Show Reds Selectrics Schedule Double Header This Evening Reds Autograph Album 21 Base Banditry On Decline In Big Show f Herschel Hisle Returns to Form as Reds Win Hisle Hatton Lamont Homer ixtimtnet By Jack Caddy NEW YORK 7 July 19 CUP) — Major league catchers should give thanks to the "rabbit ball" and its partner the "big inning" for it y pelappeared today the let and the explosive Inning have this greatly curtailed season The sharp decline in has been most noticeable with Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn and Bob Dlllinger of the Athletics Those two speedsters led their respective leagues in stolen bases last year Koninson has but six thefts to his credit this season yet in 1940 he pilfered 37 bases and he never stole less than 22 in any previous professional campaign Dlllinger has been equally on the baaes Tie be spectacled third baseman who led the American league with 20 last year and who paced that department since 1947 has lifted but five sacks this season That certainly waa an about-fac- e for Dlllinger a "natural born" In his first guy professional season with Lincoln Neb of the Western league he stole 67 corners The following year with Youngstown Ohio of the Middle Atlantic league he duplicated that figure even1 slightThe only interested in stolen bases wis ly season is speedy Sam Jethroe of the braves He leads both circuits with 24 No other player in either circuit is close to Jethroe Dom of the Red Sox is pacing the American league with nine Pee Wee Reese of Brooklyn who filched 26 last year has but seven now Richie Ashbum of the Phillies who led the National group with 32 during his rookie year of 1948 has four Pete Reiser of the Braves who twice led his league in thefts hasn't stolen one yet Oil Coan of Washington always a threat has bagged only two Phil Rizzuto of the Yankees a master at scooting under the gun has but five thefts And so it goes has been curtailed notably this season by the major managers who prefer to gamble that the very lively ball will bring about a big inning Rarely does any pilot now play for one run for one run today has lost its purchasing power in buying victory double header for baseball fans of this section of the state at Affleck park this evening The first game is scheduled ultra-livel- WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY for 19 1950 Ogden Infield Ready for ry L law-abidi- aaatassssssBssssssk tPPjsss"llllllllsI F All-Sta- rs ' Nlill&ifc M hell-fog-leat- 4-- tit-occup- btg-leagu- er : Bill Gemr pitcher Born December 30 1929 at IJnland California Attended Chaffey hib school ami tlnlversitv of California Starred for California vanity In baseball Stands six feet three sad weighs jMW pounds Bats and throws right handed Played With California against teams of Hawaiian Islands in summer of 1949 Political science r Signed to Cincinnati contract by Bobby Mattlck Ambition: To Wmr Cincinnati Reds uniform Base-Steali- Set tiiqhmayl From the Sports World Pocatello Cardinals now look like the team to heat in the 1950 Pioneer league pennant race The Cardinals are in a deadlock for second place with Great Falls and coming Tid-Bit- s baseLarry Barton manager-firman of the Cardinals is getting splendid pitching these days for the Pocatelloans This is one of the reasons for the pennant rush of the farm club in St Louis Cardinals'circuit the Jack Halliwell The Reds and Boise Pilots are now tied for fifth place in the Pioneer league The second division race is more interesting te TJtahns than the race for the pennant in the first division st E L ROmney commissioner of the Mountain States conference has scheduled a clinic in football at Utah university the afternoon of A i gust 18 at four p m Brochures will be passed out to newspaper men and radio men and coaches in attendance will talk anent their prospects A round table