Deseret News | 1956-07-03 | Page 13

NEWS AND TELEGRAM, DESERE Solt Lake City, 3, 1956 Tusdoy, July , Bees, Weatherman Triumph As Tight Pioneers PFeOctio.: By DEE CHIPMAN Elsewhipped the Russets. double-old was the where itr from the weatherman who let it rain 'ern outat Missoula, Great Falls and Billings. Which brings ip tonight's series finales betweerl the Spuds ,,, the Mustang. ami And leaptieleafilng 'Nlagle Valley at I the Boise Braes at Misthe Pocatello AthBi!li.ngs. Great f'alls 'sets the ' . 'Double" suddenly looms large in the PiOnt-tLeague on this holiday lia 11,1 A III .a full sthe,iule or headers 1 I I - pla ed We,!ies:la. to Infiepv!,,1t,!.e li, I v Mei t, iiiii leal.:44e ctoli I 'm V.!-1,-I- it all over !1,00 espe1114.land 's 4- 4- --- e les,t-ien- 1,1',r1,0, I t 17; 41., ... ... r, ,,s - , 1 Butcher, Banker And A Boat ' State Needs Boating ! i r 1st Half Two Squads ..,, ., I 4 lhe;c h,,t.kcl. lite smith), tI t'.L busman the let) "krifi and the V, rf irl I; ,f()1( ,I,1'k.01, I X tatitill n thI ht (I I I (II)ne IX or 1,11.11s ing '' sI niankInd. cam- Toke tko small bo s 11(milin('s (14)1'1 ad tIit writti Layton and Syracuse shared top honots for the first half of toc- n mostly torauNc (His to it ,.11shi1c (ft titan. hargeithl. to the lak of boatby the rnanitcal mannets of te co,sett 'wert t shottithe t'.1e two in Immo ftolit oh tilIC iticy A ot couple in an ernptv bozo. (bitted hien shme Thc be &Ws - t, , ttlia ;tk lust half play up Saturday. here's the way the As NKound looked. tort s rm. use t. 14 Prt Inebind 3 4?$, 4Kti s ( Oat i ( omelt itountif oi has Istito , s,u n be( , Vi su at-it- lie .113 est Point ft IMO July INClearheld at Kaysville. SunPoint. Comets at LaY ton. and Bountiful at Syracuse at Wept July 21Sunset could eircle and pick her up she went down to stay. These stories of di ale not pletty. Yet they have to be written. The indictment could be charged against the state legislature for their failure to face 'the boating issue in the same manner that they have set up regulations on the highways or in industry. finger could be pointed to the game departwho hare authorit.y to cgulate the use of boats in 4shing. Or there is the revenue collecting water users who are happy to grab the boat license fee and then scamper with the ante and leave the t)flaters to make out as best they can. A II The Da is County loop initiates second half play Saturday, with a full slate of games on tap. Layton journeys to Clearfield; Syratli se meets West Point; Kaysville tries the Comets. and Bountiful traels to Sunset. Here's the balance Of the seeond half schedule: sct A lady aas riding on Hi. bow of a fat inboard and uas tlirm4n on a fast turn Before the drker of the craft at SY racusA. at Layton. West Point at Comets, Licarfield at Bountiful July 28Comets at Clearfield. Layton at Sunset. Syracuse at Kaysvilie. Bourn Will at West Point August 4Clearfleid at 9 Yr FICUSe, Sum set at Comets. West Point at Layton. Bountiful at K ay skint, August IIClearfield at Sunget. Syra. CUNP at Comets. K ',Ville at West Point. Layton at Bountiful Last week of the pra, August 18 on West point al fo o Socset at Kaysvitie. La-toat SY ravose, Comets at Bountiful The week following the final games will be Davis County Fair Days, during which the teams will hold a round robin tournament. 