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t ' : : "'r'- " Wobor Legion Wins Over Loop Leaders American Legion base- bailers handed Bonneville their first setback of the season Tues-- : day 0 In other games Tuesday Ogden downed Ben Lomond 4 and Boun- tiful defeated Clearfield 3 Ben Lomond tacklesBountiful on the Ogden High FieldNon Thurs- day at 5:45 pm Two games are on the slate Fri- day Bonneville tests Layton at the park at 5:30 pm and at the same hour Clearfield plays Weber at Clearfield Summary 7-- 5-- J I I an i RHE 7 i q 2 1 t 3 J Taylor Meibos Gidiey’ Thomas I b7he Ogden I Ben Lomond Miller Wheelock I Liggett 6 5 4 1 1 Rose Gray R-- twrec 4010 4 0 i 3 0 0 1 0 2 6 2 8 2 0 12 0 6 6 1 I 2 4 0 2 3 1 1 1 1 34 3 0-- 0 3 5 ST 0 0 i lb McMillan ss Buhl p LOUIS 7 3 LOUIS 000 OOO Milwaukee 5 Adcock Musial LOB— 27-1- 5 IP BuM H St 000- -0 St Louis 7 ER BB SO R 9 5-- 5) 1 2-- 1 hole-in-o- ne 5 2 T— half-gam- 7-- ex-Cu- disap- pointment turned in his fourth straight win during the streak with a nifty five-hittin the nightcap The White Sox supported him "with their biggest attack of the season’ it a barrage which included three hits each by Pizarro Andy Carey Jim Landis and Luis Aparicio Paul Foytack and Phil Regan were the losing pitchers Eddie Yrfst’s three-ru- n homer and a homer by Ken Hunt were the big blows for the Angels who beat the Yankees for the third time in five meetings at Los Angeles Yankee nemisis Ted Bowsfield received credit for his fourth win although Eli Grba- finished up City ace Bud Daley suffered his 10th loss The Washington Senators snapped a losing streak with an 5 victory over the Cleveland Indians the Minnesota Twins whipped the Boston Red Sox 5 and 3 and the Baltimore Orioles swept a twi- 19-h- - Ex-Kans- as 8-- 6-- 6-- (Every Dqy Now Through Labor ip : o Lj Day) CiSIKl Thousands jand Thousands and Thousands of Dollars Yours If You Just Try! COMPLETE PROGRAM OF EVENTS Men's Men's Men's Men's Men's 20-gam- singles e team 1 singles doubles doubles 5-ga- x Women's singles Women's team Women's singles Women's doubles Mixed doubles 3 games 20-ga- I WORLD OPEN CLASSIC PARAMOUNT I - BOWL ! 3 I 3 8 © 8 10-ga- FilAXIE KOSQF’S FAMED EXTRA PRIZES DOOR PRIZES 'K 9-- 3-- 11-h- it ZOILO VERSALLES' two-ru- n the opener single for the Twins and they completed the sweep when Bob Allison hit the first grand slam homer of his career in the nightcap Danny McDe-vi- tt won his second game and Pedro Ramos his fifth for the Twins Marv Throneberry hit his ninth and 10th homers in the first game and Jim Gentile his 17th and 18th in the second to lead the Orioles’ sweep over the A’s Milt Pappas to win the openpitched a er and Chuck Estrada picked up his fifth victory in the nightcap Gerry Lynch delivering in the nnch for the 10th time in 22 tries lit a three-ru- n triple to highlight a five-ru- n seventh inning rally that carried the Reds to their victory over the Cubs Gene Freese had three hits for the Reds while Sam Taylor hit two homers for the Cubs John Roseboro drove in three runs with as many hits and Wally Moon and Norm Larker each drove in two runs to lead the Dodgers’ it attack that handed Bob Friend his eighth loss Dick Farrell who worked the middle 3 innings won his sixth game Tom Haller drove in three runs with a double and a single and led to Juan Marichal’s fifth victory Johnny Buzhardt suffered his ninth loss compared to two victories for the Phillies Eddie Mathews blasted a two-ru- n homer in the sixth