Show ! Hill Field Sports n n Leagues earns Due on West Coast ioianor Competes In Tourney - si: A Commissioner Ford Frick Has No Comment After Visit ! SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — An eight-mafield which includes 12A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEsix champions will open league 1 ' OGDEN UTAH IMS FRIDAy EVENING AUGUST the 1955 Utah amateur baseball tournament here tonight Hill Air Force Base plays Castle Gate in the tourney opener Hill Air Force1 Base winner of the Salt Lake Amateur league plays Castle Gate victor in the Coal league in an opening round game A South Ogden Farm Bureau team winner of the class B Farm Bureau crown goes against WITH AL WARDEN Tooele Salina winner of the Southern Utah League goes against Syracuse Davis County Army-Nav- y champion and defending state A Dixon H automatically champ As a member of Congress An team that won i and of the Navy member Army an the Uintah Basin title plays Utah becomes honorary Co Athletic Associations As such he is entitled to purchase Power sand Light are scheduled for tickets to the football games of both the Army and Navy tomorrow Finals will be Sunday ' Under his membership in the reArmy Athletic Association he The amount of the check was tin apply for a maximum of ported to be $2000 tickets to tight The annual drawing for elk each game (if he does not attend personally) at a cost of hunting permits in Utah is slated state capitol $800 a seat to be ordered In for Sept 2 at the The Lake in Salt drawing City pairs not singles Athconducted be will J the of by Perry Navy As a member SALT LAKE CITY — San Di-letic Association he can pur- Egan director defeated Ogden chase two tickets at special rates Standard-Examine- r will ego yesterday The 27th Ward in one of the feature to congressmen at $5 a seat and carry the list of successful per- games in the third round of the six tickets for his mit holders the evening of annual Junior use at $600 a iseat SoftloAll seats are in excellent Sept 3 ball tournament in Salt Lake City cations and since Congressman Pierce for the California nine Dixon will be spending the fall Happiness spread both ways a hurled at the Ogden months in Utah he will be hap- when Ernie Banks hit his club in -tying grand-slahomer in In other py to extend his privileges games Malad Third these associations to any con- Wrigley Field Aug 2 A youngWard in who intend edged Pocatello Ninth stituents ster named Don Perry recovered being Nov Fifth downed Farmington Pa Layton the ball in the street and brought Saturday Philadelphia 12-Second and Inglewood 26 1955 when the Army-Navto the Wrigley Field office it Calif Clearfield Secwill be As a walloped him reward Banks gave played game Tickets for this classic must two baseballs one of them auto- ond 15-- 1 ' be requested by Oct 18 1955 graphed Today's schedule is as follows: 12 noon— Chandler vs Menan Tickets to all other Army-Nav1:15 e Army-NotrSecond baseman Johnny Tempm — St David's vs including games con2:30 pm — Holladay Dame Dame and Navy-Notrple of the Cincinnati Redlegs vs Fifth tests will be available Montpelier 3:45 pm — might easily win the National vs Salt Lake 30th 5 Clearfield we If interested in tickets League batting championship this — write Layton Fifth vs Malad suggest you Congressman year if he only had to play against pm 6:15 Third H A Dixon Ben Lomond Hotel Pittsburgh When Temple got pm— Weston vs Og" den 7:30 27th Utah 10 seven hits in pm — Central vs Ogden trips against San 31 Diego it raised (championship semiPittsburgh July 8:45 final) his season's pm— Salt Lake 30th batting average vs Sports