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Show Will IS! ft Makes 54 IQQ1 Jl2)TOmQ ISM'S . Son L Tl i Chisox Win To Hold League Lead SUNDAYMAY 8 16, 1954 SUNDAY HERALD Utah County, UUh I . Sbftbal I Loop To Start Play Monday 5-Te- am I I - Mr By MILTON RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer Ted Williams made .his 1954 debut today but proved easy clckinjrs in two trips to the plate while the Red Sox sank deeper in the American League cellar by dropping a 1 decision to the Williams entered thexeame as a in pinch hitter for Sammy White an the seventh inning and lifted easy fly to left-- field. Out since the first day of spring training with a broken; collarbone, the then went lanky Boston sludger to left field for tne Kea aox. H received nother opportun ity to bat against relief pitcher Ma rlin Stuart In the ninth but rolled to shortstop for the tina out of the same. Williams originally had planned to start the game but changed hi mind because of damp, cold weather- Joe Coleman started for the Orioles and gave up all four of Boston's hits during the eignt inninzs he worked. He left the eame in favor of Stuart after in lurine his Ditching hand while trying to field a ground baHi Billy Goodman's second innfng error on a potential double play ball set up both BaU more runs and resulted in Truman first defeat, even Rookie the though right-handheld the Orioles to five hits. Pari Sauatski' two-Ol- lt single in the ninth scored pinch runner Bob Boyd from second base with the run that gave the White Sox a 6 triumph over the Athletics and kept them atop the A. L. race. Virgil Trucks, the third Chicago hurler, gained credit for his fourth victory while Leroy Wheat suffered the loss. Jim ' ; X A' Softball team sponsored byiGene Nelson; Pleasant Grove. 0 admitted Max Harper; - Arden Meadow Club King Loveland, and 2M3 Milt Club, WTaycasy. Olsen. city softball director. Olsen said the 0 Club team First round games will find was admitted to the league at a Montrex meeting Carlson at 7:15 meeting of the circuit's managers p.m. and Pleasant Grove playing and sponsors held during the past week. The admission of the new Arden at 8:30 p.m. The team brings the league member Club will draw an' opening round L i ship to five teams for the season's bye. at Members of the city commis opening, slated Monday night ' Harmon Park. sion will be invited to attend Teams In the league and their Monday night's games and parmanagers include 'Montrex 66, ticipate In special , opening-rounDick Danner: Carlson Sporting ceremonies Olsen said, Goods - Second Ward Grocery, Many new improvements have been made' at the softball park since the close of last season, the softball director said. New light globes will increase the lighting effi ciency at least 75 per cent, he pointed out. More modern toilet WOMENS BOWLING CHAMPIONS AT GENEVA Champion women vbowlers at the 1954 champs, seen here receiving trophies left to right from Mrs. Dixie Kelsey, are: Mrs. Veona Mrs. facilities 'annual VerJean Mrs. and new shower rooms the of honored Mott, Captain; the league president. They Done, U, S. Steel's Geneva Works were banquet recently at ' Wasden. Mrs. also been constructed at the and Gordon have are team The Relations Industrial Jean Evelyn Department Geneva women's bowling league. park, he added. , the I has-bee- 20-3- n LGold, , 20-3- 2-- , 20-3-0 . .. d -- Bantam Ben Gets Unique Golf Offer I self-reflecti- ng ; By HAL WOOD United Press Sports Writer Short FRESNO, Calif. (UP) shots: , Runner-U- p Ben Hogan, the golfing perfec tionist at Palm Springs, gets hun dreds of offers every year to play exhibitions, mostly for free. 1 i , But he got one the other day SALT LAKE CITY. (UP) Brig-- 1 in the 100 for personal scoring of inch higher than Pratley's record from Hoberg's, a resort in Lake 2 2 0 ss University Lillenquist. ham tracksters 13 points, Yates set ar conference However, conference records can County, Brigham Young Young University which must NEW YORK (UP) Lanky, d 1 0 1 won the Skyline conference West hurdle record as a Freshman last be set only in the trials ork the ae- - have beenCalifornia, of n baseballers wefe assured ofatj Sprague, 3b something .Royer-De-Crec- y surprise. 