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Show Indians Cling to Slim Lead Over Yanks Utes Roll to Muff Chance To Move 2 Games Ahead II TODAY. SEPT. SUNDAY HERALD rrtrrm. Ptaai 1M1 U. .fMaa CI 55-- 6 Win Over Montana Hill Prince Returns to Race Track SALT LAKE CITY. Sept roe unprerslty of yuh w Redskins Saturday night nude IS end son for a touchdown conversion try was blocked The MonUnim hcgan Montana university's grid debut; drive after an exchange of (Mr punt, into the Skyline conference an They took- - over on their own XT. one mettng out U then broke loose Jerry Rogland inauspicious NEW YORK, Sept. 'l5' E 55-- 6 NEW YORK. Sept. 15 U.R drubbing to the Bobcats be- - for two rcctacular end mm to After whipping Washington, 4 to The Prince" came back to the ,ore tnt in the XJle ta - move the ball to the to the Utah"" 2, in the opener, Cleveland blew aeuing up Kennedy's touch- the nightcap, 7 to 6, plus a chance racing wars today after almost a,um-was ,n a nine months' absence and! lead today opening game of the 'down paas. to gain a two-gar both club. Mn showed 33.013 fans" at AauHurt and was forced to settle for a inaians scored oute that he can still pick "em ud ML. margin in . split and a one-gaf touchdowns in the first quarter. "ee(je tkCS Uuf Win and lay em down. the tight American leagu penI B Hill Prince, voted "the horse and two more m34-- the second Hv nant race. Ti earn to a 0 take lead ovet quarter IDU1 at .. in . the . , .. . t. .I. The Indians, after learning via iiiiiM ru w DUCHESNE. Uintah Count- ythird in a allowance , the scoreboard that the second-plac- e ,n Unroo high school met defeat race at the New York track and .,ThV Ut bounded Yankees had been beaten to rong tflly twice here Friday at the hands of probably would have won in hjs th,rd Ju,t by Detroit. 7 to 4, tookia 3 lead no again in tne rourtn Pleasant first start of the year if iockev Grove. 7 to 6. when iii the fifth inning of jthe second i. ,or Sterling Walker of the Vikiaaj. u,,r Eddie Arcaro hadn t.. kept hirn ,i0, ,added h gpme but frittered itj away by I tossed a touchdown pass to Ar- under wraps '""1 ooocau vicwry. allowing the. Senatorsto tie the maoe tneir sole land Oeveraux. The Grove touch-displine it nd win in in seventh the the game Racing Spinalong purse. of know-hoin the final down came in the third period, I n gallops 10 yards for BYU's Larry Hancock (50). end Owen Sk.ou.ien (36). Oliverson (231. The Prince" stole the show from in the eighth TOITHDOHNNO. 3 Ray Olivi their only and when Fraught ton accounted , made They period. the-Ronald Anderson (71) and One Hitter. aho galloped to vie ' third touchdown against Idaho State. Men visible in ' picture. Burlv Vic Wertz wrecked near;-- ' guard John Paulson (47). Idaho tackle iwwcr wnen i or inr rxin point. It overoai-hiH- ifeatnroW W00 left to right, include Idaho States Byron Snyder (40), BYU tackle (Photo tot-- v in quarterback La Von Satterfield. The Cougars won, complete. devastation oj the YanDan Kennedy tossed a anced the six points Union had mere Lowell Madsen (55), Halfback Chct Lee of Idaho (32), tackle by Fred Harding ; kees when he clubbed, two hom' to end Jim Nordlund in the been able to amaas. pass Of Detroit ? an was in It four ers and drove impressive debut for the runs to put New York behind Hjll Prince, who earned more than MD0.000 from the first inning on. Veteran ke during a brilliant 1950 campaign Johnny Sain had. little moe on v r T He suffered a leg injury last Jan- the ball today than a little resin 27-7a he also yielded homers ' to Idaho uary but proved he noi has 32-- 0 BV1I fitatp fully recovered' andis reidy to starting pitcher Marl in Stuart! , , shoot for the big purses at the and Dick KroyoSWi. Diizy Trout! .. 