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Show -- aft. . , . , . - . - , , -- 1 ' -- ,- -- NEWS, Salt Lake City, Utah, 4ADESEIZET Sotorday, June 30, 1151 - - '1"z , , - ,, , i , dili'.4:J.'0..ti.-i,,,',7:1:.0.g.04- itITOPSY1-4EINÓING-- !4 , Cowboy Catcher Dies After Mishap , F., . . , , t . ... , , , , N ,.. , , , .... ,, , , ' '1 i', - r.,1,,. - ',-,I- : NA i - 4., lt illy .', 0 1' 'f ; . I ' ' - t - t- E By-DE- ,. '.,- , .. . , ' No . - ,,.., ''''- 1A, . - , ' ' '' - : , ,- s ,, - , ... 5-- 4, 1 4 t '. ...-- ,''' ' , t, $-- , ' - - , '' , - - , . 7, ;,, ,r - .r,. i '' ' '"-- iA l r --, ., ' , . ,, '..' t'-- oit -,.- r- - ,, - ., , . . ' ,, - , ., 4. ,,,,i ' , , , - 4 t i 4-- . - - i , ' , . - , - . , , ' ,t i c , 4 -- ;..1 , ' '' ,is, vs' 4, et - 1 1 :'' . ,, t , "- t , -- ,'', - , - , ' f . . 4 , , , , s ,' - ,'' , , - ', , , , - - , , ,, , , . i - ,' 'It ; , - , , , , -' -- ' , ,2: . N, ' ' . , , , ' . 1 ." '4;,. 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UPSET-19-yea- r-old et ' I y I SUMMARY. -- With Surprise Win SA'rUNDAY'S SCHEDULS Saki Labs Tomb Osb Mears sissies Iseult Sisals) Whitney Heed vs Ars - pis By JACK FAIRCWVGII California clouter, Whitney Reed, rocked the A crew-c1951 National Bard Court Tennis Championships with its first ut ' d Harry resounding upset Friday as be outlasted tikes in a brilliant five.set struggle. and last season's number two ranking Reed, Ted Schroeder and thus joined U. S. Gore Tujikura and Kumamaru stars Jiro Davis Cup 3apaneie r. In the select while first seeded Pat Todd. Schroeder and Kiiinamaru d- fifth ranking U. S. woman play. anced friday , with victories er, meets Diane Hunuker in a ever Fred Irisher and Jerry 5 pm. wamen's singles go. AniWitte respectively, while Fuji. ta Kantor and Jane Little play kura entered the semifinals at I p.m. to fill the other chamThursday, defeating , Charles pionship berth. , second-seede- , r. top-seed- ed junior-playe- sound-of-fou- 1 , Hare. , . Reed, a fine competitor from Alameda. capped a busy day by his first U. S. Hard Court taking as be teamed with Cali. torah women's champion.) ta Kantor to down 'Charles Hare and Kay Hackett for the 19511:Ilse doubles crown, 3, Reed Likaa. Against dropped the first set but came back strong the next two featuring some brilliant passing shots on erucial points. Liku rallied in the fsurth, setting tha stage for a spark. hug fitth aetliteed &ad bad. ly but managed la stay even at The blond Alameda A generally brilliantrid ay ,sluger then fashioned two , brilliant bukhand pausing slate, featured by the Likes upset the stage for semifinal play shots to break Mae serf. Saturday afternoon at tha Salt Re then held kis awn uretabs Tennis Club in live ma- ic getting tha clincher point angled backjor divisions. Championships an a sharply areas-cou- rt hand winner. will be settled in six division& Spotlight littlest will he la the mea's singles schedule. Reed meets the - Japanese chamidea, Jiro Kumamarn, Final, at 1S pm., while Schroeder, " who was ranked third la the 11OLLYWOOD (UP) Lauto , tatted States la MS, Insets. Salsa retained his "date feather- . ,Gors 111,11km at 3 ' Schroeder, deadly at the net weight title Saturday on the and with a fine overhead and strieugth oft a terrific final-roun- d , serve, is expected te be too attack on rebels