0 of 3 Q rf Jaques tual conference jneet and the mark era Division dual meet champion- year. '.--' tell us your terms, said France was the toast of Madison least a tie for second place in Hatchj 3 0 2 Hodges, cf here Friday with a 71 to $0 Biggest upset of the day was will hot counfbecause it was made the"Just ship to Bantam "Ben. letter the Western Division baseball Shelton, lb 2 0 5 Square "Garden's matchmaking dedefeat of University of Utah thin- - turned in by Doug Spainhower of in a dual meet. Hobert Hogan wants" George 1 because of his 0 . 1 If ' partment back .1' over race today, after turning Jeffs, BYU who literally went "way jclads. The results: to assist at the ceremonies astounding today there 1 1 2 If ' upset outvictory over .double-headHaws, the to in runners his turned win; high jump Jiead" Cougar Utah State twice in a Mile run third-ranki- g Walt Steffenen, for the opening of a new nine-hol- e 2 1 2 Jones, Ralph (Tiger) clear2b, Woodward, overto the for Cougars. Spair.howcr standing performances Sher-al- d golf course. BYU; Wayne Lundell, Friday afternoon at' Timp Kragthorpe,. c 3 0 3 BYU; contender. middleweight come Utah's edge in the field ed the pole at six fleet James, BYU. Time," 4:28.2. Failed On Hector The much criticized Frenchman 3 3-- 0 Park. Shields, p .... 11 inches over his own head. events. th'at the gentlemen in took matchmaker Billy Brown "off 1 1 0 It Shot 1. Bill 3 appears not Smith. lb and was Utah: howput were i scores Motta, The The of Bob Yates vgood only (Buzz) jump vua Jtah, rwvcia Ui uitaitu turned in .the top perform- enough to beat' Utah's Fred Prat-ley- , Ken StrongUtah; Marv Rober-so- n, charge of the Coliseum relays the spot" 'Friday night by winning ever, nial .of Philadelphia each hit By sweeping the twin bill, the 27 6 18 11 ance of the BYU. Distance, 47 feet 878 booted one, but good, When they a unanimous decision over Totals who set the 'conference, rechomers! day, winning the low Cougars moved into sole posses on a to of follow Jones failed the 1 inches. tip through Yonkers.'.N.Y., full 220 was a H also AB A PO but! in the ord two hurdles last second and and second of sion year, league byu Cleveland pushed across placing place ' the Australian Hector 440 that favorite; Hogan, Ray Brown. yard run runs in the eighth inning to edge standings, but Utah can gain a Morgan, cf . . ; ,.33 1 1 0 was available Royer weighed 160 BYU; Lee Nichols, BYU: John dash sensation, pounds; spot by Eggertsen, 3b Washington. 4. as Early Wynn tie for the runner-u- p 158. on event in their for Jones, BYU. May 1 50.4. 2 2 running Benson, has If his seven-hitta it Time, doubleheader for. hurled a Jones, sweeping His surprise triumph in the na21. 3 3 0 ;) Javelin throw fourth victory. Bob Avlla hit his coming up with the Aggies this Oyler, 'ss; Gary Loosli; A friend of Hogan's contacted televised and broadcast 1 1 tionally 3 second homer of the season to tie week. Foster, c Utah; Boyd Jarman 'BYU: Bob Ira .was com local radio witnessed by a sprin sports Blue,, 2 fight 9 3 ll .. in the eighth, the score at Fulton, Utah. Distance. 195 feet. Montana has already captured Lewis, lb . him that Hogan kling of about 1,500 cash customtold and mentator, 0 0 3 3 Madsen. rf inches. and Dave Philley doubled .and the division crown and will meet was available foi American ap- ers perhaps the smallest boxing 3 0 2 then came home on Larry Doby s the winner of the Eastern Divi Karren, 2b . 