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Weber 110eblasier. WiaparJobeasa ste Loser ): D00616111. ). .12 0 0 0 .52234 .250 9 .238 912 5 15 5 16 2 2- 0 0 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 Brown 3b 3 1,1141116110 1Z et Berra a Woodling If Coiiula lb Men:leas 2 Sommers 2b dReynolas Thomas 3b 1 Friend 2b Martin 2o 0 Lentardt Bantd p I Wietmar p 'Delimit 0 0,er1rzre p D. Johnson p bJensen I Upton 2b 0 Dorlfb p Page p W .rnson lb 0 Ot'set p 0 eGust:ne Portertie.d p ',opal go l 2 4 2 2 0 5 3 4 0 4 1 1 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bucs Nip Braves; Giants Defeat , I I I 0 1 I 0 1 0 0 0 -23. I..-31)Wanagai- r i 'I," toy .1 1 SI9TO TAM Lin Lt Lit 4r, Li I 1 t t! 1 fE WEDNESDAY-- 4 RESULTS 1 ki 4 4,44 ''ar. N's4'.' 4 ;4..' I .N. t?'. ''' - ,ie'C..7,- - I ''. : '' '' ' ' . ' Great Falls TWIN FALLS - The Twin Falls Cowboys defeated the --- league-eadin- GreatFalls. Sek g 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pocatello Nips Ogden in Five Innings 1 Per-ric- 7-- 2513. (0-- 3 Pape-len- . 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FRIDAY Gr,,ErtnNE WILIET! 10110 AMIIIIIIIMNIME EMT 21ST SO., SUGAR HOUSE BnLIELE I '.1- - ' ,e' - - ,Il i ,'' - :- 1- SPECIAL! ROUND 'ABOUT -- GRAND PLANTATION I 1717 ex-U- te STRAWHAT DAY Wonderful values t ' ' line-back- er 11 67.76r4g, o r AtaWiti during r i .., I I 5 612 8 7-- 1 Olympic Group Faces Problem ' t'''''''''' Stops 2-- 1, ....'.7.' 7.--if 6 8 7 9 10 1 3 4 Pocatello 7, Ogden 5 (called ectrics, 2 Wednesday night to in 5th, rain). take the series two games to Idaho Falls at Salt Lake, ppd., one. wet grounds. Played in chilly weather, the Boise 11, Billings 5. game again featured the power THURSDArS PROBABLE hitting of the Pokes who came through with seven home runs PITCHERS for the three game series. No games scheduled, teams Thus. the Selectrics who have traveling. pretty much had their own way in the league so far, felt the sting of a potent Cowboy aggregation that has come through as one of the top threats to the 1950 championship laurels in the Pioneer loop. Twin Falls will meet the Idaho Falls Russets at Jaycee Park Friday Gnat Sas (I) Twin Tans (7) SHOAL OGDENThe Pocatello Car- 3BROIL 3 1 0 Lucchesi c( Angelnoee 21133 2 1 1 6 Posipanka 3b Hermann ri 3 1 1 dinals scored six runs in the 4 1 13 0 Jessen lb Borth If 3 S 1 If C. Koerner el 4 0 3 fourth inning to take the final 43 21 21 03 Bitom Stakes lb 4 0 S I Hack 2b Winter 4 3 Weaver rt bame of a series from Ogden 43 00 30 20 Washburn sa Irkmas 3b 4 21 5 6 4 3 2b 3 3 Brorie 0 6 0 5 in a game called at the end 3 1 0 3 McKelvey Ward p Porkp 3010 0 S Thurston p of the fifth inning because of Stewart (phi 1 It g Struck out for Park in St. rain. The Cardinals capitalized on 31 9 rt 13 3472413 Score by Inninget an error, three bases on balls, Twin 000 130 122 Palls 010 100 000-- 11 and a triple to push the winning Great Falls Summary: runs across. Four consecutive 1. Hack 1.613Weever. HS EWmter Hack. Poispanks. 2BHAnge1o, hits by the Reds produced two tuccites. Time& Ward. RBIBrodie 1, Park'. Laoruns in the first inning. and cehi 2, Poisipanka 3. Hack. DPBoeitman to Brodie to Brodie to &anti. Angelo their final two runs were scored Stto &niter LoserPark. WinnerWard. Palls 1. 