Chavez, ' powerful for the ultra-stead- y who was Winnlill the fight with ' Tujikurs. The battle is something else again. ease for 11 ?Minds:, 1 Chavez had the champion Reed is more spectacular and decisive but the Nippon ace is swinging wildly' at eittPLY Vac , a fine retriever witb sound and scored continuallyiwith lefts ground strokes. and rights to the but wound Two fine men's doubles up with a drawjawwhet, Salas :, matches are slated for 420 p.m. nailed him in the twelfth round. . , , BoxingTitleFlickers Until Surge Reed-Kwnsma- ru - 1 ' I CHCO, ' PEE WEE -- , 4 :.!! i CHICACrO Out-ris- s 1 '0 . .:., ., ,.i e o ,t '- t , , The ' Chicago : White Sex were 'a to ' dominate the American League lineup as result of Shortstop Chico Carrasquel's jump ahead of New York's Phil Rizzuto. ; : , ' get' - , 4 it 1 - - mu, Bowdon. assbisi sieSse IS (flusk) Wiese smi. vit 4 Psores-Rr4sa5- sad sadist (ft.ats) ass amiss vs ebaries bort. slogiss IS a iteys II cos Rork shistre WOWS cm Jobs Holbrook vs John Prises Junior girl's 4..bks itissis) Johnston sm. Diane Knodesen-Jud- y vs. Oasis Sampson-Joa- Girl's sissies It cis , Are Insole) vs ,bianys RESULTS natars lees eine6te I sL glillall1111111 44. 04, 2. Morsel's n Jar" DoWittso. Whitaey lewd deL Marry Likes. 44 , 14. 6. 74. Ted &Meat deL reel rake. 44, -- 64. 44. 4. Noes donbien ebeedse-Pleb- Omit Orem. Hats dd. Rod. Opt er defaultItan- Nanunel, iantana-Charlos 1141. Conway Callen. Weeeen'a doable 4 onalfInalel Anil Kamen-Den- a, Saone. deL ts Hackett, Donna daseenKay Doyen def. Diane Knudsen-P- al Toad. 1. halo berm Mud ted Aron Cleveland 'def. Ow? MeDendla. Tipton-Ka- y 3. Of. Don Tiede. La, 010 Wayne Pearce. Clevelsutd Roam 1. PITT7 halo, bore doobbpa dot DottloItay default. dill Quilliso-beroarWays leottoo-Teo- "But this gu' y had struck me out twice with pitches that broke a foot away from the strike zone and I just had to get even," he said. !So I leveled away and that was it." Basel in victory, struck out six batters and brought his major league leading tital to 74. He kept the Yankees within a Jodiu . To Itlebould d dot u Selimas& 44 . OA Dore doetafoo Potato dot Ilfou7 $ob Proot..loo Cooley., A. 64. Swam-NU- olt WI Minima. dot great Sposorpao- 2. tion's anise lodge 1111. Joe Om los likt Devi ld "Midst d41, 84. Melee bantam dot , au. 4 hater Owe has litedialmotb. odoutiol Diane Raw lava dol. Moii n. laymbseb to. T4 1--4. 114. OWN ilsoblea sedge IS STUDIES LAS VEGAS TRAINING OFFER VEECK astunbscher Potty Bonnets-man- y Aide blek Moduson, default. J. sod Jenne Prted ft Caro Saison-Pat- Pe ut. ; Milted 7. ed. 411 et IthaubimSIIII ItoodKantot SloctettMark -- ---' . , 117 , . , t l -- - - Boise It I - UNITED ?RISS Won Lost Booth 35 40 52 43 Hollywood 111 Sacramento 45 Oakland 50 41i 411 Portland 40 1ms Angelis 44 49 San Diego 40 52 San 'Francisca 36 $6 Pet. 011 .579 3 .54 .331 4Y1 .526 5 .500 744 .473 10 .435 1344 .404 1644 arquvrs 11111DAY1 Portland 6. Los Angeles 1. $an Diego 6. Ian Francisco 4. Seattle 3, Oakland 3. Hollywood 7. Sacramento I. tleirst game):. Los Anodes 200 000 0- -2 Portland 100 301 ir- --3 Moises and Peden; Adams and 4 0 4 0 4 2 1 0 4 1 2 1 4 2 1 3 3 0 1 3 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 3 0 3 0 1 1 I 1 1 10 itittenbrc3b 0 a 5 0 0 3 ft 0 0 IWO ZarenkcIrt Chamness4 larkelew,p 3 1 0 Totals 35 27 17 400 000 000Le Mita1a.11 Stevens, Krug. Triandos 7. Umpires 1, Cbanmen end Marshall. A5tondanee-17t- oa. 421 Oakland &tattle Bishop () a 010 000 010- -2 000 010 003- -3 and Malone; Davis. Dal and lbooly. Sorramento it I 3 0 S 1 Olson Kirk.14 4 S 0 1 I 4305Rafl.y.p Chicago New York Boston Cleveland Detralt Washington Philadelphia St. Louis W L 43 23 23 39 27 35 30 31 31 23 39 26 41 19 46 200 020 Ananta 1Van 3. Olson. 