| Show EAST SCORES 4 NINTH IN TO WHIP WEt WEST TIE JORDAN FOR FOR LEAD JI 7 6 BASEBALL VICTORY THIRD POINT A POINT ONE WIN TO FOR LEOPARDS E iders Nose Out Panthers Twice in Basket Ind jd ball by 1 Tally Teams Play Thursday y A burst of bl bludgeon blows blos with ho outs in n the thc last of ot the ninth in of ot the game same with West Vest high Tu r t day means mea U trail for Co t H Mickey Oswa champion Eau Eat high t. t t s' s t. t 1 r t day iday The lactic ning flurry 1 i J 0 runs Ra eEg ga ae e East EW v f r J tory 7 1 to 6 8 before I one Jone one of ot the larg largest y crowds ever to witness a a. ban bij 1 J game n nt at t the hilltop hUllon r 1 t j Et East's e finish kee keeps it a 3 tie Ue with f Jord for or the c r J oV t. t u. hUe West's loss ain means curtains for or a a. championship l f. f this year Jordan kept pace it East lacing L L. D D. S S. S 22 to 8 Oth Oihi I th games Tuesday saw Davis DavisIn win In ball game at the c. c expense pense of ot Murray 8 to 4 4 and Bingham break into the Ir j win column for the first time with a 22 to 9 triumph over Granite Thursdays Thursday's games bring together Jordan and West Vest at the latter Jailers field In the feature Davis and it Tt Bingham East and Murray at Murray Mur Mu ray and Granite and t L. L D. D S. S a at t the Saint field East's win over West Vest Tuesday US a Just a repetition of ot the Leopards Leopards' b bas tie victories over their traditional foes It will be remembered red that East won both hoop games by 1 point I STEVE SOCKS OUT JIt BRACE OF HOMERS i Despite West's loss little stere J who has played in The Telegram junior league since he sis ns in W knee high to a grasshopper rom J ot off with the individual honors Ste Stere SeiO w pitched big league ball ban until the l-e l Leo Leap B ard rush in the ninth Besides the Ue diminutive Panther rapped out t tw tj ic home runs one In the fourth with kh two on and another in the sixth I. I Byron Thomas waged the pitching a 7 duel with Ie West broke into the scoring column s with one run TUn In the second but Eu East JJ Ao came back with three more In the J third West then garnered rive five was in ill the next three frames while Pa Paa li hurled ball With the count 6 to 3 for West ard t tt two an awa away ay with Joe oa OJ first East started its ninth inning zM rall rally Ed Bailey slashed a a. triple Into left lett field scoring Herman Her gc man Franks followed with a clean dean single and Captain Bruce Mills wal walloped walloped a loped out another three three ply ply swat At tt ix this stage staKe Harry Turner relieved 17 Steve Harold Johnson took hold of cf IVi the first Turner offering the ball like a jackrabbit between seco second lil n b nand band and first for a single and the ball bail m n game In Coach O. O D. D Ballards Ballard's Jordan duggers slug dug gers toyed with the L. L D. D S S. S mounds mound I men Martin Hoggan started for tor forthe the H Saints but was showered for tor uen seea B. B runs in the first inning Jordan I he scored sey seven n unearned counters In Inthe Inthe the second s-cond cond after aUer the Saints had tossed away I c chances for a double play with m one out Gerald Lunnen Dun X Frank La Combe and Sterling Jensen did the heavy Beet stick work Mentor Ballard saved his ace pitcher Hawkins for the West game Thurs Thurs- I c day E NIPPON PITCHER t SCORES VICTORY O I Ray Kano Nippon twister tossed ii Davis ls to a clean cut win over Murray lit Kano allowed only six scattered hits St Stand and was not responsible for tor any of the four Murray tallies Captain Joe WhitesIdes sizzled out the only homer of oC the day in the sixth Hatch went for the circuit for Davis but failed tt tc to touch first b base se C Coach Bailey Bin C ham horn high nine won its first game in modern history in the G Itc It-c win The Miners climb climbed cd ca en r Wally Morse Morre for six sL runs in the firs fint t inning Marvin Parker relieved Morse but hI his efforts were in win vain Fish hurled the entire game same for foe Bingham Mullett was the leadin sticker sUcker for the winners A t |