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Show NEWS THE- DESERET Salt Lake City, Utah - 17 Thursday , May 21, 1942 Mel Marlowes -- One Hit Pitching Routs Cavemen i Solution Sought For Split Verdict Magna.; Invention Needed To Geinmell Settle Squabbles j Of Close Fights In Showdown BY GRANTLAND -- Nine Awaits Title Contest TWo Classy Pitchers RICK What boxing needs more than anything else is an invention of some sort that tv ill tell you who actually has won a close fight. This invention hardly will be S. L. needed Thursday night when Bol) Pastor meets- Tami Mauriello, but GLEN "SNARR It might happen that way. On form Magna-GarfielEither be Pastor should Gemmell Club will, of necessity, cun too entirely Ing for Mauriel- leave the Industrial League viclo, especially tory train at the next stop. Clipwith the Louis ping along far ahead of the rest match some- of the semipro baseball clubs where ' in the with three victories in as many June offing. starts, the Miners and Millmen But until some clash in Sundays feature tilt at inventor comes Bingham. along with, a Pinney Beverage plays Provo in Community Park, while true scoring de- Timps Brigham City travels to American will there vice Fork in other games. To date, no team has been able be many repeti-- ' to stop Gemmell or Magna, whove tions of the had both the pitching and hitting. Wednesday both clubs scored imthonic entangle- pressive victories to keep their StoU clean and set the stag ment, leaving the huddle in the records -usual muddle, with the atmosphere for their encounter. In the other City old plain- game Wednesday Bfigham packed with the same the 10-losing trounced Pinney Beverage, tive, birdlihe cries on uhdei Brigham lights. side. No matter Tiowr dose the fight A TRACK MELT Mel Marlowe pitcher one-hi- t ball may be, youll find too often that the various verdicts are far apart. while Magna sluggers bombarded understand to the field with hits to rout AmerIt is easy enough well back can ican Fork in a wild 234) contest why those sitting ideas. the But A single by Bennett In the final pick up different in spoiled a perfect game Tor strange part is that the referee inning judges at the the former Bee pitcher. the ring and trained same .act. Nearly as effective was Sammy ringside can put on the And fed can veteran ring writers Oliver of Gemmeilr Club, who ball) as his Bingwho have been on the job for many twirled five-hi- t ham mates pounded out an 11-years and tvho know their stuff. I talked with nine leading decision over Helper, recent There was no stopping Magna boxing writers after thediscover hitters and Marlowe was giving lightweight meeting to s five lodg'd firmly on Angottas nothing a wav In the battle at Magna. Led by Keith just side, with the other four cor. firmly planted In the Stolz may- Barton, who banged out six hits in six trips. Including a home run ner. And there wasnt any and a pair of doubles, the Millmen be or perhaps either way. pounced on three Forker pitchers to win thernost WHAT WOULD game of the year. IE Trouble With . Pinneys -- one-side- d HAPPEN NO TROUBLE You can understand what would Marlowe was never in trouble, ball game if the a after happen striking out 11 men and pitching official scorers, the ciowd, the two teams all eight innings of hitless ball. In umpires and the results and dif- addition, he banged out a homer claimed different to aid his own cause. ferent scores. Did the Dodgers The unbeaten Millmen face a Cardinals bag the or 5 to 2, win, busy schedule this week. Saturthe battle, 3 to 1? they meet Brigham Citv at 5 Or on the golf course did By- day 3 and p m. on the Magna diamond in a ron Nelson beat Ben Hogan,3 and 1. postponed game, then face Gemmell 2, or Hogan handle Nelson Magna plavs Sunday. Monday. On on the gridiron did Notre Gemmell m an exhibition game, Dame whip Aripy. 