8hcuerntan, . - GB 652 .646 .591 4 .538 7 .500 10 .391 17 .388 17 192 FRIDArs RESULTS at New " walbinswa states at Wow Immen.31 Cleveland Troutp Muartp liKeller elle el 1 0 I I 1 IUpon. 000 400 Avils. flKrihoskE 00R- -4 Doety. Sailor. Simpson. RB1Doby. Simpson. Sega Keller. 2101Hetan. Deny. Simpson. SACUpon. 2, Stuart 1, Lemon 7. ilst WPLenton 014. LPTrout (310). 2 "ad Philadelphia (11) 1 4 6 Jooates I 1 S Valo.rt H 3 3 1 Tort. " Ph""Phill "I""a4144 looncse Itegaiki Totals 32 2413 Stuart in sixth. IsStruck out tor Bearden in ninth. 000 001 000- -1 Detroit GAMES In Louis at Chitatio (2). Detroit at Cloveland (2 &Tonkel 4 2 1 0 Nobinson.e 3 1 3 I Gintborre 1 0 1 1 Simpeamt it 27 it Totals naWalked for Zrad104 trtr"Ilisl 3111. rUNDAY'S Wirts.rt 3 21 1 1 11 igullin.11 4 Kryhookl.lb 4 11111 Wroth tas" "'tamed 7ata Boston 1 taight-2n- d Philadelphia 3 Washington Chapmsamt IlasterMo Roserc31) Bearden., 234 New York githotrgs 4 4 0 4 0 2 3 4 1 1 0 3 1 2 2 3 3 2 3 3 1 2 1 1 I S leartia,p 0 Iluesb.p 3 S 1 S 4 3 3 5 Philley.el Uvula!! II S3 Pain.16 blalesk136 Washington testi' 5 3 S 1 MichasIs2b 4 I 4 2 4 Normet 1 2 0 Vornon,11" 3 1 10 1 Vorbitso 3 1 1 2 Itoiertsnell 1 I I 0 S Don'ts o 3 1 Orasoaas 3 3 1 Sanford. 2 0 0 1 8 8 10 10 15 iihiradelphis 3. Brooklyn 2 (night). Pittsburgh M Cincinnati postponed. at Beaton 2 It. Louis g (night) 2 Inning allow Chicago to cakb trainwM to be replayed (night) postponed at later data). SUNDAY'S GAMES New York at Knudson.' 1001 Marty Krug may have to take a few days rest in the near future. Circulation disorders in his bad leg are causing muscle spasms and Marty hu been playing under painful conditions for several weeks. The Hive headmen have tried to convince him le take a rest, but Marty's declined. Now it's "doctor's rders." Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Bt. Louis. Chicago as Cincinnati (2) I 041 6 2 3 0 Rogers.11 5 0 4 0 Isekulcrt 6 1 1 Hansen.c 5 0 6 3 outfielder from Klamath Falls, finally comes to Derks Field. A little green in spring training, Bowman was sent to Klamath to "ripen" before getting a shot GB with the Hive... looked potently ripe Friday night, getting 4 two singles and three walks in 7 his Derks Field debut wet grounds. Piro York tieralied Balasai.3b Pattersomet 4 By DEE CHIPMAN Bob Bowman, the powerful National League BWO5 rain. Chicago 11 1 4 3 S 3 THE HIVE 12111Ralley W L Pct. 41 25 .621 Brooklyn New York 38 31 .551 St. Louis 33 32 .508 Philadelphia 33 33 .500 Cincinnati 32 33 .492 Boston 30 34 .469 28 33 .459 Chicago 25 39 .391 Pittsburgh ,, FRIDAY'S RESULTS BROA BUZZIN' I and Dapper. ' Jessen.lb 6 2 Corcoran20 4 2 Muti.ss 4 1 1 idutnta.p 2 0 2 101asin 0 S 0 0 Duca 51 Idaho Falls tr4t (0 Totals 43 0 30 16 Totals Ettore by innings: Great Polio . 