Show ' I ' mk CSDEN ' — TTF I' T SKINS SHINE - Lebaron Is t Boston Pushes Over Seven Runs VALDES SUFFERS Leaders To Handcuff-LeaguLOSS TO tween Baltimore and the Nats LIGHT OPPONENT By ED WILKS at Washington was rained out Associated Press K Star in Grid Upset e j BELTER — Paul Pettit is leading the Class A Mexican League in batting as an outfielder with 417 The be spectacled slugger of the Mexico City Tigers is the same young man who several years ago was paid $100000 for signing with the Pirates as a pitcher BONUS Negro Star Sets Pace At Toronto 9-- TORONTO (AP) — If Charlie Sifford can push his luck again today he will send the Canadian Open golf championship chase Into another tailspin The betting is he won't His record doesn't say so Just the United same the National States Negro champion from Philadelphia pranced on the Weston Club course yesterday humming snatches of music and fired a sensational first-round 63 nine under par This figure equaled the Canadian Open record for any one round It sent the fans into' a brand new dither only a few minutes after word got around that little Jerry Barber of Beach Calif had shot a hole in one at the par jazz-minde- d " La-gu- na 130-yar- d three fourth The Philadelphian's 63 stood d up despite everything the American pros — plus a superb round by Vancouver's Stan Leonard could do One stroke back with 64 was Arnold Palmer last year's U S Amateur champion from Pa and now a pro and at 66 came Leonard along with Fred Hawkins of St Andrews 111 and Tommy Bolt of Chattanooga Tenn highly-favore- La-tro- be Alston Has Few Changes NEW YORK (AP) — The pennaBrooklyn Dodgers lead excomforted by a first their shakeup of perienced the season today after a disturbed "Walter Alston reportedly them what was termed in some quarters a speech Alston after seeing his Dodgers stagger through one of their most listless performances of the season in last night's loss to New York announced he was making a couple of changes for today's finale against the Giants The manager said Junior Gilliam would replace Don Zimmer at second and Jackie Robinson would be in left field instead of Sandy Amoros He also had a few choice words to say to a couple of unidentified Dodgers who Incidentally were not the benched ' athletes No Dodger would admit there Was a speech by Alston let alone disclose its text nt-bound 14-gam- e gart "you-better-wake-u- 5-- 1 Junior Softball Joust Opens — SALT LAKE CITY i (UP) Play in the Junior Mutual Improve-- : ment Association softball tourna- ment among teams from Latter-- ' day Saints Church Wards in Utah Arizona Idaho California and Nevada continued today with 12 games scheduled in two parks The feature performance yesterday was turned in by Larry Merril of St David Ariz as he hit two home runs and struck out 17 batters However St David lost to Central Park 7 to 6 in a tight game 7-- 1 e 14-h- it and-sprai- ns t back-to-bac- k der way Delock a right- ld hander who had failed against New York in two previous tries checked the Bombers on two hits 'til the seventh when Elston Howard's double and a pinch single by Joe Collins scored the Yanks' run He gave five hits for the night double-heade- r A be twi-nig- ht MA JO R L E DODGERS j 5-- 1 SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Play in the annual Utah Junior Open Golf Tournament settled s down to the today with players from Ogden Logan Brigham City and Salt Lake City still in the running Jerry Comer of Logan made the next to last round with an victory over highly-favore- d upset but Cacky Marlow Quick Billv G'ver of of Binneville scored another up Brigham City set by eliminating bieve Atams of Salt Lake 3 and 1 Rusty Bowerbank of Ogden had to go an extra hole to down Bob Zito of Salt Lake while Bob Lee of Salt Lake City defeated his fellow townsman Mike Taylor by the easy margin of semi-final- 1-- 1-- 7 and 5 HANGING ON—Casey Stengel appeals to the hired hands settles ior less and turns erably easier 3-- 2 6-- 4 31-2- 8 er 5-- 4 Crane's Play For Utah State Title n ll MINOR RESULTS AMERICAN ASSN Minneapolis 7 Charleston 2 Toledo 5 St Paul 1 Omaha 6 Indianapolis 3 Louisville 6 Denver 2 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Columbus 1 Montreal Buffalo Syracuse Rochester 0 Havana Toronto 3 Richmond 2 SOUTHERN ASSN Nashville 