14 to 0, or Army with the to go to the proceeds lead Notre Dame, 14 to 7? Relief Society. Navy imagino takes widespread It nation would dering ing is - to American Fork the tangle that figure follow under such bewil- H O B Maina-Grflel- d H O A B A 4 5 3 circumstances. Yet boxfull of such knotty especially in fights so heavily loaded with clinching and whestling holds. tan-gle- 2 1 1 12 -- SCALES AT 215 Joe Louis repoits himself at 215, above his last fightjust 10 poundsThe old days of ing weight. are morning jogs and sprints over. So aie the training camp kept boxing workouts that u&uallv him busy around forty weeks a year. Fighting off surplus weight will be his main battle from now five-mil- e 29 1 24 14 Totals 45 19 27 7 Totals The box score. 000 000 000 0 Aiwnran Fork Marna Garfield 23 500 185 04 Frrors Bennett, Greenwood, Summary I tint, ICt Andrus and Call Stolen base Morscei Sacrifice hit Lvans Home runs Barton, facei and Marlowe Two bape hits Mopswrr Barton 2 Navarro Struck out By Dudley 1 Crowton 1 Marlowe 11 Lmpires Kidd and Santastevens. 0n'Once In a while. he told me T get a little goif and this helps.1 ms Third Straight bo far as mv legs go his main that admitted Joe HELPER Gem(Special) trouble m golf was the number mell Club of Bingham won its two or number three iron. consecutive Industrial Both bather me, he said. "I third use can I League baseball game here Weddont know whv cause trinesday, smashing out a a one iron all right four vou use the Why dont the umph over Helper behind wood in place of the two iron? I effective twirling of Sammy Oliv11-- 1 sslccd, er. I like to plav the club the shot Oliver held the Helpentes in calls for, he said simply. As Joe had a 76 in his last check except for the second Inround, the two and three irons ning when two hits and a walk couldnt have bothered him any gave Helper Rs only run. Led by Frank LaComb, too much. Jack I don't have much trouble Sluga, and Tommy Pazell, the around the greens," Louis add- Bingham crew scored two runs f mean chipping and puted. In the second, three m the fourth-anting. That part's never bothered sixth, and finished with sinme much, name as driving. three Those who know" golf and gle counters in the last bare played with Louis believe frames. The cope hat with a chance to play Gemmell Club Helper steadily he would score around abhoa! I 7t or 72. The Bomber had to say about any coming fight, leaving that decision strictly ftp to his army superiors. noth-In- g Paxeil cf Ztvana.lf 9 3 2 4X4 Ve!rhck3b 5 LaCmbeab 6 Slura lb .0 Babcock, ss 6 X 3 4 X O Fossclt OiTabonelb abhoa 4X12 0 2 X X 1W. Lanin lb 2 0 2 0 3 liPattenck c 0 l!Jewke 3b 4 X X 2 X 0 3 0 3tWooley,cf 4X60 .3 Aavich.rf. PASTOR MUST Robertson, c 4 2 s.3Laurnrf 2 0X0 WIN IMPRESSIVELY 0 0 Oliver, p ..6X0 3 Curia, rf . 0 6 9 Bob Pastor will have to do something more than merely shade Taml Mauriello to build up anv Total! 