002 100 010 000 -3 12 0 1 000 114 NO OW 0- -4 Idaho Palls Hefner. Ashford. PlUtellSORI 3. Chem 2, Jesson. Muti. Pryti-- . Balasst. RBI Run. Pryor 2, Patterson 2, HeiHefner 2. ner. Jessen 2,,Younpr 21H Patterson 2. Je5. Younger, Pryor. RR son. Pryor. BB dealer. Huff. SAC Balaasi to Jell. Hansen. Hefner. DP gen; Salami to Cerearldi to Jeasett; Mutt to Corcoran to Jessen. LOB Idaho Palls 10, Great Palls 9. BOB oft I. 50 by Teenier Younger 3. Knudson S. Wtnn.r Yotmger. Loser Knudson. U Cameo and Borenscas. 1300. 2:40. A T 28 It 2711 Totals Totals 301 24 111 11 2 GOO 000 101- -2 1 Pocatello 000 000- -2 5 I 010 001 11z- -4 11 1 1 12 050 00z-- -7 Hollywood a. CoIling AMackinnon. Gables. Benton ill) and Smith; Lindell Browne. Johnson. Roister. Moult. lel I I Pct. I0A A--409- I 56. (amend gam): It toll ABI141101 NO OM 61.- -1 3 Portland 012 030 001- -6 0 3 111111nna (2) Persia (4) 01cr, Melenet 4110, Dolmen le (6), ad. 11110A , 110A Irina (3) and RsWendt: Creel and Mar. 1 Pornandocu 2 0 3 2 &Maluku noel. 3 S 1 4 3 1 3 I Iirennext CannichatUb 3 1 4 0 8m51121( Van Matta ese Mose 200 000 022- -4 11 4 I 2 I RII.rt 2 3 lb Antal'', Ban Franoiala 100 000 300- -4 2 3 0 3 Relaaer.311 4 Plotelior and Karr; Lion. Behrnsan (10) 3 1 2 2 Contact, Johnsanlio Connakey,e 4 3 101 and Ortega. 2 1 1 S MaelLinnoa.314 Nthbrest 4 S Se er BB--- 43123913 BeIrMan 3. DPRittenberg t Itermanges to Krug. Vitoner Berkeley. Loser I, Balt Lake Is. Chamness. 1,013-11- olso keley 30Barkolow S. Chanuten 9. Tinse-1:- hour.. Wrest Palls 0 1 2 Aniteloncu 3 3 0 Et1.ct 4 4 0 Ashlordss 4 3140 Pryor.lb 4 1 5 IWinter.e 5 I 1 6 Barone.31i 1 4 S Chemist 4 2 S 3 Helner21 6 2 0 1 Towner., Remand's. 2, -2 B 5 I MAJOR LEAGUE SUMMARY American Li ague T- 000 140 03x- -0 RRoot. Gregory. Valentine. Cooley, Ristenberg 2. Krug 2, Tr tondos. Hernando& Bowman, Bowman, Berkeley. lentils& Cooley, Coo lly 3. Blooms& 111-- 11s, Hernando& Bowmen. 8Berkeley. 31111 Valentino, Krug. 2BHTo tondos. RBI 2. Collins. 3BHJohnso4 11110) Johnson. Fernandez. Reisser. - DPPerna5 0 2 3 ndes to Small; Carmitchatti to Ochiserman LOB- - -- Pocatello 6. Billings 4 1 0 3 to Ananias. 2. 4 2 11 e 9 80 BOSMutont . Halley I. 5 2 1 2 Mumn 7. Balky 3. WinnerRalley. 4 1 3 4 Loser Kumla. and Steiner. IIAnske 2 Krug. lb Va1entine. 3to Triandoce ilemande2b Coeley.s Bormatket 2 Oallup,111 Rolm Balt Lake Kerman Ii Reekrt Gregory. 24 7 Totals 31 0111159 URI 6 kterdell.se Badtakat t Ce MIA'? Salt Lake (5) ebe t4) ay Cleveland topped Detroit, 4 to I as Bob Lemon won his eighth game, while the Athletics took two from the Senators, 2 to 2 and 11 to 3. The Kiwanis Knotholers are treat Monday. Several Itarrisp 1 of them will get autographed Wsshiall 01 A 3 1 I S Kellomp a rsteelPhia Isl Porriek4 I 0 1 01. ILtide 2 2 3 3 Meat balls to be given by Bee playItClark aOuts 1 0 ,,,YeiVt 44 2 3 INDA 3 1 3 : BROA 3 5 4 S S S Philley.et 1 Billy Heisner is about &Mantel 4 0 0 II ers. 4 6 2 36 12 27 13 Totals Noron,ct Totals 31 I 1414 4 1 8 5 Lewrey.et 4 3 1 1 S Zerriteljt Slaughter.rt Prick in It& PenCy.lb 4 a 12 1 reads to return to action. kelest 4 1 2 0 aPoppe4 up for 2 1111 Pstn.lb 1 2 NOTTRIIIIIki,11 2 4STSMu.iiI,lb l'ornonAb 4 3111 blralke4 for Kenner l fith. 4 a 4 1 Weellakcit 3 12 1 1161Pakt 3b Illauerit 4 1 3 VW 010 000 Things return to normal on the Dentb,36 4 I. 0 4 Washington 6 4 I S 1 Johnson.3b 4 1 2 4 Itletn.212 002 002 701- -11 Sumas,. 4 2 5 0 Fourth of July with the nightMutts 4 S I 1 Philadelphia 1 2 1 4 1 5 Murray,. 3 lelkels.2b 4 1 3 2 Ittwble es 4 1 1 4 Robertson. RMieltaels. RVemon. 