Show v J 1 i 'I i 1 MIT PROBLEM urncano Sports yi Una 6 BY PAT ROBINSON NEW YORK (INS) j— MAJOR AMERICAN 1 lln L H Coaics (left) and Mrs Kay Minton romped home ivith first place in the championship flight of the annual tournament over theOgden Golf and Country fred M Nye Co Club course !' i THE SPORTS H I G H WAY WITH AL WARDEN Dickson Has Many Pitches Veteran Pitcher Murrv Dickson now back with the St Louis Cardinals after several vears of absence is a man of manv Ditches but he likes the slider the best Actually J u on v iri TV — ji: child with a new toy He noticed that we were wearing a gold tie clasp with the word "Giants' engraved on it a gift from the baseball club he examined it Itrlfnul and then asked if that wss our name written on it 0 what if he I : more from his fight with Floyd Patterson than most college professors can make in several years Now that Patterson who got a split decision over him is porarily sidelined with a broken ! iTesevise I'Four Games five-and-dim- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A regional telecasting program of four football games during the IS56 season has been approved by the Skyline Conference which will receive $15000 for the telecasts Games-tbe televised are Wy- - e store" ttil 1 v 2-- 8-- 2 au-th- e i 9-- 3-- J ms 30 3 27 8 in 8th Baltimore- 8 Kiniii —City RBI Smith 23 — Moore SimpioR DP — Miranda and and Firlfan Left — Thompion more 7 Karsaa City 8 B3 — Baltilast 16 game— no help to Man Moore Zuverink Kretiow 4 Harrmtton ager tnarn urirnxn reported on SO — Moore 2 F&rrares Kreo v the way out f Karrinrten W — J"errare — Harrington deal L Thursday's with the Cardinals paid off for ntUt their the Giants Red Schoendienst sent AB H O3 A ABHO A 15 irtt division a pinch homer into the stands for 0102 3 Yct3t LOS ANGELES (AP) — Two T°Ve' Runnel 5S rox2t 2 0 0 Paularf best performances on American ond as stencme stones into tf- - two seventh inning runs that tied Minoaolf 13 0 of feleverslfe nine their place by winning PMUeyrf soil — a shot-pu- t it at 3 all With reliefer John of 61 feet 4 2 1 0 Lemon Jt Dobj-cinches by Parry O'Brien and a last 11 games 0 the the Olson cf 10 Lollare chilling Redlegs The Brooks in fifth place and Giants then 1:471 for the 800 meters by Tom FiUgeralde the run Drojolb got winning Valdiv'iaoai Aparicioaa four games back before the re- - as issued a Courtney — gave service track viva l started Johnny Klippstein "Wieolerp Pierct p made it five straight aKUlebrew walk Willie Mays and field aces new goals to shoot a with decision over Milwau- continued a Paseualp streak it today bOravtti The final day of the Inter- - kee's bumbling Braves last night with 24 33 took over 2 No 18 the Totaia 17 8x17 8 Brooklyn service Meet matched such Olym Hit sacrifice fly for Wietler in 7th JOIN CARDINALS pic hopefuls as Lou Jones and sAot vAcatfd bY Cincinnati in a bFlied In for Pascual 9th w t0 Jh Whiter Lockman and Al Dark Wathtrfton 0O0 010 100 — 2 Jim Lea in the 400 meters Lea 601 Chiearo 101 rV" 04x— 7 t Pirates the big men in the Cards' half RBI — Fox 4 and Thane Baker in the 200 and Drop© Aparicio onc ame of the trade got three of St Ie4ad- -by Jack Davis and Milt Campbell in Tri?r£d Lellar 2B — Wittier Yost SB 21 a Louis' seven hits off Ron Kline — Mines© Fox HR — Lollar S pointi-- m the high hurdles — Fox Pontage SF 12-Kiilebrew BB — Piere rout Louis Card - winning his sixth The Bucs had 4 Wiealer 8 Pascual 3 SO — Pierc 3 RBIs 2 from four Hank Foiles who Wietler Paacual 1 W — Piere PhlIadelphia Wu Chicago farther than the 61-- he has pnd-- ! 