47 16 27 11 Totals 32 27 8 intensive chatter for the proposed Score by innincs, Gemmell 020 303 11111 third shot at Louis in June. 010 000 000 Mauriollo is a fair puncher, but Heiper , Oliver, Foe Summary he lacks the speed and ring smart- sett. Tabone Jewkea, Mullins 3 ness Pastor carries into action. StolenFitxke Sac bases Pazell and Welcheck. This combination Two gives Jimmv rifice hits Savicb and Wool&ey, t Johnstons fighter more than base hits Pazell 2 Double plats to Mullins to Larson, Fossett to Lind enough to handle the situation. Struck sa. Chatffe dHeat lo Lindsay The show in Wash- out By Lindsay 3, Fitzke 2 empires ington also should help clear up Bush and Abb'et. the heavyweight tangle. This will be Nova's last belongs in the first flight. Peaches Wallop (North American Newspaper X .... Errora-LaCom- be, Boa-set- Nova-Savol- Alliance) Pacific Coast League BE Bulldogs Seek First State Prep Baseball Title Dunkley, Lanell Jackman, Rand Clark. Stand- ing, Coach Griffith Kimball, Garth .Ford, Mah-lo- n l, Rasmuson, Sheldon McEwan, Maurice Sid Headman, Mack Swain, and Dev PROVO HIGH SCHOOLS crack baseball team battles Bingham in Provo Friday for the state high school baseball championship.' The Bulldog squad includes, left to right, kneeling, Kenny Duke, Paul Daniels, Kent Tolboe, Don Boa-wel- Cooper Brothers Battery Leads Cardinals In Win Gve r Dodgers s , BY JUDSON BAILEY Associated Press Sports Writer. e The Cooper kids from Atherton, Mo., are taking up this year where baseballs other brother acts, the Deans, the Waners, the Ferells and the rest, left off. The combination of Morton Cooper pitching and Walker Cooper catching has become a fear grand slam home run In the third. Bob some battery for the St. Louis Homers by Einre tllKoyof and Philadel provided Cardinals and yesterday- - the boys Braganruns.' madea -f- amily -- affair of beatinga phia's - XO. 6 TOR OTT T the Biook lyn Dodges, in Mel Ott hit hisixth home run sizzling show at Ebbets Field. Trie first irrmng to ball while with one on in Moit pitched two-hi- t lead for the Giants get a help Walker tripled and scored the only Bob five first the in Carpenter eight-gaman run of the game to snap Cubs, the frames Chicago against Brooklyn winning streak and Then the Biums went to work, shut out the National League Claude Passeau hit a two-ruhomchampions for the first time this er in the sixth, Lou Novikotf sinseason. across in a three-ruIt also was the first defeat of gled two tallies inning and Bill Nichthe season for Whitlow Wyatt, olson seventh homered in the ninth. Final: the Dodger ace who had won two Cubs 6, Giants 3. lookwithout gamps previously Jimmy Just when Manager as did he as in good ing nearly had straightened his ChiDykes one. He this gave up only losing out, the world four hits, but Walker Cooper's cago WhiteNewSoxYork Yankees in champion followed the in fifth, by tuple Comiskey Park and halted Fiank Ciespis fly to center, de- vaded seven-gamwinning the Sox cided the game. Joe Gordon hit two Morton Cooper, who made one streak, home runs to chase Chicago hum of the three singles that Wyatt also back to the American League allowed, faced just JO Brooklyn bly with the cellar. Clevelands batters, none of whom got past Boston Red Sox was game postponed and first. thus the Yanks first place lead GOOD BROTHER ACT was swelled to 13 percentage This was the fifth time this points although they are deadyear that the two Coopers had locked in won lost reckonings. woiked together. Their lirst ATHLETICS GAIN shutout, but relief pitching bv brought an the two times they teamed Harris raised the Philadelphia up the Cards weie blanked, Athletics out of the basement w 1th St. Louis came close to moving a decision over the Detroit. into second place Dv live victory Tigeis, who scored all their runs over the Dodgers, but the Boston in, the first two frames and then Braves managed to remain a halt loaded the bases with one out in game in front by. nosing out the the third. This was where Harns Bengals Pittsburgh Pirates, 4 3, m ten in- came in, holding the . scordless --on two hits the rest of nings,-. Thu first three of Bostons runs the way. The