discussion of questions and answers will close the program A brisk seat sale is reported for the Ogden Reds versus baseball game at Affleck park the on night of July 29 Tickets are ale now at the Mint Bank Smokery Porters' and Waiters' club and Frank and Roy's grill Art Houtteman fire - balling moundsman of the Detroit Tigers is called "the American league's most valuable young pitcher' in the issue of Look magazine released today Winner of 15 games last year Houtteman figures to surpass that mark during the present campaign and has proved a major factor in the remarkable showing Of Red Rolfe's pestiferous Tigers A product of Detroit's baseball-frenzie- d Catholic Central high art was 16 when he signed in 1944 for All-Sta- rs a $20000 bonus By 1948 he had become a Tiger but inexperience and tough breaks built record him a discouraging full-fledg- ed 2-- 16 Then during the 1949 spring training in Lakeland Fla an automobile accident put him in the hosskull pital with a fractured Although his life was in danger for a time Houtteman predicted he would be- - back pitching in two months He not only made good on it he began winning regularly and beat the Yankees three times Look's pictures vividly show the physical equipmenta and form that real threat to make Houtteman the great hitters of the American league And "Today he has a chance to develop into that baseball asset: The consisgilt-edg- ed tent winner" concludes 20-ga- the magazine j Adolph Miller Jr former Is an Ogden visitor Miller waa a prominent trapshooter hro prior to World war n He Was accompanied to Ogden by bis fathf-- former owner of the Wash tasjton market and his brother Bill "Ogden has certanly changed in the past 11 years" said Adolph T never would have believed such a change possible" The Miller's will spend the rest of the summer vacationing in National park Over an period Utah has buck kill of 39796 with averaged asuccess of 54 per cent a hunter In 1949 the hunters of Utah killed 45386 deer with 53 per cent of the hunters getting their deer In addition to the regular buck hunt there were an additional deer killed in antlerless deer and special deer hunts making a total kill last year of 60478 head Utah's antlerless deer kill is not exceptionally high although Utah's e problem is older than that of most of the surrounding states Our kill of antlerless deer has not been exceedingly large relatively In IMS 42 per cent of Og-den- ite r Yel-towto- ne 11-ye- ar 15-0- game-rang- 5 92 ng Cowboys Upsei All-Sta- rs National League TWIN FALLS W 40 48 Pet X 34 r- 37 3S 34 & 41 44 46 438 387 90 American League Pioneer League GB 379 978 875 938 34 34 43 34 liOuis Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh lVi a 10 12 18 Vs Game Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (14 Brooklyn at Cincinnati (S) Kaw York at St Louis A) Boston at Ch icago Today 19 site f St Wild Contest Cards Advance Toward Top In Flag Race 1 Ogden Reds boast a classy Infield this season In the Pioneer league The Reds battle the at Affleck park the night of July gg Proceeds from this event will go toward pnrchasins gifts for the Beds at the appreciation night in early September The Reds Infield left te right: Ed Ralston third base Gene Batten shortstop Leu Ruehi second baseman and Lamont first baseman Tickets are on sale at The Mint Bank Smokery Porter's and Waiter's elabLenny and Frank and Roy's Grid Gasae time on July 29th will ee 8:15 pm Boston Philadelphia Russets in p m ty Inning Rally BsiPW JJ' "'SssfcPPg six-thir- Jack Walters and Don Guy are slated for mound chores for the Reds Manager Joe Bowman of the Selectrics has named Thurs ton and Park to do the pitching for the Great Falls aggregation Herschel Hisle tamed the Selectrics before the smallest crowd of the season 7 to 2 last night It was the first game Hisle has finished in more than three