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Show - - ' . 6ADESERET NEWS, 'Salt . . .City. 1.ake - ' o :- June .30, 1952 Utch-,--Monda- .' - . -,- , . . . 0 , g2 0'...'i!t:":.:,1,.TOlti.g.1::'.',.' I i -- it t - - - .. . ' tlivers Clip Spuds ' 4 A ' t , Set Stage For Invasion' ? ' - 'fi, By . - , ,, , .,,,,,s.. ; , . . . ' I . , '' '. '- ... - - , f-- , -- , '4 us: i- '' 74.7-. s --- t ,,- ,p, 1 ' : '' ' Pstivt;.g" Matte Valley til,,Oreat Palle I . Pocatallo 10, Ogden 1 ,,,----, ' ' '1 - - ' - - ,4'. F. . (,- ' - ''' ' l q,,,,.., ',(- , 1 ' . t r, ! . 4 ' ; , , , ( ' - 1 ''''7","-- - ' - - - 1 ' i , ..), t ; ,t,k., vo--qt - ' ' ' - roundklangrum . i,o - awor- -. ' ll i - ' ' all-sta- ' - . . Mon.' Snead paid' TOLEDO,' 'of his partner, Big Jim 'Ferrier, as the to , day theputtint chief factor that, gave them the $5000,,Yirst priie,in the r, .. best ball golf tournarPera. Inverness hitters climaxed- - an easy triumph, The two long-ba''', ,,, Sunday as they walloped their chief contender, Lloyd and Cary Mithilecoff, plus five, in an iftermion' ' , ' -- - - .4,- r' .... AFTER'INVERNESS;Witt.' tribute . , .2-- At, - : . 'r . - ' ' - , ' '14 it - -, ...,,,,----- ;V, OI ' - , ' - -'- ,40"- -- )1-- ' I ,..ti,.si,.141-3,.- 41 ir ' - , r - ' - 1 - , ..,. - : . , - ' - SNEAD PRAISES F RRIER . - , :ti , -- - - : ' - , ' c ii, ' :' ' ,,,114 , mONDAY'S SCHEDULE . - N., t ') ' , rA119"4",s'-'14'it".- - '', , s ) I ), , ,,, - - ..-- : . , , That gave the Snead Ferrier team a combined point the tournament. ...It., also dropped scoie of plus 13 with Marhgrlim and Micidlecoff from se,cond to thirt place moved Oliver Ed and Ford minas One, while Doug (Porky) Into second with plus oiie ..' , It' f , . , t; s , i , By DEE CHIPMAN ' ' Ogden at Balt Lake, I p m t ) ,,, (I . ' 2 ;, Palls at Pocatello, $.15 pm. st, Idaho the Pioneer in Maybe it takes ,a formula to get anywheyé . ' ' (Only Ramie scheduled). 1: . ? League.'.' Granted they- had a long way to go, but Salt Lake's1 . NEWS 'DESERET Bees have been the only club in recent weeks to advance-con- , ), ' '' ladder. ...,,. the sistently up standings , , i Their formula?, The procedure used with great effectiv:- . -, ' . 1, nets tti advance from the cellar to fifth place has been a , ' 4 I 4 he . one. They merely : , -.,01-, :, 1 ' A , ' . F ,44,46.. team preceding them in the homeron a ball which ea- ... , ' i ' standings and whip ' tem.' romed off the right field fence ' , , , : ' '''' to Outfieldeelrnie bean, - battled Spud for seventh -They lash--,,'ll .,- place with Magic Valley-- and Sitesand a double. Bob Don- : ' '''''' : '''' '190!..('.:.1,:ilc,6.,:-::P.0.-FIgéi's and collectkersley Marty Krug won. .. They contested sixth place . ' , . ,'''''Nt:-"-:),"--'-By MILTON RICHMAN , .with Idaho Falls' Russets and ed the triples while aith -- Ger. , ' ' ' ' ''. ''''.1. - '' Sevei man" poked our the other douW YOBK, NE (UP) the Wongaining . edgeSunday '. - . l' .i. Brooklyn players and five of his night with a 12-- 3 triumph. In hic The . -' ,s, ,2 :' ' Glanti own York a one formed New t, 4 Splits, picked. up , "caring for" the Spuds, the Bees . ,.,4s,,,,s-m,,.. , bulwark, ,or almost nail . also jumped over the Great' tun in the first off a walk and k NO VAULT FAULTHELSINKI BOUNDThese are the three pole vaulters who will Falls Electric.' to move into fifth Johnny . Hack's double, but rthe personnel of the National -that was their only, and brief, League All Star squad which ManFo:ii.efh-:.t.iliii.:-tlace. represent the United States in the Olympic Games al HeLsinki. From left, with heights Now the Bees can apply- - the Periedof-- - glory. The Hih ager Leo Durother announced tomade in final Olympic trials, are Bob Richards (14 ft 81 ins.), George Matto s (14 ft, , ' tame formula to get into the knotted it in the second, day. By UNITED PRESS ins.), and Don Lax (14 ft. 51s