80-- 14. Palls Twin on a single by Walters and a LOBGreet 2 Thurston 1. B017megg double by Foster. Foster scored 95WardPark6, 6.ParkThurston L 000 001 401, 0 on a fielder's choice to finish 'Boise 200 213 3s2-- 11 the scoring for the game. Orolna 45) isseatalle (7) 31106 BROA Bill Peterson 3 1 , ,,. 1 8 3-- I i CO'Cilti 5 .750 .714 .556 .500 .467 .417 .308 .167 4 4 By RALPH RODEN Associated Press Sports Writer 2. Chttago Wathington 0 Detroit 6 BOStOn 3 of The the Brooklyn Dodgers are brighter 0 hopes pennant New York II St Louts 9. CIvriand 5 Don Newcome is back on the beam. Philartflphia TOTAIS Thursday. 40 14 27 Big 23 12 27 I Totals FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE fir Sanford in 5th. ASaf e on error Newcombe once again looks like the pitcher the experts for D. Johnson BFoiled out New York at Chicago 8:30 fl ltieL CWalted out ColiMs 91.11. said would be a cinch to win 20 games and the best bet to DRan for Henrich in EWalked for Ostrowska fl hils. become the first National League pitcher to cop 30 since Dizzy Washington at St. Louis 8:30 New York 010 060 103--11 II Dean of the 1934 St- - Louis Cardinals. 13.m. 004 101 021 Sa. Leine ZPriend. Sievers. RBIBarra, Brown Philadelphia at Detroit 3 p.m. The husky Negro righthander RIZAUtt) 2. Mapes,, 9. Widmer. runs home to win on three sin- Boston at Cleveland 7:30 p.m. lu 2. W. Johnson. stirred the hearts of Flatbush Demers 2. DiMaggio. two walks and a hit bats- Woodling, Moss, Martin, 213Dthiraggio. Wednesday he as pitched gles, night Washington (I1 Chicago 4) Berra 2, Thomas Silt. 18Rismuto. HR man1106 13310 DIMIAADA SCollins. the Dodgers to a 2 five hit Brown, Lollar. Yoat313 4 1 1 0 Friend. OPBrown. 3 0 2 0 At lotnact O. Colemen and At Detroit, Lefty Ted Gray Donte.211 5 0 41 Collins 2; victory over the Cardinals. 3 2 5 0 Pluiley.rf Coleman. Rizzuto and Col,G. 0 3 the veteran Ellis 3 0 10 2 lins: Rizzuto and O. Coleman. LeitHew outpitcbed Michae1s,2b atonart.if-r- t mo c who Newcombe, Rohinson,lb 4 0 13 4 1 2 0 Zernial 3b York 9; St. Louie 12. BBSanford 6. In Kinder. stopping Roston 1 as arm sore 1 he 3 Maje5kL3b Wolt,ct 4 010 Wilmer 2, Page 3. Porterfield 4. Petrick veined of a 3 0 9 0 Go1cIsherry.113 Oritz.rf 2 010 1, Dorish 2. SOWidmer 2. Overmire 1. for the second time, Gray en- to from was batted post 1 pillar 1. 1 c Dorisb HOSanf5 Onlan.lf 000 Page 4, Perna 1. 4 0 Masi countered difficulty only with In his three previous starts, EVMS.0 3 060 ord 4 in 4 innings; D. Johnson I In 1; 3 1 2 1 Carrasquel.so Cornbasa 3 104 Pas. 6 In 3: Porterfield 0 in Walt Drop o , sensational 0 0 3 Kusava.p Lepel ailof no the trace showed a Widmer 6 In 4 (Did not retire 0 0 0 Baker Scarborouglap 4 013 0 in Rookie Red Sex first base- k 0 0 0 0 Holcombe p Otermire 2 in 2; batter in 5th ment as he went the distance Ostrow-s1 0 0 0 bOatroosti I in 1; Dorish 2 In 1 man. Dropo drove in all of for the first time this season. 