As winning runs in came on two homers by Sebby the ninth came on a triple by Lou Sistl and Nanny Fernandez, but Blair and a' double steal. It was the vital tally was foiccd across the fifth defeat against one victory in the overtime fjame as Ken for Al Benton. Keintzelman walked Paul Waner The Washington Senators sharwith the bases loaded. ed Chicago's cellar spot by folding The Cincinnati Reds crushed the 10-- at St. Louis in a night game. t with Ray Starr pitch- Al Hollingsworth pitched Phils, 10-and Ray Lamanno ball and Roy Cullenbme helped ing a homer. offensive with a with a throe-ruspaiklng. a - 3-- e n n e Lu-ma- Air-tig- ret 5-- -- Fast Boat Races Likely In Provo Meet PROVO, May 21. (Special) free-for-al- Commodore Wilson. VISITORS EXPECTED ''tenn"is n -- Stev-enson- : IirKerr Finals" hard-fough- 6-- 6-- 6-- 3 6-- two-tim- e this-yea- runs on a g'lnnry Salt Lake Pinneys pair of healthy clouts. BHOA liMual 2 X X 2b-a- e Ten Trips Builders The finalists downed another pair of former East High netters to gam the title round, Green-halg- h 2X3 In an Interesting, 2 2 0 overcoming Captain - AHen Utah State Prison softball 0 game, 10 6 1, of the U squad, 1 3 1 Hardy tripped Utah Builders, 3 16 team and Sinnard outlasting Richard 15 The Prison nine banged out Warner, freshman ace, 0 4 1 3 13 1 hits to seven for the Builder?. 1 1 14 The summary: Swinging Doer fltr BHOA 6 Brlfham well-playe- 6X6 4 BR1GHAMCITY (Special) A 5 0 6 1 Serpa.3b 4 2 3 2 3 Lv bourne attack - that accounted for 4 4 I 0 0 Peterarn If six runs in the first two innings 3 13 0Favero.rf 4 2 0 lGonrerlb . 4 enabled Brigham City Peaches 4 4 1 16 0 Corral! c . to trip Pinney Beverage of Salt 1 6 0 34foward p . 3 Lake' City, 10-in an Industrial ,pnpD . R. H. E. Dealt Xah at tba St. Johns 3X6 9tarrt.2b 00X6 bury (Tt ) League game here Wednesday. ' .."8 15 4 raltdonianRecor! Prison 27 30 add that Bobby Doert s 14 161 36 24 33 9 Total Totals The Peaches chased Don .Arbon Pinney t 100 002 0104 Utah Builders .. ... obviously tab him :... 7 7 2 btr bat me average Doerr. from the mound after the big Bnjrham City 336 620 llx 10 McLaughlin and Holst; Service aa a Swlnrmr 2 Tedeaco Error- - TezfcJj. Summary second, and continued against e and Service. Arbon, SHrzl Home run Kenny Price with four more runs Giaooma,2, MnU7a. Athlete Killed Three ba while Howard was checking the hits Scrpa, Pnce Tedsco Struck Edward N. (Oilyt Walters, whs a Lieut out By Howard 11, Arbon 3 Pnm 7 American Association .vith crew nine hits. was killed in a bomber crash near Alex Pinney Bae on halls Off Howard 7 Arbon I. All rames postponed. tam of anrtna. La., recently, was Five 'error? -- by the Beverage Price X. Wmninr Pitcher Howard. Losinf tha Grinnell Colleae football team inX 940 men aided the Brigham nine con- pitcher ArboD. Double play Musulas to waa a pole and aso basketball Ha played Lay bourne to Conrer. Stolen baes Mar Eastern eaultef on tha track team is his hifb siderably. Bob Musulas, .youthful kert, League Howard. L mptrw Andertoa and Pea school batted four In days;" All fame. pottpeowL - a cock. Brigham star. 4 Markert cf 6 6-- 7-- 14-h- it 8-- .320 4-- 6-- . San Di.ro 3 Oakland t Lot Aarrle. 6 Portland Ml Inmnta) 13. Sacra manto 13, Hollywood laa Pranclaco 1 4, Brattle 3 1 ( second trarra 7 Innlnrat OSSIES TONIOHT San Ftanmaco at Seattle Lee Anaelea 8. Portland a (13 inmnya I Saqramnnto at Hollywood. San Di.ro at Oakland t, three-se- 6-- 6-- A Bar roll, rl 3 Wudell lb 4 Elliott, 3b. PhHps.o .. DiMarcf . Rickard, Pet-er- 6-- , but the sea sons batting average of approx! matelv.667. If Ford pitches, Jackman will play first .base. Sophomore1 Don jliwericaiv 5; Detroit 3 Athletics Detroit Philadelphia B HO A B H O. A J 3 Kreerioh cf 4 X 4 O'Rlodwrth 3b X 4 3 3 3 3 Crimer.ct Suder 2b as 6 3 0 MKo.kJ.lf Johnson If 0 1 lYork lb 3 Vtallaesa as 2 1 lRadclitf,rt 4 Dans 2b . Valo rf 0 3 OiRom 3b 0 0 0IT.bb.tt. 0 4 0 3 Hayes c 0 1 oHltrhcck,u 4 0 3 Warner, e 2 1 lB.nton.p Blair 3b 4 1 0 0 Hen.hav.p 0 Siebert.lb Knoll. p . 