Show FIRST CLASS' SHORTSTOP THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- 7 R ' OGDEX UTAH SATURDAY EVENING h f v i '4 m ri i :'ih Us q f- - Vi - M ' f' - ' Sr - De pot T : vf ft Trainer Busier Lilly gives Blue Choir special treatment for sn oar-olbreathe? into the special ailing head due to smus The vaporizrr feed hag and it eased the concotion People who lo?e money on him receive nothing of course 4-- slug-woul- y fill r n b w H i K m a H i rl I - 1 111 r" v" 3 : ini - r 33-3- st - B"' 5-- n?tterhal (5-- 2 twi-nig- (2-- nCA°ly (5-- (3-- (5-- Klaus Buddin D Williams Miranda RBI — Piersall 2 Nieman Goodman Gastall Miranda Moore 3 Jensen 3 Klaus 23 — Goodman 2 3B — Klaus II R — Moore Jensen BB — Moore 7 Zuverink 2 Parnell 3 SO — Moore 3 Zuverink 2 Parnell 3 De- iock d w — ueiocK L — Zuver ink t - i i SSn?70ECfC1 rfhfrj v rlt I 6-- 5 in 12 inning Francfs- t ?S (7-- Pierce game: Lemon Anil i 11-1- 5 A k 0 Facep Foiies Hearn Lynch a tJ — Law 2 W — Law 4 Hearn Cincinnati 4-- 040 250 020—13 000 020 000— 2 New Washington 1 4 1 cOlson Runnels 2b Sieverslb Courtnevc Lemon rf 1 10 10 2 0 Oravetz if 2 0 1 4 Vaidi vielsoss 1 0 0 0 sPlew-sf- s 0 1 2 0 R Ramos p 1 0 0 0 bEerberet 0 0 0 1 Martin 2b Collins lb Mantle cf Berrac Siebern if Bauer rf Carev3b Ri77utoss Gnmp Larsen p Coleman p 110 17 4 3 2 0 0 2 0 4 0 10 0 13 0 110 113 0 2 0 3 2 0 0 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 4 24 3 Totals Cincinnati St Louis 5 i4 14 o i 7 u 2 4 0 0 0 2 4 2 9 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 1 4 10 Kucnn ss Hicks ss 1 f smmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmtm: ' TV Popular : - L — 23 6 27 8 000 001 000 — L i CCO 010 30x— 4 - E ' L"! 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Annual f¥Wi : jfo 2 Chicago 0 0 lb Hoak AB H O A lb Baker 2b Fond v lb 4 1 0 n 3 2 4 Banks ss 3 Morynrf Irvinlf isenantcf Landrithc Rush p Burdellp p sTannT Trowbridge p bTorre 15 0RO 112 110 4 '3 0 3 0 4 0 2 1 11 o 4 1 G 1 12 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Sifaterp 0 cCo mjcton Kinim Cltr AB HOA 20 -' i Bowlers frcm ail over the United States and Canada will be in Ogden fo participate In the msst talked about singles tournament in the bowling world today 32 consecutive days of bowling This event brings Ogden and Utah na publicity and puts the eyes of the bowling world squarely upon us so come on Ogden extend a hind of welcome to our out of town visitors Attend fhs Maxie Kosof endurance classic See the experts in action See the AMF pinspotters operate around the clock The endurance classic runs every day starting" this Saturday until July 31st squads starting every night at 8 pm fion-wid- e Here Are the Bowlers Who Will Start the Ball Rolling for the Second Annual World Wide Maxie Kosof Endurance Classic at Paramount Bowl Ogden Utah 8 P M- -H F Murf) Martinson Bozeman Men-ta- n Che! Merimee Louisville Ky Toye Lindblad Albany Oregon Don Elkins Albany Oregon Danny Crawford Pocateilo Idaho Jack McFall Ogden Utah Af Stone Og-de- n Utah Dick Strafford Compton Calif John Collefte Compton Calif Harold Wikel Kokomo Indiana Bun Fazio Detroit Mich Tuff Nelscn Pccatelio Idaho Ellen Saturday Elkin