'league f want. Wayne Count ti Watcrusers use Mr Fish Lake 7raters, thr state OWnS the lake and the Forest &I-tirwhew; Ow gmbageplt8 around it. Spit in the lake and you get lined. But Ware dead bodies in the big drink and no one seems to care. of regulations at rented boats. ruoi-i- t s)- - the for to eir )cp;i; hodis But Ithis is only vart of au, hol t,AK v ';,lr'-1 he t'1,h in Tegokile lot fisbei the picture. At Utah. Lake only one fourth of the boaters fish. Others just boat! Pineiew is a boaters lake only. And there are others. No one seems to have the authority. If they do they execute it poorly with rare exception. A stale law is neede41. Sotire regulation is nrwessary for inspection. registration and classification of waterI ttn !I I craft. however. that there will be enforce. ment so that boats not classified for certain :waters will be kept off these lakes. They license autos and weigh in trucks for the highi ways. Why not some of the same for boats on the slate's This Canadian Grid Club Begins Early Workouts waterways' he , ariI , t , . ' ' . ,,110,g1 - . , I'. , 4101h4 ,...mo.,..E.,-,,..;- , , AII-Sta- Frick Peddles two-Tu- 1 311 Million i .te, 2 - 1 .- 24311 7-- , ( - f - it 1 1 ' 1 5-- ca' 1 1 ' 1 1 4 1 . 1 i i .3117 1 1 RI. UN ' En-whit- e. - - ,4-- - - -, . 1 1-- - , .1-- I, 1 1 - - ' 11 7 all-sta- ' . 9 1 1 - 1 Mo.--- 1 ",, ' "11-- - , 1 6-- 3 1 1 1 1 iing . -.- ,,,- ..., ' ,.. 1 ,., c , 4. - N . Silo-Ro- o 1 i 1 1 1 . -t 1 1 11 lb-I- 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 211 L. 1 1 . 1 1 -- 0- , A 1 - Oc Prick-tel- 0- - Vir k , at 5114,,rtu'a IR pm ,S:ctors 31, 8 l',5, 8 3 , i gle by .lir461 - AR 1 Tr-'-Ir2b 2 1 Luncinst td 2 0 Benntrh cl 4 0 Ananias lb 4 0 0 AR A a 0 P.L. gi 411 1 Anciersr,r, !f 0 Johnaon lb 5 3 0 2 I C01one lb 3 1 7 0 1 A 1 Totals 3711 24 0 Totals -- - 31 Is 21 0 IN Ael N10- -4 14..1.,, -NA ; Nevt lip fil Wea E Hersoot. De lock, RBI Runnels. Stever. Thersall 2. Jensen. 2BWilliams 2. White. ieneen. Sievers. 3BVallitI- at GreAt h m. Volley Niortin 4 3) at Itil lins Mrd:Itire fil 8 r, m t at Idaho Salt Lake , Froderick ;. A 15 n rn nli)1. '14'1111W) IDAHO IF At IA SALT LAKIF Maui- (,;elfigl ALL-STA- R BALLOT 1 :3 1 1 1 d tSt Louis I, SS; brittgri atoll on I Clnetnnan hum Brooklyn?, 44. Bolen BatooMays (New York I. II; Moon I St. Louts), 9; Temple i Cinctn- 21) , 0-- 0 WPByerle Evn Ratting (Based on 150- Official at Ratio G AR R H Prt Player and clilb 71 204 go Igo .379 Mantle. New York 50 192 44 70 .305 Maxwell. Dotmit 00 224 34 79 .353 Xuenn. Detroit (New York 29: RimeMantle Rime Rerrs (New York), III; Sievers tWaah 17. ington ). Retie Ratted IttMantle (New York I. 71; Simpson tWanwite City). 57; Wertz 55 (Ckiveland 09; Void RtraMantle iNew York). 54 Lower i Kansas City Washington of i 0 2 ). of j , 1 of T-- 1.2.5. Loot Was Seattle 55 34 35 39 Otte 51 44 Hollywood 41 Sacramento 40 Poi Ptivriet 41) an pIPOI San ?random 39 31 Vancouver s Houston Vancouver No 7 at Oklahoma City-- , 4r4 42 45 1 J4118 .4'71 4c9 55 7. Los J. .531 42., other dames VoSt rpm, p tor thaw noldolytti. Pity 11, Not moot be sebtottio4 a. Pigott ballots three players tome be selected from soy woe itoot P.O. Weir 1287. 11.0r1 DwkOntelit poser-e- l City lb, Vtob. A-- 1.560 114 DON W. HALL lOth Prix Spinox No 66 Spimning L., M. LEI Joe.::: 114 1041 12 13 2114 rhi'nZetTultredti " A merkevo Atorvotr.nii. Tlenvd., at' ",tiorw4,1, Minneapolis gt NA.. II r.,,,, 4. CharlestOn 'a ,. . - t: KIDS CON11ST-2- nd Utica Magmatic I I , . ' ot'' ' ' . lb IFAA 1 I ,1 Prize Iteei WINO t. : . ..