4 1 S 1 Zoldak,b, Cusicku 3 0 4 cap of the split doubleheader Perterfield.0 0 0 1 Verb Dont. Grasso. Joost 2, Martin. 3 0 1 3 Rojek.es datimerde 1 a a 4 Itans. 3 1 0 1 Zernial. Pain. Majeski, Klein 2. Astroih 01 00 01 0Osb.lonts Olartanalb RectsecottLee0 I 1 with Ogden scheduled for Derks 2, Kellner RBIOrasso. Yost 3., Dente, 1 20 g Ti 12 Totals Pobelsky.p Totals 3S 24 12 Joost 2. Klein 2. Wilts Martin. itstroth 1 1 nueb.p 1 0 I Field. The Ogden game will be I S Noyer.p Kelly.0 0 0 0 Washington 000 ON 011- -2 2. Zernial 3. 2118Yost. Kellner. Palo. In the morning. 0 I rietbetad'at 00T201 sMintwrlSSS ON titiladolph la -3 Vernon. 31111Kornial. RRJeost, Klein. 0 S S 0 Lanier., Klippeatin.p 1 S S 1 Temps. Joint, Valk Jot, DPKlein to Aunt to Pain; Demo to still. 1SSS.DWr 2. Beental ing allehaelk Micheal' to Vernon: Ma Wahl to Klein to 4 4 S 1 6 4 3 4 12). 6 Kieln.2b 5 Astroth,6 In for a trr: -- RBI-40- s1. Verb's. Verson. 3BH HRJoost, Zorstal. BISJostog BONPWIlletiold 1,; Haynes a. Zolds3; & Haynes I. VitnnerZoklak o it,f 3 Trx otilsof P,ss II 4 - Fein; Joao' to Klein to Pain. 111011 10 IN 'Ana's Thais 34 8 27 13 aantor4 i. Barrio 2. Perriet 1. 'Man 38 aPeeled vat ter Kelly In Drib s 2. Martin 2. SOKellner 2 Martin 1. tor Cusick eat la ninth. 6Pepped 1. Sanford 2, Parrtek WinnorMartis bSate en error tett Itejek In elcbt.b. Muria 124). (341. Lasor-4- 4Sacr1ficed tor Beyer In eighth. I1NM,MM. s , littir Tort (3) et ter Latter -la ainti. lesion (1) I Cithoors (10 I ' It. Louie t$) 1 0Streck 011130 Ins by agreaseet- Is permit 3110A 11100 2110A Chicago welled 4 1 1 3 Illesistem alcle train tor Cincinnati). ii0,;111.11".371".:e:v; Is 3 4 1 4 3 3 3 I Dilltatiet3b 4 I Young lb 1 4 201 010- -1 0 3 Coifinan,20 ..... 070 3 1 I 3 1 3 POLab Upton.st 3 11 3 Change r 4 230 000 010- -0 Berme Goodotan.lb 4 2 1 II 3 1 0 31tnessecrt .eolemaria 4 1 1 4 IL Louie 4 2 2 .; J. Dilla1114,eS Wlitisaasit I 1 11Pendi Saner. Cookb. 11,10110110811. ACTION 4 1 4 1 0 11,11obinsimlb Arttab o 3 PACKED saner. L Jackson II 1 3 Scrim 1 3 lAnbardt.11 tollar.o 4 s 2. IltophossIt irt 1)rwy I1 3 I CeIffia.1b blustal. 4 3 2 1 0 boorrilts 3 Hew" Oltenia. MAYHEM Lowrey 3, Wood.rt 3 3 3 3 Baster.rt Vellaterrt 3011 4 1 Busby.el KIIIWeetlate Pebeleity. Pebeleky. tohneuet 4 1 Carramool,a8 3 1 ON Joissonif Joltiness. Cusick 3, Itikela 1 4 1 1 2 Sieuebter. Mos&s3III Plarboto itarst.3b 10 3 1 1 1 , 3 141 3 Meretansel. litackt 3b McDermott." 38NJackeen 1. lamas. "- Byrno.9 jurison.p WHEELS 3 1 2 Ralchip 0 Lowey. Remus. ir..1 BOS--eRaab 11 Mahoney., 31 2a a1 s 1,0 21 Tolals N Totals IS 3 24- 11 toralr,41 1. Kelly 2. Itlippsulls 2. SO-- to II Pebeleky aLong Bostos Aor A'71-40-000 100 000 -1 Reel 1. Boyer 1. Kelly L. Klieraeta Nes Task 000 010 .11- -2 34 13 rt 11 Totals 1 33 1 24 12 Totals ti Pesky. Ri ulna lessor. ' RBI &Pouted out for Rtabontt tit ninth. w ult.k1":blr.P"litts4: 001 029 000--- 3 Nage& 21n1 Rt. Louts (2) , PANailelphia (2) i .02. -breettys az, Seem J Meekest& . imUhtbmi , ssr. Chicago 11210 'I tot Coltman-10;.4)10Tlu 30 N0 011A Abrams.11 1,311Eloston 2, Now ..., 4' RYount, mini. I. Robinson WaltkuAlb 4 4102 kali ., ., York t 1. 2. ran I. Minos 2 111cDprokett 2. BDRaselt AilliVrtcet 4 1 1 1 0 I S It 4. MoDersiott & IteemPult. Busby. bad. 1 1 0 2 2 4 0 Bislerlf I Basch! (124). LosettMeDernoll (24). R131busb1 3. Common! 