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Show "-- v or - DETROIT H.L.i.grlipQp..:..SAM.E.:THItlq. 1.7''i .'Y''.,.1.1c5:-.-c9WIT,H.-::5-.,T01-'4.---iYie-TORY; ANYI.ANGL.ERYVO.U.LD.1.:DO - - ASBURY PARK, N., Itueth is a J..(AP)--Richs- td - ' real fisherman. i He hooked a striped bass Wednesday W bile fishing sea wall near here. from an The-libroke and rather than lose the fish Hueth jumped off the wall onto a bard said strip. He broke one ankle and injured the heel of his other St Likiis cripples during the Home Runs, Single-Giv- e N: Y. loss to Boston's Warren Sothis. Stan suffered a cut between two Win in fingers of his left ha:lit taking a throw from Al Brink. Be will be out for a day or two JACK HAND By Rookie Bob Miller, ap frees Associated Press Sports Writer Terre Haute, lifted the rhilaCooling .off the hot clubs is an old Yankee custom. Now delphia rkils late setead it's sizzling Detroit that New York has dunked in chill water. placeahead et St. tAlittiS sad Red Rolfe's Tigers strode into the Yankee Stadium with wily a half game behind seven straight wins and an .002 edge on first place. Unbeaten Breeklyiswith a 4- - vktory since they left home, the spirited Detroit club boasted a dazzling over Claciaaati. It was the fourth straight win for Mroad recard,o1,211-3- ,. or 870. ' home- run would pull - theml ien wile scattered 'eves hits. This was it. The big test of Folks will have to take the the early season. If the red hot back. Finally a single won the New York Giants seriously if Tigers could roll over the Yan- - game. It was a ball hit by Yogi they continue to roll up scores lees and then knock off Boston, Berra to Shortstop Johnny like Wednesday's 13--4 romp they would take charge of the Lipon that handcuffed the Tiger over Chicago. Leo Durocher's race. infielder. in the seventh. Giants have won five in a row While the Yanks and Tigers and six of seven on their second They may do it yet, for it's three-game a series in New wrestled through the hottest western trip. York. Wednesday's 4 loss to afternoon of the New York seaYanks was only the openson, Boston piled up a staggerCOUNTY BASEBALL But with Tommy Byrne, ing 20-- 1 score against St. Louis. an old Tiger killer with a 10-- 2 Still 'Very much in the race, lifetime record against De- - the Red Sox blasted 23 'hits off Granger First 100 030 0- -- 4 8 7 troit, pitching for New York Brownie pitching while Joe Garfield 300 007 Thursday, the chamces are not Dobson rode home easily with Grant and Pearce; Kirk and his seventh win. bright. Humphreys. Home run power from the .. Little Bobby Shantz, RILE ba of Joe DiMaggio, Phil Riz- lefthand000 001 0--1 6 1 Union Philadelphia 1 1 zuto and Billy Johnson swung er, pitched the A's first shut-th- e Bluffdale - 200 004 balance of power in a tight out of the year, a 0 night Grear, Brunetti and Bradi; battle between Lefty Hal New- - victory over Chicago. Crump and Groves. bouser and Vic Raschi. Washington snapped its seven-time the Tigers scram- losing streak, nipping Thursday, Jane 8 0 on Johnny Osbied into a lead, a