knocked who 1 Anderson 3 BB Francis 2 Coburn Hoisington Lowe Jenkins and the Chesa- Mack Stadium The Angels had 1 Anderson 4 ER— Francis 8 King 1 de- scoreless tie box of The in the the ninth — a — peake were in the big money is which Anderson 4 PB Swiech WP Anderfairly two down but runners on first record — feat gives him a — Anderson HBP events compared with nine for son 8 Jerry y reason-ablCampana spacious Wandra by Francis T— 2:10 A —689 Blackburn finished up for Og- and second Pinchhitter Johnny well-scrubbe- d Nashua as reflected by his money Pramese belted a wicked liner den : return of $88475 Sslt Lske Great Falla p1a Dick Stewart playing his first that Peterson dived for and ABHO A ABHO A of normal 4 0 2 4 Amayasa Ayers2b 4 16 2 game for Billings hit a home run caught as he hit the ground major league diThen in the 11th inning Milt 4 12 0 Fern’dezcf Rommel 3b 4 112 mensions It em4 2 2 1 Browne rf lam’teocf 2 0 4 0 in his first time up in the second Smith’s double drove in A1 Fed-eroMore than 65 feminine golfers 5 113 LeJohn3b bSturgeon 10001 inning He also figured in the in the weekly program ploys some first-clas- s 0 competed for the marker 2 2 3 4 Rochelli2b winning Jessenlb 3 0 6 ninth inning rally at the Ogden Golf and Country By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 2 13 0 Given lb Donahue c 3 2 5 2 operatives San John Carmichael Diego’s Don Leslie opened the inning like Robin Roberts who occasion- 4 0 101 Elder lf Club yesterday Rushingrf 33 0 101 ST LOUIS — Holly Mims 0 3 3 a walk Tom Taylor worked scattered six hits The Angels’ By UNITED PRESS Fannonlf with 12 Mannlnfc base diIn the contest in 154H ally put difficulties in the way of 1 0 0 2 Picker p Hillman allowed five until Washington putting outpointed Leonss 3 12 3 count and Dave for a Boise batters had trouble solv- - vision A Mrs Verl Ferguson and Charley Green the opposition A year ago for 0 0 0 3 Sheridan p 160 Los Anclimbed Fiocchip 02 0 00 2 Hoisington came in the the 10th when relieved Magic Valley Turk atop by 0 0 Blackburn Taylor got his Lown Croninp example Philadelphia was hors- 0 0 0 0 Ryanp Pioneer League last night with a ing the pitching of Ken Rowe Mrs Joe Leven tied with 14 putts geles 10 0 0 0 0 walk Barkelewp and Blackburn then anyway 9 to 4 victory over Pocatello while and were able to push across only Mrs G T Hone won in B division second-placing around in first place at this aBarr 0 0 0 0 losWith Seattle hit Stewart with a pitched ball to date to 0 Boise San ing dropped into second place single runs in the fifth and ninth with 14 putts Hollywood Diego’s 28 6 27 13 load the bases Totals 30 8 27 18 The low scores on number Nothing like that in the good aWalked for Barkelew in 9th to 6Vi games The after taking a 4 to 2 beating at innings Idaho Falls scored sinlead stretched Manager Jack Paepke fanned Padres have won 23 out of the 24 the hands of the Idaho Falls Rus- gletons in the first and third and seven were recorded by Mrs old days Then the club was bGrounded out for Ismmstteo in 9th 000 200 021—5 but Carl Long walked to score Falla broke its home was an antiquated Great sewed up the game in the eighth E F Easley Mrs H M Lund San Francisco’s Seals slipped sets 010 000 201—4 Salt Lake slum called Baker Bowl and it ft —Donahue Rommel Jesaen Barr Leslie Ben Sinquefield singled to into third place on their 0 The Cowboys hold when Johnny Hack doubled in Mrs Earl Rushmer and Mrs however left and when John Prokopchek 2 LeJohn Rochelli Manning couldn’t beat anybody Whenever Browne one-half a marTony Srano and then stole home Richard Wagner over sevPortland the game only shaky E— Rochelli Jessen SB — bobbled the ball