2,Minese 2. .oh4!tits3C, SUNDAY t 110014r1 4 0 2 2 0Hubbard, Rommel. Stevens sad Ps. lonbardt, 11IthOS. Bobinson. Young. Up.. : I : I Antdor.et 1 1 2 JoneA30 Night July lit 10,601140 4 2b ;17 pawls. ton. Coleman. 2B11.Minoso. CarramuM.. FOS nut Immo -..- ...-... Nuanicss 4 111 MR-,- 4 2101 )edgeAlto Upton. Loilar. 2eL 3B11Ddlincar. 1 2 POST WAS 3 1 3 0 3 . 0rews.20 0 Purillext LIS Robinson. DPMarlins. Manner. 17pion. Illatralt (1) Cloyaiss4 (4) ISM some 11241011 Wm) Cabarre.20 1110 , 111104 Yount. Mtg. BOBByrne 100---3. Judson 3. 3 01 4 31 Csm0,141As 11100 1 I 1 ' . 4 WI1tor.4 PARSING PM p7 I I 2. 3 0 2 1 blitehetIN Pridt44.30 puma 3 1 . eirtbeeki o, Mahoney Upattas 4 -1 4 aPatte laterve red.m. ma. cat" , , iscidoy hi 4 : s 4 i z 116.3b 11,00artsj 4 1 2 1 $ 4 1. Judotve L wtanstiodoca (11-- . 4 Cook3ii 4 (3-3- ). 1 I 4 4 4 . Zail.31 . 0443,a LoserSyrso , , , , - Si t ' eer ind'an III ,..1 - i . I. , , . ' . . , , . . .656 .576 5 .531 714 .500 9 .500 911 .433 13 .406 15'1 .403 1514 25 30 29 29 34 34 37 Pocatello Featherweight Champion Sandy FRIDAY'S RESULTS Saddler meets Argentine LightBalt' Late City S. Boise 4. Billings 4. Pocatello 2, weight Angel 0Ivieri in a 12- - Great Palls 5. Idaht Pat's. 4. Twat Palls at OgoenPostponed round exhibition bout Saturday SATURDAY"S SCHEDULE night at Lune, Flak. Saddler so far has won two exhibition Boise at Balt Lake TWIll Palls at Ogden. fights on his South American Idaho P'alls at Billings. tour. Pocatello at Great Palls. Llut& Val& .11 to bring the team her. for its 1952 spring training.. According to Bill Chamberlain, executive director of the Las Vegas Chamber, Veeck told local officials he would be glad to discuss the matter further if and when he acquired ownership of Great Falls Twin Falls Idaho Fails Billings .: Ogden GB Hemus-.2b-s- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP). The LIS Vegas Chamber of Commerce extended an invitation Friday to Bill Week. prospective purcluiser of the St. Louis Browns. - Teams seven-"Nev- carat 40 34 34 29 29 26 26 25 AIBES(iIP)--Wor- ld BUENOS etIOA LEAGUE the first place game white sox. who downed the on the Browns, 10 to hit pitching of Howie Judson. r SOIL ' Tigers. Ralph. Kiner,-- Pittsburgh Pirates slugger, f pulled innthiL surprise as he moved ahead of the Browns. Brooklyn First Baseman Gil It Was Chamberlain. to IAI:edgresee wl'eelbzliresez th'elaDod3'95g5 ; r.h.ent.ith ve acted in a simila; was of ahead Camsgeet for the Tucson 1.194,417S to 1,139,41311s with ers edged ahead of the Giants' Chamber of Commerce. who sll but a few et the ballots Alvin Dark in the shortstop successfully negotiated with la Friday tight The White race, 1.183,998 to 1,172,619: Veeck to bring the CleveSot have titte other leaders. 171'he final standings could still land Indians to Arizona for 9 each 8 0i twe to anthe formal before eempireil the rchange , winter training. , Boatoa Red $oo- - and Detroit notuicement Sunday. , . , COAST 'Money' Man Doubles Winning Run Home as Stingy Raschi Halts Sox double to right field that won the ball game. since I became a Yan- kee in 1936 have I struck out three times in succession and I certainly didn't want it to hap-pen at this late date," DiMaggio said. "In fact, I don't even re- member the last time I struck out twice in a row, but I do know that it hasn't