zinging Yank Cleveland Northern Division homer trowski's eighth-innin- g Granger Second at Bingham, Hunter at Garfield.following Iry Noren's single. BIG SIX Chief again Brooklyn took Granger First, bye. Southern Division over undisputed possession of South Jordan at Bluffdale. the National League lead, whipLEADING BATSMEN while St. Draper at Union. Midvale at 0 AB R n pet. ping Pittsburgh Player and Club Kell. Titers 42 174 39 67 .385 Louis took a bad 10-- 2 licking Riverton. MoslaI Cardinals 39 150 33 57 .380 39 130 21 49 .377 frcm Boston. Both were night Dols,. Enchant 144 35 24 24 .373 Drop. Red Sot 41 games. 150 26 5,3 Robinson. Dodgers Net First - 5-- 10 x--- 5-- 5-- , 9-- 0, ' 19 'Bopp. PrratRi 41 NOME IttINS AMERICAN LEAGUE Williams. Red Sox 14. Stephens. Box 13. Drape Red. Sox NATIONAL LEAGUE Red it Pirates Gordon, Breves 12, Westlake. 10, Kilter. Pirates 10 RUNS RATTED IN AMERICAN LEAGUE Stephen4. Red Solt Mt Williams. Red Bog $2. Wertz, Tigers 41. NATIONAL LIAOCI tientlf. Cubs 311. Elliott Braves 311' Westlake. Pirates 33. Tourney. College Slated For Saturday riodg-- his re- NewCoinb .345 t- - er Negro ace, followed cent five-h- it conquest of St. Louis with a six-h- it blanking of the weary Pirates. Rookie Bill MadDonald, only Pirate to win a game since May 23, was shelled out in a five-ru- n eighth inning. Pittsburgh now has lost five in a row and 14 of Its last 15. Stan Musial joined the other Eastern w L 26 Brooklyn Philadelphia 26 St. Louis ...25 Boston .....24 Chicago ....20 18 New York 16 17 17 18 20 21 29 30 Pittsburgh ..17 Pet, GB Intercollegiate - - Boston 22- Cleveland Washington 20 Philadelphia 16 15 Chicago St. Louis 13 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS L 5 612 11 14 Boon 20. St Louis 4. New York 5. Detroit 4. Philadelphia 5, Chicago tk Washington 5, Cleveland 4. O. FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE - BROS 7 111310A 6 2 1 0 5 1 5 0 I1 30 4 1 1 0 4 3 1 0 4 2101 4 2 3 1 4 1 5 3 3 1 at Washington 1:30 pm. Cleveland Chicago 0 0 at Philadelphia Sissies (20) 6 4 4 2 5 3 3 0 6 4 1 3 6 2 9 0 4 3 3 5 3 2 3 1 3 5 0 0 1 el' Pesky 3b Williams 11' Stephens so Dropo lb Zarins rt 3 Doerr 3b 1 Tebbetts --- - - nnerSpahr, (74); Losar,111taley UBallatifent. Barlick and Donateln. (5-4- ). 3:27. 0 I Mittman I4IHOA 0 2 0 Lowre7.11 1 Alva Wyrostek,cf 4 3 4 1 itt;;;;;;Itrib 3 0 2 0 4 0 0 3 4 0 7 11 4 1 6 3 3 2 0 1 t1 - aI , i ' ,j , 4 I i &Merl 1.40shiles,r1-- 4 litalicup.as Prassesac Adainc2b 1 0 0 7 0 0 3 3 4 1 3 1 1 1 Beminick,c 3 3 Bloodworth.2b Miller,p dill Bansadell,p 347 rt LI Total& Philadelphia Cincinnati Hamner,ss 15 - r241. UDascoli. Jords and ,7iiams Ramsdell. Winner Miller (441; bier ). Itamadals UDascoll. Jorda and 220. Gesia. 7-- 3:01. 1 '.'. Philadelphia (6) 1100A Aahburmet 4 2 5 0 Weitkus,lb 3 0 14 1 Jones,3b 4 2 3 3 20010;1 4 1 0 0 001 020 010- -4 000 000 000- -0 IHamner 11111Ashburyt. 111111er 2. Jones. 2BHAdams, Kluszehaki, - BB DP --7...KluesevWaltinta1..