2aJsL — Wiesler 5 in 10 inninSs and then lost homered with two on and built ing from an earlier try this vear UP a 6 0 lad in three innings to Boste His listed world record is 60 toTthe Cubs- 8 Detroit AB H O A — ABHOA i feet 10 inches S 2 3 0 Pierssllef m A walk bv reliefer 3 2 0 1 KltutJb Bridew&erii 3i n0 i t Army's Courtney trimmed Wes New York Yankees kept then 11 bulge as Johnny Kucks Turk Lown and a squeeze bunt 4 22 3$ Willlamtlf Belardilb 4 2 S 1 Santee the Marine pro bv 10 Vernon three-hi- t lb Kaiinerf 110 0 Cleveland and Mickey by Ted Kazanski won the opener 1 yards in the 800 And Santee" was Mantle Jentenrf 3 0 3 0 Majcwelllf for his the Phils who had tied it at 0 2 4 Lepcioib 23rd home run poled set down again by the officials Boone 3b 4 2 11 14 0 Daley c on Elmer Valo's pinch three-ruTuttlecf 4 0 3 1 victory Second place They said he shoved the Air for a 113 House e 4 0 8 0 Buddings blast in a the eighth and solo 0 0 1 Porffieldp rBoii Force's Lon Spurrier on the final Chicago thumped Washington ir2b 3 i e i Detroit tied Boston for fourth shot in the ninth by Jim Green-gras- s curve and disqualified the forLsryp 20 00 10 0 0 Truck p with a In the nightcap the Cubs decision over the Red mer Kansas star Torre on 1 1 t 0 Sox Baltimore across defeated six in Kansas the sixth pushed Courtney's time is unsurpassed lioeitp 0 0 0 0 half of them on Pete Whisenant's SS 11 24 10 by any other American He ran City Totals 30 7 27 I homer 1:488 in Finland last summer Singled for Trucki in 7th FURILLO SHINES Kucks stamped himself ts the Boiton 00$ 000- 600— 2 At Ebbets Vr Field 602 03r— $ Carl V Furillo Yankees' chief injun fighter with Dttroit dash men — Ira Murchison 104 Daued in — RBI Pierian Veraon Boone 8 runs three with — a his RR y four Boon i S — Xaline win wiiium im eighth victory and third over — Belardt iunakastted Left the Tribe Mantle's homer came Ep Boston U Detroit 3 BB — Porterfield with one cn in the first and the 3 Lary 3 SO — Porterfield 4 Lary 3 Yanks tagged Mike Garcia for Hoeft 3 W — Hoeft L — Porme imiu iui Luagers victory ineir nine hits in six frames Jim terfield Rocky Nelson also homered New Trk homered for Cleveland Milwaukee blew a 1 lead built Busby 1 1 Grand Slams ABHO AB M O A won his ninth with 5 114 A Billy Pierce nr "Rill Ttniinn't McDougaldaa Smithrf 4 0 3 0 I— an eight-hitte- r a a for 'the White Siebernif 4 0 Gil Hodges cf the Dodgers d got only four hit off s l Sox who used 13© MaftUecf 3 1 Roen3b to walls eight 1858 2 0 Berrte season with 11 Maglie Clem Labine and winner gan the Wertrlb 113 build a lead against Bob Wies-le- r 12 1 Collins lb Melelf 4 6 2 grand slam home runs to his! Ed Roebuck The Braves now 0 0 Korenrf then socked Camilo Pascual Eoibvff credlt- 0 0 Bauer rf Carratquelis t fifth have dropped 11 of' their for four runs in the 1 4 Carey3b eighth on bMitehe'11 Sherm Lollar's homer and a 2 4 Coleman 2b Strlckrdts 0 1 1 Kuckap one 1 Wrtf triple by Nellie Fox BASEBALL PERSONALITY Garcia p 1 Ray Boone boomed his 9th and 1 Mosip 10th homers for all of Detroit's eWard r 0 Daleyp 0 0 runs as Billy Hoeft won his eighth in relief Loser Bob Pcrterfield 31 6 It 14 m 3 27 3 Totaia had a lead in the second on Jim Piers all's homer and four LEAGUE straight singles off Frank Lary The Orioles had only three hits but got two in the ninth with Hal LEADERS Smith's single scoring the run off reliefer Bill Harrington Lou Kretiow gave the Birds only one hit By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for 73 innings AMERICAN LEAGUE By JOE RE I OILER triple crown batting homer and BATTING (125 NEW YORK (AP) In addi- RBI titles win the most valuable New York '388 Maxwell tion to hitting home runs where player award or hit 400? Detroit 363 Kuenn Detroit and they've never been deposited beHIS OWN ANSWER fore Mickey Mantle is swinging Vernon Boston 358 "Hit 400" he replied without at a 400 pace in a league where RUNS — Mantle New York 56 such a mark has not been cracked hesitation "First of all I'm not Yost Washington 41 McDoug-alsince Ted Wiliiams did it in 1941 aiming at Ruth's record nor am New York 40 I trying to hit the tall out cf Plain City is leading the FanThe Oklahoma kid has become Yankee RUNS BATTED IN — Mantle Stadium I feel if I hit West Stake Senior Division toft- a personality you can cash in at 400 New 57 ork Simpson Kansas the home runs RBIs and ball league with two wins and no the box office The customers City 45 Wertz Cleveland 44 eise losses will in fall cverymmg line to see him pop one of his You've HOME RUNS — Mantle In the junior division th( Op- got to da- everything