ins.). (United Press Photo ) Dnfir: chose the pitcht: lint division Monday night. chased four More across in Durocher,and who l'It.may.be rushing the holiday axiom k little, but the I the reserves for the Ogden's Reds reSide in fourth the third and another trio in ing staff firct i VICTORY the fourth. Three more nuts squad which meets a simPIONEER, LEAGUE 'ers were a cinch and the Yankeex ilear cinch to,he in , Just one-hagame ahead of le the seventh and e singleton , ilar American League contingent ipl.ace' on July 4, making them.traditional rhoires to go on and the Hive. If the Buzzers can - ' , ' in the annual classic,: July 8 at SCORES ' in the BOX the Hive gave Iwin their pennants. Field eighth , Derks in the Reds . whip , , i d e more than Philadelphia, pitcher enough. piek Monday night, they'll have for them at this had axioms both mor!..than ening Actually Gil first Preacher baseman Roe, met their deadline of getting . Propst, a flreballing lefty, ' zoom fi) ,. 141111rs, (4) . . stage of the race. Common sense dietaed favoring them all the the first division by one scattered the Spud hits well, but Hodges, shortstop Peewee Reese RHOA BROA t ' n 3 1 Vinyard el 6 a because of the manner 8 4 outfielders Duke 3 Wvatt,28 and Snider And . sev,way,. a became wild -in little the ., July 0 0 C01116.11 Kincas 5 2 1 5! Carl to Furillo from 1 augon 2 1 eortiniand. came two 8114T1.1f Brooklyn are enth. toe Kittle after Valentirwp well fare taking didn't INDIA4 elhey SIGN Ogden re .111oucet 5 3 1311 51 4 1 Denber.e rutis-Tein,- one out, and shut ment two other.. Dodger players, 5 2 3 2 IA03819,39 Maldonadn.lb 8 3 Yet ven though the. Dodgers Sunday night as the Bannocks ,, , By HENRY RIEGER 5 2 , , seccatcher Heldxf 4 0 2 0 and Barancs$ Roy in front after a the' Campanella remainder from Pocatello used them as a the Spuds off for 1 5 2 9 Vannuricite,15 LOS ANGELES (UP)--tIncSam's c track- 'and field team 3 2 3 0 (lards:211 baseman Jackie ond Robinson, of the . onto game. the , P top stepping stone,back 2 2 0 2 Romany:, boarded planes Monday for the fi rst' leg of the 7000-mil- e r riremelLp 4 1 fl 0 Braves, they found no special Russ Butler shackled Ogden chosen by the fans. trip 1 0 0 1 Gene:days 1 0 0 0 of the heap with a 10-- 3 triumph. McCaltery,p ' 1 0 0 0 aSsubon MAGLIE NAMED six-hiIn would sure 1952 the comfort Banto Helsinki and to give the being they Olympic Gaines, confident of victory. 1 0 0 2 O'Connor p and with Boise tripped Billings, Durocher selected pitcher Sal at the midseason ,lead the pi in New York late Monday, the team will move to 0 0 0 0 Hammy Idegic Valley trumped Great flocks their triumph at Ogden. Arriving -was the Maglie, who probably will start 13 33 13 'Totals Totals 40 1133 11 holiaay ,mark. For that in other' games. Lou Vitous, with an llth inning the Falls, benefit meet 43 &Struck Tuegclay for training. All Star game, from his own Princeton, N. -out for rienesta in 3th. case a year ago when they also hero was Boise for the homer, Twin at of bills twin NeW-Yor&wit by innings; All-Sta- rs Nightcaps staff along with Robin Roberts will be staged in le 010 100 011 4,64 were well in front on July, but Billings Falls and Boise were rained out. in their victory over Billings, and Curt 000 004 000 02- -6 they went on to blow the 'pennant. '' a Boise Simmons of SunIsland the Stadium Randall's be Phillies, ',suffered Although Bill and Thomason's it wag . There's only two games on the Summary: .. Bob Rusis of the Cubs, Warren WIDEST MARGIN By RD SAINSBURY, LaCoats. Valentine. 