2 in HPDorish (W. Johnson). Dorish Bostoas runs on his seventh loser Pass 10 6 27 7 7'otala Totals 30 3 27 16 Winner not The sophomore mainstay 0Honochick. Meth:Hey. Hurley aGroundod out for Kurora In 7thand eighth home runs. McGowan., and on off Cards In 9th. the bStruck out tor Holcombe only choked The Tigers clinched the game 000 101 000- -2 Washinigton fanned hits also five but eight (7) Cleveland 000Philadelphia (5) 000 000 -0 Chicago in the fourth when Dick Kry- ENdne. R1teans. Combs. 8Goldsb- RHOS BHOS and climaxed a game winning hoski lashed a two-ru- n inside erry. Kuzava, Michaels. LetWashingtJoost as 4 1 2 7 four-ru- n 5 2 0 0 Mitchell If eighth inning rally the on 9: Chicago 9. BOBOff Humes 7, 5 3 6 0 Kennedy rf Lehner If 5 2 2 0 run. home park two-run 1 Holcombe 1, Scarborough 3. SOBy 3b 5 a I) 1 7 0 Easter lb 13 with Minster single. S. HO 2 0 2, Holoombe 2, Scarborough 3 0 3 0 Doby of SCARBOROUGH WINS Chapman of 4 1 10 0 Kuzava 3 In 7 Innings; Holcombe 0 In 3 1 0 3 Rosen 3b Fain lb 4 2 SWEET DOUBLY 1 3 Ray Scarborough. ace Wash- 2. WinnerScarborough 0 0 Oslo rt toter 3 1 2 2 Oordon 2b ) Slider 2b 4 0 S 6 Rommel. and 2 0 1 2 Boone as Killers UHubbard, Actual Newcombe's victory was dots-- ingotn righthander, pitched the 2 Murray Guerra e 3 0 2 1 3 2 A( 1 0 0 1 Feller p Fowler p 3 2 0 0 sweet to the Dodgers for the Senaors to a 0 decision over bly 0 1 0 1 1 0 Schantz 0 0 Brucker p Beaten (21 Dania (6) Scar- Scheib p 0 0 0 0 losing pitcher was chunky Max the Chicago White Sox. BlIDA BHOA 0 0 0 0 Pieretti p 0 0 0 0 bConyers 0 3 3 LIPollsil six hits while PneLgirto,ct 4 1 30 borough yielded of a Lanier who owned 1 1 string 11 0 0 1 3 4 Priddy.2b Zarillast 4 2 cast( 3 0 1 Ke11.3b Williarns.lt 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 dLemon eight straight victories over the Senators collected only three 5 0 Werts.rf 4 p off Bob Kuzava but the Sena- ittephens.ss 3 1 3 2 00 00 00 00 Flores Svila Brooklyn. 4 0 2 0 Evercil Doerr.2b 4 1 2 4 tors made the most of seven 4 2 3 0 Orotb,ct The Dropolb 4 2 7 0 32 II 2 10 Totals enabled the 11 triumph 27 36 10 Totals 3 1 3 2 Robinsonu Keitner.3b 4 0 0 2 to remain within a walks. AStneled for Feller In 6th. 4 1 9 2 Kryboett,lb Tebbetta 4 2 5 1 Dodgers for Fleretti In 7tik 4 3 0 1 Gray.p The Philadelphia Athletics Kinder() 1 0 0 0 Phil- game of the league-leadin- g CSintled for Conyers in Ith. 3 0 0 Postar.el Accepts sittringer loot Schuoratanal 2 0 2 2 Clark in 71h for DRan 1 2 ig idr&stortes.p Nennalt 2 1 0 1 adelphia Phil& The Phils edgm scored three runs in the ninth 33 02 20 01 Page41,211 for Flores in 9th. Ratton.sa 1 0 to 1 3 7 down Indians Cordeltet to the Post in a inning 020 020 110- 3-1 the Cincinnati Reds, 33 927 13 Totals 3 1 1,1 Harrison If Totals 32 9 24 11 Philadelphia Bualletst 3200 Moroni Coaching &Hit into double play for Kinder' In 7th. Cleveland 2 1 4 1 tamont,lb 000 0001 211- -5 night game at Philadelphia. Wil- - 5, in a night game in Cleveland. Blencincla 3 1 8 1 of th member Score by innings: 2 1 2 2 Reaton,312 Bill Peterson, 2 3 Bausznan.3b 0 3 ItBoone. Kennedy. RBIChapman, lie Jones singled home Ed WaitBoston 2 0 0 0 Taylors 000 100 002- -3 Rke212 3 0 1 3 Dllihizer. Kennedy. Murray 2. Univerthe team at basketball 6 I Balley.e Detroit 2 001 200 201- -6 Fowler, I e 2 3 0 Rand 0 2B-Rosen. Soder. Lehner 2, Mitchell kus, who had tripled. with the BDropo. RBIDropo. 