- -- Hamner. and Stalk:up; Adams and Klussewsel; Janos. Bloodworth and Wattkus. Issii Philedelphis 5; Cincinnati S. BBMiller a , T- (paid). Clueinnan ' 4 a i lt er. Kew York (4) Verbliab $ 1 0 2 Totals 45 33 27 12 1 '..1 1 z, , . ., ' Btanky.21) bWaiked tor Klippstsin in Sth. New York ' tt ., - (12) SRO 3 101 300 010 101 t Minor Leagues - - - Is is el --- , - A WU IN PNI Friday, Juno 9, Four 143 All-St- 1950-4:- 30 350, ot mg topenalood oat of 3 Folio vs. MIKE NAZARIAN iv, . II ANY aakaos, MAKS Ana11 AK' p.m. 2 owl of 3 Tolls 1.4totor Time . It ' MILT OLSEN P.M. rzimGnourtims, COLISEUM Browns uldn-- t Cooperate night , San who had to to take out Mrs. M. W. Morgan of Baytown. Tex. Miss Riley is the tournament medalist, having shot a ono. over-P74 IA the - qualtring round over the 5856-yaLake. ty Dodd, red-hair- An-Ril- ey tonic, shot-makgo 31 holes er, of , Track, late , VIRGIN WOOL and Browns, lounged in an easy chair, watching- his television ket. OR, the table a morning paper ,headline blared, "Boston bearings Inspact front whaal lining Road last brakes for fast. straight stops ' mIEN-- g ',, " - o. ' , 4 .:"'''t 7. , ; .0000 - - Aie " . ' Z I , ' '' :e . 1 , - - , , , . ::--L- . , , swell stmaiN.'i , - '' 11, e--- 1 1 - i ' .. . , , z . sl . . r . - , :, , z - I - , - , 111, , :- .: .:. , , 1 SIERVICII STaltES L -- ' .47 ,. ,0 - , ' . - V , ' , e, , II - AO"1,1k choice. ODAEALI2 - , What happened. to the 'noble experiment? Why didn't the good doctors ' psychology and , hypnosis help the Brownies? , Dr.'fracy did his best to pro- - vide the answers. As he talked be fixed his piercing t7es on ' you- .- From time - to time he paused to answer the telephone. "My. plan didn't work out 'he said, "because I didn't have the full cooperation of the manager, Zack TaylOr. Ile , never spoke 10 words with me tall the ' while I was with the club. When wanted to it on the benchduring the exhibition games be -' said , r,"1wanled... UHL privilege- - Of Italian to..th. club for five or ,10 minutes before every game , but Taylor said 'no'. -,- ' Months ago, in o jittery market, we drove a hard Smooth worsteds 'bargain to bring you this that hold a press, laugh off wrinkles even in muggiest California style with zipper fly. weather. Five cool colors. Hurryearly shoppers hove first Full-pliat- - F - - Comer 3rd Se. & 2,4 Phalle 5.2917 - St,Loula 4," 000 ' ,. 1 David of the $t Louis 1 1 A Anli IF NOT SPECIALLY PURCHASED FOR THIS SALE YOU'D PAY 9.95- - ..441.,...mixt.t.,,..,41..), 1 (AP)Dr. , .. '''IleloV.r- - uuLAAA.t9 i ALL 100 - Says 'T racy.v, NEW YORIC Y. - , , See Red Madsen 45 Miooios 8:30 . . . 4 10-rou-nd BM Ilk .,, I . . - PHOENIX., Ariz. (AP) -Houston Brown, 128, of Los Angeles, Calif, knocked out Tony Olives, 12Y, of Maze Ion, Mexico II 1:22 of the second heat of their main event boxing match here Wednesday - mock front wheel Szasz vs, Sugi Hayamaka 1111DAY AFTER7bEn In Ariiond Bottle 17:RqPIcA:i....,,).3VQ....T,E1 Isom& clean and Medias GUST JOHNSON vs. GEORGE STRICKLAND BILL MELBY vs. KENNY MAYNE IL minowinoort ." - I, Brown Keyoes Olives-- . 