0 0 0 Hams p . 4 0 0 1 t (00 10 11 .411 11 t ( t 31 if 1 0 0IHolmei,cl.. 0 tRo 31 BlMui ... 0! 2i.Miller.as 4 6 Fmandz 3b 3 6 Lombard! e v 4 If 4czRoberfre 6 OlWaner.rf.. X'Siii,2b ..T 3 OIDemareelf. OlEarley.p XlSun.p n Hntzlman.p 6 X 3 9 2 2 4 4 .. 3 X X 9 . X Total.. 33 0 Told. 3414 . 4647. Yankees Kelier.lf , Gordon 2b W Dickey e Rizzuto ss Rumo p . xSelkirk . .Mtirphy p Chicaro I 13 7 2 2 1 0 4 0 0 4 0 2 0 Kollowy 4 4 4 ABHOA f 2 Crosetti 3b 4 0 Hossett lb Hennob rf DiMagio cf Sox 1 4; York tBHO New 4 2 5 rf Applinr se 5 0 3 4 Hoar cf 4 0 Moses Kuhel lb 5 . 2b-- 6 X Lodirnl 3b 3 1 1 ll Kennedy. If 2 41 Tresh c X l Dtetncb p X . 0 6 OlzWells 6 0 0 0 Haynes p . 4 1 4, 2 3 0 0 5 6 3 O 0 X 6 0 9 0 ( 13 lit ... 4110 10 11 14 13 ... I XX Total. 38 13 37 11 Total. 37 11 37 11 .Batted for fierre. in mntb. , rzBatted for Carpenter in ninth. Chicaro 000 tol 301- -0 KVL.yr ErrorBerree. 3X) 019 000--1. .- Bunt batted in Ott S, Ntcholaon 3. Nonkotf 3. Home rau Ott, Paueau, Nieholaon. Stolen bas Nicholson. Double plays Paueau and Witek. Jure and Merullo; Boston 000 02X 000 X 4 Mite: Witek and Mire. Strut Summary: Error Barrett. Runa batted out ByBartell, Puuau 1; by Carpenter 4. Anderson, Barrett, Fernandes 2, hita Rickard, Rosa, slsti, Waner. Two-bas- e Miller. Homs runs Phelps, Fernandes, Sis ti. Double play Anderson to Coscarat to Waadell. Bases on - balls Off Sewell 5. Cincinnati Philadelphia Hamtseiman 3 Earley 6, Sam X. Strickouta AB.H.O.A J ABH.OA. Sewell By 2, Kardley 4, Sain 1. Winninr Frey 3b ... 5 3 1 3lWaner,ef pitcher Sain, Losinr Hein Uel- - M McCrk,ef 0 0 1 0Murtarb,3b 4 0 0 man. Attendance 3540. pitcher 3 0 0'May,3b Marshall, If ( FMcCrk.lb 8 314 0Benjarain.lb 4 015 Goodman, rf 4 0 0 OlLIt whir rf . 3 o 3 Hau.3b ., 8 3 3 4lNorthcy,rf . Joortu ... I 1 1 6Glosop,3b. 4 11 St. 1i.ii!. Brooklyn Lamanno,,. 13 8 Koy.lf .... 4 S 1 ABHOA.1 ABHOA. Starr, p.... Braran.u,, 4 3 1 Brown.Jb . 4 0 3 SlHermmii 3b Warren,o... 3 0 4 T. Moora,cf 4 0 1 0V.u,hu 3b. 4 0 0 0 Hurhesp.. Mu.i.l.lf 0 3 OlWalksr.cf. Pearson, p.. 1 0 ( il.urht.rrf4 1 0 okunilli Jb 3 0 8 1 S.nder. lb. 3 10 lMedwlck,!f . 3 14 0 Total, . 40141713 Totala . 31 0 3713 W Cootr,o 3 13 0 Riuo.rl .. 3 0 3 0 Cincinnati 315 poo 01110 0 4 3'Owen.c ... 3 0 4 1 Crr.pi, 3b 000 030 100 3 6l.ltn.rH 3 0 0 1IRsh.,h... 3 0 3 1 Philadelphia Errors Beniamin, Hurhea. Bun, batted 1 ? In F. McCormick 1, 3 MCooper.p 1. saLam Frey, Hu Two-ba- n 4, Hoy 3, Braran I, 10 0 0 ne bit Joost, Gloesop, Braran. Three-ba- n hit 37" Lamanno. Tot.!. . 30 4 11 101 Tot.li . Homa runa Lamanno, Koy, (B.ttlPd for Wj.tt in oth. Brayan. Sacrifices Goodman, Starr. Struct OOO 010 0001 ?,- out, by Pearson 3, Starr 4 Losinf pi tela Brooklyn 000 000 000 0 er Hufhea, in tatted Crupi. Throe-bu- n hit W. Cooper Left on bue. Off M. Cooper X; of Wyatt , Struck St. Lout. 4; Brooklyn 3 Bases on balls out by M. Cooper 3: by Wyatt 4. Hue. Paueau 3, 03 Reds 10, Phils 3 - ..301 001 Cards 11 1; Dodgers 0 11(1 4111 1010 .4 (00 .3 111 3Wytt... .Hi. 33 Aggie Frosh Trackmen Via 21. (Special) LOGAN, May A High pole vaulter, who dozen or so Utah Aggie frosh Huck- went 11 feet 6 inches in his spen sters awaited final approval of the cialty. The results Mile Ted Webber, Rodney Dunn Tim9 4 56 3. . 