Albany Oregon Marie lindblad Albany Oregsnj Penrose Pomona Calif Jerry 1 ShanUp bLoper wjrnanp 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 u u u u 2B — Rice Hoak 3H — HR Banks Lcgsn Whisenant BB — Trow- bridire 2 Slenter 4 Rush 1 SO — L-g- Baroette I Trowbridee 3 Sleater 2 30 5 27 14 Hush 8 W — Rush Tottls e L — aCaUed out en strikes for DeMaestri ? in 7th bStruck out for Shantz in $fh Detroit 000 002 102—3 Kansas City Oco iwo coo 0 E — DeMaeitri 2 RBI — Ma n veil 4 Kaline 23 — PhiUirs HR — MaxNine members of the 1936 Miswell 2 Kaline BB — Hoeft 2 La?ora4 5 — Hoeft 3 Lasorda 3 Shantz sissippi baseball team are on the ?P 1 w — Hoeft 1056 football squad L — Lasorda - t7-- 3' Bur-dett- B (Q) r (7-4- 2-Sp- t9-- 3) I - I " I- 0T 1116 I : : i 1 - liidiiuuiiuii 1 2 0 0 12 1 2 0 2 0 5 1 llF mas iHAimtcliAH ¥ r'N rpin nm Buzz personally at 11:30 ima Ifll Willi lilia 1 World's Middleweight Contender uses your bowling problems 1 1 1 J gene fullmer 2-- Hodges If I Meet j i ram &&jxwm One of the World'svRfost Able Bowfers I j eaar" SSr"'" I - 7j Brooklvn ' ' i8-- Power lb 4 0 110 Fmisianab 4 2 12 110 Brtdewesert2b Sk'izaslf 4 0 1 0- 3S n Tota 31 8 27 fi Maxwell if Simpson rf 3 14 0 aGrounded out for Burdette m 5th Kahnerf Thompson c 4 16 0 bLi'ned out for Trowbridge in "to Grothcf 2 110 KennedySb cSmgled for Sleater m Sth 2 010 no 001—4 rhillspslb DeMaestriss 0 0 5 Milwaukee Tutt!cf aZernial 10 0 0 Chicago 200 301 C2x— S Wilson c Baxesss 0 0 0 E — O'Conne'! Rush Bruton RBI Boier2b 3 0 3 6 — Banks 2 Whisenant 2 Landrith Hceftp 0 2 0 Lasorda p 0 Rush Logan 2 Adcock Covineton S6 9 27 12 ' - SO- E — Bai!ev RBI — Blasincame Dark Bailey 2B — Bailey Del Greco titt — rvuxhall 3 Mizell 4 SO — Nux- 1 hall 5 MizeU--W — Mizell L — Nuxhall ABHOA 10 Brutoncf (5-- 1 I M st I ntt ABHOA ABHOA lemn2b BI5'game2b 33 02 5 4 1 4 0 3 1 Postrf Darkss 12 4 12 0 Beli ef 4 19 1 Musiallb 4 15 0 KSuszewskilb BoverCb 4 0 0 0 3 13 0 Robinspnlf Bepulskilf 4 0 3 0 I 3 17 0 Baileyc Moon rf 2 0 3 0 4 0 11 Jab!onski3b Smith c 3 2 5 1 2 0 14 McMil'nss DelGrccocf 2 110 I 2 0 0 0 Nuxhallp Mizellp 3 0 0 0 I 5 0 O C'nell 2b-3- b 4 0 3 1 2 1 Mathews 2 2b 4 0 Aaron rf 3 0 Thomson If 4 2 Adcocklb Wh 4 0 Ricec 4 2 Loeanss 14-- 0 "One of America's finest Bowling Establishments' Walls 1 (3-- t7-- 1- - HOA BOWL 5-- 3' 2 24 23 24 5 27 7 Totals aFHed out for Va!ci!velso in 8th bStruck out for Ramos in Sth cFhed out for Herzog in 9th 010 COO POO— Washington ew York 211 000 P0x— 3 E — Runnels RBI— Courtney Bauer 2 Siefcer 23 — Bauer 33 Runnels HR — Courtney BB — Ramos 9 Grim t SO — Rarnog 3 Bverlv 1 Grim 8 Coleman 1 W — Grim L — Ramos 10 11 0 0 — Face Law Meyer Milwaukee 23 AB PARAMOUNT sppiTc mmm' today- 4 Byerlvp Drtrolt Sav: ' up 0-- ork 3 KR 1 Jones 3b Robitsonlb 2 0 4 0 2 4 Kazanski2b aXeisonlb 10 3 10 3 Kmalieyss Furiilorf 3 0 i 2 0 0 2 S Walker c 3 0 0 0 0 0 Meyer prp Drysdale p 2 0 Boebuckp 0OOO hAmoros 10 0 0 Labmep 0 0 0 0 33 11x23 14 30 7 27 20 Totals aStruck cut for Robinson in 7th bStruck out for Roebuck in Sth xOne out when winning run scored 020 200 O10 5 Philadelphia 010 100 004 — 6 Brooklyn E — Drsda!e RBI — Kazanski 2 Smailey Hodges Jones 2 SnidT 3 Jackson 23 — Jones HR — Hodces 2 Jones Snider 2 Jaokson BB — S Miller 2 Drvsdale 1 SO — S Miller 5 Drysdale 5 W — Labme L — AB H O A 11 Herzogcf 3 14 3 0 IS m 3 0 2 2 ! (f)-- 3 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 5 3 o r n bJ! " at the Paramount Bowl or - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 4 3 1 4 AB H O A 4 0 3 0 Yost 3b Don't say ''Bowling Alley1' 001 100 31x— 6 Pittsburgh E — Bressoud Hesrn Clerrent Groat BBI — Bressoud Hearn Law Clemente Skinner Virdon Walls 2B — Sarnl Brcssoud Rhodes - Skinner 3B — 5) and Lollar Moss 8 Daley 2 McLish 5 and Hegan 6 Loser — Lemon ' '2-- Please © Conley Totals 34 10 27 11 aTriplcd for Law in 7th bKan for Lynch in 7th eSafe on error for Jacobs in 7th ciRan for Long in 7th eFhed out for Sarni in 8th out for McCall in Pth fFld w York 030 000 000— 3 4 Second Chicago Cleveland ' j 33 8 24 14 i5-- - fotir-ifmins- back-to-bac- 27 — bE O'Brien McCaHp fMueUer for Wilson in 7th bRan for Dropo in 9th BOO 002 000—2 Chicago Cleveland 100 102 01 x— 5 E — Avila Carrasquel Wertr RBI ABPhiladelphia H O A — W'er:? Score Naragon 2 CarrasPhiladelphia — 23 Hosen Woodling Dropo '4 2 0 0 A' burocf quel HR — Narsgon BB — J 4 2 12 0 Blaylocklb 1 Wilson 4 Martin Carrasquel Score 3 SO — 4 0 5 1 Lopatac W ilson 4 — 6 W Score Score 4 12 0 F - -f L — Wilson dO-4 2 3 0 Vaiorf aFlied-ou- ! n lllV (1 4-- 3 5 tu-nr- vff 4i 3-- 1 3 7 Chicago rf-l- 0 0 0 0 1 (4-- and San Diego took San iCo over the hurdles 10-2 RUN HOMEPvS gXexvn got in early rouble HaLNaraFon'c Put Pched steadily the rest of broke a for the Indians the to wind way up with a seven the in first game as Score won his seventh and didn't permit an nitter and his 12th victory of the earned run The nightcap became season high for the league Pierce's seventh straight victory BALCENA HOMERS in his 14 decisions Three walks balcena homered in the first and singles by Sam Mele and Al Inning and later added a pair of i ne doubles one nf which drove in V'V" Vlutu ms snui°ut'YVhite Sox banged loser Bob another run The lo- went o Lemon and two relifers for 16 Marino Pieretti Jt' and Hollywood Saeramentn his each SOt "x hit but the fiffhSfoVhn4G?°Grim allowing aid better with their Ben Court- - went the route for the Stars !nl t0 ut own a Sacramento ra'n:nr :had CI£hth rall-n'1 fnn!n? in'the ninth when Wallv Reliefers Larsen and Westlake homered for the third Rip Coleman held the Nats hit- - Solon run less The Yanks had just five hits Joe Stanka first of fmr Raor9 ° P'tchers wound up with full Bauer the loss doubled for two runs- - Mickey Bob Montle walked all four times he left field wall j! fioubled off the for the Portland came to bat Beavers in the bottom of the 12th Jackie Jensen's two-ruhomer inning to drive in the run that his 10 th tied thescore for Boston be'vancotiv Three oHheix leaver off young Pv!lly!runs laUS h?n Jim McDonald were unearned doubIecrand eSith ThoPnoh ° I1"11- mih"i ihcy ?ent him down to his defeat nevertheless ?rJolv!had an un siarier JH iii "" iiei Parnell who was nicked for five Poyce Linf who came on and runs in the second— three on Ray worked the last three frames for Moore's first major leacue homer the Beavers held