100 yard dash Harry Ander School in Garden history. The scrap to crowd District's HEY the NIGEL 1 highlights. sport 3 2 By pearances Empire prior j e single off Frank Shea for the sion title in a son, BYU; Bob Yates, Utah; Bill games at Vancouver, B.C. play- Jackman, p j it will held was be An in virtual privacy be annual Writer Herald affair, staged Sports run. Jim Busby off for the Skyline championship. Earlier, winning I 9.8. arowser, Utah. Time,: excause Lincoln at of New York sports Blue GROVE called Wilbur "We PLEASANT blasts 12 School, 21 High 10 26 Monday immediately Totals . ........... and Mickey Vernon each "horn High hurdles Willard Hirschi. Johns of the .Coliseum, committee writers against by The in at Orem. the got to contenders top be pitching Cougars "mismatch." Al while strong pect ered for Washington Score by Innings: this year's Alpine Day track and Junior Wayne Ash is expected BYU; Fred Pratley, Utah; Lowell and told him the good news. Johns As a reward, - the Frenchman Rosen did likewise for Cleveland. from Morrie Jackman and Sopho- Utah State ........ 000 001 Wilson, Utah. Time, 15.0. Dick Toolson to ride, to BYU thanked Blue, but failed, to follow who, nearly quit the ring in disgust Ed (Whitey) Ford limited the more 300 111 x 6 field meet, although in some re- to be the bright? starj of the 880 yard run McKay Rollins, last 5ear, probably will get double an we in the lack Friday. easy triumph through. PeeGee aggregation, having BYU; Dave spects depth Tigers to a lone hit in a Covia, BYU; Tom Hogan now is going to run in the to Summary: RunsLewisEggertsen, team," declared Pleasant Grove Cats Jackman the pitched to fight with Eduardo the credit State Utah for Track receive relief of qualified innings 2, Haws, Morgan 2, Oyler, Utah. Time, 1:59.6. . California relays. He has a 9.3 cen- Lausee of Argentina early next for a 5 Yankee triumph. Ford their first game victory by allow- Woodward, Shields. Errors Eg- High School's track mentor, Gil and Field Meet in the shot put, McAllister, 220 yard dash " Bob Yates; tury to his credit. month. j and pole vault events. relieved Tom Gorman with two ing the Aggies only six hits. He gertsen, Lillenquist 2. Stolen Meier, Friday. discus, Utah; Harry Anderson, BYU; The Australian government is Jacques, wlio had won but two Alpine Day is one of the Alpine Tpm Clark is a hopeful for the Dale on and one out in the fifth hurled .shutout ball for five Bases 2, EggertMorgan, Oyler Newbold, Utah. 'Time, 21.8, flying Hogan over, and the cost to of his "last 11 previous bouts, was in the inning, and then struck out Bill last twobefore weakening sen, Jones. Home Runs Lewis. whjile sprinters record, high jump seven-innin- g High jump Doug Spainhower. any relays that wanted him is picked as a substitute against of the innings Tuttle and pincbx hitter Matt Three Base Hits Woodward. Two Roland Robinson, Bill Page and BYU; Cal Clark, Utah; Bob Ful Jones for Friday night's bout when nil. to Farmallow contest the Batts to end the Tiger threat. Base Hits Jones, Foster. Runs second-rankin- g Gary Carson will pound the Lin- ton, Utah. Height, 6 feet 8 inches: practically Blue told Johns hi that hadn't Rocky Castellani of The Phillies retained their half- ers to score three times. Batted in Jones, Foster 2, Lewis, coln cinders for top honors in (Unofficially breaks Skyline Con followed Cleveland suffered a back injury, on the through eame marain atop the National The Cougars got to a three-ru- n Jackman, Hatch, Shields, Woodsuggestion their division. Carson will also ference record of 6 feet 7 inches. because the Coliseum "couldn't while training Matchmaker Brown Jackman-Lew- is lead in the first inning and ward. Double Play League by beating the Keds, enter the broad jump! with Sonny neia oy Fred Pratley, Utah), was called before the New York y afford it." on Granny Hamner's seventh were never reauy threatened Struck Lillenquist-SheltoPLEASANT GROVE Coach Thornton, and Carl Cravrfof d- - will run mile lwo Sherald James. The Land Assassin boxing commission to explain. He Richie scored which 3. of Lewis Shields Dave after that. the Out by Jackman 2, inning single race. ' Guy Hillman's Pleasant Grove run in the BYU; Roland Molen, i Utah ; Don Remember Leo Lomskl, the said, "I'll stake my reputation as Ashburn. Cats got' a homer in the fourth, Bases on Balls Off Shields. 