440 Martin Parrish, Dea Dustin, Cheri ton Jacobs, Tima 54. 120 hirh hurdlea Williams. Parrish. Time :16 6. Pol vault Harold Blazer, Tony Sutich. Dick Aererter. XX ft. six inches. 100 yard dash Cannon Parkinson,- Harold Blazer. :I0 9. Hurh Jump Aererter, Dick McNlel, Ted d vis High athlete, tucked Webber. 5 ft. 10 in away top honors with firsts in the Shotput Art Gattfredaon, McNiel, Earl high and low hurdles and discus James. 41 feet 6 in. low hurdlea WilUama, Parrish, and seconds in the javelin and .37220 4. hammer. Williams chalked up 21 Hammer Gottfredson, Williams, Earl clos-'est James. 120 feet I inches counters, eight more than his Two mile Webber H 12. competitor, Ted Webber. 660 Dan Zohner, Ted Webber 2 16 7. Young Webber, winner of the Javelm McNiel, Williams and Desmond Aggie Cross Country Run this Anderson. 167 ft. 6 inches spring, took firsts in the mile and :243206. yard dash Jacobs, Dustin, Zohner. two-mil- e races. Best mark posted Broad Jump Parkinson and Anfor the meet was by Harold Blazer, derson. 30 feet. Sutlch, D A I L Y C RO S S WO R D 31 10 37 13 for Tarrasquri in seventh xxBattcd lor Kennedy in ninth 1 000 001 006 Washington 003 St. Louis 040 21x Iff Runs Vernon, Ortiz. Summary Error Me batted in Cullenbme 3. Guttend?, Ortiz. Quinn, Judmch, Laaba. Stephens, Clift. Twobaae bits Ortiz. Home runs Cullenbtne. Double plays Repast to Po-fa- hl to Vernon; Pofabl to Repass to Vem on 2 Bases on balls Off Wynn 3, KenneHoUinrsworth 4 Stmck out By dy 4, Wynn 2. Kennedy X, JJoJlinrsworth 6 Loamy piteber Wynn. Attendance (pud) xBiittcd I 114 9 9 9 Total 35 6a 29 X3 34 6 30 Totals x Ratted for Coeearart in mnthl x Ratted for Be well in ninth. Two out-wh- enwinainy runa Bailed for Holmes in tenth. xzRan for Ross in tenth azsRan for Lombardi in tenth. 010 010 00X Pittsburgh O A 4 Marullou 3 4 3Wltek,3b.. 6 C.rreu.lb 4 3 4 0 llDttjf 6 NichoUn.rf 1 3 3 0 Mire. lb . . 4 1 11 0 3 Stnn.r,3b 0 0 3 4M.nh.IUl 2 Gilbert cf 4 0 Leibert 0 4 6 NoTlkoff.lf 4 4 0 4 4 0Jurrea,M. 6 McCulorh.c 4 3 3 OBernro... 3 3 3 4 0 Euu.u.o 4 0 0 0 0 ItBuna 6 Carpenter, p 3 0 0 0 4 . . 1 0 uToun 1 33 7 37 0 Total. atheltic and student coun37 0 31 14 college Total. 001 003 0038 Philadelphia cils today for greenllng aweater Detroit 310 000 0003 Error Hitchcock, Ruder 3. Runa batted awards after the annual freshman in Radcliff, Rom. Cramer, Harris, DaValo. Blair. Three ban bit Blair. cinder meet yesterday In the Agrt., Stolen baac Blair. Siebert. Sacrifice stadium. Valo Strut k out By Hams A by Benton gie In 3. Winninr pitcher joust versatile Harm, Lonnr pitch- Frank yesterdays er Benton. (Bus) Williams, former Da- ACROSS 6. Firm and - 28. Open fresh (poet) 7. Competent 30. Old measure tide ' 34. Speck 8. Floated 5. Mark of ft 35. Pinace9ta 8. Warp-yar-n wound 11. A color 9. Defensi v tree 88. Short for 17. Peruse covering 18. Land 10. Bower hobo 40. Cuttlefish measure 12. Sacred book 19. Chart 4L Knot in 13. Irish playwood 20. Disorder wright - 42. Wheel part 21. Surpass 14. High (ho. 22. Supematur- - 43. First man 15. Sow 44. Cost of 16. Rascal al being 24. Close to 29. Light passage 46. Cons tell 25. Craze "" bedstead 26. Wing- 23. Openings tion 47. Seize 24. Wine shaped receptacle 27. Great Lake 29. Pertaining to punish-me1. Dome- -. foMrie A, Mi, Male descendant 59. Spread grass to dry 51. Short haircut 48. nt Totals 36 9 27 16) Totals . 32 6 27 7 xBatted for Russo in ninth 31. On top zBatted for Dietnch in eighth New Y.ork 010 Oil 0164 32rRussiaa . . . 000 000 016- -1 . river Chicaro Errors Rizzuto, AppHnr Summary 33. Eyed Two base hits Hasten, Tresh Rizzuto. 