- - ' , CDS CON41ESTIrti Prize . With ....sombo:orfeiy Led , --1 Ill ' . STEVEN THOMAS -- t IIOlZfA c............,......1) ' am it,l'-:1- : Inn'.Alli LA A . . 1th floor ccoosioNTAL LUDLOW RICHARD v IIISURANCE . ' 11 A ', end Comprorry for A stotintion W4cht,4 5 Prize KIDS CONTEST-- 10 Johnson 40 Sphttg het, Van, Costing Rod, 100 yds. Nylee Lin. HATCH I unvimA 1.1 1"iarni 411 ft, - - f. , MIES W. PETERSON ' Off NAIETERAPIN 7, 7' C,,,AC,""' tie! LAKE DMS1ON moo City No. 925 Trot!ing too1 I , , LOIS STRAGGUS 9tit Prize . ' 70i Prize l Spinnieg Iota! E. BOWEN 12 pc. Aluminum Como Cook Kit ppd.. I Orly carnet schesuted Mgr. t - . Mil Prize No. 500 Spinning INA Liston 5. Dallas 4 Tulsa S. Shreveport 1 Austin 2. Fort Worth 1 Pr.:MOO00 timoi Spia-Po- G. rain can Antonio International League - tato Hodden ( Texas League II .P - W. C. STRAGGUS Baltimore Steles Bases and Rivera ,Chirszw4 fl Kuehn itie- tmit). 7; Busby and Avila (Cleveland,. .119 J503 Meadars "kti-Ata- 6th Prix Lobo, No. 33 ShwI, j Franc-0n- t kts SIGHAM STUART Pacific Coast League SS bolt 5th Prize Comfy Dacron Worming 94Io AMERICAN LEAGUE WDe- PB-1V- hita. lock (21). ;- ERNEST MONOHAN on most wing Pittaburgh t, 114; Lawrence Newcombe (Brook0. 104; (Cincinnati Peeriv 21, Ramos Chaksiesio ... Jr) Neel, South linvi No. 7800 Gloss Rod Friend 2 in 5. Chakales 0 in 1. Ramos 2 in 2. 2 2, Delock 04), Wiesler R more thoo 4th Prize kohnoco'n Century Spinning n.0 k, ' Pike it ingthaged Delock in - - VMS DAVI Rohin 10-- .101 I. Long Mt; 1 1,011.--S- Louis 49, Mus,a1 (St burgh I. 48. KNORR Srti Prize Nock Minor Personal Ply tott, Portia No. SO Automatic itooi.. MOM Doub lo T000rvl Lim 10-- ... p HARRY (Boston). S. Buddln and lois; liaidion most wirst Pitekinerbased ViPISKI. Poi and Runnels; Buddin, GoodPierce (Chicago 4 12 2; Brewer illow man and Gernert. Rot's. Runnels and tonli 10-Wilson (Chicago, and Kucks Sievers. D8Wialer 3, Sullivan 3, iNew York 4 Lemon (Cieveland Chakales 1. Bverls 1, Deiock 2. SO--Ford Sliew York 4 04;4loett tOeWierier 2, Chakales 1. Delork S. HO-- troit). 64. 1 in 4. WiPS1.1 3. Sullivan 7 1 1 Comfy Down end Nether Arctic Sleeping log SYriat DPSullivan. slelan Wieslor and Team N amp pos. - Ln). 18 (St Louts lung Battod INBoyer o, 508; Pate 1 1 JAMES NEWMAN liktTING at Bata) (Based on 150 Official teAR pet, Player and dub 70 283 58 95 .337 Royer. St Louis .337 M 28 172 55 Salley. Cincinnati Clemente. Pittsburgh 511 183 24 59 .322 .321 71 56 240 MI Robinson. Cincinnati s ethicatoi. 2e;, Rama Royer (St. Louis). 19. Snider (Brood-- 1 , , P 11 , , i, third-plac- ft $16.2,-ii0si- , . . .6. 1.- , A I Matensky r140 2 0, 3 (1' 3 11 5 1 I 0 Green cf In the C serviee hydro clam Jack Liebtet IC leffnt 3b 4 2 7 Lliffutter 214 orlon Thornomm. Salt Lake City. Whit first3 20 4 4 4 3 Lmadus lig Cssho Second Wat hiaCe honors. driving a 2 0 5 YmMit Sthrr,dr tit 2 n I22 0 ChatlYS Parker. Rupert, with an 2 I BnWPri , a Harns e 2 John Reeve-- 4. Salt Lake City. 0 0 0 Seyfriod p 2 0 It 2 In the B,U rinatmut. Henry Tr,11, Crnos p 0000' was Prin. Itliihtitm 0 3000c-Wastamet. Rupert. with a Ted.Samnelson. Salt Lake City, 108U. Schultes p 0000 second, and John 131rdaey. Salt Lake 211X 27 0 24 X 21 le Tatals Toots Ia CitY, 22 U. third In Yours In 6th In the B tock hydro. Gary Peterson. N'h in a With was Green tnr first: Lake City. gait Salt Lake CttY, a c Weikel for Sevfried Roy Youngsford. ".ot go semend, arid Don timer. Baked., let Lok. Ott no 104- 1-S 112 feats Palle ' Ore third. Llobler 2. Kieffner 2. For the e enek hydro. Charles Baker. RAnanias. Wa2. an with find. George 2. Kieffner R17, Rknanias. Ltebier Rupert La Geho. Coon. Green. Lumadue. Johnlton. Salt Lake City. a RAL, Falls. third Twin Brown. Schroeder. Seyfrted Farr 00. 