weeks The big righthander was nicked for ten hits kept them well scattered and received some brilliant SALT LAKE CITY July 18 (AP) fielding support from his mates It was the fourth consecutive The Billings Mustangs exploded for for the Joe Bowman ma six runs m the eighth inning Tues- setback c day night to take a 10-- 4 Pioneer chine Besides his fine hurling Hisle league victory from the Salt Lake accounted lor an Ogden tally with City Bees The Billings onslaught stopped a home run over the left field the Buzzers' winning streak at five fence in the seventh with the sacks empty games Lenny Lamont clouted a homer Salt Lake City went into the over right field wall in the eighth inning leading 2 as a re- secondtheinning with the oases sult of the steady hurling' of Jack A third homer was poled Rial Gene Hatton Ogden shortstop With one out BilUnga' Bill Pinck-ar- d by slammed a homer Bill Browne : nno the sixth with Lou Ruehi on paths walked and Gar Myers was safe closed with three tallies on an error Bill Wolfe walked In Ogden the eighth Lenny Lamont and Fred Fazzio hitting for Benand Ed Bailey and Spike nett singled two counters home tripled doubled to assist in the Foster a Bill Willsman then beat out bunt final scoring Ogden was Bob Tripp safe on a fielders' who fes) Bowman Manager choice Eddie Moore beat out an was Selectrics the for started infield hit and the Mustangs had collected He loss the with charged their game on ice two for three at the plate tnclod-in- g They added two more in the ninth a double for good measure Tuesday's contest was one of the The Bees made their biggest har- finest Fielding gems vest in the sixth when Manager that of the season to their toes brought the fansGene Bob White homered with Bob Van Hatton were provided by Eman on bakse Lenny Lamont and The game was the first of a new Ed Ralston Spike Foster of the Reds a Brodie series Summary: sensaof the Selectrics made Salt Lake Billings ABHOA ABHOA tional stop of Cliff Ross' grounder WUinan3b 8 3 11 Yon'mtnacf 4 14 0 In the seventh and nipped Ross 8 0 8 1 dHenson 110 0 at first by a whisker Tripplb 3 0 0 8 Moorecf S 1 1 0 Treat ss Hisle Lamont and Foster each 8 11 3iBaxes3b 4 10 3 Pterin two hits for the Reds 3 2 2 0Van Emanrf s i a i collected Browne jf X 1 3 White lb 4 3113 Bowman and Bockman sparked the 4 0 13 offensive play of the visitors 4 14 0 Stewart 2t Myersc 4 13 0 0 0 0 0OL'ghlinlf aGianni a new series at The Reds c 0 4 4 c Eastwood 0 0 Cheshire 13 1 Pocatello onopen Friday and return Wolfe m 3 0 3 4Rialp next Tuesday for a skirBen net p 10 1 0 MTartanep 0 0 0 1 home mish with Idaho Falls Summary bFaszio 110 0!Iisherp I Og Great Falls Jones p 10 0 Dslrvmplep 0 0 0 01 ABHOA1 ABHOA 10 0 4 0 3 Angeloneja 84 11 0 RuehlSb 4 S 3 0 27 19 33 0Foetrcf 9 10 TotaU 37 9 27 101 Totals Briganttrf 8 18 3 3 13 0 Hatton ss KoernOTcf aRan for Myers in 8th 4 18 8 4 0 7 2'Har'sonlf Stakerlb bSingled for Bonnet in Sth In sta 2 2 2 lb Lamont 3 3b Bockman 9th cStruck out for Dalrymple 5 18 4 dSinalad for Yonamin in 9th Lundbergc 4 0 9 ORaotonJO 4 18 1 4 1 1 tilBaileyc Brodie 2b 000 002 062—10 Billings Billings Wins With 8th base-steali- base-bandit- Oucicn Reds and Great Falls Selectrics will provide a (API— July Twenty-seve- n hits peppered about the park Tuesday night as the Twin Falls Cowboys strengthened their XaaaSay's hold on top spot in the Pioneer St Louis 8 Brooklyn' S league with an 11-- 8 victory over Cincinnati83 1 Now York 0 8 Chicago Philadelphia Idaho Falls Boston 11 Pittsburgh 3 Twin Falls got 14 of the safeties Idaho Falls 13 First game) Both starting pitchers — Bob raiUcidphi Chicago Knudson for Idaho Falls and Eric ABHO A ABHO A Ashburncf 4 0 10 Bam'zottl2b 8 2 is BOISE July 10 AP)—The Po- Card for Twin Falls — were knocked Hamneras 4 4 Bork'skict 8 3 3 0 catello Cardinal di mined trio Unless out of