11 First Downs n' par a 74 to compile a 21S Sept. IX 0IR Provo hirhBulldoirs conrelieved Stuart vfcth the bases forthcoming Belmont Park meet - ATLANTA. Phi ..174 Rushing Yardage jjq score Beta Rawls. for three days of sharp the BeUy march Kappa their tinued and full in the sixth victory 82 gained hisj Passing Yardage .from the University of Texas.; shooting on the Druid Hills here. Saturday night, rolfinx ninth 'victory. Gil McDougald of Passes . 20 xtv : i x I a c i Attempted "called on the basic golf formula Country Club course, s imny: to a 32-- 0 onuiMin Viwuiii ii over an out,irr ww?n OHOuen the Yankees also homered. 6 li CAROLINA STATF Completed were eyeing their second hurdle for first and goal to go on the passea classed American Fork team. jthat par is the straghtet course! Three strokes back .came Mrs. The Browns came up wita 2 Passes . Intercepted by WINS 31 TO 0 Diddrickson Zaharias. to success today, ad went intoilfihared 1951 football derby West-- i nine-yar- d Paxman in the line Gary Ui in secthe runs 7 PunU The Provo victory, the .three eighth inning two-tiN. 15 RALEIGH. 0U9 on a s Stateof of ern tomorrow the touchdown C. over lor winner ofjhe knifed round Gunnison. Sept. previous college third-placpayoff e Red Sox, ond of .the season, avenges topple the . " . . "National Women's .O p e n Golf six year-old open, and sloe-Cola, after getting over. Idaho fourth place- -' gal's college Karpowitz 3 to 2. :t a 3 defeat suffered- at- the State ' 27-- 7 massacred the Catawba lndiant tournament with ac three stroke eyed Mariene Bauer. at Y stadium Friday kicked the t extra point Eddie Joost s line single over ITotal Vards Penal ird 70 hands of American "Fork last night 90 34-- 0 here pro from Midland. Tex today and displayed itsletd. I.nXe March third 'base in the 12th inning two scored Provo year. Mrs. Zahariaf who scored first a to football newcomer of Miss season the trie Rawls; scalp Western of State. member . TTMK n the; scored p inch - robber Bobb mua touchdowns. in the .first .quarrORREfTf to 5000 DAT' mn't Dr 70 tlM nkir1eH hrrimmAm of t hi nrn in fans" mr'. run that Shantfc with the gave naa mirhrfnun in tnr tirst nnar- ter, nnr- in (he second, one in lTT.- o 78 yester FOLKESTONE, a wornand Riddick England. ilinks. first stadium. satisfied with Sep' herself .sons day tne of Hrigham in decision - 5 n the Athletics the third and one in the play Salterter. 19, the Channel Cougar one From, shot . . . within . . . . . stroke of . w i Swimming .p,The nrrn nr i rnav day mini warnp t .4 over Chicago To nc fourth. 'Paul Kitchen, junior. cn i A nn A . ...... in AniKcn nolo nasorl n ' .1 I'Mj men's par with 73 today, while Ana while the Colorado team Paxman tonka lateral and madelficial time HBICU The . Dodgers' National league scored two Of the touchdow ns. ot of 16 hours and 19 Miss Bauer, sinking a DOUB LEHEADER FOR isn't expected to be any stronger a first down on the 45. After an.! minutes today for Florence lp"ad was" shaved to five gamp Olscn, Peav and Lewis scored Chad-tha72. Both a on the had 18th. putt Idaho btate, the Cougars Idaho when they lost to Pittsburgh, 11, one each for the oalanf e. Oliverson ran bril-- j wick's swim" from England