2 runannut. Olck In the Lietrk.r. Kleffner-- , Geirre- Salt Lake City. with a 36.U. lawit tirai; 2. H WTI. Ande:raor 2. Comnp. turn'. R. ga secrind, Paul Curt,. Baker. Ore- Sehroeder and Leo Mnrerand. Twin Fails. SLundnutat 2BJobrap-m- . third. feleeener 2. Lietrler, Yarn-cit3RGE(' to Byron Fishina bout hcmorsE. went 2 tn R IT off., Retialer of. Rupert. R. Idaho Tapia 14171PLondo,110 Lake WY. and Wayne, Allen, Purley e by !aerfrin.d.. Green and WW1 by MO.4. Officials for the race NVPSeyfried Demto Flamer. trier' Fournier. chairinan4 SrlCr,,Trin 2.. nroouncee: Jnhn Mar-)and- . .1,41!htirn I. Seyfried H....german. 5. 12 Mliburn timer: James L, Ruyher. alisurtarit; 'Milburn 4 4 in 4 Laic. Salt City, Thompson. Jack Mrs. 4 21 in G. 3 in Settultes 2 Milburn Brixitam Cam Harmon. senrekeetam; 1jHeral and Crre. Utah. refereer Dogialct 305. Chavotio (mai 'tarter. '' '''''''s er--"- - Ai I .. .tmlimmWit Yui-- 1 14,e're-le- . . ..- 7 1 ReYf-le- DA IA 44464 -- 1 1 we-t- - 1 1 PX11-ric- - t It( el ?ti - ' 7 - , ; 528-U- . , - 3-- It i , top-do- g I .. w Big - 9-- 3 MAJOR LEAGUE SUMMARY Rights For 130-11- , e.. m' , , U . -" . SUMMARY 1 e -- raen-4----- ' . Tilt, Win C I first-plac- cake-walk- '''. Phi Ilies Finish U-- i 2 d right-hande- 1 U-- 4 ' , By CARL LUNDQUIST f. 1 RUPERT, IDAHO The an most of the prizes, Tne races rual Lake Walcott Boat Club are sponsored by the Kiwanix Tares held Sunday saw contest-- , Club of Rupert. The results: ants from Utah walk away with 1 1 1 Utahns Take Boat Honors A - 1 TA I , o ahn Frtritel10 1 Loop-ro- 1 19:-A- g 1 . . White Sox Stop Tigers As Dodgers Lose-T- Giantst-5-- 1 1'13)---T- rtn ,... , MätiOn,s MonMONTREAL, 1 treal Alouettes will start trainl for the foothall season trig West. Tuesday in gaunt-Ia1 mount with SOMP 70 players on hand 121 W A group of players arrived I over the week end. including s EtcheN erry, : who Sant won out in a contract litigation Of course. receives exclusive Oth 8 0 e Plied out for Maas-i4 Spenor 2b 4 0 40 Nelson lb twiS last week in Santa Fe, Chicago 4 0 3 rf 4 Furillo !I rights ,19 the 114; baseball ex- Lennon 1 Detroit 2 1 111.griel u 4 l' 1 I WAtiket r Hal Patterson, Pat Abruzzi, Pat o EHatfield. Philips, Kuenn 2, Aber, travaganza. Wrthngth p 2 0 I 2 a Cimott If 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 1,vhman p RfilPollet. Esposito 2. Rivers. 0 p .11isreglia nf Notre Dame, Jim Whim 0 LaPalme, Pox. Kuenn 2, Kolinc ilesseilt p 00 Stalon, Leroy Campbell, who I 0 0 RBRivera, Pos. 0 SF Roebuck p 00 Drop, LoPo1me.J3ollint played with the San Fran'2. Trucks 3. Rivera BBLaPaime risen 49'ers. Al Doggett, forTi 11 Aber 1. ROPollet 1, LaPaimo 4. Trucks Totals ltt I 17 I Totals all 7 2 4 I in Howell 14. HOPallot in for 11alker in 7th merly of Louisiana, State, Joe 2 3. LaPolom 0 in 3. Trucks 6 in 8 14. b Struck out for Reagent In ?th 1oi'h. who pl,ived with the Chi Mori Maas 3 in I 3 H ER tronft Aber in 1 Nes, lark 7-- 2 OHO Polled LaPalme ,01), VW 31. Howell Eraok lo n rago Itear,- Pon N;ivPdas of HIP Rresomud. Maya. Sarni. Trucks 4 2. Aber 40. Mass E None RBI Noith Dakota I and et Msas W Etcdito PS t 3 5 t, White. 