Taylor Stewart victory Manning Low scores on number 16 were Water Skiing Seating any player remotely resembling Fernandez enth over Braves the without defeat for gin 2 Given Browne Rommel Great Falls used up three pitch victory Robin Roberts showed up he was S— Sheridan Rommel 3BH — LeJohn and Long scored Refreshments Mrs Claude Gene In a and Bearden and other last ers Sacramento games Parry inning keeping the Bees from their Mrs W H RBI — DonaRochelli Donahue Ogden’s two runs in the fifth walloped Oakland 16-- 3 to end a done up in tissue paper and rib- 2BH — Mrs Jackson Reid 9 5 to a a in row win sixth Joe Reliefer win rally gave Billings 3 Leon Rochelli 2 LeJohn Given came when Sinner hit Joe Soto bons and sold off to the Cubs or hue over Ogden and Great Falls Ryan turned back a determined Peterson had the low score on streak Fernandez DP —Rochelli to Amaya to with a losing walked Drew Gilbert Given LeJohn to Manning toGiven pitch Giants or Dodgers four R f fought down to the wire to beat Salt Lake City rally in the Rochelli to Given Rommel to Jessen and Dick Hicks loaded the bases Next lV‘ ’ j — 4 5 the to ladies Bees of tom Lake Salt at the to the Wednesday ninth Leon to Ayer to Jessen LOB Great with an infield 4ame Ubiquitous Willoughby preCity single Chico Terry ' 7 Sslt Lake 11 HO— Fiocchl 7 Falls for the of June Home run power spelled the serve the game for the Electrics qualify the leg From 1919 to 1945 inclusive in 7 3 Cronin 3 and Barkelew 0 scored Soto on a T" Don Le John broke the scoring Master’s president's and direc- - kllrYl Dan at Twin as difference Falls the Phils were last sixteen times in 3 Picker 6 inlin7 Sheridan 0 in 1 Carl Paylor singled grounder home Gilbert — tor’s The first 3 0 Winner Sheridan in ice Lobitz and for Great Falls in the third Saturday morning Ryan Campy Campana seventh seven times and made Loser—Cronin ER —Picker 3 SheriFielding gems were provided by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS breakfast joust is set for June 4 boosted Bill over Le the Brown in four by tripling baggers the first division (fourth place) dan 1 Fiocchi 3 Cronin 1 SO — Fiocchi Pacific Chico Coast League Joe Soto Dick Hicks and 2 fence with two men aboard John John was singled home by Lou Pidcer 2 BB — Picker 8 Sheridan — once They achieved this record and Dick Stewart of the 1 Terry San Los Angeles 6 Cronin 2 Barkelew 1 HBP Fiocchi Diego Swiech blasted a base empty Rochelli Great Falls then added in spite of the presence of some Ayers by Sheridan T—2:58 A — 1000 visitors Summary: (11 innings) homer to round out scoring hon- two more runs in the eighth and — Lefty (Eat) destructive Ogden Hollywood 7 Seattle 0 ABH O A ors finished with another tally in the O’Doul Chuck Klein Don Hurst Boise Sacramento 16 Oakland 3 Kuehllb 3 0 8 1 Rush the hat ninth Dave Dick Bartell Pink Whitney Spud big provided O A ABH Soto2b 4 14 3 San Francisco 2 Portland 0 OPEN 3 10 0 Herrera3b 3 0 15 for Pocatello clouting a home run Davis Gilbertcf Tonight all Pioneer teams play 4 3 2 0 5 2 6 0 American Association Hicks rf 1245 1:10-4:Trenarycf men on two last night’s opponents in the fourth with -- These musclemen could swat 4 0 0 3 ss 4 0 0 1 Kingss 45 Terry and 35c 0 Mat 4 0 Toledo the runs home and they did boisIndianapolis HallgrenrfIf 35 0103 0 Paylor 3b 44 2 0 20 1 6 St 12 Jacoby Paul ’Omaha Pr’k'pchek sooner But TOP or later terously 141 Stringer 2b 34 20 12 Hosingtonp 44 1102 Charleston 5 Louisville 3 there’d come a pause in the day’s Molerlb Gonderc 0 6 BETTER THAN RINGSIDE! 