to' had 221 for two days SET nevertheless have a lot of work liantly penalty, the open field tofprance to 4, while the second vplacS The kicking and punting through l mane live nn a Mr unnffir-ia- l Giants were quieting the Cubs, " fwine of Lewis and Kitchen's runmrV . i, i"h""" iarpnwiiz rs With all proceeds going Into the polio fund. the. Orem Not made it Oliverson and 4o 2. handoff. Satisfied IS as 22 were of hours the and minutes. ning highlights and Salem Mercantile, two of the best softball teams in Rookie Ni Jsloe now is the III' the Provo offense. Coach Chick Atkinson- - said first aid 10 on the 14. Three plays Utah county, will clash as part of a doubleheader Monday at Rookie NHes Jordan held C.in- 13-- 0 sxirtea nis leitjLlim DEFEATS JORDAN hatur.nay ne was 'not too well- later attertiem B 8:15 p. m at Spanish Fork. . .. . . per- end for a touchdown.. Karpowitz' satisfied" with the crnnati to five hi's as tne mils H SAWU1-A team was JOrfltn riit kirk wa ooorf. Jameson, was a finalist in the Salem, managed ;formar,re of thp Crtmrarc cruised to a 5 to 2 triumph JACKSONVILLE. FU.. Sept- - 1 recent 'Spanish Fork invitational, softball tournament, while Blonde Cliff Chambers coasted "ndTheCUtahr p the A MUPh University a in Orem same The the ahmade T county good 8te?ltiE tourney. showing to his 14th victory as the Cards iZl second period. of Florida team started its. 1951 i- - n will .imn., won "are who the Orem the club for Spanish cavorting players -l a d out a seawnn s noie pounded .wnue it too early' in the football season off Saturday night put inano aiate in Iaeorc The willing but out- Fork invitational a yeas ago, according to Manager Lennie decision over the Braves. son tine cougars nye pracuceo wnn with I IS to 0 victory over t"" iuiw team manned Madsen. junior Jordan one11 only days to date to expect went out of bounds on the couldn t stem the Lehi Wyoming, the team touted for the In the first game of the twin bill. Pleasant Grove's strong and Satterfield returned. the latter had commandtide perfection. Mentor Atkinson rn- - yard line. battle of of team will the the Hurst Skyline Eight championship, bewinner Construction, Spanish How 0dicated he had. expected to see Fe)ton s punt from the 48 to the Kame fr0m start to finish 25.000 rainsoaked fans. . 7:15. fore invitational at Fork, sharper blocking, tackling and nf- - 14 yard line on a nice play. Onj ' American League ?ei frrrsivr ork in the opening eon- - fourth down Oliverson ran 10 "' that notice served) Springville 2 ano. St Louis ... 000 000 0303 e w more aiso n.arpowuz ,pst na0 a it be Vcifl for will contender strong 002 000 0002 7 Boston 1 kicked thepaoin extra point nt hustle. Region 3 football honors Fridav snaP ' But 1 Pillette. Paige (8) and Lollar; night The Bengals had one touchdown will the ,hlnk things DeviU when the tied Red u. u u'R pr m Stobbs, Scarborough (fl). Parnel! Granite. tne. season progrpsses. ra.v, 0 on the Farmers' cnmP . . . and -Robinson. c Winning (9) AtKlnson sairf. noperuiiy, dui r meyunnne anoiner nnvc goon ' IICIO :i t . T ;, . Bl l- USCO IS entire qi;an in onoi-rnn recovered a u ixiMnj rpitfrwr, r"iiirne i c. ni :J BYU fumble in mi dfield. Felton State the Idaho Desoite game. pitcher. Stobbs (10-7- ). i.. and sharnnnss at "it tne riRm irle lor a first down vine ricvifii luui'ti muin mors:. ... up varnaco rran tne WT t armors ano .rark ofthehustle on the 37. Lee ran to the 25. and .team flashes (First- game) did; show