2Rsni1er," 2, 13,andt. 3RRrancit. LTrucks .hrTtFirl. 1491.1e. Joockson Bob MrLaltatltl, PrrrsRflum 41T, Ps". h!ri SLorter lift Sarni. SURetina. Roberts. picking up where Saul Siot.ncet 7441r11 BR W,thinaton I. Lehman 2, Bew DORTON 5. AR II 0 L. Alit 0A Rogovin left off when the game IWO 1. Rochuck 1. SOWorthinatnn 2 4 Toot HO0 5 2 2b 4 Gdman 3b Rnebuck 0 0 -1 5, PIONEER was suspended last May 13, held Wiitielm 2. Lehman 5 I 30 4 0 0 0 Reruns cf Wnethintion .5 in 7, Wilhelm 1 in 2. Klaus 3b IP Williams 5 4 0 0 in 13, Runnels ss 4 the Pittsburgh Pirates scoreless Lehman 7 in 523. Beasent 3 3 3 f in 2 R ER Wnethington 22, Gemprt lb 3 11 I SWIM& in the final two innings Tuesday Roebuck O. Lehman 56. Beinient OIL Jensen rf 4 3 I 0 Courtney c 4 0 4 0 Wilhelm I 4 01,emort rf 4 3 PR--el 0 3 0 Sarni. Ir, gix'F' the Philadelphia Phi flies .R,e,gluck WWorthing. White c 3 6 4 0 2 Rota 2h ton t4 a LLehman 22. a 72 3 0 m 0 Hu4din 3 so Vidviso victory. t I 4 Pet Pirktiot Wok Loot 0 0 0 Vernon If CHICAGO T. 1,0114 000 When the game was halted 24 515 4 Magi,- 11o11ey 1 0 0 es 2 A11111141 Roiling 0 3 Wiettler p 411 R 0 A AA1 I 12 Great Fa.18 25 I 30 0 lei Sulliv.np 2 0 0 2 Chokoles 0 nont 5111 2A 32 218 because of Pennsylvania's Sun ll'aii.g.e2b 51 11 Hoak Pnrote11p 0 0 navel-12 2h Stpottens Baker 53 as p 1 Dark BO 'VIZ. 521 0001 '',2 s 5011 were Phil day curfew law, the I 0 0 1 Plows Delock 0 11 0 "'WM,' lb 41111 4 Ntualai lb 3 5t0 2g Sal' City 29 2 3 0 0 at hat with two OW and a 'Ramos is 0 4 4 I 0 3 Banks is RnYPT 3b 444 35 2g Hahn Falis 3 3 0 0 0 2 0 rf 2 4, 0 0 0 441 Moryn Berberet 24i 13 Firqse in the cignth inning. ' Moon rf If 44 I 2 on no Whi'nI et 3 1 2 0 litta oil first irStewart 414 34 24 SIoulaki Misortilla Bonus baby Law in Pepper went 1,kman el 4 1 3 0 King If e 33 00 43 00 74stot4ay's Peoutto 'fatale 14 111, igi ir.8.18 4 2 4 3 Landrh r 8887 it tO tthe mound 1 for Pittsburgh 5mith A. FA tll Salt Lake City Morin out for fluddin in 11b PobIsky 0 2 00 0 0, Hacker is 4 0 2 ba Struck 1117 at mloocula. pnri ra, out Groun deft 0 for in Sullivan Kinfinr p and gave up the final Philadelc WalittA for BYerlir in 7tb 1 1 0! at G Leal Fa tto rind ro .ri l a Hatton J n n the in 0 d run to 0 Foulnd Magic Valiss, at Bithnes. pr,d rain for Valebvialtio in 111b Wentn't 0 Whit, phia . I I 0 0. Wallind for Harm, in Olh TaesdatCs Probable Pitebrs Lopatas double and a sin- b .Morgan f Ran for Berberet in Pth 1 ..monmENMEMMIE11.111 . sAlI- . ,,,,PoSf , , iff - I -. A opefet ars Vif hilvi seriaie of these places But only ' .- some control. You could launch a mixing bowl on Scofield and no one would give a hoot. Strawberry NVaterusers grab their S2 the first levy days of the season and run home with it. No one is enforeany of the farsical rogulationa. You can buy a ticket merely by dropping into the caretaker's home at the west portal. Here again you can launch your straw hat if you OW :- i 1 Take Scofield Reservoir for instance. Once the Putcatt of Reclamation licensed boats there. Now nothing is required. The slate owns the water and the B. of R. still Thah-k- s - 1 - ..- VI histot y of 01- ry l'.oser oli. Orly reeeldIV fisher-MeIt t at Soofteld R,st.rolr I had ended their day s 1' " to take their electout " rta for a ride. Six of thern drowned. A speedstor was showHO( Men In a Tub ing off m a small mctal boat anti turned so quickly Ile fell out 01 was swamped drow nod. 1,1 m,ks sta!alit:gs to I q;;..., tht.. 1hI (Pt men left their 111, ,0111, my pod ilito ow nod the w,itot 'rht y UI Of play In the Davis County Base- ball ',vague, as both clubs finished 0)0 lein;Al portion of nip with identical 61 eanipaign :-. , - Farrick.