3; Warta 2; Pain. Murray. ?1 0 0 2 Walters ts Cummincp 002 sity of Utah and a nephew of Kennedy. Lehner. 1 0 0 Krynoski 2. Kell. 23Werts. Gray. 31 Rainey., OP winning run in the last of the Kell. MADroop 2. Krybosisi. BBKinder. SRChapman. arid Falb 2: Joon and- ninth. Soder acMinder. 21 10 15 8 Totals Upon. 6Upon. Kinder. DPKell. Priddy er and Main 2; Soder, 'Most and Fain Totals 227 15 13 Ute Coach, Vadal Peterson, and I(rybosti; Krybost1 Upon and KryScore by Innings: 5. Cleveland 7. BB The Pittsburgh Pirates turr4d baseball to coach LeftPhiladelphia offer an Maki. LeitBoston 5, Detroit BB Pocatello 010 GO 7 0 cepted Fowler 6. Shantz 1. Feller 1. Flom 2. SO Kinder 2. Gray a. in another 4. MasterOgden 210 02 5 10 1 Fowler 1. Feller 3. Flores 2. BOFowler back the Braves. and basketball at Moroni High son 1. Grey 4. 110Kinder 6 in 6 Called at end of firth trillingrain. 6 in 6 5 In 1 Shantz Pi11-innings: Boston. in The game Mastereon 3 in 2. VPMasterson. &hell) 0 in Z.Ralston. Feller 7 in 6: Fleretti 0 night 8Walters. Cummtns. School next season. 5 1 3ERBausm LoserKinder ). In 1 Flores 3 In 2. WinnerShantz a rates tie and 2BHBssalc1cl. WinnerOray in. Senna. snapped Poster. Stevens and Bummers. TRBIHarrison 2. Bausmin ). LozerFlores This means that both lenior 11Fassarella. Ber- drove Vern Bickford out with 1:60. Poster. Cordell 2. Ba ry. Most and Boyer,. Psgett 7. DP-- Rice, sod tenglno; Summon, members of the Ute's 1950 team BOISEHurler Jim Gilmore Rice. Schnerman a three run attack in the sixth and Leiden. WinnerCummtns. have been given coaching jobs., scored his third win of the sea- - LoserWalters. 5, Oginning. 1,03Pocatelo den 2. SOWaters PADRES UP LEAD went to Carbon 5. Sidney 3. Condi Dolan son when Pihe led Boise the Sheldon Jones pitched the 3. SOSWalters 3. Ortipires School. 11-- 5 An14 to lots a Kennunen. High le. over the New York Giants to a 1 tri- victory umph over the Chicago Cubs in Billings Mustangs here VihKines- the National's only day game. day night. Boise's win came on 12 hits He was helped by an inside the park home run in the first in- - and five Mustang errors and ning by Bob Thomson with one tightened their grip on third place in the Pioneer loop. on. 'ttl--11Mk (I) iltrAts The New York Yankees out-l- b B110A; Kteben 5 3 1 3 lasted the St Louis Browns. 11- -: 3 OrreY2.24 4 ? 4 : By ASSOCIATED PRESS . 9 but fell into a first place 5 2 3 0 3 1 l tvs. Vslonitne of 4 2 1 0 Seattle Manager Paul Richards is mighty happy that he American League tie with the : Lime:ill, 3 212 abee8hroartes : 1 0 0 0 TognattL315 3 1 6 Detroit Tigers. The Tigers, who brought Pitcher Jim Wilson along with him from Buffalo. 11 11211117i311 ::?: 740,vb the day two percentage : ; : Pincso"ctif Wilson, righthander, backed up another shutout, began behind 1 10 1 Choshire. 2 3 0 2 0 011store.p e h t points Yanks, f't 0 : : jSr:: against Sacramento Wednesday night and ran his string of knocked off the Boston Red So; ;0001 scoreless innings to 30. That's within two complete games of 3. Hookp ' 1 1 0 0 allrowncH 0 "S"ebmalc the Pacific Coast League record of 46 set by Bill Tozer, Los 41' Entering the ninth squared at 114; 4 , 8, the Yanks shoved three 34 7 248 Totals ?teak 3612 27 13 Angeles, in 1905. WilStrtgled tor AlMu tn 7th. Wilson had only a 3 mark mento's Bill Evans, was bUsed on headers choke So, Hook In 9th. under Richards at Buffalo last son's fourth against five defeats. 