inning as the Braves’ Bob Buhl squared his season record at 5 ’won g six-hitt- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Promoter Bennie Ford said to- day that he has offered Tom McNeeley Boston’s undefeated heavyweight a $15000 guarantee to meet the winner of this Thursday’s bout between Alejandro Lavorante and Monroe Ratliff Ford added that he would like to hold the proposed bout here on July 31 or early August McNeeley undefeated in 23 fights also is presumably in line to meet world champion Floyd Patterson for the heavyweight title at Boston in September Lavorante a native of Argen- tina burst onto the boxing scene last month when he knocked out Zora Foley in the seventh round Ratliff is gen- erally regarded as a trial horse 15 Fish on GROVE CZ PATIENT'S COMPLAINT: ERRATIC' PUTTING Mid-dleco- co 8 Ogden Standard-Examin- er Ruth Outfits Turn in Fancy Games Two spirited games feature play in the Babe Ruth Little League Tuesday night South Ogden Lions downed Washington Terrace 3 Air Cubs won over Moose Lodge 2 and Black-hawdowned Roy Independents 22 to 12 Summary: 9-- 3-- South Ogden Lions Washington Terrace LaFeber and See Burns and Hartwell ks Leishman One Cast FUR STORAGE UlMDTAM'C SUPERIOR CLEANING CO w-hi- raiciff ffQD dais Opposite Utah Power Bldg ffflauon© N:fVvziJ 16-h- SPEEDWAY-PROVE- TOP QUALITY Plus CHAMPION TIRES D PRICED WITH THE LOWEST OUR ROAD HAZARD GUARAHTEE! 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sending 10c and a stamped ff envelope to me Cary (AP)— Fisherman Massey made a single cast and pulled in 15 large crappie His ine had tangled with a wire mesh jasket in the fish were trapped C £-2- er Anderson Lumber SHOOT EVERYBODY WELCOME Pi-rat- es eight-innin- COAST BOUT 7-- BREAK All I J 5-- 6-- and Win a Fullmer of West Jordan Utah is recognized as champion by the Na- tional Boxing Association Pender of Brookline Mass holds the New York Massachusetts and European share of the crown Pender stopped Downes of England in a title fight at Boston last Jan 14 Sugar Ray said he would board a jet plane for London on July 6 He will be accompanied by Pete Vac-car- e his public relations agent and by a physician EL his father something different for a birthday present He shot a while playing golf with his father on the elder McIntosh’s 49th birthday gers 5 and 11-- 1 Tuesday night before 57271 largest crowd in Detroit history The sweep moved the White Sox to within 7V games of first place and shaved the Tigers first-plac- e e lead to a over the New York Yankees who dropped a 6 decision to the Los Angeles Angels b Hacker called up from three weeks ago “reChattanooga ceived credit for the White Sox first-gam- e victory on the strength eighth-innin- g of a two-ru- n homer by Minnie Minoso It was Hacker’s second win and he also has “saved” four victories during the White Sox’ current drive night doubleheader from the Athletics 3 and 2 in other American League games In the National League the Cincinnati Reds maintained their three-gam- e lead with a 10-- 8 decision over the Chicago Cubs the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh 5 the San Francisco Giants routed the Philadelphia Phillies 12-- 5 and the Milwaukee Braves topped the St Louis Cardinals" 0 Willie Tasby Gene Green and Dale Long become the first trio of Washington players ever to hit consecutive homers to pave the way for rookie Ed Hobaugh’s fifth win Green who had a second homef and a single drove in five runs “to lead