right long ones 23 Btna New York 18 to oe lucky enough to hit 400 den is Fifteenth Ward on top with How does all this affect the shy Wertz Cleveland and S levers four straight wins What are his worst fears? siugger of the New York YanWashington 14 League Standings: "My legs" he answered "I've kees? What does he think of his STOLEN BASES — Franeona SENIOR DIVISION chances to maintain his 400 pace got the leg of an old man I'm Baltimore and Kuecn Detroit 7 worried about hurting throughout the season? What are always W 6 Cleveland Pet Busby h his hopes and fears and ambi- them As a result I'm afraid to Plain City 2 0 1000 PITCHING (5 decUIonj) — extend myself That's why I don't Harrisville tions? 1 ffOO Pierce 0 1000 Brewer Boston do much base stealing I keep Fifteenth "Sure I'd like to leave some 0 1 818 Hoeft Detroit 000 Chicago thinking that maybe I ought to Marriott good records behind when I'm eu 0 2 800 000 bunting It's too much of a through" said the JUNIOR DIVISION strain on the legs But once the NATIONAL LEAGUE star I starts game about W L Pet til BATTING (125 forget Long DIFFERENT FEELING tnem I g t ton Fifteenth 4 o 1000 Pittsburgh 370 Clemente Pittspreserving wraDDed fh in "Who wouldn't? I'd be tin 3 l Harrisville 750 burgh 351 Bailey Cincinnati fim" if I said I didn't get t banglying ' Lorr'ond 2 1 S32 viW 667 out Mickey despite his powerful Of all those home runs But hon- irame is so brittle that either - 1 667 RUNS— Boyer St Louit 42 xult it's not same 2 2 the estly 500 Snider and Elasin-gamfeeling as or his legs could break down at j£Iam 9liy Brooklyn when Dad was alive Everything est 2 0001 0 St Louis 3d moment and end his career Farr any I've achieved in baseball and in Mantle looks healthy but r he's SJatervUlc 0 3 000: RUNS BATTED IN — Boyer St AAA Louis 0 3 Marriott 49 Long "Pittsburgh 46 everything else I owe to him He rrvrr n!vr? full devoted his entire life to me Monday s schedule m junior Musial St Louis 42 he started as a pro— and that in ''When he was alive I couldn't dudes two teascn in the division Farr West vs Mound HOME RUNS — htng h wait to call him after I'd hit a His chronic osteomvelitis rmnnrt at 6:50 17 Boyer St Louis 15 Harrisville vs whiehiFort home run and hear what he him out of occasion Lomond View at S era and Snider Brooklyn Banks Chicago would have to say He never Jicpt flares us sservice Fifteenth vs Marriott it 9:10 and Post Cincinnati 14 left shin ally bragged and never wanted me to PITCHING pm Wednesday's schedule FifThe in his right knee (5 decisions) — How many times were you at hurt incartiiege vs teenth Plain Citv at 6:50 Lawrence Cincinnati the 1951 World Series 1000 pm bat son?' He'd ask and I'd tell had to be cut out A ham- and Farr West vs'siaterville tt Labine Valentmetll Brooklyn pulled him 'four' Then he'd say 'you Freeman Cincinnati muscle in his right thigh 9:10 pm ihould have hit a couple more' string Fifteenth will test Harrisville Chicago and McDaniel St Louis 1 800 forced him to miss most of the He said that so I wouldn't become 1955 World Series in & senior game Wednesday at Another but I knew that pulled muscle this one In his left 8 pm Dac' rifk life mn 4 was he secretly pleased That thigh sidelined him during s?r j'- -t Cw ia new m4 made me nappy" i: In 7 Invasions tve en flftt myity IIUNSWICK' 11 rViiVrt him PfninWi- If MlCiCev had his rhnir tirtt would he prefer — break Babe know how torturous it is for him Joe Broun New Orleans lijht- iUB WARRIN'S ' u a ArjRlith S hom A furs Keffltno r J — VprnrA fe 4J wm nu u utu tvci iu i uji weight boxer was in sctcii Pad- the first t6 hit the ball out of day His Ufa art stivci taped fic invasions while ia the'- Kivy atV l h?ri Df 43474 Ytaitt Stediua cipturg thrl every day from ihiaheavily to thith I duhcj World War II THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The fun may be about ever in the National League pennant race The world champion Brooklyn Dodgers finally making By New Record 1 5 0fia i 1 --- - u - t f - 1 I ! 