'Mthe team departs Pulled thigh muscle in Satur- ousRVoinflurklee, ; 2. Maldonado, Tuck.r. Stuart, King. griddle Monday night, the Bee- - pitching that gave Magic Valley Spahh of the Braves, Gerry Staley day, and then 4 12 Whitfield described the are As race, for Yanke0s,who day's Garcia. HSAy:Mous, CHICAGO., SKins. second ETurker. their ,(UP) -- - The world for'Helsinki a next the straight victory of the Cardinals Red "croocial at Derks and by plane 21411VanBurkleo. Maldon3BHTucker. the Roe. as the. on ind tied said and virtually. up injury games "slight" ) and over Great Falls. ado 3. Stuart, Milne, Garcia. RatRoman champion New York Yankees and battle between Idaho Falls , Two Giant players be would be in top shape for 2. Maldonado, first base- day. Held, Tucker. Milne. Barone, Red Sox, Indians, and White Sox , ey Cleveland Indians today held Pocatello . the 'Mous 2 DPVaniturkleo-Barone- : team , the Helsinki games opening LaCosta. man Whitey Lockman and third have their , Leading the in ,second, place,4-thMaldonado-KinThe Hive Made it look easy N than half the positions on more this aboard the baseman Bobby Thomson C rew Arrives planes morning July 20. were WMcCattery. LHays- widest margin of the, year,- even , em. LOBBillings 12, Bois 12. P.O. the 1952 American League All Star Sunday night as they walloped lose could the still, 111011gh named to the, starting lineup on was America's hope for a dou- - American they team 5. Roman 0. 1, O'Connor ., Genesta Olympic Memel. ' 11 hits, including a homer, two For Olympic TriaJs , marvelous Mal Coach Brutus Hamilton, who o.3. McCarter, O. O. ROBCiremele 2. Roman dead by July 4 if dey drop all team, picked by baseball fans and . the basis of the fans' vote. Duro- bla winner O'Connor 3, McCatlery 0,1 Genestit five games they play between now Yankees manager Casey StengeL triples and two doubles, off WORCESTERTMass. ,(Up) .... cher also named shortstop Al Dark Whitefielft has predicted a smashing vic- Muscat L 233 on The Russets, The Indians landed seven play- . g Spud pitching. high- tory for his forces, was pleased alidthen. The Negro and catcherWes Westrum among Halm Tans (2) sail take (11) while on- the ers squad the the other hand, couldn't seem Undefeated Navy, winner of the the All Star reserves. of and still Tradition show .statistics of to two form with return Saturday's the RHOS lighted 11120A t, Coleerkiest 4 0 3 mount anything resembling Intercollegiate Rowing Anode- to two-da- y U. S. Olympic finals veteransex-Seto- n Hall star 45 21 32 3P. VnBuskirklb weigh heavily' in favpr of the July INew York placed six. Each will STARTING SQUAD l'ktrada.ct Krug.lb 3.2 7 3 three starters in the lineup the attack the concerted in Baldwin-a against Bernandec2b 5 1 6 314 leader. Itti 31 out ,of 51 years 3 2 7 0 Jessen,lb tion regatta, was among thelirst Durocher'S starting line-up- , ., ac- with 46.9 secondwictory Andy Stanfield and former Hack.3b Donkersley.ss 4 1 2 51lin the .National League the July for the game July 8,- all winning to make him the Wallace hurdler Harrison 43 01 21 : southpaw slants of Jimmy- five crews to check in here to cording to the dictate of the fans, 1 0 Buckley Kitsmamrf 4 2 2 O. ' by topping their Oust.11 4 2 1 0 4 leader- has gone on to win the their positions 3 2 Sneer( will have Lockman at first base, meet's only double winner. A Dillard. Propst and 'the relieving of Man- train for the U.B. Oorman.311 4 2 8 0 4 0 5 0 Sislerm in row- the popular vote competitors Olympic In out 35 of the 51 came on who Hub Kittle years, 0 flag. Stanfield set a new American 3 1 1 3 Zaccareillee Pore,c 3 0 ager Robinson at second, Thomson at favorite to repeat hii 1948 Olym- 1 1 1 the fans. 2 0 of 0 0 BrittlisP Prnrit.0.3 the been has leader winner Mg trials on Lae Q uinsigaJuly ,4 in the eventh the Phil. plc Games win in the 800 me- - record of 20.8 seconds for 200 1 o o e locimimu , G liattcp 0 0 0 1 in the American. Stengel,, who picked the entire rsaknony toamuner kof , r liesr Don Gust, the Hive utility mond, beginning Th ursday. star also is meters around the curve Satur- 1 0 0 0 Mendoza,' ' of ters, the at but for the eight starters Inuatt most The their leftPileldrStatialluer