Quickies on 470 to the Pirates against Inglewood (championship You can make bets now that 39 hits in 83 official plate ap- semifinal) Casey Stengel will be back next pearances year managing the New York Yankees There have been ruIn Chicago last week Johnny mors that he would retire at the Temple asked this corner to say end of the season In New York a big hello to Mr and Mrs Joe Stengel said: "Retire my eye Leven Ogden baseball fans I've gotta rebuild my pitching "Tftey are wonderful folks" said NORTH ADAMS Mass (UP) staff from the ground up" Archie Moore who called off a Temple scheduled workout and a plane home Ted Williams grand-slaReds return home Aug trip to Montreal vesterdav h- run the other day was the 13th 25Ogden for a series with the Great cause of threatening feather of his career lie is the ninth Falls Electrics ne plans to step up his trainThe Reds have man in baseball to have hit a 11 home games on the 1955 sched- saiq ing grind during the weekend dozen or more Lou Gehrig leads ule one of these to be played He will box Johnny Jenkins with 23 Others in order are as part of a double-heade- r Clint Bacon Art McAlpine and Jimmy Foxx 17 Babe Ruth 16 "Gorilla" Brown a new sparmate Joe DiMaggio 13 Hank Green-ber- g Curtice's Utah Indians from San Francisco Jackj Rudy York Rogers Horns-b- y are odds on favorites to romp and Ralph Kiner 12 each home with the 1955 Skyline football championship Denver and Pitching Arm to For a man whose baseball ex- Wyoming are rated to finish high periences should have covered in the first division Skyline Get Attention just about everything something teams report for practice Sept 1 MILWAUKEE (UP) — Gene new happened recently Stan Conley's sore pitching shoulder IMUOlcnl LIGLUliK aKCaillJ3L 17U11 XICVV" will be examined today but combe of the? Dodgers in St there appears to be very little Louis hit a drive over the right chance that the Braves' hurler field pavilion roof 'That says will be able to pitch this year the Sporting News was the first r The has been huge GROSSINGR N Y (UP)— out of homer ever hit by Musial off the the for lineup nearly a According to Manager Al Weill month Brooklyn ace a brief appear for except heavyweight champion Rocky Outfield Al Kaline of the De Marciano has added a new punch ance troit Tigers is no longer a bonus to his repertoire "Rocky used a Blind Walker sequence effectively against baby But he's still getting bonuses The Sporting News says Don Cockell" Weill says but now One of the competitors in the Kaline was called into President we plan to have him throw four London to Brighton (England) Spike Briggs office a few days in a row — a left hook to the walk was Archie ago and was handed a check jaw a right under the heart an- Brown who is blind He covered "Just a token of the way you other left hook to the jaw and the distance in 23 hours to the jaw" and 17 minutes are playing ball for the Tigers" finally his susie-qun R -- THE SPORTS V - : r ' By HAL WOOD SAN FRANCISCO (UP) —Ma- f- - i 4 i - Game? HERE'S HOW BIG NEWCOMBE DOES IT all-Indi- Here is how husky pitcher Don Newcombe of the Brooklyn Dodgers ran up that 18 won — 2 lost record Both losses were at' the hands of the Chicago Cubs In sekicks high and blasts one down the quence above Newcombe 4akes his wind up ' Semi-final- Ogden 27th non-personal-u- se Ward Loses S non-person- al All-Chur- ch middle Si Cirairas L®m i s io Poorest Baseba Year i no-hitt- er record- I Major Turnover of Players to Feature Fall Baseball Trades m 2-- 1 i 6 y i y f Tay-lorsvil- le e Moore Plans Stepup in Training m ' I - j : Marciano to Offer New Fistic Punch i right-hande- -3 