the Mount les tc one hit and notched the vicDeLock won his fourth out six snd not giving a hitstriking in his tory Vancouver outhit the win? ners rolinf but committed three i yj u j jiK Al Kaline and Charlie Maxwell disastrous errors Dlck ioung homered for Port- homered for the Ti- land in in the third the sitxh gers inning off loser The San Francisco Seals lost lorn Lasorda Maxwell also homered with one on in the ninth tnetr seventh straight game and fell into a seventh place tie when WON HIS EIGHTH San Diego for six runs in Mirell who had lost three the eighth erupted to come from behind straight won his eighth giving and win up the Rerileg run in the sivth nn Arnie Atkins took the win al- a vais ana ±a bailey's double though he nceaecl last inning Three runs in the seventh on two help" tu-Air- — 4-- ABHOA Brandt f Jacrbs2b 3 5 4 3 1 5 0 111 White lb cLcni? 10 0 0 4 110 Mayscf dJO'Brien2b 0 0 10 3 110 Khoaeslf Skinner lb 4 2 8 1 0 Lenncnrf 110 Virdoncf 4 110 4 0 0 2 4 0 11 ThnmasCb Spencer2b 1 2 2 4 Sarnic Wallsrf 4 13 0 1 0 0 0 eWilson Clementelf 4 14 0 0 0 0 0 V'estrume Groat ss 4 115 3 10 2 Castlemannb Fcxlesc 3 2 3 1 3 13 4 Bresoudss Lawo 2 110 3 10 4 Hearn-aLvnch 110 0 0 0 0 if ip ex-An- d who has been in nitrhino for Memnhis nf tho Southern Assn He' had a 12-record with Memphis in 1955 400-mete- n Come Out and Meet Them Plltshnrgh 5 0 4 0 T The Seattle Rainiers not be snobs but they provedmay to the los Angeies Angels vesterdav mat they do not like to crowd too Chicago t Jer ela od ABHOA Ciose to the other members of 'ABHOA 2 0 0 1 Fsposito3b Aviia 2b 2 0 3 1 the Pacific Coast League '4 0 2 3 Fox 2b WoodlmgJf 5 13 0 Smithf 4 10 0 The Rainiers dropped the An- '4120 MmcsoIf Wert zI b 4 14 0 Phillevrf 4oio a full tuo same 'bsrl- with 3 0 1 o Dobvcf gels Ward lb 0 0 3 0 4 0 7 0 Lollarc Rosen3b 3 113 that had victory tuo herods —'i i Busliycf 3 0 4 0 Dropolh — pucner 0 0 0 0 hDelsmg timer Singleton and 41181 3"2 2 1 Car'squelss 4 2 7 1 batter Bob Balcena 112 Aparicio ss Xaragonc '2 0 0 1 Wilson p 4 10 2 Score p also Hollywood I) 0 remained aPhillips 0 0 0 0 Martin p elusive in third place with a win over Sacramento Portland 32 3 24 8 Totals E 32 9 6"3' vs Dickson Milwaukee s! 3 vs Jones 7i ABHOA f? t4-- Paul Stuffel the' majors with the Phillies is 7' Xew York t By THE VMTEI) PRESS Pittsburgh scored three un-- : earned runs in the seventh in-- : mng to beat last place New York beat Vancouver iS-- j E Now at Memphis 4-- 3-- 0' 0 Philelphia uVCr Crews 100-inc- - ia-- i 4i (4-5- five-hitte- 5 1 t Brooklvn — Rob- Philadelphia erts 8 vs Erskme 6 New York at Pittsburgh — Gomez vs Kline Cincinnati t St Louis — Fowler aL-ne- j - YESTERDAY'S RESl LTS Chicago 8 Milwaukee 4 Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 6 New York 1 3 St Louis Cincinnati TODAY'S SCHEDI LE ht ) S iiioiefoii fills U k ' 1 1 (10-3- 5 " 4 '27 2 — 3 300 240 0 — 9 General Mill 6 5 Tucker and Hill Garner Jensen srri Steel 2S!h Amm Squad 5 7 000 04—4 4R2 10—15 14 2 Marmf Jpmbson snd Skotec Thompson end h " a' 4 11 nd L King Kussell and Vanque Orock I'tah Gen Depot 103 331 4—15 13 fl T " e s 3'"'0 OOO 0 — 3 212 0O2 1 — 11 1 2-- e MttviS 200-mete- j (3-- 7 "3-- 3 e Club EaKles j 1 Leu-Bunlett- ninth-innm- Havana 2-- j four-hitte- k I n e five-gam- e er he-par- STANDINGS ' 8-- 4 ! t- oth-bee- "St-- 5-- - --- :- r Billy Hoeft's In the National first place Milwaukee lost its third straight to the Chicago Cubs But Cincinnati muffed the chance to take over the lead losing to the vv nmer vdiujiidis i vinegar psna) mizch stopped a lied! eg winning streak r a with Brooklyn's Duke Snider Randv Jackson and Gil Hodges socked hnmn-consecutive r rvi r j k1 umu piaLe within one game of first Luugers with a no-hi- t - STANDINGS 7-- 6 e ' r CmDCC MAJOR - - jcor was-thre- a r-- n tiff" V THE ASSOCIATED PRESS How about that crafty nl' Caey 'rificc fly won it for the Cards Stengel? He's even uofthe scheii-- i Joe Nuxhall lost his seventh with ule working for him with the Chi-I- a s'u Miller had the Brooks cago White Sox and Cleveland In-- j on four hits 'til the ninth checked a in dians all tancled un dos fieht nt ae a watK Mas taeged just wiien thev linallv- looked1""1 for 17ih hnmor rf" "ihn Snider's to his American' ready challenge "oif 250th career shot Re- VanNew leadins York League i reter Jack Mver's second nilrh kees Jackson to tie it It was the White Sox who l Hod- -f bke Snider had ho-labopped the Yankees four straight three hits weekend and kept right nnfkerpdxvnn canier afIharf hiS homer YESTERDAY'S RFSILTS to 11 of 12 win games! The on rolling nCXl New York 3 Washington 1 tCi: were meanwhile Injuns winning Boston - 7 Baltimore 6 eluns Several have done the a in row eight Clve'- 1 Chicago homer act but this was Detron 5 Kansas City 0 Last night the two contenders the first game-winninmth-n-open- ed TODAY'S SCHEDULE a four-gamset in Cieve- - ning 5ro at Cleveland — Staley double-head- t Chicago with a u vs Garcia (' Scn- tWirnly- winntr n Washington at New York — Stobbs fe m Yankee thc Cubs soocd vs Kucks 1 gel who was uL nil three Stadium watching hs guys beat runs oft Joser Boston at Baltimore 2 — (7 4) Sssler 6 and PorterheM vs 3'1 "h 8 mnimam Ernio Banks hit his 17th homer Ferrarese and Loes 5JffS?0n' Detroit at Kansas Citv night — nocked off the Foytack ) vs Kellner Boion Baltimore ABHOA AB H O A 5 3 3 0 G'dman2b Tribe's $tnng to nine games But Gardner 2b 3 0 3 2 learnt S5 10 0 0 then Billy Pierce put the Sox jnthfievonrh L PiratesCrr?r 501013104 Klaus TWU'sJf D Wil slb-r- f 3 0 6 1 got right becoming the lirst ll-Kell3b 10 2 2 nR for rn Law-- thirrl victory n 00 00 00 bConsolo 2 0 10 Gernertlf Niemanlf winner in the majors by striking u- ii 5 17 0 Vernon lb t 3 0 3 0 " Eversrf out 10 and giving the Indians just Ltered LrThe Buc 4 2 2 0 Jensen rf cFranconacf 10 0 0 3 12 0 Piersalicf 3 0 2 0 four hits in a 13-- romp Pyburncf 1 0 White c dHslelb 10 10 3 1 0 2 Buddm § Gastailc 3 17 0 4TII STRAIGHT 1 'n l n parnell-I Miranda ss 3 12 2 With their fourth straight vic10 0 0 aStpnhs Moore 3 10 1 2 0 0 1 Delocko 0 0 0 0 Zuverinkp the Yankees tory padded their eFrazie? 