000 001 400- -- 5 Billings Bone 200 213 30x- -11 year, but the skipper must have Ile allowed four hits and fanned R Wilsman. Moore. Cloeskter. seen something in him. The win, seven. -Browne, King 2 Goosory 3: O'Brien 2, , 2. ORmore Smith. Sacra at of Valentine, the expense again San Diego stretched its league Peeeta 3: Jones. Mullen 2. RB1Moore 5. lead to three full games, defeatValenttne 4, Sheehan 2. 28H-- AUSTLNI, Tex. (INS) The Greeory: Bertoglio, Bemis. Pinekard. Valentine. HE while Holly- Texas ing Portland, Moors 2. KBSmith Longhorns captured their by Jones. DPKtng toMales. wood fell again before OakGregory to Shea-heGreece-- , to Sheehan. PBCheshter 2. second consecutive Southwest Los Angeles made it land, 10. Bone 9. HOJohes 6... hi 5. Albin 2 in I. Hook 4 In 2. two straight over San Francisco, Conference baseball champion''''..7:'-,t. ' more 4. Jones 4. &Berk 1, Hook 3. Es -, GUMMI , 5, Jones Jones , ship Wednesday by blanking S. Sibln 1: Hook 2. 80Gilmore Bak Seattle's the 4 victory 81 Jomes. pulled M Texas 400 A 5 toeerJonee. to .ii at The Austin. (estimated). COPENHAGEN (AP) 0, LoCatrius- MoUntock sod Rainiers to within a International Olympic Commit- scrapping WaM, Texas' mound Murray , e Anof seventh place. x.rp '''"t tee headed into another year five-hit ball other win Thursday would boost ace, pitched superb the tough job them out of the cellar and top- to shut out the Thursday facing Aggies, who had Usually Makes a Hit of separating sports from polla chance to tie the Steers for ple Sacramento therein. : Jackie Robinson, 1949 Nation- tics. San Diego's Lefty Al Olsen first ' al znost and place. League members, whol king ,', batting ICommittee notched his seventh win ' The Longhorns shelled Aggie valuable player, has a 312 prefer to argue two losses with a five-hitt- against N' ' ' . three-year over technical details of some one a Major League hitting I. homer by Mickey Rocco. starter Thad Hubert from the record. Isporting event, will have to de But the Padres countered with box in the fifth inning with a cide two broad but extremely inteceggive boundary blasts by four-ru- n outburst that sparked itouchy political questions. '13W"' ',': (Suitcase) Simpson and their thirteenth victory in 14 2. 1,1' One is inclusion in the 1952 Harry cAoVOIrem in Jack Graham to the . fourth ; .: 1 i'' SWC starts.-Th- e two teams meet games of two defeated ene-- win. - - ' 4: It f,- o' miesGermany and Japan. The Oakland edged Hollywood on again tomorrow on the Teiu ' - ..,.it kos".. E' 4 , other is participation of coun- Earl ...,,, .4.,.... Rapp's ninth inning double,' diamond. ,t,,f, . I., tries behind the iron curtain after homers by Roy ZimmerIt, ADJUSTMENT man and Mel Duezabou had d routed Star Starter Lee An- Center Has Charm footballers: thony. Tip to would-b- e Cal McLish posted his seventh, If you want to be a star center, Regular 4.50 yam' win; seitterint five San Fran- enter Michigan as a fullback. cisco hits and whiffing seven Latest in a long line of convertthis Month