RuaThe Yankees,meeting coached was Middies, by Totals 14112713 man, wu the evening's batting fully 32 fl 24 7 Totals the Cubs in to give Jamaicans day to prove that he a expected of pitchers; nominated immediate for Out seventh. Struck challenge beautifullylexclusive hurlers, gat Playing in left field for the sell (Rusty) Callow, showed up of the Cardinals in center, Enos George Rhoden and Art NVint a recovered from a muscle Injury Score by innings:Briggasin two from his own second place 31 kicked 200 000 ion conhim last had Palls hindered Idaho which Gust 32 Bill a with of men. Sunday Rogers, squad Injured Slaughter of the Cardinals in right run for their money in the 014 300 311-- 12 all the way back to fifth place in team, Vie Basch' and Allis ReySolt Liao season. 'meted for an inside the perk Navy has entries in five events. and Campanella behind the plate. shorter race. Summary' Buskirk. 3essen. Zarearelli, Krug pair of 5 to 0 and 3 to 1 tri nolds, and from 'Cleveland, Mike . seconds 3. Dillard won in Donkersley 2. Kitsman. Oust 3, Gorman, timphs Sunday. The Nets were Garcia and Bob Lemon, one from flat over a fidgety field of top- Pore. Propst. 1Cologerakts, Littrildk cooled off first by Allie Reynolds- - St. Louis, Leroy "Satchel" Paige, 2, Zategrelft 1513Ki4sman Ha notch hurdlers which was re- Sillier 2814 Donkerslev. Gust 3BHKrug. his third who of and one from Philadelphia. .1he pitched Hack. Oust. Gorman. RBIEstrada. starter called six times by Ituk Hack. 2, Hernandez, Donkersley, Ititsman, the hurler, Bobby and then rookie Krug by year, leftyl league leading Walton before a fair start.. Oust 3, Gorman 2. DPDonkeraley-Krug- ; has won 13 and lost Zaccareill Bill Miller, who blanked them un- - Shantz, who - One of the meet's heartbreaks WProost. Van only two.til the final inning. Lake 6, Idaho Palls 10. was Buffered by Craig Dixon in Briggs. 1,03--8alt Cleveland, represented by stsrtI7. 32 it 214 Totals THIRD MOVE TO 4. Totals 21 4 34i 5, ,11013Prop4 Briggs 3 q 1 q RolovinP 150Progst Iowan,. 4241 the hurdles finals. He was runNational League Score bg Innings: American Kittle 1, Briggs 5. kiendtits 3. era Bobby Avila- - at nd base, 3 1 0 1 League Wynn,p moved White to a 'The third Sox,' IMO 010 000- -1 Chicago , w LPçt. .GB Cincinnati ning a strong Second when he and B&W. . 200 300 04x-- 41 ' W L Pct. GB 28 7 27 5 Totals deadlock with theindians by Al Rosen at third base and Dale 35 8 24 12 hit the next to last barrier and Totals place GO , CZ 17 Magi" Valley Greag tails (I) .734 Mitchell in left field, also will RIIISmalley. Borkowski &Plied out tor Berardino M Brooklyn 39 25 .609 2, Klussewski 2. Marshall. Adcock 3. hit. New York n ' in the cin- RHO& BROA beating them, 4 to 2, then battling have catcher Jim Hegan and een- Cleveland 020 000 000- -2 sprawled 42 22 .656 5 New York Millais. 28Borkowski 3, Pei latrini, Ad. Boston 5 2 1 6 to a . darkileishalted Bubacek.2b 1 1 2 Serranolls 110 101 002- -4 4 secondChicago 38 31 .537 4ii SBoon 2, Wynn: RBIRobinson, ders, the same fate sunered by 4 2 1 0 fichnaidtlf Stumpuclb 3 2 4 01 cock, McMillan. Klussewskt, 37 30 .552 11 Chicago The Red Sox, rained terfielder Larry Day in the roster. Adcock. DPM Mats- - Chicago ...37 32 .536 4 Dents 3, Wynn 2. 23Wynn, Robinson. Dillard in the 1948 American 4 0 0 0 Silyerthora,ef l'oles,11 3 0 1 0, 'game tie. Ne0 York, with catcher ,Yogi St. Louis ..c 37 34 .521 13 Sma Iley.Brown: Adams. Cleveland Mtnoie. 10Lollar, Dente. lobeukct 5 2 10 out of their double header with 4 1 2 ,6 Hoehn 37 32 -- 414, .536 finals. LOBChicato Minoan, Atwoodg 5 1 5 1, Pos. 4 1 0 0 6mith.11 Berra, right fielder Hank .Bauer Cincinnati ,31 37 .458 18 tOok second the 1 Cinctansti S. 119Awn 3, 11.1m, 1, Washington Athletics; 3 4 34 30 .531 5 3 CI 2 3 place, and shortstop Phil Rizuto as 0 Bricker.' Pristnags 6, ChicaParkowski 6. SOMacker 2. Perkowski 3. go 6. BBWynn 1. SORogovin 1, Wynn 4 1 13 1 Small' Peostroglis 3 1 1310' one percentage point ahead of the Philadelphia .29 36 .446 18 St. Louis 27 32 .464 91a 4. WPerkowski LLown (34). Kahlerrt 4 0 1 01 3 1 3 3 Lastresgo had centerfielder Mickey WRogovin - Boston (64). 