---------t---------- , 1, loop Honors only big enough to float the baker S - l'nited Press Sports Writer . Cincinnati's muscle-melooked more menacing than everr e perch in the National League Tuesday from their N because star Johnny Klippstein apparenttr. pitching 4 44011 ' , IP IS back pn the beam. I , There is a gnawing fear among National League manager i , that U the Red legs acquire just , . a little more pitching they can In the American League the- suddenly turn the wild pennant White Sox utilized our Detroit . With scramble into a errors to score seven unearned could that Klippstein clicking ..... : ,,) i,, , be the difference. runs, coming from behhid for-,01.in a showdown !a Monday night triumph that put them, . ' 'Ill,'" . ''. ', .,..,...,.. battle with Milwaukee for first within 34 1 it41,-' games of the Idle ,,.. - ,,....le ...' bi, i ., place, Cincinnati's sluggers for Yankees. Two rtma 0 ' 4 aldillo Soldlo.""' '..,W.''''''' the most part were silenced. scored when ' '' IOWA. 1040141.salin ' usually reliable The only homer was by Milwaushortstop Harvey KUenn funu IT WV-- 'RIG HAI" FOR BASERALLBaseball Commissioner Ford Frick, center, an. kee's Bobby Thomson. bled a double play ball as De nooneed Monday that he had sold World Series and baseball game tights to Wins Over Braves in the seventh. Jim troit led NBC and the Gillette Co, for fie years for a total of $16250,000. NBC's Robert W. SarnBut Klippstein, turning in his Rivera drove In the lead run Of, ieft. and Boone Gross of Gillette, right. helped negotiate the fabulous contract. (UP best. performance in almost a with a sacrifiee fly and five Telephoto.) month, held Milwaukee to eight more unearned runs came over' hits and struck out six. induct, in the eighth on four single .. ing two when the Braves threat- - a walk, two ucrifices and two efied in the ninth, and genuinely more errors. .,. earned his 21 triuph. , 'Williams Doubles Gus Bell, the all star eenter The Red Sox came from bedrove in one of Cincin. hind to fielder, for Kinder An 7th sinepct the Senators 32 National Loogue b Doubled for nehmeter in fili natt's runs with a single and when Tedtop ' nen- et Williams touched off -In en Lost Pet Behind ht Louis ottis scored on a fumble a 588 4 28 003 'iket Chicago Cincinnati seventh inning rally- --in,d the otherbaseman , 27 NI,: ,578 auk ee EIllaingame 2. Baker. 1tfilEtaThomson after with a double. Relief ker 2. Foncly, Moryn. Hoak. Smith, by third 2 .55V pitclierB1 fa, kJ with Bell had set up the rally Whiaenant. 5 34 .514 St 1,ouu Morgan. 2B Ike Delock gained his third vtc$16 MOT gait. Hover, Banks, 492 u Pittalitu wh HSmith la single. SFWhisenant. BB 30 11 .424 New l'ork Pohol4kg tory in six days and his fourth -- Hacker 1. SOPoholaky 2, Kinder r 422 3 27 Klippstein, outshining Milwau- of the season. Lhvago Hacker 2, Wehmeier 1lEs 418 28 39 Philadelphia sou thpaw Warren Spahn, NEW YctRE - It to 5. Kinder 0 in t3, Wehmeter 2 kee There were no other major' Mandl, s Results 5 in 4. Hacker lui4n't won a game since June 8. in 2 ' aukee take 325 million razor blades at iCincinnati 2. Mil games scheduled. 