4 Birmingham Chattanooga 11 Atlanta 8 fll innings) Mobile 5 Memphis 4 New Orleans 8 Little Rock 1 TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas 4 Fort Worth 3 Shreveport 5 Houston 2 Beaumont 4 San Antonio 2 Tulsa 9 Okahoma City 7 WESTERN LEAGUE Lincoln 14 Sioux City 1 Des Moines 5 Wichita 3 Colo Springs 15 Pueblo 4 4-- Padres Upset SMALL Rivals 4-- 3 PRESS at Iowa State Teachers College "The larger colleges prefer to ignore the problems of the smaller schools" he declared in a letter to the editor of the Waterloo Iowa Courier "The major colleges are clamoring for unlimited television" he wrote 4They say that they are acting only to satisfy fans not for money Then it would not seem a handicap to televise the games on Monday when they would not openly compete with the smaller schools playing weekend football" Starbeck criticized some large universities for "recruiting huge freshman squads to be boiled down to make up their varsity teams Many a boy is thus denied the opportunity of enjoying competition even though he could have derived the benefits of play ing had he not been urged to attend the big school i in 10 innings Sacramento last night and pulled to within just one percentage point of second place Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League 4-- 3 SeatPortland beat on relief pitcher Bill tle Kennedy's wild throw to first in the ninth inning In the only other PCL game first-plac- e 5-- 4 Oakland's Tom Borland walked in San Francisco's winning run as the Seals triumphed 4-- before only 466 home fans Attendance the night before was 813 3 Tooele Schedules Golf Tournament All-Sta- rs Utah (UP) — Play begins at the Tooele Municipal Golf Course Saturday in the annual Western Utah Amateur Golf Tournament The event had been scheduled for May but was called off because of wind and snow TOOELE at 9:30 pm Crane's hold a 17-- 2 win over the Rockettes they defeated Price Mummies 4 and turned back Highland Maids early in the joust 4 The tournament is a double defeat classic 20-yar- d CEDAR FALLS Iowa (AP) — Small college foot-ba- ll is fighting a "battle for life" in the opinion of C L Buck Starbeck a small college football coach Earl Rapp's bat drove in three decisive runs as San Diego beat Legion Perform Tonight SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — The sixth annual Utah junior r baseball game will be Lake City's on Salt played tonight Derks field featuring American Legion stars from around the All-Sta- ' COAST LEAGUE SUNSET ARMY AND NAVY STORE 9-- L W Seattle Hollywood San Diego Portland Los Angeles Sacramento Oakland 7 San Francisco 80 78 77 71 71 63 83 63 YESTERDAY'S 567 539 538 514 504 458 441 80 441 lads will be Steve Watson but the opening moundsman for the Staters had not yet been announced President Eddie Irishman of the Salt Lake Bees will throw out the first ball 0--3 5-- 3 4-- 4 Idaho Draws for Special Elk Hunt BOISE (AP) — The State Fish and Game Department plans a public drawing in its Boise office tomorrow afternoon for 1675 special elk hunt permits Director Ross Leonard said successful applicants would be notified as soon as possible BAS U E E All-Churc- All-Chur- ch 60"xC2" MlOfffan (7-- 33 10 2413 64"x82" v 1 2 695 Wool -- - Cost 1500 Size 62x84 Pailsey Comforters Colors Maroon Blue (3--4) 895 0-- 3) 7 Asst Colors— 2 for 1150 Res- - Indian Style - Cotton i M 3 Rcconditioncd-A- cq 100 SO— "--- 7: Genuine Army Valuo A—3721 6) - Size n Himnrr enrf Waltlrua Face 4 Simmon 2 Miller Simmons 4 race 3 w — Face Wool 75 SCORES BALL C0K1F0RTER Wool SIzo Syracuse scored three runs In the first inning with a walk to Russ Hansen and singles by Norm Hansen Paul Ceok and Golden Waite Clearfield scored its only run from a tremendous home run by Anthony Montgomery R H E 5 9 1 Second Syracuse Clearfield First 1 6 2 Egan and Sessions Ashby and Gailey 1995-No- w Army Style Comforter 8) Ideal for Car Robes Picnics Camping etc twi-nig- ht STANDINGS J Khaki and Green J-J- 6) 6) 9) 100 6) PILLOWS (12-6- 8) 7) l Feather zK db xj-X5- -x- 0) 6) 8) 7) (5-1- $( I Size 17x24 j ml v v v ol ST (J 0) All-Vo- Assorted Colors j EASY TERMS NO DOWN PAYMENT Lrr-Gr- oss (1-- NECESSARY 2) ! 