ijtimes, nitrnliPH the i,aii I o.t f th, . . mil ho rif hrtl ianr a net u9c ah p tr rUA a nacc h P It nn tr few weeks, our manufarturem tIJ Hi, In 200 100 010 4 10 II Cleveland v n The i.i Triggs quarter- Washington 200 000 0002 8.1 touchdown. il i yJri vuii i a? ui uif the govemmept will place a 10 federal ex-c- ie (18-1to the 3 and Lee i and in sight. Hjegan: Wynn Time Red Deviis after the time Scored. ToUcrt Missed tax on al! projectors. Don't wait nntfl Johnson,' Consuegra (8X. Sims deep m Granite territory, and Grasso. Losing pitcher, d.pped line snowed considerable' BYU wound up the scoring just 10 tax is added to the cast of your, thia to have their defensive only with Home runs at times. It sorelv mtesed before the Johnson ed by fumbles or stiffening re- - iu ace wirigman.' Max Tolbert.Probtrt takinggame ended, . from Doney' Doby (20th). projertpr. Buy it. today or put ft in layaway, sistance by the Farmer line. 40 to and eat for. the had Pennv.slvania left up place yards now, for Christmas. One dolhtr will Bold Granites No. threat came just ;hn earlier in the, davl to be at the ball on the Idaho 13. PrObert (Second game) 000 VI 0008 11 4 before the final gup after the hoHsVde of his mother raoor ted took' another Dass on the one- Cleveland any of these out standi ng 8mm projectors. Farmers recovered a SpririgviUe Triticallv' 111. In his absence a vard line and Karonwitz Dluhned Washington 100 200 3x 7 12 on the line. He missed the freshmAn suhstitnte Marion. Pro- - nvftr the eoal. Gromek. Brissie (7). Garcia1 fumble Coach Pehrson. was especially bert of Ingtewood Cal.. showed extra point s (7) and Tebbetts; Moreno. Harris 1 oung of caliber. varsitv. Ferrick f 7) and Guerra P'w?rn Blln nls 'eam.. neinse. 5) Brlgham being promise Rod- - Another lineman who looked eood Dn- .tttm'Li. Prie. .t The two Red iDevil Trt ..... .., A- .... - guards. . IT nu;i. xun d;.j m a was UiiMLiUkUind L.eiv nayaKousen. narFv pert. iicjr uiiu ). stiDtnute roie loing pitcher, Garcia TRIAL FREE... mond. cspociallJnad a" field day. Bray. 23Uprinnd Hawaiian. . Tackles Hunt. Hancock. Nielson. 1o-- o Left walker showof also Guards Smith. the mn 7 back Several Lynn and Offensively.. roi Cunningham. oil Detroit We'rje so certain yu'il love the auperb Billy Bird appeared to be Spring- - ed real promise, particularly half- - Paulson. Martinez. Ceriters- Bos- 'New York. 001 110 010 4 back Tom Burr, junior from Mnab. ro. Kimball. Bowman. Right Stuart. Rout (5) and Ginsberg, ville's best men Friday. performance of these fine .projector, who put on a real defensive show. Guards Kochkovar, Flahenty, Swift (5); Sain, Hogue (7): Schal- - St. let you ufe the projector of your we'll n also Tackles Clove. Louis Lavon U32 10 020 looked Satterfield Right 02xl6 Raysten, lcck (8) and Berra Winning Cole. Chtpnan (1). Burdette good most of the titne at quarter- - Boulter. Bray. Madsen. Tooke. ). Losine nitcher. Trout choiee for 10 day. If you're not com' Brundage. Rupp. I Home runs!'' Estock v7 and Cooper. St. back and showed he- w ill nje a rear Right. Ends nitrher. Sain pletely satisfied with its' performance, Satterfield, and .contender for the starting .post. Quarterbacks f?);' Chambers (14-1ir Wertz i(2 24th and 25th). with Darrell oney and pos- - thews, Doney. Right Halfbai-'kLosing; pitcher. Chip-StuaYOUR MONEY RACK! hoskt (11th), McDou'gald (13th),;D- R,cOliverson. Stout, Burr. man ). Home'run D. Rice sibly Keith Matthews. " Westover. (1st). L'i HambExcessive Penalties Left Halfbacks Paxman. if ' ;.; (Wh'), Passing of both teams looked lin. Whiraker, Bills. Fullbacks S,itui da '; Results (12 innings): pretty sad all evening, with the Ballif, Karpowitz. Chicago 000 220 000 00O4 n 2 AMERICAN LEAGUEW i niiir iunn Sanders. Pcfe passers missing ineir marK! oaoty 000 003 001 0015 12 Oj Fhila . Ends and the receivers Hiller.JI time time Left after 90 54 .62.) Gumpert. Grimslev (7), Dorishi,,vcJ?n7 A EASTMAN EIGHT -. . 