the box Knudson was Waitkuslo 3 10 1 7 Smalltysa S 1 3 0 Pilots 10-- 5 Tuesday night to pull fcharged with the loss while Bob Ennio rf 4 2 3 0 Sauerlb a i7 i win took the 2 0 3 3b Jones 4 McCaffery 4 within three percentage points of 0 3 0 Pafkorf 4 110 Serena 3b SlslerU 3 2 3 S ureat rails — the Pioneer league s The Cowboys big Svend Jessen 3 15 2 Maurolt Sem'ickc sea4 of the 13th homer his 110 second place team slapped 0 0 0 0 Owen c It was the eighth straight vic- son in the eighth inning with none bSlmmons 4 2 12 Cab'lero'2b 4 18 3 Minnerp tory for the Pocatelloans Three on In the top of the same inning Roberts p 3 t 0 0 0 0 0 0 aGoliat of those victories were at the ex- Ted Drakos also bit a homer 0 0 0 0 Frank Lucchesi veteran Twin Johnsonp Twin pense of the league-leadin- g cBldwrth 10 0 0 Falls outfielder was honored at Falls Cowboys I Pocatello trailed 1904 crowd of the 3 the into game by 33 7 24 12 Totals Totals 37 14 27 8 going a Walked for Robert sin 7th the eighth —and exploded in that Andy Whitaker Twin Falls right runs bRan and for in six Seminick in 0th fielder for seven counters The brought inning cFiied out for Johnson in 0th hits in four at bats big rally included a home run by garnered two 000 002 000—2 Philadelphia Dick Cordell with the bases load- He walked one in the first forced Chicago 010 013 OOx—5 ed and a triple by John Romonsky Ray Posipanka in the third to B— Owen Hamner RB- I- Serena 2 score Tom McKelvey tripled in the Borkowaki Owen Ramazzotti Ennis with two on 2B— Ennis Sisler Ramazsotti 3B Boise scored two in the fourth fifth again scoring McKelvey Jes- Sisler — HR — Serena 2 DP—Jones when Ned Sheehan doubled and sen and Posipanka and singled in Mauro Waitkus (2i Ramazzotti and scored on Fred Smith's double the sixth scoring McKelvey Owen Serena and Sauer Winner— Min-nThe game was the first of a new Chuck Lamar then singled Smith Loser— Roberts (10-(Second game:) home Two more in the fifth came series 320 012 000—8 18 0 Twin Falls Idaho Falls Philadelphia on singles by Frank Gregory and 000 003 000—3 5 4 A ABHO A Chicago Jim O'Brien and a double by Jim Nennact ABHO 1 Church and Lopata Rush Vander 4 2 2 0 Lucchesi cf 5 1 S Valentine scoring both runners Meer 3 Schmitz Leonard 0 9 4 0 8 and Walker 5 2 Palmer 2b M'NamVass 9 3 4 1 The final Boise counter in the Drakos3b 9 2 0 4! M'Kelveyc 1 3 2 8 seventh waa by Gregory who lived Marcucci c 5 3 7 0 Jessen In New York Cincinnati 3 on an error which allowed him to Maupin lb 49 3160 00 PosipnkH :!!rf 34 13 ABHO A ABHO A a a 1 Whitaker Ol Adams 3b Ri gnev 2b 2 0 0 4 0 2 1 take second He went to third on Gilsonjf i 0 0 9 3 11 UMueller rf 4 0 0 0! Hatton 3b aSzekuia 00 0 0 a balk and came home on O'Brien's Cirimele2b 2 0 7 ONallylf I Nardss 5 13 1 !f 4 2 3 0 Ryan2b 2 0 8 1 2 10 1 Ur vin Leachmnrf 4 0 2 0 Card p fly out 3 0 0 8 Litrhllerrf 2 0 2 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 Thompsn3t Beta Pocateiii) Knuttonp 3 Thomsoncf OfMer'mancf 18 0 0 10 AH HO A ABHO A Sullivan p 3 0 0 0 4 2 3 2 Klus'skilb Westrumc 4 1 10 0 Behuermnss 4 13 3 Mullen3b S 0 0 s 4 Darksa 3 0 3 0 112 Ushercf 1 Totals 41 13 24 12 Totals 38 14 27 13 2b S s 2-- 01 4tlt 3-- Cav-aile- ro W 84 Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Chicago St Louis Philadelphia L Pet CB 2H 51 32 50 47 38 38 30 39 38 38 50 30 83 55 614 588 853 41ft 41ft 381 345 Taday's (nines Detroit at Boston St Louis at New York (2) Cleveland at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Washington (night) 811 586 383 838 Mc-Farl- 3-- 1- 7-- Rai-mon- di 0) 7-- 8-- 8) Cleveland GB 000 113 000— 4 Salt Lake City R— wiisman Peccia Fincsani a 41 20 a Browne 2 Myers Gianni Cheshire Faz-ri-o a 42 30 Baxes Van Eman White Eastwood 37 33 SUj E — Van Eman Treat 2 Moore White 2 32 41 438 12H SB — Brown Baxes Yonamlne HR — 438 12 j White Plnckard 33 41 