19f111;Ill ,a 'Doodad. Matches ar liar 11 1 Check Cylindars add brake fluid if 7IUMES3VIIIIIUG Al 0) Mind Lt!...100, . braks drums A L,,A.: "UP 'CI pSA 4 - for full L ). - A.1111111't - ADJUSTUEUT 111111 mg a Arta ga. 0, itoii214crut Rereter 4.50 val. thh Month IIInr,c) " t SEMI-FINA- - (AP)--Stock- t - 8-- 2, BE1LEZI Two (2) eh..VDZ1 : - Boss. 120 431- -13 100-- - 2. y DALLAS Polly of Fort Worth shooting some of tho best golf of her illustrious career, moved against Pat Garner of Midland, Tex., Thursday in tho top match of the Women's second round. Miss Riley swept through her first match Wednesday 5 and 4 over Mrs. Gene Langkop of Dal-star, lay-lac former ing down par golf for. the 14 holes played. Miss Garner beat Mrs. A. E. Roberts of Lake Charles, La, 4 and L ideratiew an ,, t 8-- - - SO EVENT.-- 4 .. , i Ittuji..4.44pALcAl.. RORusb MAIN ed ProvoWomon :Get Wins in Opening lound 11614 4 2 11 ed including t 0 i ji 35 lit 24 11 for-pla- relief pitcher. brought the e 2, Nollyweed 41 11 A011 ... top , in 11-- 3. IFPMacDoeutid 3. Wisner a 41 31 .161 1 School Ban Melo recent youngster, t3-2- i. high Donabi Oakland Newcombe baser . Ateg 114 1. USiewart. Con laa and Oct. Sgraduate, to Boston Wednes14 33 All 1 . Pertatad 30.204. T-- 2:11. 14 37 .471 1 1As 441teles day. The boy was signed to a Trans-Mississip- pi ar tor lirellow in Siti. 1 A71 37 nrillaCilie. .33 San 4 201 NM ON I. Loma 311 31 A411014 Birmingham kontract and opSeattle rd 307 206 122- -30 Soirton ' 21 44 41117 tioned to Roanoke of the class s. Sievers 2. Thomas. Sactsmantio wood Country Club course. , Vollmer S. Dropo 3. Zarin& Strobes. 3. B Piedmont League. , WIltiams 3. Dobson. Tebberts, Dorn- - 21- 1Ii other first round matches DPCansoSievers. Drape, Doerr 2. Williams. 3- - Chasm. "oat Miss Bawls defeated Mrs. Bin Hitchcock Vollmer 2. StephJ0061. Poo and tenhardt. obistott; dark ng ens 2. Dram Thomas and Pain: Hitchcock and FM: Mope. London of BrownwooTex, 7 Stephens and Drape; Nyland Upton and Hitchcock and Pam: Majoakt, floblooto and 6; Betty Mackinnon of B. and lox: Joint. Dillinger and Hitchoodr. leitMt: Louis 7 30st0 I Dovish 1. Pine 2 Kr now 4 Dobson 1. S. Philottelpitta S. 1111-- 021 Mount 90-Kr- ei Pleasant, Tex " downed in LottChicago 3. dhotis low 7. Dobson 4. 1. 2. Shantz $O Scarborough MAI LILAGCS 2 Mrs. Al Mortensen of Houston, innings: Pine 4 in 1 3 innings: Sy Shantz S. Scarborougb 2. H0&.rbNib 4. 2 Tulsa reimport Kitt low CI--10 in 4 Manure. 3 tuna Ahura &oug S to 1 Innings. Callao 2, San Amitosis S. 4 and 2; Beverly Hanson of ). Dobson - WituserSboold. I to I humid. I riotsOtis lionia City 10, 9011111111116i L AHuobard and ilesamet. i4-6-). N. D., won over , Mrs. Other hvorites, Fargo, LoserScorborougli 120110 4. licoustima L Pert 0653 paid. Berry. Sour and Boyd. T-- 200 the Austin, Tex, Helen Bruilner Dallas..4 and Betsy Bawls., Weir roar Ill 141 Hydro blonde who is defending tham-- 3; Bee MeWane of Prove, Vtah, 3110A Valois I. 10 Wilson BROS 111 On RHOS Indianapolis Mittbeillt 4 1 1 Stuntmen 4 2 3 1 11112 IrentAdt $- 3 2 tipon.se Peal 10 inningt pion, cams through, with only won over Mn. Don Zepernick of Kansa City 2 2 4 1 3Kownedyst Stenstit 