0 4 12 Denver 4 Gattac 10 Minneapolis THRILLS Hoisington p 4 110 occupation and the little knot of Blackburn p 0 0 0 0 International Campertc 2 0 4 0 gamblers in the bleachers behind League Whitlockp 3 10 4 a chickenwire fence in left field III 35 8 27 9 aForthman 110 0 35 10 27 8 Totals Columbus 10 Havana 8 020 111 004—9 would perk iheir ears expectant- 31 5 27 9 BUlings Other games postponed 33 8 27 17 Ogden Totals 200 021 000— 5 SLOW ly theirs being as a rule the R — Long 2 Soto 2 Hicks Stewart 2 Southern Association aSingled for Whitlock in 9th 020 — 4 101 000 FREE KNIFE WITH LICENSE Idaho Falls Walton Gilbert Platt Kuehl only ears in the neighborhood Paepke 000 010 001—2 Leslie Taylor E— Taylor Walton Gon-dMobile 8 Atlanta 5 MOTION! They were seldom disappoint- Boise R —Gauci 2 Sarno Hack Whitlock 2 Prokopchek S — Leslie Platt Nashville 4 Little Rock 1 OFFICIAL INTERNATIONAL ed “Willoughby -- now pitching” Forthman RBI— Hack Mullin King 2 HR— Stewart 3BH— Platt Soto Gilbert BOATS BY 9 Memphis 8 Gatta Herrera Gauci 2BH — Gauci 2BH — Hicks RBI —Paylor 2 Stewart 2 CHAMPIONSHIP Birmingham HEAVYWEIGHT the announcer would declare and E— DURACRAFT LONE STAR Moler Hack Trenary SB—Hack 2 Platt Terry Sinner Long Sinquefield 3 New Orleans 1 Chattanooga everybody would settle back con- Trenary Mullin 2 DP — Seidel to Hack 2 DP — CONTEST! Walton to Leslie to Taylor TRAILOR BOAT — Seidel 2 WP— Rowe 2 HBP— HerLoser —Hoisington ' HO — Hoisington 9 Texas League tentedly The starting pitcher PB — King ER in 8 Blackburn — — 1 SF S Sarno 1 Rowe ER rera in Hoisingby had been dispatched to the ramDallas 9 Shreveport 6 (11 inRowe 2 Whitlock 3 BB — Rowe 5 ton 7 Blackburn 2 LOB — 7 MOTORS BY shackle hovel in center field Whitlock 8 SO— Rowe 8 Whitlock 6 Ogden 7 SO — Hoisington 4 Billings Sinner 11 nings) MERCURY Blackburn 3 BB —Hoisington 5 Sinwhich served as a clubhouse A— 938 T— 2:20 Houston 4 Tulsa 0 4 Blackburn 1 HBP — Soto by Sinner AND 40 HOISEPOWIR S 6 IS Claude Willoughby was taking up Fort Worth 6 Beaumont 4 ner Stewart by Blackburn WP— Sinner PB — Gonder T— 2:15 A — 293 his daily duties in relief and the San Antonio at Oklahoma City Phils were on their way to a typi STORE postponed A fellow mulls - to Seek Title Over Weekend Ogden Reds will battle the Billings Mustangs in the final game of their first Ogden series of the season at Affleck Park at 7:45 p m this evening The Mustangs wrapped up the series with a ninth inning rally last night 9 to 5 quality about the Idaho Falls 4 0Bois 2 Pocatello 4 Vallay National League these days which Mafic Billings 0 Ogden 5 brings a pleasant warmth to el- - Great Falls 5 Salt Lake City dering bosoms Tealfhl’a Schedale ) Big Field Salt Lake Bees Test Ogden Here Friday Evening By RED SMITH NEW YORK— ‘There is a com- fortable Trampte trDDUihllu net Ip®W (Up 1IA STANDARD-EXAMINE- R over-th- e lq team oft-accuse- San Diego Nine Increases League Lead 0-- d The Cold Shoulder 5-- 5 13-gam- 1-- 2-- Braves Slump to Second 1-- Big Field Takes Part in Weekly Ogden Golf Event 2 MagicValley Cowboys Now Setting Pioneer Pace i ff 1-- Fight Results 3-- 0 j e 7-- OPEN SATURDAY 2-- ! I J bot-!nub- Minor Results 2-- 2-- jt L er t ’ 2-- 1- -3 2-- -- batters 1 9-- 8:20 pm 0-- GOOD FISHING TACKLE PRICED RIGHT W ©sgj er cal defeat 17-to-1- Recess Taken 5 As far away as the Pennsylvania’s North Philadelphia Sta tion a dull persistent booming could be heard as line drives slammed against the tall fence which cast its shadow across first base Outward Bound Those were the days The team was operated by Gerry Nugent as likable a gentleman as ever was uncorrupted by the vulgarities of wealth He kept the team 'together with used chewing gum and bits of carefully husbandec string and as one financial crisis crowded in upon another he sold ' off his