ld By MILTON RICHMAN g United Press Sports Writer The St Louis- Carnow dinals hopelessly bogged down deep in seventh place face their worst finish in 36 years Not since 1919 have the Cardinals wound up as low as seventh but they don't promise to wind up any higher this year the way they are performing now Last night's defeat at the hands of Milwaukee was the 18th setback in the last 27 games for the forlorn Cardinals who have watched every club in the National League except Pittsburgh it was pass them by Oddly Branch Rickey 'current general manager of the Pirates who managed the last Cardinal team to finish seventh Cardinal owner Gussie Busch has indicated there will be a "major turnover" in the club this winter but opposing hitters are getting in their licks against the present St Louis pitchers while they can Rookie Chuck Tanner and Bill Bruton of the Braves each connected for homers against loser Larry Jackson last night making a total of 147 home runs— highest in the league — that have been hit off Cardinal hurling this year Southpaw Warren Spahn went the route for the second time in four days to register his 12th victory He beat the Cards 121 in the opening game of the series Monday REDLEGS NIP CUBS Cincinnati regained fifth place on a by nipping Chicago smooth six-heffort by pitching Art Fowler The Redlegs put together singles by Gus Bell Chuck Harmon Rocky Bridges and Roy McMillan for their runs in the sixth off Paul Minner Dee Fondy singled home the only Cub run in the eighth once-prou- d 5-- 3 2-- 1 it MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SCORES 1- AMERICAN LEAGUE 71 Boton Detroit Kanias City Washington Baltimore t 68 62 49 SO 41 74 77 37 1 YESTERDAY'S Pet GB L 47 46 48 60S 600 597 576 323 408 337 323 56 71 I 24 11 27 Totals aStruck out for Flnigan in 6th bFouled out for Trucks in 6th criied out for Herbert in 7th dSingled for Boyer in 9th 000 002 000—2 Kansas City 020 01O 30x— 6 Chicago 2B — Mlnoso Rivera S — Astroth BB — Herbert 3 Boyer 2 Howell 1 SO— Herbert 1 Trucks 6 HoweU 1 Lr— A—12000 (estimated) Herbert i Second game: S 000 002 210— S Kansas City 110 001 000—3 6 2 Chicago and W Shantz Porotocarrero (4-Byrd Harshman (7) Martin (9) and Moss (9) Lollar Losing pitcher— Byrd (6-i 1 3'i 9 23' 29 32 S' RESl'LTS Cleveland 5 Detroit 3 Chicago 3 Kaiun City 3 New York at Boston postponed 5-- e 0 dWilsoii 36 10 24 STANDINGS W 78 69 -1 2-- rain (1-- 7) j 6) 7) (Only games scheduled) TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS NATIONAL LEAGUE STAN DIN GS Baltimore at Sew York (night) vs Ford U3-- i Wilson Boston at Washington might) — Sulli 1 vs Porterfield van Kansas City at Cleveland (night) — W L Pet GB vs Garcia Raschi (4-78 39 667 Brooklyn! Detroit at Chicago night 66 55 545 14 Milwaukee vs Pierce Jll-7- ) 63 56 529 16 New York 60 61 496 20 Philadelphia TOMORROW'S GAMES 58 63 479 22 Cincinnati Detroit at Chicago 476 22 59 65 Chicago Baltimore at New York 52" 65 444 26 Louis St Kansas City at Cleveland night 367 33 44 76 Pittsburgh Boston at Washington night YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Detreit Clevelsa AB H O A AB H O A Brooklyn 8 New York 5 3 10 1 Smlth3brf Kuennss S 2 0 2 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 2 2 Avila2b Milwaukee 5 St Louis S (night) Tuttlecf Kalinerf (Only games scheduled) Woodlinglf Wertxjf JD' Phillipslb Boone3b aHegan TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS Ron3b JM Phillipslf at Philadelphia (night)— Brooklyn a2 Bertoia2b Dobyct vs Roberts (19-Newcombe (18-Wilson c Fainlb New York at Pittsburgh (night)— 3 13 1 Naragone House c vs Law 8 U Antonelli (10-10 