1 3 4 Louisville Columbus Mages,rt Priddy.26 l 3 3 4 litiwhaen.lb &Mina one being pressed. She was Bet- Dallas, 7 and 6. I Semaril 3 3 3 4 1 3 gelL3b blinesepolls S. lilliwaikoe 3 1101 Iteren.lb 2 010 Weris.rt Igester.lb 3 SO DthiNtetket 3 I 4 1 2 1 Robertemol 4 2 3 0 Iversii Delmer 3 1 6 Berms 4 1 6 Johnotow.310 rolls:Art 4 2 2 4 1 6 Ositewski4 Ittoon.3b 1 1 1 4 1 3 Colesnamab 4 4 4 4 8 1 Dentaula 3 1 2 1 Robtased-- a Soudreau.aa 4 3 4 Collins. lb 4 102 3 3 0 0 0 slake Oortion.3ii 3 1 1 3 Stance Seee-s3 3 1 4 1 1 enemon, 0 0 1 0 Sotite i. einem' 43 1 4 0 2 I 7 0 Itrybosti.lb 5 , Wynn., ' 1 0 bMtillts .000 0 0 2 0 Solloway. lb 32 4 27 II Totals Totals M le 24 4 1 0 1 2 Newt:rouser., titan ler Kenai? in I S 0 (Keller Beate by bunco: 0 0 White., entwined 610 20 010- -4 1 100 030 022- -4 Totals 34 12 27 14 Washington 30 6 24 II Totals ' Z-lidern, Gorden. Ital-iftebaRan tor Robinson In SOL Gentian. Wynn. atweert Mitbsein bPottled out far 161700103 in MI5 Boudreau. Oatmeal L 28 -It- nenedy cOrounded Out ler NellbOOSer in Stk. 000noes. 210 Innidiesa. 001 -4 wynn. Detra,t 811-yest 100 111 100- -6 New Work L 6- Toot, Gerdste Dante and Worm: lryboskt. Berra- - RBI andBeers 1, Robinson- Mallaggle ,2 Wong& ers. 16.6 IL WashWee S. Bsiludipon Nrohouser. Johnion. Berra. Mrst South Ward's Cornor dson Wynn S. INStaggirs.. Renew Ash. n. 2. Wynn 4. Wis. Kell. son. SNcishouser. DPPriddy. setEnabse 4141. 34.0,..wymi 41 , 1 1 By Klippotein 1; I Of Rudd 7. Newbouser L SOBy Rudd 7 in 4 hmhats; 15. Newhouse' 2. Maier 7. HONewhouser 1., Musa 2; lAnnert 10 Isi I; Wools t1.2 U. InnUip While glippatets LIStrlieWb011ier (4-- 2 4 in b Moe two barters In 6tB), JOnle 3 Rascht 1111411107. Hannachich. McKinley sad In Loser WinnerRoalo (5-4-). 'f'--- -, paid. Bush ). Warnakii McGowan. T-- 3a& IXPinar. and Robb. Y--2:34. Philladokolda (2) CaleagO CO) 111011 Pittsbertk (0) Brooklyn BROA BROS BROS 4 1 2 Carrasql,so Dilltrtger,3b 4 1 1 1 4 1 4 4 ilebena2b Mooss.rt 3 2 3 2 1 4 Reetw,ab 4 3 PorMt LehnorM 4 3 40320 Coodan.lb Sbubtlf I 4 1 2 1 17121r7.12.12 1 401 1 0 Iliner.11 Snider,el I 2 2 1 I 4 1 1 Somali! Chapeaasket 3 1 113 3 0 0 Bell.rf 15 Robinson.2b 4 1 4 1 001010010, Penile 2 1 Alb le AP cOolopert 4el J000t.ss 2 1 3 I I 13 1 Rootaicelb 4 ?urinal! S2 20 27 .11 I -s -t 1.1 04 Viestlak! 1 S 1 Pernandet3b 4 4 o 3itchcock...2h Bodgetlb 5 Maieski.31i 3 1 ic-- bill 3 1 2 5 Rojek.st Slorgari.sa 3 2 0 2 2 0 3 0 Matte Sievelike 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 bbdurtausb Cambanollitc 4 2 0 1 3 0 2 0 adagmet Shantgis 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 2 4 03 1 0 0 0 adopting 'Castiglione Neveombe,p 1 0 1 0 McCullough.e 0 I 0 0 Rickertat 3 0 0 2 Mactionaltri 2 0 I Scarborough, 0 0 0 0 Walsh.p 1. -0 0 0 blittiona , 1 0 0 0' Mope 0 0 Aloana,p 36 12 .1171 33 6 27 1 17.10418 Toalt .. Totals Mt 7 27 Di 31 5 24 16 Totals in 7th. out for "'"1":"I 111. Irtim oat tor Adonis ta Ins out 9th. Rook I LO.r u e .0:;,!ea out error. bathos ler bSole on Hitchcock Walsh 9th htit la Scarborough 150000 300 -9 Brooklyn losi cRan tor genital ta Stli. 000 000 0000 Pittsburgh Score by Innings: 2. Balder, kaiak. RBIMorBMorgan COO IPSO 000-11 gan 4. rural. Campanella 2. Newcombe Chteuro brakas . 