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Frftnccnaef Simpson rf TEStfRDAT'g KfSl IT$ Adam3b Thomo'Onr S 1 4 0 Milwaukee 1 Brockiyn Fversrf Grothef 4 Cincirnat New York 1 t 0 3 li infttftfi 5raihc FinijanSb 5 Phiiidelchia 0 14 Miranda i firit Cbicajo Bases si 10 irminfs 1 0 J Moore p Demsestriit 9-- ! n Donovan s 14-- 7 1 rvn' Utah-Denve- 1939-whe- m 35 Washnftoh tt Chiesfo 2 1 110-met- e 000 011—5 i Coihm 3-- ' MINOR OOO Mnt — Ceiey tS V 10-1- 1 £Bl TODAY'S SCHEDtLE ca slump-shakin- - -- Cleveland 5-- 4 Garagiola added that Smith was lucky on one score— he won't have to bat against Dickson "I think I got only one hit off him guessing right one day" Garagiola said "I fell back and belted a slider for a home ran to beat him Otherwise" Joe said "his duke s mixture drove me daffy eyoeciallv that American Leeinn oian axaie oioraao A&M at Junior curve which he threw with Logan 0ct 20 Erigham Young- a submarine motion Mexico at rrovo- iov 3 8 iew T5:— ? uuna J oming at A ni°uu ALL tuts was smncir 17 rov i'rovo Jf Dickson I get a lot of kidding E L Dick Rfym- he told The Sporting News writer neyLommissione said the contract is with sta 'about the number and type of tions KOA-Tin Denver KTVT pitches I throw But I throw only in Salt Lake City and KFBC-Tsix although I do try to use them RESULTS Cheyenne all from three heights — overhand in The are four of five set sidearm and underhand" He de- aside dates the National Collegiate by INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE assortscribed his variety-storAssn teleAthletic for regional ment as a fast ball sinker curve Miami Buffalo slider knuckleball and screw- - casts The agreement permits Rochester Havana "lecastingof the four games in Bichmond 10 Toronto 9 ball He confided that he uses Montana Ltah Wyoming Colo the screwball least of all likes Montreal 6 Columbus 5 New Mexico rado and the slider best and recently has r AMERICAN ASSN The! game in Salt placed most reliance on his Lake 1 13 Oct was eliminated Denver 4 Charleston 2 10 inCity rom an schedule nings efrlLer tfntative Dickson picked up the slider Wichita in his first big league trial with fecau5e cf objections by Ltah Minneapolis thonUesLouisville 2 Omaha 1 Cardinals In he : St Paul 3 Indianapolis 2 saw Claude Passeau on the Cnb use it It's his pet pitch "It has SOUTHERN ASSN helped me the most" he said Atlanta 4 Mobile 2 "and I've learned to control it Memphis 6 Chattanooga 1 better than many other pitch Other games postponed 9 9 THE SLIDER IS much critiTEXAS LEAGUE cized Frankie Frisch says many Oklahoma 'City Fort of his pitchers were hurt because Worth Dallas Tulsa OTK (LP) — Kentucky son acreed "if vou don't use it1 iE Houston 7 San Antonio 2 richt or put it where it belongs Derby champion Needles is the Shreveport 2 Austin 1 The slider is effective if a right- - odds-ochoice today to win the WESTERN LEAGUE handed pitcher keeps it tight to a $100000 added Belmont Stakes of tJh a n A hHf oi-- tm4 it n rmIU Lincoln 2 Colorado Springs 1 paw keens it close in on a right- - the third and most gruelling leg II innings of the turfs "Triple Crown" clas- handed batter" Amarillo 7 Des Moines S Back in 1948 the season before sics Albuquerque 8 Sioux City 2 The Florida-brethe Cardinals sold him to Pitts-Needles put Topeka 6 Pueblo 2 burgh for S125000 Dickson had on a stirring stretch drive to win 39 home runs hit off him a rec- - the Derby but lost out to Calumet ord until last year when the re- - Farm's Fabius in the Preakness markable Robin Roberts threw when a similar type finish found 42 eopher balls him running out of room in the "You can't let the home run short Pimlico stretch Thus ball kill you" Dickson said "I've there'll be no triple crown winner fcui n:uuri nervous Tension witn- - mis year out iNecciies is the pick St cut letting a bad pitch tear me in the mile and f Belmont n carrild I Vifri over Ifsd up inside I want to win as much at odds of "JJ as anyone but sometimes you Fabius is back to prove his win P? x De can get too fine with a pitch" in the Preakness was no fluke 5 pafl C1W Equestrian alons° with the C- v wMtri Karnes DICKSON IS SOMEWHAT of pair of Career Bov and