35. A liking Home runs Gordon 2 Double plays W -- Gordon; Hassell, Gordon, Ris r36. The sun Dickey zuto and Hassett; Kollowav, Applinr and 37,Japanes." 2 Bases on balls Off Russo Kuhel. girdle Struck out By Russo 2. Murphy 1, Diet rich 2. Hajne 1 Winninr pitcher Russo. 39. Beam Losmr pit' her Dictncb. Attendance (Ac 40. Long-leg- tu.all 6 472. - ged bird 42. Coffeehouse 45. Scolds 49. Conform Telephone Golf Team Wins Title 61. Pack animal Winding up its schedule with a 52. 3- - Girl's name 53. Musical oveLBintzCompany Otriumph instrumen- tin a postponed match, the Tele- 54. Fermented Dithe team phone golf captured drink vision B Industrial League links 59. Daub, aa of crown Wednesday. 1 color Teleof its virtue Victory, By doVn a championship phone earned match with Salt Lake Police, who 1. Set of three 2. Large pulpit A title. Profeswon the Division 3. Shede sion! Tom McHugh said. - 4. Before "5. Cutting tool Texas. League 4, Tulsa X. flails Shreveport 3, Ran Antonio 3. Beaumont 9 Hoiton X. Oklahoma City at Fort Worth,-poned- 5 "24 CRYPTOQUOTE . post Two-ha- p 1 1 10 Csrarart.3b i Fletcher . - lows: Victors in a pair of t matches over semi-fina- l rivals on the U courts yesterday, two University of Utah sophomores today battled for top honors in the annual Kerr tennis tournament Scheduled to meet this afternoon. ol Jack Greenhalgh and Cleo Binnard, Cornwall Cal Nelson-Alieboth former East High School East defeated Fred Weider-Har-veafter the Walter A. Kerr and stars, are Schmidt of South, medal won the past two years by 6 2. Frank Mehner, varsity southpaw ace.. Being a winner, in Frank was Ineligible for the meet Prison Softball r. 6-- the . Sinnard Meet f0r the champs. Burt handed the South ace, Frank Davidson, a sur. prising setback, The results: Keith Burt of East defeated of South, Frank Davidson , Bob Lewis of East defeated .Doug Heiner of South. RASMUSON HITS .667 Behind the bat catching .slants of.Ford will he Mahlon who plays anv pogitjon is considered most valuable at receiving post. Rasmuson has a X Greenhalgh SIXGLKfyrESTS East found little resistance no-ru- n X 3-- p Lefthander Lanell Jackman." The latter has a game to his credit in league competition. Ford is generally considered the No. 1 Bulldog pitcher, however, and probably will get the starting call against Bingham. IK East Netters Tip South To Win City Tennis Title ay I Guettne Entries are expected from such far away places as Tremonton, Utah, Evanston, Wyo., and Denver, Colo. However, the majority of the contestants are expected from Solons 1; Browns 10 Provo and Salt Lake City. ftashlnffton St. Leals Bernus M. Bills with his Metal b.hoa! BHOA 2b 5 1 4 8Gtlrldre,2b 3 4 3 Rcpaas Tom Gessford his with Maid, I OiChft 2b . 6 pence, cf Miss Pat and L. O. Turner with Chart&k 1 0 lullnbn if rf 2 OiMcQuinnlb his Bree-Ze- e aie three Provo Estelia.3b 3 OIJudnKh.cf 3 If? ., contestants who have won races Ouz Vernon lb 9 OjLabs rf 2 , on Utah Lake, Pine View and in Pofabl sa 41 1 tephns.st 3 0'Ferrell c ... 9 Colorado who will be out to up- Frans c ,M 9 XIHllrswtb p Wynn p hold- their reputations. 0 II p Committees for the May 30 rac- Crasquel 0 0 xCamphell es as well as the Boat Club spon- Kennedy.p. 0 6 6 0 X 9 9 0 sored regatta tor July 4 are as fol- uWomaaew- n l 1940. Me- morial Day boat races to be staged atUtalrXake by the Provo Boat Club will be the fastest ever run here. Commodore W. M. Wilson after scanning predicted today early entries. Eight races will comprise the afternoons program which opens at 3 oclock. They are: 22'i horsepower stock. 