an assault that handed Dick Stigman the defeat CLOSED JULY Nev WEBER SPORTSMEN'S GUN CLUB NEXT TO CHICO NORTH OF OGDEN WEDNESDAY 8 PM SPECIAL SHOOT PRACTICE SHOOT MCNEELEY GETS OFFER FOR Yards Will Do NIGHT TRAP f Juan 10-ga- 6 0 0 Simmons (L 9 7 3 2 Vsr9°' Crawford 2 03"BAr'0 479Cl'°WSki' (W By Fred Down United Press International Add Warren Hacker and Pizarro to the mountain of evidence that no pitcher can be considered “through” until he’s experienced the magic treatment of A1 Lopez Both Hacker and Pizarro seemed headed down the long trail to baseball oblivion at the start of the season but they’re two of the major reasons for the Chicago White Sox’ amazing climb from last place to fourth in the American League pen nant race And just in case Chicago fans need a good omen it was a pair of National League castoffs Gerry Staley and Turk Lown—who played vital roles in the White Sox last flag win in 1959 The astonishing Sox rolled to their 12th straight victory and made it 19 wins in their last 20 games when they whipped the Detroit Ti- er 27-1- 1 Louis Chicagoans Make Bid Again For American League Lead PIZARRO Totals 33 0 6 0 out for McCarver In 6th out for Lillis in 7th out for Grammas in 9th ' MILWAUKEE 010 002 000- -3 challenge the winner His announcement was the first definite news that he planned to continue fighting instead ’of retiring as some wTiters had predicted Sugar Ray 40 had been uncertain about future plans since his last bout on March 4 when he lost a decision to Gene Fullmer champion in their fourth title fight at Las Vegas: E- 4 1 N Y (AP) — Four Tom McIntosh gave 3 2 ab r h rbi Warwick cf 4 0 1 0 White lb 4 0 1 0 Boyer 3b 3 0 i 0 Musial If 4 0 1 0 James rf 4 0 0 0 McCarver c 2 0 0 0 c 2 0 0 0 Grammas ss 3 0 0 0 10 0 0 Lillis 2b 2 0 0 0 1 2b 0 0 0 Simmons p 3 0 2 0 12 Haw’ks 4 2: Rebels ER BB SO 3 ST rbi i Tigers 9 NaDynamites 8 5 Bobcats 0 Kanesville Hawks 6 Tigers rh R 6 23 12 8-- Midget B— West 4 o o o Cimoii cf 1 2 BoJ'P9' 2b j 0 (forfeit) 3b — o o o AaronTf 4 Juniors 1 Falcons 14 Ti- - f 1 J ® Thomas if Ray Robinson To Watch London Bout Gets Ace at 14 d H MILWAUKEE 4 Tigers 18 Sidewinder 1 South Ogden Terrace Midget A — Braves 20 Wolverines 1 Roy Midget —Cougars 13 Pirates ' Clearfield 3 2 2 I Jenkins Eggert Flint Peterson GENEVA 8 ab tans i teen-year-ol- 1 Plain City South Weber County Weber 5 Warren South Ogden-Terrac- e Reds 15 Hawks — Bountiful 6-- (UPD-Ex-cham- 7-- I (W Sherry Friend (L Green Mizell Shantz Labine 1 1 Flying tionals 6 Bantams Braves 8 IP 2 3 - L NEW YORK pion Sugar Ray Robinson announced today he will attend the Paul Pender-Terr- y Downes return middleweight title fight at London July 11 and Weber ) 11 P°e Farrell vm 0 1 1 Sg?d ! 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ACTIONI—No director could have a better tableau than was snapped by the camera as it caught second basemanstaged Frank Bolling tagged out at third by San Francisco s Jim Davenport in Milwaukee Hank Aaron-singleto Or- lando Cepeda m left field Cepeda threw to Davenport The emoting umpire is Shag coach §entleman ls GeorSe who ducked to beout of Myatt thetbalfUPme jp Hunt (W Hook 111 3 24-1- 0 R in 501-- picked for the bout between champion Patterson and unbeaten young McNeeley of Arlington Mass but indications are that it will be staged at the Boston Garden in September The boxing commission met today to receive formally the application of Championship Sports' Inc a Massachusetts corporation wholly owned