happened a hell dozen times. "I kept thinking when went up there that this guy teal do ft to me again, and os I MIMI and hit a fast pitch late to right field and that was the kit that was the game." DiMaggio, in his description of a brilliantly-wo- n Yankee de- riebori over the Red sox, took no lustre away from quick Vic Rudd, who hurled his uth.win against four defeats by- giving only threelits to the potent Bo-- boys soder IS sissies (Heels) r u. Ulan Test s Saddler Mods Olivieri WL21 Salt:Lake Pet. PIONEER BOX SCORES Maui, II er runs-battedi- n. ry Hiss-De- r who threw second base on a - thetall $rom double play combination had yelled a warning, but the youngster had walked directly into its path. Samiger---Trow- r t STANDINGS ocOrred. ..I rs starthig lineups for the 18th annual -tame July 10 were all but certain Saturday as the Doll came to an end. ;nation-wid- e Three upset victors appearest likely as the polls closed on J;, the fans' pick of their favorite players at midnight Friday night. , (UP).--Th- all-star - , Air.; P.O.J.J.'.:clo.'iO'''.''F..sti'..i':'cl4i.i'é:' ''' t;, Isms-mar- s AT SHORTSTOP - ,01 :I! 300 h4 liekroodor vs Oors Fuji. liars pat By 'CARL LUNDQUIST Iles's &tables (esisitirias) 4:311 Ted erbostler-Prs-a robes, sok ilare-Jiodds against Joe Di Maggio striking NEW YORK (UP)--T- he vs lkitstassars Ursa-JerDe Mitts out 41;30 Ham 1766 to so were 1, it was small wonder Saturday that again vs. turoluirs Nakano-00- r nobly, Itsossits sissies 'isessitisokst of all hit a double instead to produce the Yankee them mightiest I sot Antis Haste, vs. Joss Wilt, vs Diane Itunisker $ sok Pet To a 2 to 1 vktory over the Red Sox. Amiss boys sissies issesitissiel Di in his big league career had been in 1766 games Pees. skeet Porry IL asratzt THUS; balm Sims, Pill Qui Hiss vs Aliso elevelast when after striking out twice in succession against Mickey Josiss bey's doubles tsessittsole) S pot. vs Joke alle McDermott, he whammed a half of - ;. :13 single-handedl- DIMAGz DELIVERS fOR BOMBER WIN TENNIS - R0.6.-.04::ROks:To'oeoq- i 4. By HARRY 1051iES OGDENAn autopsy was pending Saturday on the body of Dick Cppway. Twin Falls baseball player who died Friday after being stuck over the heart by a thrown ball. The Cowboys catcher was playing first base during an infield-dril- l prior to the game between Twin Falls and the Ogden , Reds. He had gone over to pick Aick was playing his first up a loose baH When struck by year of organized ball and was a sizzling ball thrown by Mana- leading the Pioneer League in home runs. The autopsy was ger Don Trowel. ' The young player hunched pending word from his parents Mass. over for a few seconds but in Lynn, between Ogden The game waved the players sway saying was immedihe was kelt. He went back to and Twin Falls will be the base to await the next ball ately cancelled and date. a later at played hand his from when his mitt fell Born March 14, 1932,1 in and he toppled over. He was Mass.. the talented backLynn. treatment by emergency given High the crew of the Ogden City am- stop went to St. Mary's town and bulance but failed to respond. School in his home Falls club to the Twin He was taken to the St. Bene- reported 1951. He had hit 11 dict hospital where he was pro- on April 21, while runs alternating in home arrival. on , nounced dead for the the