27 40 .403 21 , White' Sox. Indians and The starters, Second game: 27 32 .458 9 TbbinaioLp43Ol Philadelphia Mantle as its sixth squad mem- (0) Iasi (0) Cleveland Mal Mow Chien-g32 52 18 .257 Browns topped the Tigers, 3 to 2, (I) (7) Pittsburgh .,..,..,,yeir,,,,, . 22 45 .328 1812 111106 ' . 110 A Detroit ber. 82106 ' BROS 5 1 4 0 SUNDAY'S RESULTS homer by Dick 1 1 0 0 Abramext Totals 36 13 27 22 with a three-ru, 39 9 24 n Totift Soz.2b 6 1 8 8 allatialb 5 1 3 2 Simpson rt SUNDAY'S RESULTS Other starters were Eddie Robe 3 1 1 1 Combsib Boors by hindmost Coleman.ct 1 2 0 4 Pittshurgh 2. itin Istut I (ties innings. 3 I 0 Itorkowfk1.42-1- 1 JeficoaCet 4a 4 1 in the ninth Kryhoski inning. 1 0 4 0 New York I, Washington Q MM. 3 6 0 3 a 2 3 Adamo,36 Ina OM Ooo-- -1 oavilalb Pon4y.lts (Utak Palls Melo 1 0 0 0 Chi White Sox, at first painlet). - The 4 0 1 0 New York 3, Washington 1 MC. Jackson 0 0 0 0 81. Louis at Pittsburgh. and ilaino. Post. 1 0 1 1 Itassm.36 Metric Valley, Dodgers defeated the Braves inson, and Itinoso.rt 4 2 3 0 4 2 4 2 Rosen.3b.1b Dom DiMaggio, Boston tai212. so20xebe.. 1 3 2 Hattom2b 4 0 0 0 Cavarrotts.18 Louis 2. pt2is2: I 2 rain. Pt Robinson.b Detroit 10 4 3, 3 pone& Holmes- delivered his base, as H Tommy 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 0 3 4 0 Klussursktla New York It Philadelphia esuot,la I Roby.el 8.7:1t; Chicago 4, Cleieland 3 (ist). in centerfield. dIgirandcss 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 7 Boone.se 1 0 3 0 Wystlake,d - first hit in a Brooklyn uniform, Red Sox, : Atwood, Atwell,' 4 2 3 0 Cleveland 3. Chicago 1 aint tilt 10 3,Bersak, 2 0S 0 Wright,11 Itrooklyn d. Boston . t... 4 I 10 I raster:17 Other played' picked by Stengel 4 0 S atirshall,r1 3BH- -lawerace 0 0 0 0 bL.oIlar 1 0 0 0 rano, aMambos. darkness'). Chicago P. Cincinnati I (Ism inning pinch - single were a a 6 0 A4cock,11-1- 8 - a seventh Addicri 4 1 2 0 Bchnaldt. 21111Atwood Cincinnati P. Chicago I (2ndt, Philadelphia at itoaton, 2 tames, lain. 05 40 0 22 cMajoaki,311 Briker, ThomXennedy.p 0 0 1 0 third baseman Kell. ill George S 8.minict0 8 1 1 1 0.0 (UP)An lobeEVANSTON, bPramess Prisins. team tipton,e &MR, that fired him against the Judson,p 0 0 0 0 TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE TUESDAY'S SCHXDULE 3 I 0 2 4 2 0 4 alcatillan.as Leonard p 0 0 01 lak Xahler, Prishie. Simmons. lamon.p Boston, second baseman Nellie Stobbcp 0 0 0 1 unseeded ; rim York at Boston. night. 0 0 0 0 Grognek.p Chicago at Detroit 4 1 0 1 Church,' University of Cali. unassisted; l. 0orens.38 1 3 45 WThom- - as manager earlier this month to Fox and outfielder 4 1 0 0 Itodriges.3b fit. 0 0 0 Louts 0 at at Minny Minoso, Cleveland, night 0 0 8 Brooklya. Philadelphia t1-6 1 4 0 home Smalley44 3 1 2 2 the amith.p 4 ideate UMGreat priuisp run. winning undisbring held ;14 1 0 0 0 Washington at Philadelphia. might Pittsburgh at Micas& I 4 I Raff44414 Klippsteln.p 3 S 0 0 ,Boaton 6. Magic 'Valley I BOThomason outfielder Vie Wertz; DeDeritese.lb 5 3 2 5 fornia tennis team garrisp Chicago, FIVE New GAMES Cincinnatit t t t t t t t t t at BEHIND York, 4. Jordan 2. BC)BOlitt 1, Thomason 1, night Ramsdell', 0 0 0 'Orissomp 2 1 0 1 possession et the NCAA Jordan 3. 11Best and echuiba. cBrown 1 0 0 0 Brown4s 0 0 0 0 The Giants stayed five games troit, first baseman Fi'rris Fain TirsTa7usto ) It. Urals (1) Piftsbergh (2) 793 i' 0 0 0 0 'Nitwits, and third baseman Eddie Joost, 2 1 8 0 doubles title agtowart,11 after pull: New 2111011 Monday behind York (11) SSOA 0 by rallying late to defeat (0) WasaIngton Hatunal aThomas It 0 0 0 0000 3 11 3 1toattorell,2b Heiman 3 0 1 2 Philadelphia., and third 'baseman BROA 31 13 Mermandal 1 1 0 0 411110A Feble in 3. 