2, High School baseball team chalk-- ! Several have de Behunin, Utah. Time; 9:47.2. heavyweight known as the "Aber- - a matchmaker that the Frenchman Carl Erskine gave up only two but Phil Oyler led the BYU at Jackman 1. Wild Pitches-Jack-ma- n. ed up their second victory against veloped intosophomores middle-distanc- e Broad jump Tom Jones. Utah:! Ween Assassin" a quarter of a will put up a good fight." " good hits both of them doubles, by tack with three hits. Ablett. and Heath ' Umpires Lehi, jon the PeeGee diamond men, Including Jay Newman, Don Taylor,-UtaA long right to the face in the Bob Speak- - century ago? : Stan Musial and Alex Grammas In the second game, Toolson Second Game Thursday. Bill BYU. and 21 Rulon man, Ttimble. 10 ninth feet 0 Ran into Hone, a caused Jones' such pain and Distance,; in pitching Brooklyn to a young fellow by that AB H PO A The Groyers' Roland Hobinson also limited the Aggies to six UTAH STATE ' for inches. are name .looking bright the other day selling real numbness that he .will have Jiis Things over Tom Poholsky of St. Louis. hits and 2 1 1 pitched a two-h-it shutout ball over Sparreboom, ,ss game. against the Viking thincl ads, and after Low, hurdles Bob Yates, Utah; estate ..4 upper left jaw X:rayed Monday for Johnny Klippstein pitched a the final pitched 1 2 4 2 conbut the 3d:'... His Willard Pioneers, Hirsehi. Sprcgue, at the) regional innings. Lowell "Leo their is BYU; three-hitte- r, good said showing possible bone chips near a recently my Leo, and drove in two trol also eight father," 2 0. neither of Lehi's hits resulted in track meet, PeeGee colors are Wilson. Utah. Time, 24.3. left little to be desired Hatch, rf ...... filled :molar tooth. now dad is Jr. in "My funs, including the winning run as he gave working 2 2 4 a trip to home plate. The Vikings'. up only one base on Hodges, cf to be flying high at this Discus Bill Howesi Utah: Bill the merchant marine." in th sixth inninsr. to helD the expected 2 0 2 Carl Crawford opened the scoring year's Alpine Day trials.: Motta, lb;.. Bird, BYU; Boyd Jarman, BYU losin balls. Cubs snap a four-gam- e 3 0 1 2 column ... rf in the fourth with a. If, Haws, 136.1. Distance, Barbara Romack, probably one streak with a 3 victory over the After both teams registered a Woodward, 2b 3 0 1 2 triple' and slid to Pole vault paydirt on the run in the first inning, the CouLewis " Chatterlv of the finest of the nation's femiGiants. 2 0 5 2 ,c next hit.Tommy Clark scored the On Automobile Insurance BYU; tie for second, Oscar Jack nine, amateur golfers, has no inVera Law held the Braves to gars cut loose for a couple of Kragthorpe, 1 0 Q 2,Grovers' second run in the fifth McFadden, t p in and son, the third inning on Ljftin Mel of Utah, tention Utah. ever Ward, four hits while pitching the runs turning professional RULON W. MYERS, Agent 1 0 4 If .. ' Ojinning.; Height, 13 feet 3 inches. "I'm insurance in SacraPirates to a 64 conquest and Foster s double. That gave them Jeffs,! selling At.j 1 0 0 0. State Farm Insurance Co. x Shields Lehi's Palmer mound, nen, Mile relay BYU (Ray Brown, mento now," '.'And I'll 2 0 6 ?! and Butts allowed a total of 10 gaining his third v victory of the a 1 lead and Toolson did the Shelton, lb ' AUTO FIRE LIFE Bob Horton, John Benson, Lee be an jtrnateur as long as- I live. rest. 946 year. 2 0 0 West Center Ph. 899W Oihit: T?rlnnH nnrtnn nitrht whilp Buffington, I never will turn professional." Nichols); Utah. Time, 3:23.3. First Game Robinson for Pleasant pitched UTAH STATE AB H PO A 31 6 24 8 Grove with Richards as Totals Preparation for! the taking-o- f catcher. Spaireboom, 3b, ss . : . . 4 10 3 trout XB HPO A Lehi eggs from Scofield Reser6 . ........000 000 0 BYU now under way. Fish traps is voir 2 0 4 0 . . 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