catching spot rookie had The ' been complaining of dizzy spells and had been relieved 'of catching duties. He was PIONEER LEAGUE playing first base during a warm up When the accident - I ' . , . i ' ,, , , - 1. . - ob0.1.1,--Attio0- , ' ti,...,1 , i .'' - o , ' CHIPMAN ,The Pioneer Leigue, immeasurably saddened by the tragedy i , e life of Twin Falls' Dick Conway Friday night at ,'I ..,,,, ,.., : -- , ,,,. that took-thvw.oe Ogden, squared its collective shoulders and prepared to carry cf, : ,.',- ', ' , , of games Saturday "business as usual" with a full schedule ) t.', night. '''',' , t t , , 4 , , Conwarwas felled in a! batting practice accident, forc, , -, .. ,,,,,,,-. 4... e ' ' ' ing cancellation of ihe Affleck Park game. ' Actio- n- was - hot elsewhere ' , ek,,,, the grub al Bill- around the leagueo however, .121momaisys ", .' x .; , Great at Cards and the ings with Salt Lake's- Bees garner,,,,,,4.' ,,,,,,,,,,.e.smo te Salt' returns Boise Falls,0 ing their fourth straight victory Lake's-DerkField and Twin DICK CONWAY , with an 4 triumph over Boise. Falls and will Ogden the on . 4 . dies on balifield Great Falls staked pace ,. at John Aftleck Park'try again , in !by nipping Mahe Fills. Salt Lake's Bert Barkelew got 13 innings, and Billings whipped, Klamath Falls. Four runs came ,off to a wobbly start :against for the Hive's vic- Pocatello, beautiful rea made but 'Boise Conway's loss was felt deeplylcovery to post his tenth victory tory. Bitten-ber, all around the ,lealkue. Presidentl of the season. Bert gaye thei Singles by Barkelew, Krug and Bowman pushed Jack Halliwell extended his Zoilmies four runs on four hits lam- - in the first sympathies to the victim's Inning. but from ,another three insurancekruns ' teammates. and ily thence on he was untouchable, across in the eighth, however. Saturday night Boise's Maris with sincere regret that allowing but two singles in the ion Hill is expected to oppite we learned of the fatal accident last eight frames. to our promising young player, The Bees, meanwhile, took the Hive's Bob Greenwood. Game time is S p.m. Richard Conway, and we extend their time getting at Boise's Ted . to his family our sincere symps- - Chamness. They picked uis a conAttesGtedrealtorlraf Ils it was bitterly our frames. thief. It is the first fatal accident singleton in the fourth on a walk, in the Pioneer beaguallince Its a passed ball and an error. In the Bud Pryor's homer in the eighth score and the Elecorganization In 1439 and a severe fifth, however, they won the knotted,the then went on to win in the lou to the Twin Falls baseball game on a walk to Bob Ritten- tries thirteenth on singles by Ray club." berg, a triple by Marty Krug, The Saturday aight ached- - a double by George Triandos and 1Cheso and Jim Ydunger and a by Hefner. Younger ale finds Idaho Falls and Fe- - !singles by Gordy Hernandez and the decision, allowing Idacatello exchanging 'Montana Bowmann newcomer from 'took ho Falls eight hits. 1 Billy Hally took care of Poge catello almost y NEWS for Billings; setting the Cards down with five hits while getting 1 three singles 'himself and accounting for three . ," ' , , . , .,,, . a - , - 1' loneer Loop 'Still in Business' With Full Saturday Slate. Bees Nudge. Pilots , t , --- . - ; ars Pv , - s At . ' 1 - - , t S, ' . ' ,.. , . fi - ' I - --- , i 1 |