12. to the Ogles the a (I) (I) 3 I 1 4 Oroat,as licisosndienst,lb 2 0 2 1 Phils, 1 0 0 Norenlt upset. surprising 30 11 Totals Pittsburgh Yost3b 4 0 1 0 Totals 37 13 30 IS ing 3 2 0 0 Itell.st WHOA edged St. Louis, 2 to I. in the Eddie Yost and outfielder .Jackie Idustal,et 1 0 3 0 21 IS 27 10 Totals BOA aBit home run tor grown in Comma 3 0 0 0 '7otale 40 13 27 11 4 it 13 2 Collins.lb a Keefe, lb 7 0 1 0 3 S 1 0 Kiner,li - ;',. matches,. Capeccet 3 220 Illaughter,rt 2 champlooship Wilt into torreout for Wright sixth. 4 1 1 0 Bauer,r1 1 2 0 &Ran for Pond? in 9th. 3 In jensen,rt sixth. 1 8 2 1 1 1 0 a o of 1 0 scheduled double head-- Jensen, Washington. Sternums 1 5 0 0 0 opener 10 Mingled for Addis in 11h. Loorey.lt 2 2 g 1 Berra. eWalked tor gamer in ninth. ()stadia' Ditz- 5 2 2 0 Rosebercit Durbbaugh.ta Vernon,11 4 1 0 and Cliff LoAl 3 11,1 named 1 4 0 Mesner.3b 4 Mayne Hugh Cuuglienc31, Johnsen,31 2 0 1 1 Stengel 1 dRan 4 manager 2 0 Pdantle.el for Robinson in ninth er which was called by rain after nunnels.as 3 1 I 3 : tOrounded ut to tic11111an for Rants-de- ll 1 1 1 0 Del Orece,e1 3 2 0 Ricci, 1 1 0 1 Watta,lb 4 1101 setartifiemod for (Stewart In 10th. 3 1 1 4 Browns.31) in tts. of Cleveland and the Indians Bob Perry 1 1 2 0 Tasbyxt Bustmel 3 0 3 0 1 0 I 4 Berttronts.lis ler upset isier.tb 2 0 2 2 0 lit Five Duran,rt innings. Chicago put over pez nevem,' 3 0 4 5 tatDougald.2b. Naker.211 3 0 1 3 gRan for Combs In 6th. '1 100 007- -9 100 .. Cities, 1 2 3 1 2 0 I 0 Pollet,p 0 1 0 2 2 S coach irony Cuccinello as coaches, II 0 Soyer.p---- 0shars222,31 C1.'10111114 Karp.r1 2 3 0 , 2 UniRissuto.ss Cincinnati 3 010 runs g the 1100 two 221 of 210 030 seven' I Heubner after 100 ----- Klutts,a and were .,, out in -1 5 0 4 4 1181.2b -7 Larry Downtime 3 0 2 0 200 014 000 -7 2 10 0 10 0 10 7 Totals , TOW' 1Smalley, 'rusk. 113IIlisndy 3 Sauer, 3 1 0 0 Reinolds,p Portertieltp 1 0 S 0 Chicago A St. Clairejt 2 I 20 the ninth to top the Reds, .9 to A, Ted Lyons, Detroit and Alex Kell01 0' 00- -1 Atwell, Primes's 2, Hermancki, of California at Loa An- 12:2 0 2 24rnIndsike 2,Tiptott--4, aCampoo 1 it 0 0 Boone St. Louis . ...... Adams, ,,, , versity 1 3 1 4 2b Brtstol Butlecp 3, Coleman, 10Den. 2. Stewart 2; ' 100 0 0 0 0 then succumbed 9 to I in the sec- - ner, Philadelphia, as batting prac-2 Hatt,an. Klussowski. Marshall 2, Adcock Johnson.p Pitteburgh Leb,term 2101 ' isltapp 2. Church, lamella? scored OO wild throw 2filiDoby,-- , Robinson, tice pitchers, Charley Silvers, New Boone, Pico, Pellet. , 0000 Minos, geles, end game. Combs. DavilP 3311Dente. 2loo . ice. by Kaiak in fithE 23Irondy, Sauer, Del Once, 0 0 IIIIRobinson. Tip. Raynecp ton York, batting 'practise catcher, Serena 2, Adams. EftPondy. In the singles division, 1,011--81 Total 38 12211 Total 33 6 279 3. BOY? ton. Marshall, DPSerens-Pond30 21114 Totes 1. Judson 1. Totals and Bob Bauman, St. Louis, train. ' .., Lots. Pittsburgh1. , Stewart lived up ilicore by Innings: gtobba 2. Brissis Hugh (Del tor out Greco). sittruck Pnrtartield in bila LOBChicsoc 200-' 007 10 i 4, Mimi. 1, Btobbs 2. 7, Cincinnati I. BleShoostein 1, Schults Gets to his rating in defeating Perry 0Vetnello, bWalked tor Johnsog Us its. (34). Test Rawlings 011-100 000 3 1. Leonard 1 Church Score be innings: Rallensbarocr 1. 6-I ' Summary: Pt. Louts (11) The Southern,Cali110Schulta 1. Church 4. HBPSmtth Washington 000 000 000- -0 jitelmoit (I) 2, Caper!. 2.. Sierra, 'Lastly. In N. Y. Ring Brawl'. 1110A New Torts (13) ' Philadelpkta 002- -11 New (Jeffcoat). York somatton (I) 000 302 PerDuran 2, BROS fornia Hill, Fernindes. I 4 1 gaharagun. ' r 3 Young. junior overpowered SHOA HO A 3. -- 111erra and 4 1 0 Priddy lts 4 1 2.4 tetimatad. Keefe., Duran. grain!. Babaragun. Davis, EBusby. lb k3 NEW 10 '0 3 lAichaels,31) 3 Waltkuctio Williatna,21 a YORK (UP) 4 - Rattield,3b 4 1'3 ry, sophomore,- and upset pre 11BTasby. s Mantle storod on Rusbrs error in 3rd). 