001 022- -6 2. 2BBell. Campanella. 33Buldee. RR Phtle4elphla drAdjust 2. Dininger. 15Scarborough Morgan 2. DPMorgan. Robinson sag Hitchcock. Hodges; Fernandes. acaeng and C000mn: INItcheock. Pink 2. 211 rats. CarrasqueL 321 Schenk Roieck and Coogan; Rook, Scheme Chock lo 4, Jones- 4. c i 0 S 0 out oh strides for Pine to 5th Leonard L 4 ThomICavarretts, Smalley. Sorban. ason. Koala, 3, SWIM, 2, RBIThompim Lockman. Borkowski 2, &money, Thomson 2. Dart 4 Mueller 2, Dark. 3311-81- anky t Chicago ' 1 1 21RTbomp1om, DarL - Saber. 5Gilbert DPCavaretta. and Cavaretta; Smalley and Cararretta: Thompson., Stinky and Gilbert. 34 7 27 12 Totals Totals 42 17 27 10 &Pooped out for Rush in 4th. , I Smalley 11 ' 3 3 SBDark. 11 it 3 Serena- - 0 01 1021 Owen.o 4 0141 Cavarrotta.Th atMearo.lt 5 3 3 0 il 3 4 0 Banes,IS Muolisr,rt 2120 3 1 41 Palms Thompson,311 5 1 0 3 Thonasettot 3 3 5 0 5211 Berens.3b 0 CHIbortlis 4 0 2045 tinialley,os Borkowsklai Wastrams 4 1 0 0 4100 3 2 4 Dark.ss Rash,p 1001 3 0 0 0 1000 a4tamassolit Kos10.1) 41000 Klipps1eMtP Janos,p 3 0 0 0 0000 1100 Leonard., 1 8 0 0 two-of-thr- pro list fall after a long ama. teur, career thaS included - two; natiOnal cliampionsiiipi. Itovacs, Parker and Segura all came through with victories Wednesday, and so did big Jack Ktalaer of Las Angeles' the ' 1948 pro king who .ja regarded as the chief rival for defnding also of champion Bobby, Frank's Parker, the thin-fac, - Riggs, -Milwaukee Defter who , turned Laa, Angeles. four of these- stars won with - comparative a s e In straight oats. Parker beat PIONEER LEAGUE Joimny of Burbank, "ION ' Calif., 2, 84. Kovacs played ' , eliminating Joe 11 Twin Pant 21 ..700 brilliantly, Pishback of New York 8--1, 641. Great rams 23 11 .078 15 .545 412 Itrarrier knocked - off , eighth. Boise Jim 'Evert-- Of Larch. IS le .484 814 ranking Ogden 6-- 4 6-mon N: And Se. , Billings .....14 15 .483 7 14 19 .424 8 Pocatello owl bested seventh-rankin- g , Idaho Tails .10 19 .345 103a John Nogrady of New:York 9 20 .310 11 Salt Lake '; The other quarter finalists - WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS are Rigp and Van Rom, who Orden st Pocatello. ratashed. told. halt thles at Idaho rolls. PatIPtstok did not plaY singles match" Num WedbeldeY, .tjack ' March of --I Thursday's Probable Pitchers aeveland upset Gene ""-Deese Mallon 34) Si Pots Stil (Pry. Mako of Los Angeles 63, 14, 11:18 pea. stager Salt Lake (Mareses (34) S lals5e Pans 84 Wednesday; and Carl Earn (Colima 141. LIS piaof Los Angeles, .brawny sixth. Tym Palle it S (alery Meet 3 finking pro, who polished off ,' pia. nets (00,1Teate 6.1) it Gras) Palle Al Doyle el laillIbrook, N. (Park -,-- ce Just 111 . l' I Plosp0001 I 0 S 0 'Erotism p Totals 42 16 27 6 out for Boyer in 7th. in gth. for Hearn gut bPopped 010 4.50 000.10 Boston 1M Louis 010 000 01-0- 2 Gordon. Slaughter, BSI Cooper, 3. Bpalin 2, Jethro. 