batters, but he needed a four-ru- n ed fullbacks at Ann Arbor is By RACK MILLER rally by his Los Angeles Roger Zatkoff, who looked like ANT' mates in the seventh. He bar a terrific in spring to talked We haven't MAKE CA one. lost bY only practice. &pie 'Perrin yet, but we bear the 'a and now a member of Adjust brakes for full Lakers the Minneapolis drum Contact basketball team, is setting 1 For a smart head start on summer get under this r ( Check brake drums up a business in that city. tei ; It's tomorrow. Leo out of the straw famous straight Which means our C. 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So mu KremR It's never been duand little Arnie The Third I pheated to keep hair pesfy is plantit makes hair look naturally flew home a couple of It never looks Of feels weeks ago. Arnies No. 1 . And youll him geY Akeand No. 2 were supposed vigorag 11111 70) PC, up" tingle Kreml gives yuur cIp. It always keeps hair and to arrive Wednesday night so Also scalp lubri-feeling excellent to clam by automobile. cate a dry scalp and remove dandruff flakes. .0 1 ...0.11,1'. Arnie will have one custuit sit Armtomer anywayIke ;Lty tb. reolVOW SIEIVICI STORES strong, who will soon beiot411.1n;ii 228 SOUTH PAAIN come a resident of the same Cornt3rd5o,&2dL. VA. town. Looks like the PioPhollsommu n171a,,ipu..su.p.oi neers are moving east again.. Chicago 8-- 11 Twin Falls L Pet. GB 12 10 10 6 7 5 4 2 WEDNESDArS RESULTS Twin Falls 7, Great Falls 2, Cubs; Yanks, Detroit Trivmphant 3 .0. 6-- 2 Ku-ea- ing champion, Sam Snead, unanimously elected the man to beat for the $2600 winner's purse. - -- - 1113 Joni, Wising, 2113 With such heralded rivals as Wastage 1 1 ' blitinue.p Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demar,t 7.111Tetrat Totati32 S 2410 et, to list just a few, passing alltront sat ler Voisetis in It& Seem by 1001841 , 000 SOO 011- -1 up this 47th idition of the aurae. Dew Tett , 211 ow 003- -4 tournament, this man I &Lanky. Trantston. 1321 famed Snead merited the load of fa,,,Thansta 3. DIAL Oran. War4-- 22 ...Woomera Dart, ollitart. Terwilliger. 2120,41ranissa., DPTbomsen aM Stem. voritism. i art..- Dot& Baulky and inert. Lett Actually, the supporting cast & Itew York & S. t Muds asses & Wtmt & 110Voiselle 3 Joan is probably the weakest in the ) t & 110Volee4ls I la litaings Minuet long history of the Western. lit 2 Jones aflame This is Los Angeles' first crack 3243- - Latte,,r.rasells :' (114). Illantake arld Plata-:11. 3 at staging the affair and many ' of the wandering pros were reebettimmall El) Velleartaila (5) t H1104 1801 luctant to spend the money for 1 3 t 1 I Adams,111 3 4 Itheurwel . the trip to the coast for the one-sh4 S 4 alidalletAll WyroselLet I I 3 4 1 i 1 Waskealls Lovrey.lt 4 3 1 0 deal despite its prestige 3 S 4 0 Sataisat 1 2 2 0 ortiwyst I Adoock.11 4 0 4 3 1 4 3 Jaers.31, and fancy purse at this time t 3 1 1 bkeirir It Ratton30 3 I 1 0 3 1 S I 005a116 114a3E111.20 4 1 3 2 of the year. IP Rizzuto as 6 3 3 2 Mapes rt 6 3 4 0 1 ): -23-. 2 BECIA T-- 3:11. The LOS ANGELES (AP) $15,000 Western Open Golf championship starts a four-da- y run Thursday with the defend- 1: - 3354. 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