4 0.,10 Rivbricet WektIrCapers. '3BH II 1 3 0 Ashaurn.ct toelman.lb 4 2 S 0 Bruit-170 1 1 diction' that it would be at close 2RMantio. FIRRerra. DrBrown-Me- $eaton II) (I) Rossberg. Fernandes. weights 3 lif3 1 Irtemen.rf 2BHRossberg. Luther Rawlings of 4 1 2 3 H amneras Thenteen,31' 6 3 0 1 BROA ; LOB 2. 1 Tasby RBIWatts Sierra, Capece. Ig 2, SHOP. 2.0 Coudray. Souchock.rf 0 1 0 0 match. , 21 10 30 0 )egeas.a Thompson,ct 44 01 23 00 43 31 41 1 Cos.ss Purillo,rt Jethroe,e1 5 1 2 0 Washington 4. N. York I. Duran, Bisharagulk Rossborg. R.ymnIdi 0 0 0 Fernandes, Chicago and' Joe Miceli of New dOsessr 4 Zillott,it ? 0 Lopata.a 811t1.2b 2 2 4 3, Johnson 2. Nimes Keefe. &terra, Capece.DFMeenerBrieto10Porittlisid 4 2 10 I1 Kryhoski.11 ' Dropolit team chain- - Butler, won UCLA the 3 1 3 0 Wyrestek,s1 0 0 0 0 1113Rooins.Th 3 Oroth.cf 0 1 1 0 2.. Lanier,p 16 l-Witts. 4 . Torgeson.rt WButter. 3. 4 3 Johnson trLeister. York clash Monday night In the Reynolds WRoynolds 0 4 Schmossit 1 1111 0 oClazk,r1 alritts 2 0 4 0 pionship with 11- - points, folI 2 2 0 42 1 34 01 CampeneLla,4 2 3 0 Cardonat lie Ogden 5. 80Lelster 10:round feature bout at. 1 6 - , Jdueller.r1 , I.Porterfield (e-- ). 20 Demsestitss 3 0 Sailboat Dark,so S 3 , 4 2 2 0 linntialt sHopp 8 2 4 0 100 Cooper, 6, Darla 4. 1 1 0 0 BOBUlster I, ,the lostintatedi. . S 0 Willtiuns.11 laDelsing Oinsborcs 0 0 1 Years. 4302 0 lowed by Southern Cal and 'Cali- LuBeurtr Dart! 7. WPDavis 3. , 4 1 2 3 Ityaa.2b . Crowalb S 3 I 0 Eastern 0 0 1 0 Mantis. Arena: 1 1 I Bnider.et Parkway 3 1 1 2 1 2 1 Jones 3b ' Maihmte,311 4 1 3 2 :32. p 0 .Bercy,sol 10 1 fornia with five each. Koclatek. ), New york 13- )-1 0' 1 1 Piliste.p Wash'sSow (11 - Oregg 0 2 0 I 1 Meyer. Trucksp 4 1 2 2 00 )(ogle, II) 00 3 110 0 Hodges.11) tosan,ss 0 0 eZarills 111104 1 0110A 4 2 2 4 Bricisea.31 . - t , , z - ;' . ' , - 4 4 ' c ; 4 ' ' , 1 Pocatello Billings ... 32 28 .533 ,..30 27 .526 ii ,Boise .., 30 29 .508 1 ,Ogden !Salt Lake 29 .500 2 30 31 .492 ,214 'Great Falls Idaho Falls . 21.29 .482 3 Magic Valley '24 33 .421 6 SUNDAY'S RESULTS . - 44 Reds GB Poocet. . 1 "r6 Nab- - Fifth, - - - - , , iIA:..4F-Oti..E.P.kli).-:-Spo.- '''' - '11 , , --- . . , L :::c3W0 ,21,6 , , - , . 1 STANDINGS ' ' '' LEAGUE PIONEER t '., ' - . 'II 1 I'VS".SOWill')Wrari,"4.1"1"1"P"'"WIP"'" r7 - , - it ,, , , i . : k 1 , .,,, 1 .... - -- Durother Picks, ,..,,. . dlar', . . take-cid-t- mound Staff, . , ' ' For Star- ' - - 7 '!' , - . t 7 i ,J.;i . .'- ' - . - ' i. . . , , 77-: ,,. . ' . . ' ii,, .' ', ...,, - , -- , . ..,- ' . n ')'..tili.',:' . -- Si CONFIDENT OF - - lf . ' i 1 - u -- ,s..-- Olynipit , Artis.ts : Ready 'Helsinki. Trip Inte ' -- .. , .1.11,km3b7 Places , - le . - ts 6-- 4, - , , I; k's 1 Gains '? - a 011 , n' , ' : -- T-- .. 382. long-stridin- - , , P. . ' ex-Oh- io It . two-hitt- Buskirk-Jetsa- 1 T-- 2.07. 011. face-dow- n; Hegan-Boon- e. ' stewart.w,, o , II CAA n önors Peatros, -. , 11 Roehelli-Broal- (1-- t ' - I --- , 11 A-- 11 . top-seed- 0- I 0- ILIL ' 1- -- - 4-- 7-- 3, lia-R- b- - BoomGrissom 60-P- nikti Si-- Polk WP-P- ollet. 6-- ---- 1 uaial. SS-P- ellet -- 7-- 3, top-seed- . .. - , yer e. 1 4, - 6-- 2. 6-- 2, 1. T-- 1:22. 1 3001 AI i o 1 , 1, 11 - SO 0 0 2000 0111,werten 1 0 0 0 1 Wilton,p withehh 0! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roam Burdett.p 1 0 0 1 b Villaosku 3 11 4 0 11 0 1 Loes.p 10S0aNe1jo n 0 0 0 0 King.p Grounded out tor Koala in 'ItIt 1 1 0 bliolmas, Welled out tor Wilhelm An lth- 0 0 0 3 15adeat ',Grounded out for Wyrostek in Stki. (Singled for IL a;no a 1.0 01h. 3313 27 12 Totals Totals 46 13 342 Pew York 000 001 023- -12 &Popped out tor tots In allt. . . . 