2, Mauch 2. Torgeson, Mauch, Jethro". LeftBoston 11; Bt. Louis S. 3. Hearn BOBripahn 2. Maley 1, Brads 3070-1. I. 150epahn'10, 8taley I in 32 3 innings; 1 Tamale 3 in 2: Boyer 4 in in 2. WiHearn t o 2 Dobson p aPlied 5 Lollax c 4 1 4 Uose I 0 3 Messrs el 4 3 1 Ara lb 4 011 ?Mends lb 3 0 0 Upton as 4 I 1 Thomas 3b 3 1 2 Dorish p 0 0 0 three-of-fiv- Welby Van Horn of adelphia; 1043 pro king ; and fourth-ranktn- g among the play. y netters, meets Pancho Ecuador. swim, the two-fistwho sates No. 3. gtroker t1 Th last amtest of the night fa between Frank Kovacs of CA Aland, calm. Igo, 3 pro and 8. Scout Mace Brown, onetime twenty-fourt- h ls a Torwomot 35 8 27 13 Totals - IS. table If) 311011 Imuhardt If I 3 1 0 Koloals I I I SHoli 5 3 2 0 Vollmer 'National Professional tennis tournament . reaches the quarter-finastage ThursdaY. Two singles matches are slated Thursday tight, and the e matches now run best sets instead - UP. Detroit at New York 1:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Cincinnati 1111. Boston OW' Loa's (2) 1 -- 1 FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE I, 13 705 13 .683 112 19 .604 4 21 .512 812 23 ..465 1012 29 .365 15 29 .341 16 27 .325 16 Detroit Pittsburgh 7:30 pm. Brooklyn's' New York at Chicago 110 p.m. Roston at St, touts 8,38 2 ,- Pet. G B (AP)'The big stars are still in tha running CLEVEAAND ' al the moonommo 6-- ' - - lo outfielder. 2 BIL111111111111111161' gloi VINO 'W ax es- Hot in pcL Pacific Coast League - - - 4: Mu. pi& , - BOSTON (AP) The Red Sox have signed another much sought youngster, Neil Chris ley of Calhoun Falls, S. C.. - A P tinning afh IBS ByW ea th er n f Pro Tennis ' 'Meet n III , Bee-Russ- 1 burgh I. BBMacDonald I. Nesrosenbe SOMacDonald I. Newunsibe IL HO WM MacDonald 10 la 72-- 3 inning COOSU. ' Wednesday. the , Pioneer back where It was League right foot. ' started from ,early this spring Unable to walk, Hueth crawled into the surt reidle because of weather. , Only two games were schedtrieved the end of the broken line and Ming on. uled Wednesday night, Salt Finally someone noticed his plight and helped him Lake at Idaho Falls and 'Ogden out of the water. He was taken to Monmouth Memorial at Pocatello and both were postet Hospital in Long Branch, where doctors said he'd be laid game poned. The was snowed out and it was too up for from three to six months. ' cold at Pocatello.The bass Weighed 191Z pounds. TRY AGAIN If the weather is agreeable an eight teams will swing into S STARS STILL SHINE action Thursday night Salt Lake at Idaho Falls. Ogden at Pocatello, Twin Falls at BillOnce-FeebleSecittle ings and Boise at Great Pans. The important series matches the Cowboys and Mustangs . with Billings out to help their Montana rivals keep pace with the Waddies. CRUCIAL SERIES By ASSOCIATED PRESS Another series which could which in Coast is the Pacific the hottest club Quick nnw, be exciting sees Great Falls host League? Boise. The Selectrics are tied No3,. Ws not liollywood, leading the loop by two lull games with Twin- - Pans for le-- I" aftOr waxing San Diego, 10--1 Wednesday. night lead and Boise rests in