12 Strickl dss Laryp St Louis at Cincinnati (night) — 2 0 0 Scorep Aberp vs Nuxhall (13-0 0 0 0 Narleskip bTorgeson at Milwaukee (night) — HackChicago vs Crone t7-29 15 27 6 Totals 34 8 27 8 er (10-1for Ran Werti in 8th TOMORROW'S GAMES bGrounded out far Aber in 9th 100 000 040—5 Cleveland at Pittsburgh" New York 001 000 002 —3 Detroit at Louis Cincinnati St 2B— House SF— Wertz Fain Smith Brooklyn at Philadelphia night BB —Score 3 Lary 2 SO— Score 13 Chicago at Milwaukee night Is— Lary 3 Aber 1 W —Score (13-A— 13888 Lary St Lea Is Mil waakee ABH OA ABHOA S 3 5 0 Bruton cf First game: Boyer 3b 5 13 1 1 Kansas City Moon lb 4 0131 OConll2b Chlcsge 1 ' MusiaLrf 4 ABHOA Mathews 3b ABHOA 4 16 0 Power 1b 1 Virdoncf 4 Aaronrf Car'squelss 4 2 0 1 1 Fox2b S 2 Sch'd st2b 4 Slaughters Logan ss Minosolf Valolf 0 Crowe lb Whisen'tjf 3 2 Tanner Jf Sarnie 3 CleBoyer2b Dropolb 1 Riverarf CrandalLe Grammasss Simpsonci 0 Jackson p Lopez3b Kennedyjb Spahnp Lollar c Finiean2b jaSteph'ns'n aZerniallf Busby cf LaPalmep Trucks p bElhott DMstria bNieman Astroth c Mackinsonp Herbert? Howellp cRepulskl cRenna 24 10 27 13 38 12 27 10 Totals Cloyd Boyer p (8-1- 4) (14-11- (9-1- 4) (8-1- 1) 4) (- -8 j V 3) 9) (7-- 4) Po-hols- (7-- 6) 8) 1) 7) ky (9-- 7) SALT LAKE CITY (UP)— A base on balls to force in the winning run was the margin of a 2 to 1 victory of the Utah American Legion junior in their annual game with the Metro at Derks Field here last 8-- 5 all-sta- n 5-- all-st- Tom-linso- Athletics second place by losing the nightcap Virgil Trucks of the ball White Sox pitched two-hi- t over the first five innings of the first game but retired in favor of Dixie Howell shortly after being hit on the right knee by a line drive off the bat of Harry Simpson in the sixth In the second game Arnie Portocarrero limited the White Sox to six hits for his fourth victory Vic Power and Sherm Lollar hit homers In the only other game scheduled the Indians defeated the Tito snap a Jhree-gamgers ' losing streak and ' climb within three percentage points of the White Sox Southpaw Herb Score the major league strikeout leader fanned 13 batters in increasing his season total to 192 Two errors in the eighth inning helped 5-- 3 4 e 5-- 3 ar team made up of from other than the Salt Lake City area In the fourth inning Lee Taylor American Fork singled and Gary Carter was n handed a walk Roger to fill the singled bases Jaren Soffe dropped a fly by Ross Poulson for an error and allowed Taylor to cross home with the first run of the game Metro pitcher Gary Fatheringham issued a free pass to Bob Hodges and forced in Carter with what proved to be the game winning run Ronnie Startin scored the only Metro run in the seventh e 6-- 2 rs night It was the fourth win in seven years for the e first place temporarily when they in the openbeat Kansas City er but then dropped back into rs all-sta- 0 CHICAGO SPLITS WITH A's The White Sox went back into' 1 E F Easley Mrs defending champion yesterday won her first round match in the ladies' club championship at the Ogden Golf and Country Club over Mrs J M Leven 4 and 3 In other championship flight a Miss Wangsgard matches tournament medalist defeated Mrs D N White 3 and 2 Mrs Verl Ferguson the other medalist downed Mrs E A Gibbons 2 and 1 and Mrs A E Benning won from Mrs A C Brown Other results are as follows: First flight — Mrs Val Browning def Mrs T R Ford 2 and 1 Mrs Ronald Wadsworth def Mrs William Furman 1 up Mrs' A W Bartlett def Mrs S P Dobbs 1 up Mrs J C Brown def Mrs George Horsley 1 up Second flight— Mrs J H Parke def Mrs Robert West 3 and 2 Mrs Angus Stevens def Mrs L H Coates 1 up on the 10th