104 110 000-- - 3 Philadelphia tit 7117. Mingled lot Jones. RBI-D- ark 3. WU- - Roston 000 040 100- -3 ,aen 3, gligliants. Thomson 4, Years, Sur- 003 002 10s---- 6 Brooklyn tc Winans. Wyreetak. inson Elliott, Wiloon, "vars. Burgess Seel& Blatt, Gordan 2. Cooper, Purillo2, 2. Hods's. Logan. all-Y- ears, Holmes, 2BBr1dge.. Crow, Campanella. Lanier. 1,011-- Neer York 0. Philadelphia 7. RRRobinson. ()Orden, Coopter. Suitt, Ss-Gr- ogg 3, Konstanty 1, Hansen I. so Cos. 2; Meyers I. Kotio 1,0regg 1. Wilheint I. LOWBoston 11, Brooklyn ). ( 9 ). 0--12. BBWiltak 4. Burdette 2. Res Conlan, Stewart. Ouglieino. Oora. X- -- 1. Bing 1.10Vil1son 3. Burdett. 1,I. tom Roe SA& 2. Loes I. Kling 1 BPSWilson 4Purtlio). 0 1 1 11 Konstanty,11 Hansen S "Ii"' ' , - """lr - r tee ,, ., ,,,,., ""...- ' , r - ' ' -- 1 ,11; A ., ,,, .... , i , , Clardiumil SHOA 1 (11) 3 7 0 Porke.37401 2 Adams.36 0 1 1 Mem (I) 113100 Mikals.30 4 1 1 1 BrowiLlb 0 2 2 )iatton.2b .100vons,3b 1 0 4 2 4 2 Pstlagrinelb JacksonAt 4 4 2 7 1 Klustewski.lb Eduardct 1 0 3 1 3 e Marshiart 2 1 Premesce 4 2 0 0 Atteock.lti Jlitteatcit 4 I 3 1 4 ilerniansktxt- - 0 4 I 0 2 Mcmillan al lmalley,as 3 1 1 412 3stkovakt.11 WWade 20 2 0 , I.Burdett 16-- 1 Tutt-- g ay 0 811 0 Oakland, fk, ram W L VNITILD .... ... 51 3 3 Los Angilloa 001 Lown.p 1 Hacker p 2 0 0 1 Port lanA Ramscleill 0 0 0 0 OM rrkariSCO mftt , COAST LEAGUt 2 0 Hollywood 3 ). 44 - Pet' OB 301; 46 37 62 ' 44 10 .432 1314 .414-1- ' Lulu , It 1 m:a! 6. 2, Winnow 1. BOMiller 4. Ousipert 1. 1111a9r,1 and EROumpert 3 end 2. Bloater $od 0. MINI t andLWMilier Now. York . BROA BROA I3 0 4 3 0.1 1 3 0 3 I Poz,20 limpson,rl 4 1 3 0 Besvare,11. 3arardino,2b 3 0 3 0 lettictl Combs.2b 1 0 1 0 Coleman.r( 4 1 lettehritit Robinson,lb 3 1 3 Brkon.3b Minass.ef 4'3 1 1 1 1 I 0 , Rodrigues. Vist14 a p se tiony,of 04 4 1 1 Arennsas Siklastab-4-4-6-- 4- - LI 1.0 4 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 41,1 3 - 4100 r; k7:, Clossland (19 t1,:iTL 1.., Witi : MOVING &STORM 1 i?pl tl setvtg Eastern Leagu Plerainton 64. RingnamtAn ' (24). 3a .573 45 0 Norsalt 0 Collins.lb 0 Rausr,r1 5 0 Berri s 2 0 Mantle et 4 10 1 Mosses (41 .507 15 Irost.3b 4 0 3 1 0 1 Prago.p lioderieln.2b 4 1 0 1 -' International Jonson.r1 4 1 1 0 32 52713 Totals , Totals 31 1 21 Woo4.11 4 0 4 0 Plied Swift fit , Vornon.lb 4 1 10 2 MingledoutforforDemsestri Rochester 1141 Monetreal In Sth. efitruck out tor Stiletto 0 I tirown.3b Runnolls.4 4 0 S 1 in Toronto 24.Re lamer -tor Courtrtey-i- n 9th. tdririongstd,30-isusby.et 3 I 1 Syracuse S. Octave 1 4 3 1 2 Rizzuto ss 3 Brants,' 1 0 3 rTwo out who winning run scored Buffalo At Ibringiteld 3 1 Detroit ...4 3 blilletp 000 000 011.-4- 1 Dumport p ... rein. ' All :000 ono 003- -3 'Snyder 1O 0 00 St. Louis 0 Sisator.0 Kryhorkt Jerry. RBIBerry. IPridds, Wert& Kryhoski 3 2BWorts. HRKryh"totals 31 I 24 oski. Dr 319 21 8 Totals Nioman &Struck Sue lot Clumpert in Oh. HrTh2ski; 001- -1 .. .. LOSDetroit 3. St. Lena 4. NSMotto Witshint(nit 610 020 007-1-3 1. Trucks L SOPilletto 2, Trucks ,3. New York w. Nailer Paige ( LTrucks t BJenssa. 11Brown'. Collins. VrneVik - - VPMern:- 1 Yirnon-Yos- t; Dr SHOumport. are loom Dougald-RisautLOBWashington ILI 3 0 4 2 4 1 4 1 3 1 4 2 6 e;rjeave. ly , - Hartford (2). ' ItIO v., A ,, . 1, 8 - CO E 3,It 0 - ) Et to if today! mSAL:RNENNII. CLO vs.: REDS DerksField IT vo LAKE OGDEN nth,. m pis NIGHT PHONE Fast 17-543- , :,.jt.i, . . ,, Ilk 11 Air 0 ,"'"' f 1.4, ' , 0 ' - qg - - ' - , . - ;- - ' . ,,- -- 1,, , 14-- NIMIMMPOINorMigrAMEMPNIrt -- vc:,r,t,f2.M.:",:lAn 1 Dependabidk Thrifty - t - C , P.A. SA,1:11 . 2 11.0 (IA. TONIGHT . 1 letanday-Sieciánlr- y B' postponed. - RVIC Baseball 2. linstatat,4toetponed. 4r e 4:41 'Consitttntly ,- Rending ' 41:q t SICCIE SBOTI BEEF ' - . delicious litliansetad124,, .,,,- Pe RECKE -- lo T-- 2:11. (10-4- 41 1 1 OS (Caballero A, a s. El ',;;; , ' .'w . , s: Dowold-Collin- 4 - ' . 4 |