3 in 3. Wehmeter league 1. WHacker in UoUltk tried four he had --then Chicago h. It efq . Shut( 2 ). (541. S. Biwa n 2 a nickel apiece to pay for the Nrsk previous times for his seventh -- tOrily acmes scheduled ' Amaricon neW ia. gigantic five.year victory, losing twice and being Lagu 1ednPsda)6 kehedule 12 York al Nrw Series and all star yame teleWee Lest ?el Bellied knocked Pro,kiNn box of the the out ,'''. 0, , . , Phi lactelphla at Plitsibul gh 2 25 New York 46 '242 vision and radio contract being other times. lie now has a h wag., Inrinnmil .2 SECOND CONTEST '', ,... , 40 26 21. .606 314 St Lows at 1ilY.HUk Chicago set up today by the vornmissionmark. ' 39 29 .514 Cleveland 514 er of baseball at an overall MII IA414(11, !CINCINNATI The Dodgers lost 1 ,, 32 .529 36 8,4 AB 0 A Boston AB H 0 A of ,k scored Giants when price the 4 4 ground 2 2 2b 0 2b 32 , 3 .457 1314 Baltimore Temple D'itmer IS n 0 0 Nlanir Leaque baseball play. a Trnnor 0 0 0 Poet rf sf on a .441 triumph 30 38 3414 nr1"11 thegyrength ers will teeeke retirement pay- CIindirli c 03 02 00 0 Hell cf If 43 2 13 0 Washington , of homers by i 29 46 1,9 Kigiveskt ',oval.) n 2 3 If o 0 ments of up to $200 a month 3 0 Robinson 44 371 24 and rum 191,1 meth If 4 . Kamm Bill Chi Sarni producing 3 0 8 4 2 4 et Bailey c and gain numerous other bene- Aaron mmair's Results extra base hit by Jackie Brandt t 11 Btuton cf 3 0 2 0 Grarorns 3b 4 2 ".. I ; ". ' I' ind fits from the new contract. Chicago 9, Detroit 1 Thomm lb 4 2 VirliTtIlan its 3 0 4 3. Anairwertmnk tr . 2 7 Boston 3. Washington 3 0 3 0 0 AvicOck lb Klipstein Commissioner Ford Frick an- b flurdette 000 0 ton gained his fourth victory' (Only 'ernes scheduled) i 2 3 0 c Weentalsy's larbodolo nminced signing of the new Rice IN ZINIK'S BIG , with relief help from Hoyt Wil. t Kansas City at Chicago ill. c Mantilla 0 0 o o . contract at $3.250010 a year OIThrill 2h0011 Cleveiantt et Detroit ill. helm. The giants moved from , I , Baltimore at Washington (2). ' 0 0 0 Mathews SZSOD. 00 the Monday and it will go into ef- riSpain New York itt Boston 134. 3 0 0 eighth to sixth place -with if ' fect next summer with the 1957 1 i' victory. Al XII 7' 10 '17 FISHING CONTEST Totals Totals ' 7,I CHICAGO l?DETROIT game. Although there a Iiii Cubs Defeat Cards into dolibleolay for Ditimer In 7th AN N 0 A ANIIIIAl 8 itS active bidding by several b Ilan for Adeock in 0th 4 2 3 2 2 2 Rivera rf 41 OiKuenn as .: for Rice in 7th The Cubs got steady scatter. t,t, s 8 3 6 as Fox 2b 0 0 0 would be sponsors including rd IR,4n Fanned for O'Connell in gith " .,, ... Ittinoso if 9 0 Rolling 2b 4 3 3 4 hit pitching from Warren Hack. ,, one which agreed to match the Milwaukee 1110 4 lie0 In'Itre et 3 0 4 ft, Maxwell it 4 2 0 IL, ,. 101 INS" 4 0 3 0! er to defeat the Cardinals. Philip), lb 2 0 6 0 Kah. rf safely razor offor at the last (ineinnall 0 0 0 Boone 3b 3 0 3 11 hits, at least Dropo el Atienck Hacker yielded minute. Urick said that the pres- Bell 2B Adcock. Temple HRThom- Lollar.c 5 0 Phillips lb 2 0 5 but the ., S Logan. Bruton ent sponsor would have been DPTemPle, Hatfield 3b 8 2 2 25: a Trgesn lb 2 0 2 0 one n every i . Tuttie cl Don Hoak and Gene and Kluroewski (31; O'Con- Aparicto as 2 0 McMillan , 4140 eighth. chosen in any duplicate hid sit- nell. Adcock, and O'Connell BBSnahn b Delsing 0 0 0 Wilson e 4 30 ,. each hits collected three 2. SO 3 0 0 0 Baker Spahn 3 Kli011- 1..Palme p 0 0 0 1: Truck, p uation because of the "cordial ). Klitdiotein ' 0 0 fl Ah,Pr P 2 2, Klippoiein R bp) ,,p,,,,, pol1,11, stein nnol for the Cubs. Hal Smith hit a ' 1111.111" tIil 0 0 0 Howell 4,74 . p qiilationship" that has existed 001 WKlippotein 14.1. 