87 York .621 mqinng opportune ies wnen tne jone?. Len i acKies taiepnenson. and Sheely. Niarhos (11): New III) ball did come within range. Oiards Sam Left ..... I . . Boston jChristensen. J' ' I 84 , .604 Fowler. Kucab (6i and Tipton. The "game offered .several spec- - era. Hammond. .Centers Jpnsen. . . . 7fi Chicago WWning pitcher, Kucab tacutar plays, and except for ex Evans. Fuger. Right Guards . . 4'6Si Detroit .453 Kodaacobe projector with Brilliant 7 tt ). Dorish Losing pitcher. cessnp penalties .wnicn slowed Hoimberg. Herzog. i MBgieoy. RI 2 . . Home runs Lenhardt (13th). Philadelphia . t Wise-tKk o JF anon Anderson1. was Tackles .(. projection lerja that run cool, interesting Right R3 . . 56 400 ne, action badly, Washington ZerniaT (31st), Phillev (6th): Jones. Weight. watch. The referfe'eg got plenty man. Right Ends St. Louis 44 95 steady and ailent. A reaj harfraip. this low-co- st ''. jof practice polishing up on their Pospishil Quarterbacks Triggs. National League signs and signals as they called Brackenbury. Right Halfbacks .projector has rrwiy outstanding Results lOd' 020 001 4 9 n Frday Brklyn on both teams. Snvder. Cowell. Martindale. Left closely penalties D, Chicago feature', plus the famous EASTMAN name Philadelphia 022 001 24x 11 15 1 Pitts ... over Halfbacks FCltpn. Gunnell.- Iee, and before the game Lotiis 6. Boston 9. Branca. Podbielan, (4). Kina S. and reputation. Idaho Sta,te had been penalized Logan. Fullbacks Smith, Detroit-2- , .New York 5. Su yards and BYU 70. Each team ners. (6r, Schmiti (8) and "tf ampanella:. Cleveland at Washington' Wilks (7) and McCulQueen. refused reany other penalties. The! Score by of the players, who B. Y. U. ......... 14 7 .0 8 27 lough. Garagiola (6). Winning 'Poneo. rain Results SaturdaV' Losin N a ..hit jumpy in tnis first Idaho state ... were ,n o 7 ci 7 pitcher. Queen ATIONAL LEAGUE Home Touchdow-ns- : KYU" only ) j game, undoubtedly contributed to pitcher. Branca ,Pxman.. W Lj !in ,hv -' Robinson of runs Snider Oliverson. 29ih). KarpoSatterfield, penalties. 89 50 Brooklyn . . . Another lipcman" who lookedjwitz? Idaho State cojlege Lee: (Ith). Thomas i2nf).57 R.6 (New-Yor. .Olll ,1 W u kiln K e. u.ac in thm n t c n,.,V,l. iflnr ( (ti irhHnu r W V TT .7,4 St. Louis fj7. .r Lowell Madsen. big tackle, but Thila' 010.100 0035 11 .1 Karpowitz (3). 72 69 .30 he suffered a "Cinn 000 000 Oil 2 5 2 Boston leg injury "which 74 68 f. .tordan. Roberts Philadelphia k him out of the Western will (9) and SALE 82 .426 state keep Erautt (8). Cincinnati . game. ' : 41.-84 MEN'S OVERALLS BYU. five minutes scored, after and Howell. Winning pitcher. Chicago 84 408 0f play in thefirst Jordan (2-quarter on a Losing pitcher, 2.t Results Friday's t drive from midfield. Ray Otiver-- t Home runs Wehemeier - Blue or Striped WILL HOLD ANY PROJECTOR IN LAYAWAY! Bib 7," Chicago 2. New Style York .son on .a raced around right end Ennis (15th). Litwhiler (2nd). ARMY-NAVBOBS 4. 10. 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