Ur? AppTwenty-twa physical oddity He weighs orlv Rici Tavi who beat Fabius in the Dressage teams 148 pounds and looks frail but Leonard Richards Stakes last Sat- - participated in vestrrrlav Stockholm's' Olympic $u?mm nas xne stamina strength and urday Beau Diable Gun Shot at 1 and n agility of a much younger man Most amazinz savs The Snnrf hi if wh ing News it th win as well has a sore arm Dickson ssv h- tfvt rrh rfoA as I He winnmc rsafionsl 1 C tL imrrK a su e rn i arm i h " tn in rnmrsct uauiiK iv"jvuiui-sis v ilia only once in his career "I went tactics Needl worked the full mmftn 1 y bowlmg" he said "and rolled Belmok distance last Sundav finJ the soreness out of it" ItC-with regular rider Dave Erb up seeLl'with 14J6 - f third The colt h i S3 uhlapon Pitching has made the Pittsburgh Pirates the surprise baseball team of 1956 and three handcuff kings show how they start troubles for the opposition They are left to right Ron Kline Bob Friend and Elrov Face The Buccabeers have another good one in Vernon Law! graduate of the Utah game of 1946 bases-loade- meeting Archie Moore in September for the heavyweight title "I think I beat him easier than Patterson" he remarked "He's an old man Skin is soft He cuts easy" And then with childish eagerness he asked: "Don't you think I'm learning to punch real good?" Strange to say Cos Amato Patterson's veteran manager also thinks Moore will be easier for his fighter to beat than- Hurricane was He reasons thus: "Moore will be more dangerous because he's a real hard hitter but because he's old Archie likes to set his own leisurelv pace and wait for an opening Patterson won't let him do that and I expect to see Floyd stop the old man Patterson can't miss winning the title" We shall hear from Moore anon on this matter 1956 a&truck out for Nor en in 7th bFUed out for Crrquei in tth tGroundfd cut for in 8th Moii New York 200 040 OOO — LEAGUE :t n 39 n33 23 Baltimore Kanats City W Mc-Ca- ll Writing about Dickson in the current issue of The Sporting New? Bob Broeg relates a s forme about Joe Garagiola ratrhrr and now a hrnarirsttp Cardinal games Garagiola caught Dickson both in St Louis and Pittsburgh Talking to Cardinal rookie catcher Hal Smith Garasi olal'said: "Wait till vou Dickson You haven't got fingers or toes for all the you'll need He's got a wider as so'rtment than a 18 Noren Colemtn Bunbv Roen SB HR — Mantle Buibv SF — Catty By THE ASSOCIATED PKfSS rtoten DP — Coleman McDougald and W L Pet CB Collins MeDeufaid Coleman and Col24 S3 Kew York 636 lins BB — Ciarcla 2 Kucks 2 SO — 21 2S 353 3 Chicago Oareia 3 Kuck 2 Mcssi 3 Div a ft 15 28 52a Cleveland W — Kuckt L — Guiit 7 14 27 Boston 7 53$ Den-cu- t KEEP PIRATES IN PENNANT RACE All-Ameri- JUNE t-2 i J cane Jackson There never has been anything wrong with Hurricane that a little education couldn't cure Trouble is he is highly allergic to readin' 'ritin' and rithmatie He is a likeable kid He stands as straight as any West Point cadet he' has a winning smile and perhaps the most beautiful teeth you will ever see in a human head He speaks and acts like a little boy and he is just as easily pleased Today for instance he had on a vivid pink shirt no tie and a light gray jacket and dark trousers Somebody had given him a tie clasp with a boxer engraved on it and he was as pleased as a NYE TOURNEY CHAMPS R LEAGUE-SCORE- STANDINGS MAJfl man of boxing" said one noted scribe "How could he ever mingle with leaders in other professions as Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey did?" The prospect — rather remote at the moment — doesn't worry us We venture to say that the public would be delighted to meet this strange simple illiterate character known as Hurri- i STANDARD-EXAMINE- OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING Some cf our more erudite fight writers were almost sobbing into their beer today as they shudderingly discussed the possibility that Jackson (Hurricane) Tommy next be the heavyweight might champion of the world "Think of having him as the No THE OGDEN of Amtrko1 finest Bowling IsiablhhmoRtiT ! |