11MiIp LSpahn homer. iti Louis 1 St. 0 0 0 0 1: 6 7 Lipsto as 2 with them in the past. , . 1st Prise 1111100KLY1if NEW TOPE Act ual lv. t tw 25 I 27 18 Twists Totals 84 IS 27 Nodoltion spinning fold, AEI broadcasting Aft 0 A 0 A Grounded for Phillips In Oth Major League Pacesetters rights were sold to the National Brandt If 44 0 0 Gilliamso 2b 43 32 42 b Wacked foroutAmulet Langley No. 130 Spin De Woo in 7th Popo White lb 'Masai Wawa Service , Soo!, 100 yes& Wadding By Thedi a,oing Co. acting oil be, c Scat on fielcipt's choice and error for ft 0 Snider el 4 el 4110 Howell in 7th 8 0 Jackson 3b 4 I 0 4 4 1.1461.4 Platy! Lino hall of the sponsor a rill NBC, Sam. NATIOIAL n C,Ilenal 'it, 3 2 Hodges If e 4 0 5 0 d Rim for Kuenn In 2,th ' t.TA het bus,tulT1 7'17 Share Davis tub, )aKot, the bat twt the blackthe bilk kla)et, the builder and the a !I 1(.11 ,t r I e0 , ---- i , i.,...,. . T t A - ome- g eien,moreconvirwing, first, Letblers double:4M a amgle by ei's double-timetheir &Alms, another inLEtTgtton1nthe the second and two Dick Harris. In the eighth it was -with two each in the fourth,1 more in the third. That rocked a double by Kleffner, Geho's sixth and eighth. Bee starter Tom Cronin off the triple and. another double by .,.(. '" Credit Mel Geho with another i hill in favor of reliefer Tex Mil. Bobby good night for the Bees.- The :burn. Tex went along fine until- - In all the "Inve got- fotir dou---, ,,.lithe shortstop was a "tiger" as the ninth when he needed help 'bles out of eight hits. Kilburn he collected three hits including; from Jack Schulte& was the winner for issuing lust : a triple, batted in two runs. He Then things started to pop for! three measly hits In six irmings.s..0 .. ,, ,--,,,,,- ,,,,f . HA( K MILLER Hy - n , Rules, Regulations i - - - Reds Miex Muscles Ind 1 twin-killin- pace-settin- cg For-41h-Pyroteckinics'',,- the woods in a pressing Spud also started the crucial 'the Bees in the fourth. Flip Hive off the Kleffner's double , and Geho's that the got in bottom of ninth.' the the rally single powered .the two-ruTo make the "twosies" thing Spud rally hook in the ninth. The Russets got things under fourth. In the sixth on a walk. be-o- f stage for a big, big day on lot of bearing on the outcome now rest just four games dash All. the hind the to of the current Cowboys.: Wednesday. The holiday fare finds Boise Star host deadline of July 15,, just a few perecentage points1 at Salt Lake, Missoula at Great...Tilt clubs are well butiched, back Di fourth place Rillings Falls, Idaho Falls at Billings fur through fle places...and a douhie-The "double theme was well doubleheaders. Magic Valley and header victory or loss could carried out for the edification Poatello will also indulge in the prolect or Iivied one or se ei al Of a limited number of Spud: :fans Monday night. The Hivei doubledip but they'll split them of the omenders with one In Jaytvo Pwrk at Twin MoncidY niglrti- limited aittion 'used the old double base hit forthe other in lialliwell lett Salt Lake's Five i a trifle a big portion of the offense it pFaalliks. horne of the A s. .tatter" in their fifth place lole. generated off eight hits. And it to get out It day with a Oil the triumph, the Buziers used the double-pla- - 1 i1- RI , '