1 1 (7-- 5) Lr-T- urley mm MM e isivw 1) U (?) IK i J 3) ih i r 1 1 id i:hm:iv r-i- irii t - Mr-- i :u coi 117 iri : k A ih -- 4 - ' this season He is a member of the football playing Burris claa of Muskogee I 50 event it Okia (NEA)— Oklahoma has another Burris— half- back Bob— in its starting lineup OGDEN ARMY AND NAVY STORE imam h 7 9 13 18 v NORM AN Juv 5-- 4 Burrus as Usual OUR ANNUAL Syracuse Second Ward defeated 1 Clearfield First last night at Syracuse to qualify for the softball tournament at Salt Lake City next week Syracuse will enter the event as the No 2 team from Division Three The Ogden 34th Ward is the division champion and will also participate in the 7 RESULTS 5-- Syracuse Will Enter Tourney 4 4 Portland 5 Seattle 4 ' state against those of the Salt ningst (Only games scheduled) Lake metropolitan area Starting pjtcher for the city GB Oakland 3 Sacramento 3 (10 la San Francisco San Diego Pet 61 65 68 87 70 77 80 0-- 4 4-- ' STANDINGS 1 1-- 7 1-- 3 COLLEGE TEAMS FIGHT FOR LIFE NOW By THE ASSOCIATED 4 6) as-h- to the bench The Yankee manager's first five pennants in the Bronx were consid" 83 14 37 8 Totals Khaki-Val- uo Mil waakee aSingled for Lemon In 4th St Levis taking 3 count for Feller ABH OA AB H O A w I Pet GB In blnjured 6th 5 2 3 6 0'Con112b Hemus3b 4 13 3 12 47 cFouled out for Evers in 6th 605 Nw York i 2 Pafkocfrf Moonlb ' out for Houtteman in 9th 68 45 1 dStruck 602 2 Chicago Mathews3b Musialrf 70 48 Cleveland 593 3 010 220 000 — 5 Aaronrflf Virdoncf ltt Cleveland Boston 4 68 50 1 576 3 023 200 20x— 9 Detroit Sch'nd'stb Loganss Detroit 62 55 9 530 0 Crowelb Whisenajntlf SB— House SB — Kaline HR — Doby Kansas ' City 48 70 407 23 4 0 Thomsonlf Repulskilf — Avila SB House Woodling 41 74 1 337 39 Washington aBrutoncf Sarnic — Lemon 3 Torgeson BB SF— Maxwell Narleski 37 77 Baltimore 1 325 32tt 1 Crandalle Grammasss 13 — 3 1 2 SO Birrer Feller Bunning a Buhlp Arroyop 0 0 Narleski 3 Bunning 1 Birrer 3 W — YESTERDAY'S RESULTS (4-Mackinsonp 0 0 L— Lemon (13-A— Birrer 0 0 bFrazier Detroit 9 Cleveland 8 15836 Boston 7 New York 1 (nighth Lawrencep 0 0 Baltimore at Washington two games 37 14 27 13 Totals S3 8 27 13 xl- postponed rain NATIONAL LEAGUE ' (Only games aSafe on error for Thomson In 6th scheduled) bForced Grammas for Mackinson in 1 8th TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS j203 000 042—11 MUwaukee Kansas City at Chicago (3)— Porto-carrer- o — St Louis 101 020 000 4 3- -i vs and Herbert W L Pet GB 2B— Hemus Aaron 2 3B— Psfko Trucks (11-and Byrd (6-77 39 HR — Pafko Mathews CrandaU Moon 664 Brooklyn — (12-Cleveland at Detroit Score — S 63 55 14 542 Milwaukee Arroyo Hemus Logan Crowe BB— vs Lary dlllt 63 55 New York 534 15 Buhl 7 Arroyo 2 Mackinson 2 SO — New York jit Boston— Ford (13-vs Philadelphia 60 61 496 19" Buhl 6 Arroyo 1 Mackinson 3 Lawti Nixon 59 64 480 21ft rence 1 W— Buhl (11-L—Arroyo Chicago (11-(Only games scheduled) 57 63 475 22 Cincinnati A—10563 52 64 St Louis 448 25 TOMORROW'S GAMES 44 76 367 35 Cinelanatl Chicage Pittsburgh Kansas City at Cleveland night ABHO A 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Brooklyn cGrounded out for Negray in 7th New York Housec 3 3 Strickland! 100 101 02x—5 2B— Snider dGrounded out for Miller in 9th Hatfield2b Haak 3B— Mays SF— Lemonp 300 000 010—4 Mueller BB — Craig 1 Monzant 4 SO— aMitcheU PhUadelphi Bunningp 121 001 Olx—6 Craig 1 Monrant g HO— Craig 6 in 6 Feller p Pittsburgh Birrerp 2B—Lynch DP—Clement Groat and Labine 3 In Z W— Monzant U-L— 0 0 bZvera Ward Groat J O'Brien and Ward Craig (3-A—27709 0 0 cWyna C Hk V V (1-- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Littlt Eddie Lebaron-- a midget among pro football giants at only 163' pounds proved last night that size isn't important e pitched four touchdown passes to giv the Washington Redskins a well deserved victory over tha Los Angeles Rams The game played before 77935 fans in the Memorial Coliseum for Los Angeles Times Charitiea Inc was decided by the margin of a field goal in the second period — a boot by Vic Jano-wic- z former Ohio State star But Lebaron's superlative ball" handling generalship long-a- nd accurate kicking and his accurate passes none of which was intercepted were the real difference between the clubs in the exhibition game- - 4 ' 0 0 0 0 Narleskip 0 0 10 Houttemanp 1 0 0 0 dKiner STANDINGS Bob in-and-- AG AMERICAN LEAGUE ( AP) — Satterfield the unpredictable heavyweight slugger