third It isn't Oakland, either, although the Acorns, winning again place. cellar-dwelliBees will The from sacrament, 9.3 are mighty warm. , . move to notch at a be out up Paul Richard? ' Seattle Rainiersthe team that and hustle keep paying off. the expense of the Russets. The While righthander Ben Wade Ogden-Pocatelseries should got off to the worst start In scattered seven hits and fanned be close with the Reds favored als. nnPCL , berth in the The Rainiers made it two in a 11 batters, the stars made nine to maintain their . - over San hits good lor.rtest runs by tak- first division. , row Wednesday-nigh- t of and walks five and their record ing advantage Francisco, since May 1 reads 25 wins and five ,errom Ohio Kegiers Roll Top 13 losses. They have been OAKS ADVANCE , .867 traveling at virtually a ft)..1...., moved to' within one Scores in ABC' Tourney clip since that awful first month game of second place San Diego COLUMBUS. (AP)Top of the season in which they as Ernie Groth spaced 12 hits scores in Wednesdays American won only , six while losing 25. nt , hia..mates :7, puttbsg BOWling Gongresw-tournameN &tit SEALS their 11 to more effective use came from Ohio kegler. None against Sacramento's Max Sur- of the scores displaced any of Hector (Skinny) Brown league, leading chucker. the leaders in the various diviCliff Melton and hit a kont, homer to help the Seattle cause. It was Surkont's fifth loss sions. High singles for the day was Al Lyons also connected for the against 11 wins. It was the 23rd win 37 starts for the the 650 of Ivan Sheets of GalRainier, who are now just a Oaks.in the last lipolis on games of game and a half behind the 'Wet grounds postponed the But doubles tally was the 1219 sixth-plaSeals. Least worried about the rum- scheduled Los Angeles at Port- of Leo Siragarek (580) and Casland doubleheader. per Plopda (639) of Toledo. blings of the Richardsmen at present, of course. are the stars of Hollywood, whose pitching South Carolina Youth SUMMARY md Ys 12 Cincinnati WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 4 Wslker,cf-l- b 6 3 Jethrosct 4 1 2 4 lichoe'nst,2b torgeson,lb HoLossa.rf 2 0 6 0 Biusial,lb 2 0 5 0 Dusak,ct tillott,16 Gor0on.11 4 2 8 1 Ka3ak.38 4 1 0 0 Nau4ht4.r.1i Cooped,c 4 0 4 0 L4nde11.11 itaush,3b KOCT,111 3 0 0 2 ILanetuu 4 1 2 2 itica.c lipahn.p 0 0 1 8taley 0 1 0 Ramie-- 8 1 0 2 Boyer,p 1 0 0 0 &Willer 0 0 0 1 llearn.p 1 I G 0 Which& L W 31 28 29 New York .619 .605 .595 .571 .500 .462 .370 .286 New York 13. Chicago 4. Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati Brooklyn 5. Pittsburgh O. 16caton 10, Bt- - Louts 2. American League ifie s Idled ne . Sri-956A- , , out-pitch- ed Tennis Tournament gets underway here Saturday with an entry list of 96 men and women. They represent 40 colleges from New England to Florida. Cornell University and Vassar are the defending team chartipions. BASEBALL - P. . SYRACUSE, N. Y. (AP) The ' . I Signs With Red Sox National League ' Brother game 1. 18-fo- ot Crucial Series -- ' : - DEsERrr NEWS, Thursdoi, June SNOW, COLD , t , . , , . , |