hole Mrs E A Ewert def Mrs G A Rounds 4 and 3 Mrs Harry Richardson def Mrs E R Blacking-to- n 2 and 1 Third flight— Mrs William def Mrs Alan Nye default Mrs Lloyd Berrett def Mrs H B Wheelwright 2 and 1 Mrs Frank Douglas def Mrs Charles Hoisington 2 and 1 Mrs Grace Leonard def Mrs Norman Bing' ham 3 and 2 -- Mc-Cr- ea Glover Comer in Title Contest SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Billy Glover of Brigham City and Jerry Comer of Logan made it an Utah finale today in the State Junior Open Golf Tournament t Comer moved into the finals by eliminating Bobby Lee of Salt Lake City Thursday and Glover defeated Rusty Bower-ban- k of Ogden also The finale was billed for 36 Ike Jones blasted 47 out of 50 birds to win the singles feature holes at Salt Lake City's Nibley at the traps of Ogden Gun Club Park course -- Jones Shines At the Traps Jackson 2 LaPalme 1 Jackson 1 W— Spahn Jackson A — 9819 1 SO— (12-1-2) Spahn 4 (5-1- 1) Cincinnati Chlcsge AB H O A 4 4 4 3 4 4 4 2 0 0 2 17 13 1 2 0 3 0 1132 10 0 2 0 12 0 14 0 0 0 0 Cooper aBolger 0 10 Chitic 0 10 Minner p 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Fondylb Baker 2b Kingrf Banksss Jacksonb SauerU Miksiscf ABHOA TempleJbc 4 13 1 Burgess 4 0 6 0 Klus'skUb 4 0 11 0 4 10 0 Postjf Bellcf 4 2 2 0 Harmonlf 3 3 2 0 Bridgesb Millanss M Fowler p 0 S 0 4 2 6 1 8 3 2 0 5 2 4 0 4 0 2 0 1110 1 Snideref Camp'ellaa Mayscf 9 0 4 0 Muellerf Furillorf Harrislb Giirm2b T'wU'gerb Amoroslf Kattc Spoonerp Heamp 4 2 9 0 4 0 6 0 4 13 4 2 1 S 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gordon 3b 4 Hodgeglb 0 0 0 B'essentp GieLp Wilhelmp aRhodea Grissomp b 4 10 1 3 1 3 10 3 0 0 0 Thompson McCallp cTaylor Liddlep bBa'mh'lti Tremelp 112 Totals 34 27 S aWalked for Wilhelm in 4th bFouled out for Grissom in 6th cPopped up for McCall in 8th 320 300 000 —8 Brooklyn New York 002 200 100—5 3B—Spooner HR— Hoak Lockman Gordon BB — Spooner 3 Bessent 3 Giel 1 Grissom 1 SO— Spooner 3 Bessent 1 Grissom 2 McCall 2 Liddle 1 PB— Katt W— Bessent (5-L — He am 39 13 27 7 32 6 24 8 S3 9 27 12 Totals aRan for Cooper in 8th bHit into a double play for Minner in 8th 000 000 010—1 Chicago Cincinnati 000 002 OOx — 2 E— None RBI— Bridges McMillan Fondy 2B— Bell Baker SB— Post Harmon DP— Temple McMillan and ki BB — Minner 1 Fowler 2 SO— Klus-aews- o 12 L— 5 2 4-- 3 Wayne Clark broke 45 Jack Carter and Frank Browning 45 and Dr H L Call 39 Phil Mabey led the field with 23 in the singles fol25-bir- SIGNS (13-1- 1) A—12007 Super S EriVICE of The mo-t-or personnel of ur parts witl welcome tKe opportunity to help you selve your car's mechanical problems We err : staffed to serve- yaw promptly and courteously Your wish is our command i NO CONTACT So far the commissioner hasn't got in touch with Tom Gray San JFrancisco representative of the Downtown Association who is trying to bring major league baseball here "I haven't talked to Mr Frick said Gray "But I'll tell you this I've talked to several club owners and they have assured me that realignment of the major leagues rhas not in any sense been completed" San Francisco voters already have approved a five million dollar bond issue to build a new stadium — if a" major league franchise can be obtained to fill the edifice But Frick' reiterates that he isn't investigating that or anything else in connection with' the franchise shift possibilities The commissioner will leave from here Sunday for Denver to continue his bonus irregularity investigations ' 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E-II- GRG fa tha first to O the Oakland team and to Miller But the commi'J by telephone sioner emphasized