RBI 2BH — Eastwood 31 42 428 13 's RiaL Myers J-- White 3 Plnckard Faz27 43 388 IS i zio 3 Jores X DP— White to Tr:pp Rial to Eastwood Van Eman to Eastwood Brown to Tripp Winner — Ben-nTaeaSay's Besalta Loser— Rial Left— Billings 12 Salt Billings 10 Salt Lake 4 Lak City S HO — Rial 7 in 7 3 Ogden 7 Great Palls 3 Dalrym-pl- e 3 in 1 Ftsher 0 in Pocatello 10 Boise 8 0 in 3 Ben net 8 In 7 Jones 1 Twin Falls 11 Idaho Palls 8 2 — ER in 3 Bonnet 4 Rial 3 McFarlan SO— by Rial 1 Bonnet 4 Jones 4 BB — Pitchers Preaable Tenight's off Rial 7 McFarlane 4 Dalrympl 1 3 and Mickens Bonnet 1 Jones 3 PB — Cheshire U— Billings (Ahtipis - 1) at Salt Lake (Eyre Lecamus and Brunker A— 1989 T—2:39 8 and First game 8:30 p m 8 Great Falla (Thurston and Park at Ogden (Guy 2 and Walters First game 8:30 p m 8 Pocatello (Laotian and Ludwig 2- -2) at Boise (Galuaha 4 and Gilmore First game 7 p m Postal Transport nosed out First Idaho Falls (Van Gilder at Twin Security 11 to 10 in the only game 8:18 p m Falla (Eskenberry played in the Employe Softball 28 1- -3 Taesdajr'a Resalta New York 12 St Louis 1 Boston 12 Detroit a Cleveland 10 Philadelphia S Washington 5 Chicago 3 1 Pet L Twin Falls 3Vs Great Falls SH Pocatello SH Billings 20 Ogden SO Boise 24 Vi Salt Lake 28 Idaho Falls PhUadelphia Postal Transport Noses Bankers 3-- 4-- 9) AB H O AV AB H O A Boudreauaa 3 13 3 Dill'gerSb 4 0 1 4 ooraonzo 3 12 2 Valorf 3 0 3 1 Easter lb 5 1 10 0 Lehnerlt 8 0 3 0 Rosen 3b 4 10 2 Chasmancf 8 13 0 8 3 3 0 Fainlb 4 4 a o Dobycf 4 3 3 1 Hitchc k2b 2 0 3 3 Clarklf 1 1 Wablss 4 3 0 4 Kennedy rf 4 3 3 0 16 0 Tipton c Hag an c 3 0 OS Shantzp 10 10 Lemonp 0 Hooper p aAvila 0 0 0 0 Coast Leagae Benton p 0 0 0 0 aMCosky 10 0 0 uoiemanp 0 0 0 0 Oakland 7-- 3-- 7-- 8) i 3-- 8) 3) 110 35 0 27 12 Totals 39 11 27 13 Totals aSingled for Lemon in 8th bGrounded out for Hooper in 8th ana non nsi in Cleveland 000 001 100— 2 Philadelphia E — Waal Chapman 2 rain RBI— Eas ter Kosen 3 Kennedy 2 Avila Boud-rea- u 2 Clark Tipton Pain 2B — Clark Pain Boudreau HR — Rosen DP— Hitchcock and Pain Winner — Lemon (14-Loser— ShanU t6-- Hollywood ban Diego Seattlo San Francisco Portland W L 67 SB 58 86 43 Pet 4t 58 58 Sacramento fj U 808 482 481 481 388 84 88 8g SB 51 82 44 70 Loa Angela GB 608 888 808 11 - 14 14 3V4t 38 Winter If Bowman p DaMnierp Scott p 4 2 0 O Roeaxf 3 2 1 0 Hisle p 0 0 0 0 oner 10 0 0 Hooper 33 10 37 8 TotaU 33 10 34 8! Totals aPlied out for Scott in 9th 010 0O0 pn- -2 Great Falls 7 010 003 Ogden Hatton R— Lamont 3 Winter Ruehi — Hisle Briganti Ralston Bailey Bockman Ruehi SB— Hatton Kornr HatBrtganU SB— Foster HR— Lamont Bowton Hisle 3BH— Lamont SBH—RBI— man Bockman Bailey Foster Bowman Hatton 2 Hist Lamont to Buehi Bailey Foster a DP— Ralston Hatto Lamont Bockman to Staker — Bowton to Ruehi to Lamont Loser man 6 in 7 Manic r 2 in 8 plus Scott 1 in 'l Left— Great Falls 8 Ogden 3 ER— Bowman 4 Manter 3 Hisle L SO —by Hisle 5 Bowman 5 Scott 11 BB— Scott Off Hisle 4 Bowman 3 Manter U— Donnet L WP— Bowman T— 1:84 547 A— Anak and to end up with a perfect night at bat In the field Ossie Liptrot starred league last night and moved into with several nice catches two of a tie with the Bankers for the lead which robbed Yonemura and Van in the second half race with three Orden of base hits in the opening wins and one loss each inning R H E Koski with two three baggers S 10 10 led the attack for the Mail Clerks First Security 11 A 9 Carlson First Security catcher hit Postal Transport an inside the park home run in the Batteries: Elliott and Carlson second frame with the bases load- Davidson and Koski Umpires: ed and got two singles and a walk Hancock and Lower 4) 9) er (4--8) Chicago Washington ABHOA ABHOA Car squelss 4 10 2 Yost3b a 11 4 4 0 3 0 Coanlf 4 13 0 Philleycf 4 15 0 Norencf Rickertrf4 3 11 0! 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