by two Bay State relatives of the promoters brothers Tom and A1 Bolan of New York Chairmaft Greenberg said the stockholders were Mrs Rita God-boand Daniel E Carmody her brother both of Lynn Mass and cousins of the Bolans Massachusetts law requires that stockholders of boxing promotion companies be state residents who have no criminal records and who have sufficient financing to put on a bout “It’s just a routine investigation by state police” Greenberg said ‘We expect to grant the license in a couple of days if everything turns out all right” Greenberg said it was not the business of the commission to determine anything but “compliance with the law” He refused to comment on the fact stockholders were relatives who had obviously been chosen because rf their residence To what extent they would profit from gate receipts was not clear A decision for Championship Sports would take the big prize away from Boston fight promoter Sam Silverman It was Silverman who interceded with Cus D’Amato Patterson’s manager to give McNeeley a shot at the title The Bolans indicated they were hoping to sign a contract for the ’ight next week and that it would contain a “precedent-makin- g provision” which they did not explain They said the top ticket price W’ould be $100 Tom Bolan president rf the promoting corporation said Patterson would train in Massachusetts for four weeks 15-rou- nd 110 ER BB SO f Cisco Formeles Kaat N B 12 H 1111)10 010 320 ‘ 0 1 1 0 0 0 IP for Zimmerman ’ 12 21 "" vestigation” No date nor arena has been 39 8 12 6 for 38-Iy- T-- 31 6 7 6 Totals for Lee in 7th for Wertz 2b f ° 2 S in 8th for Martin in 8th 2 2 I I ' Mu BOSTON 000 004 010- -5 0 0 0 Hobaugh p MINNESOTA 000 Oil 22x- -6 E— Kiliebrew MinneBoston DP— Kiliebrew sota 27-Versalles and Kaat LOB— Boston 11 2B— Buddin 8 Minnesota Tuttle 10 nnati U-- Sof' Smith Chylak BALTIM0Rf 36 S 9 5 PO-A- 0 1 5 1 1 I 3 2 1 0 4 3 4 3 5 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8th E-- Kansas Second 9ames 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals in 7th OOOOI400O 2 hbp®T Fpp BOSTON 6 2 5'3 Staley First game ab r h rbi 1 4 0 LESS BOSTON (UPI) — Chairman Herman Greenberg of the Massachusetts Boxing Commission said today he expected a license would be granted Championship Sports Inc to promote a Floyd Patterson-Tor- n McNeeley heavyweight title fight in Boston after a “routine in- 5 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO I” I” 0 0 0 0 10 27-- 6 8 Chfcago 0 0 0 Freese Post Coleman nch 0 0 0 )ams Taylor 2 Zimmerman 1 HR IP 7V3 4-- Irt 2 2 CINCINNATI ni ‘""4 LOB-N- H 0 0 0 3 'P for Post Gernert in 7th - DP-M- IP J 44 10 17 9 Regan Roarka- -- 2B-M- antle If ° ?t S Firt nm 7 5 9 Zimmer 2b Santo 3b Altman rf Williams If Bouchee lb Taylor c Kindall ss Ellsworth p Anderson p Schultz p j 1 1 0 0 Totals 317 7 7 0 0 0 0 out for Daley in 6th out for Bowsfield in 6th out for Gard10 0 0 ner in 8th d popped out for Coates in 8th 0 0 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK 020 040 000- -6 1 0 0 0 IDS ANGELES 301 030 00x- -7 Yost Koppe Bowsfield 2 Gard7 Totals PO-ner York New 24 8 Daley Coates out for Rakow in 7th 27-Los and Bilko- - for Angeles m 9th Kubek Richardson and Skowron Bowsfield ti’unVt 210 010 100- -5 ew York 6 Los Koppe and Bilko flTV 030 000 000- -3 unt Angeles 5 Wagner 27-1- 1 Bertoia Cerv Gardner Yost 376 10 Baltimore’ 5 0 4 0 0 " ” "I!"!"!"!”! i” A9urre' 9 f 1 A 1 ft n ft Hrhoma? 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