ponfisdered over his tic progress today after scor- In the National League Brooklyn lost its second straight to New York Milwaukee hoChimered past St Louis 11-ing a unanimous decision cago regained fifth place from over Cuban Nino Valdes a Cincinnati and Pittsburgh leading contender for Rocky defeated Philadelphia Marciano's title Willie Mays led the Giants' atSatterfield dealt the giant tack with a triple two singles Valdes his 10th defeat in 45 and a walk and figured in all bouts last night in a nationof New York's runs Ramon at ally televised Monzant going the distance for Chicago Stadium the first time in the majors won In a bout that few observhis second while scattering eight ers thought would go the hits and striking out eight limit since both men had 75 Del Crandall's grand slammer per cent knockout averages in the eighth put the Braves beSatterfield hammered Valdes yond reach following earlier hoto the floor in the final mers by Andy Pafko and Ed Mathround but he couldn't keep ews that had built a lead him there The Chicago Milwaukee now trails Brooklyn outweighed 32 pounds Negro by 14 and still heads New York and a 3 to 1 underdog won a by one unanimous decision Hank Sauer only a sometimes starter with the Cubs these days belted a jjair of homers for all of Chicago's runs Smoke Burshot in the first gess hit a for the Redlegs before Bob Rus settled down for his 10th victory The Phils got three runs in the first then Elroy Face knuckled down while the Pirates battled back with 16 hits 11 of them off loser Curt Simmons Richie Ashburn tops in NL hitting pulled a back muscle trying Crane's polished feminine soft-bato beat out a hit and left the team of Ogden plays for the game in the second inning Utah State title at Glade Softball Park in Salt Lake City this evening Crane's meet Highland Maids of Salt Lake at 7:30 pm If they are victorious they will wrap up the championship If they lose they will meet in a second game (7-- Bowcrbank Wins Another Round CHICAGO LOSE AUGUST 18 1953 sr n Le ' The This Ameican League race is so screwy even the contending are talking with managers tongues in cheek Each one maintains his guys are going to win it but none of them sounds convincing Just a couple of days ago Al Lopez of Cleveland observing there were no pushovers in the league figured there wasn't much chance of one club getting hot and racing off with the flag — but if any club could do it his Indians could what with their pitching and all And Chicago's Marty Marion ever sure his White Sox will come out on top nevertheless conceded he couldn't see all that New York talent going to rot Casey Stengel meanwhile patted his Yankees on the head and warned that the Boston Red Sox were not to be written off So what happens? Detroit up and busts Cleveland for the second straight day yesterday' 5 as the Tribe lost its third in a row behind the failures of its mound aces — Mike Garcia Early Wynn and Bob Lemon And Boston still persistent if not as consistent wallops t he Yanks off a streak behind the excellent pitching of Ike Delock SLIM LEAD All of which left the Yanks Just one game and three percentage points ahead of the White Sox who were idle pending a double-heade- r with Kansas City today Chicago in turn is a half game up on the Indians who are but two games ahead of the fourth-placBostons The Tigers who had lost six straight to Cleveland before making it two in a row over the Tribe mistreated Lemon for six hits and five runs in three innings That's the longest of any of Lopez' big three has lasted in the last three games Jim Bunning gave up solo homers to Larry Doby Bobby Avila and Gene Woodling before Babe Birrer came on to win in relief Al Kaline back to 350 to top major league batters and Bill Tuttle had three hits each in the Tigers' attack as Cleveland used four pitchers for the third straight game Hoot Evers a regular breaks- guy suffered an eye when struck by his own injury foul in pinch role for the In dians The Yanks who three timet have won seven in a row this season gave up their chance at eight straight as Boston scored five times in the sixth inning Grady Hatton and Jim Piersall laced Bob Turley for triples to get the frame un- R3 R OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING to Slim CI mm STANDARD-EXAMINE- |