best players Klein Hurst Curt Davis Claude Passeau Bartell Bucky Walters Dolf Camilli Kirby Higbe — one by one they were flung from the droshky to appease the wolfish appetites of creditors This has been going on ever since the days of Grover Alexander and Bil' Killefer who had led the Phil lies to the first pennant in 1915 That was the Phils’ only pennant until Nugent also was gone Forced out by the league Gerry sold to a fast operator who made a quick buck before he in turn was tossed out for betting on games After him came Bob Car penter money respectability and a pennant in 1950 It was more fun the way it used to be Jinx’s China Choppers The way it used to be the Phils would come up with characters like Jinx Poindexter a scrawny stringy tough little pitcher out of Texas Jinx could throw bard for a little fellow but it was typical of the Phillies’ luck that when they got him he immediately got a sore arm Through spring training and the early stages of the season they doctored and coddled him On the theory that his arm trouble was due to infected teeth they had his fangs removed and replaced with gleaming new crockery The tale was told that he declined to patronize the club dentist but collected three dollars per tooth and went to a man This could be apocryphal Anyhow the arm got no better and at length Nugent told Poindexter he’d have to go back to Atlanta “Well Gerry” the pitcher said “it’s been nice knowing you You treated me swell and I want to thank you for everything” (Copyright 1955 New York Herald Tribune Inc) left-hande- d - Two Detroit Men Mend Injuries Western League Dial 307 Washington Blvd Stores Hours: 9:00 to 7:00 Colorado Springs 4 Sioux City 3 (10 innings) Lincoln 5 Wichita 4 DETROIT (UP) — Shortstop Pueblo 4 Des Moines 2 Harvey Kuenn and pitcher Steve Gromek of the Detroit Tigers both of whom suffered injuries in Tuesday night’s game with — An the Athletics in Kansas City re(UP) In Philly Fistic Case PHILADELPHIA investigation of the Harold Mederos bout was in recess today until next Wednesday after the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission produced an agreement listing a mysterious “Peter Perri” as a of Johnson The adjournment was called because a close relative of commission Chairman James Corlwy died in New York and he had to John-son-Jul- io turned here yesterday for treat- ment Kuenn suffered a pulled thigh muscle while Gromek strained his back FISHERMEN er attend the funeral Matchmaker Pete Moran one of six respondents in the case w’ill return to the witness chair when the hearing resumes next week State Deputy Atty Gen Herbert Levin counsel for the commission caused a surprise when he entered a document which bore the signatures of “Peter Perri” and Thomas Loughrey as of Johnson a contender The commission is probing the alleged drugging of Johnson which forced him to collapse at the end of the second round of his nationally-televise- d bout with Mederos May 6 The fiasco prompted Gov George Leader to suspend state boxing for 90 days Loughrey and Johnson while admitting their signatures on the document were genuine denied any knowledge of a “Peter Perri” co-pilo- ts light-heavyweig- ht It looks like bait and egg fishing will predominate Our Bait Canteens will keep your Worms and Crawlers fresh and lively and your eggs cool Canteens $245 and $345 If it warms up flies bugs and skeeters will be bad Our Insect Repellent in either stick or liquid will help a lot 1666 Washington Bivd or more and has complete facilities Try this clean comfortable way of camping — RENT A CAMPRITE TRAILER on your next fishing trip or vacation! 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