22(4 bp. racing, 334 h p. stock, 334 h p. racing. Class A hydroplane, Class F runabout, inboard hydroplane, and Races will start and finish In the Provo River channel which has been straightened and deepened by Provo City and the Nation al Park Service during the past vear. There will Re a good view for the spectators and plenty of water in the channel for the racers, said. six-hi- again-tod- and d Pirates 3; Braves 4 Cubs 6; Giants 3 Bo.ton FttUbonth Chlc.ro Hew York B H O. B. H IHO.il BHOA. 0 11 Al Hack.3b 4 3 1 0 Kartell lb . Andrron.w, 1 1 t 3 Coooer.lt i 3 4 Provo boasts two brilliant pitch- Sewell p 2b. . ers, Righthander Garth Ford and zxSlewtrt powerhouse hitters, at third. Kent Tolboe will play left field, Rand Clark center, and prooably Sid Headman right field. six-hitt- 0n West in the last match of the year, The series will start at 3 30 p m on the East courts. NEW COMBINATIONS New doubles teams were thrown into the lme-uby both schools. The East combination of Allen Cornw-aland Cal Nelson finally pulled a three set match out of the five over .Tubs, Fred Weldner and Harvev Sihmidt. The South duo copped the second set in the eighteenth game, 1939 base, Dunkley will be at second Sheldon McEwan at shortstop, and Kenny Duke, one of the teams THE COMMITTEE Chairman of races, Commodore Wilson; trophies, Oscar Carlson, Tom Gessford, Hewitt Strong, B. M. Bills; starting races, Emil John Mr. Bills, son, Mr. Bills; entries, L. O. Turner; sound system, Joe Seethaler; announcer, H. J. tickets, Hugh Ross, Grant Lewis; buoys and arranging course, Elmer Smith; judging, Mr. Carlson; weighing In and classifying races, Larry Atkinson; surf races and other entertainment, Mrs. Smith; river patrol, C. D. Pace, Mr. Turner a nil Andy Anderson; telephone, Mr. Bills; advertising, Byron Denhalter, Hewitt Strong. Three hundred dollars in.-- trophEast High School won the Big Three tepnis championship ies will be awarded winners, acto Commodore Wilson. in a match played on the cording yesterday, by blanking South, Leopard's courts. The East win halted a South threat that would , have placed the two schools in a deadlock for the title, had the Cubs triumphed yesterday. Easts seniors are slated for ac 13-h- IN SEMIFINALS Provo gained the state prep finals via the bye route. Bingham, the Region 2 kingpftv-defeateOgden, 10-in Uie semifinals. The Bingham outfit will bring to Provo a strong club carrying a great diamond tradition. The Miners held the state title In 1933, 1934, 1935, no-hi- t, 4-- JOE LOUIS TIPS Boston-Cleveian- their first state baseball title when they clash with Bingham Miners at Timp paik Friday at 3 p.m. Coach Griffith Kimballs Bulldogs have racked up 11 straight triumphs and go into the .- championship game undefeated- Thev wpn all of their eighL. Region 3 games, seldom being pressed, and defeated Carbon once and East High of Salt Lake twice In exhibition tilts. d g St. Louis 1, Brooklyn 0. Philadelphia 5, Detroit 3. New York 4, Chicago 1. Chicago 6, NewYork 3. SL Louis 10, Washington I, Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia 3. Boston 4, Pittsburgh 3 (10 in. game postpon, ed, nings. OUTLOOK FOR TODAYS GAMES New York at Chicago, 4. St. Louis at Brooklyn, 3. Boston at Cleveland, 4. Chicago at New York. 3, Philadelphia at Detroit, 3. Pittsburgh at Boston, 3. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 3:15. Washington at St. Louis, 4. PROVO, Mav 21 (Special) Boasting a formidable njound staff as well as batting power, Provo High School Bulldogs are conceded an even chance of chalking up - heavy-scorin- Cincinnati Carry Hopes Of Kimball's Club Peaches Have No International League kvTaeus Newark 3. 7 Montreal 7, Rochester 6. A Toronto 4. 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