these talks had nothing to do with franchise shifts Oakland is reported headed for Vancouver B( C and San Francisco possibly for obliv- - GAWGRA PAtJO NEVER BEFORE— -- 2 LEUSES IIJ I TROPICAL RESTAURANT Electric ewe V - li 0) wa mw 0 rlr1 T1®ViG d — Buddy Tirman 177 Tyler Tex outpointed Red Worley 179 San Angelo 10 IN BRIGHAM CITY SINGAPORE — Nai Sanong BUFFET BREAKFAST Thailand knocked out Don Raz-aBUFFET LUNCHEON 1 BantamSingapore weights SMORGASBORD MESSINA Sicily — Mario Served daily 5 pm till 11 pm d'Agata Italy knocked out Luis Complete Dinners Seafood ate BantamMartinez Morris and Keith Nuttall Spain 8 weights IT'S Frick has Since coming here " last night DALLAS six-gam- e On 'this particular night there were 466 fans in the stands 4--3 ' 1 "fool" in Foniiriu must have been kind of icy Damon Miller president of the Seals invited Frick out to the game the other night The commissioner refused the invitation on the basis that the weather was "too cold" ONLY THE STRONG The game was between Oakland and San Francisco and just a few years ago this annual series used to draw more than 100000 fans for a series Cnm all-nort- h (8--7) s (11-1- The league-leadinDodgers who had lost two games in a row to the Giants jumped on them for an victory despite homers by Whitey Lockman and Sid Gordon Brooklyn knocked out Jim Hearn with a three-ruburst in the opening frame went ahead when Don Hoak slammed a two-ru- n homer in the second inning and then added three more runs with the help of Willie Mays' three base error in the fourth Reliever Don Bessent was credited with his fifth victory as the Dodgers remained 14 games Braves ahead of the second-placThe Phillies and Pirates were not scheduled Rained out of their scheduled game with the Red Sox the idle Yankees stayed one game in front in the American League race when the second-placWhite Sox with the split a double-heade- r LAKERS 2 TO Mrs Easley 1st 1st Round Winner At Country Club lowed by Lynn Merrill Claude Armstrong Jr 22 Niles Jones Ralph Pugmire 21 Ken Holt 17 In the handicap' Ike Jones broke 23 Phil Mabey 2 Jack Carter and Claude Armstrong Jr 21 Dr Ralph Pugmire and the Indians rally for four runs Wayne Clark 20 aflied out for Jackson in 8th Minner 4 Fowler S Tremel 1 W— The traps will be open SunbFlied out for LaPalme in 6th Fowler L— Minner A— at 10 am for another proday FIGHT RESULTS cGrounded out for Mackinson In 9th 4237 gram Milwaukee no 200 100—5 St Louis New Yerk 000 120 000—3 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It's cool and tho food Is deBreeklya 2B— Bruton Schocndienst Gramma ABHOA ABHOA LOS ANGELES — Don Jordan licious and avary thing Is HR— Tanner Bruton Boyer S— Sarni S 2 1 5 Hoak3b Gardner sa 4 0 0 1 143 Los Angeles outpointed diffarant t th Crandall SF— Whisenant BB— Spahn 5 0 4 1 Reesess Lockm'nlf 412 0 Joe Miceli 147 New York 10 104-mil- e e New York Chicago Cleveland STATE LEGION NOSES SALT the San Francisco Bay Area were fanned anew this week with the Visit here of Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick But the head man won't say anything to give any clue as to the possibilities of a shift to this city— even if the Pacific Coast League abandons both San Francisco and Oakland as seems likely Asked if a major league club might move here if the franchise became available without Indemnity to the PCL Frick tersely replied: "No comment The commissioner says he is just in this territory to investi- - DOWN 1P831 STO3E Dial 3-12- 31 - " jor league franchise hopes for game" TVia HIGHWAY Want to See gate alleged bonus violations "and to get the general feel of tht: Z 310 24:1 Ctrcct I J |