10 0 0 lead to three games over the 27 10 35 7 SO 3 27 8 Totals White Sox with the Indians 54 out for Parnell in 6tn games back in third" bRan for T Williams in Bih cFanned for Evcrs in 8th Fourth place Boston beat Balti! dFanned for Pjburn in 8th i- II I more with some nifty relief eFouled out for Zuverink in 9th work by Ike DeLock And Detroit fFanned for Gardner in Pth Boston 110 020 210—7 defeated Kansas City on Baltimore jol 000 000—6 rnd tutal output hits and Ifour RBI's i After giving up four hits and 'three runs in the first inninsr Russell settled down to hurl the Eagles to a win over the Havana Club He pitched ball for the final six innings Russell was also the hitting star as he connected three safeties The MaRfies had little trouble downing the Squadron Crews for the winners hit a home run and double to drive 'in four of the 15 runs Ewing hifan inside-- ! homer Murphy got two of the Squadron's five hits Summaries Cl r vv-- sincles Bobby Del Greco's eround- twi-nigh- Squadron 15-- 4 General Mills took a lead in the first inning with three runs on Mc Entire's triple Hill for the winners blasted one but of the park to drive in two run Hill's d Dodgers Win in Ninth as Braves And Cincinnati 'Drop Contest: six-hittc- A mm liUiite' 400-met- 4!J0-metc- tu Bv ED WIEKS I JijjWfMFfin'r I four-bagge- a? t:: -- e i WHAT ABOUT THE LOSERS? 3 x n n 7 Apa-they'r- -- 9 ' SOMEBODY TO BLOW all-aroun- d Utah General Depot made it fie in a row in Industrial Soft-baLeague play last night by dumping General Mills 15-In other games the Eagles clumped the Havana Club 11-and the Marines defeated 29th il - - 111 m ifl b Mud II VV m NEW YOHK (UP) — Manager when thev turned shortstop Chico Martv Marion of the White Sox and outfielder Jim a fellow wno recognizes a first Carrasqucl 'c!a?s shortstop when he sees onvBub over 0 Cleveland in ex' is heartily endorsing his own Jit- - change for outfielder Larry Doby tie Luis Aparicio today as the5 They felt that the inexperienced fc American Leagues No 1 candi- - Aparicio couldn't begin to fill date for the rookie of the year Carasquel's shoes awar H Now however there are some y w"TriiiMiij irri''r"' Marion who v cot by the title who are convinced that Aparicio Mr Miortstop" during his play- - is toCarrav superior EED lng days with tnc St Louis Car- - quel although Marion refuses to dmats doesn't ordinarily get ex-- : be drawn into anv At right Marilyn Smith Marlcne Bauer Haggc and Louise comparison of cited over shortstops but he pulls the two Sugcs (left to right) watch on ball of first hole Louise after made lip out all the stops when he starts! LPGA championship at the putt during Odcilv Aparicio and Carrequcl Lake forest Club Detroit 150-- I are Left in a Louise tries Country little mind over matter as discussing the neighbors now in Caracas ball teeters on edge of hole for five minutes before finally dropping in pound Aparicio Venezuela and Chico even cave or a youngster with only two Luis tips on how to plav short-year- s ' experience in professional stop ball" Marion says "Aparicio is n n n rT riIIC0 TEACHES LUIS pulling off plays "in the field that other shortstops don't make when ' "We are good friends'' ricio declares "He teach me a lot up here 10 years j r J v fi f "When he reported to us this of things and sometimes we play ' in Venezuela" spring everyone told me he together Back in Caracas wouldn't hit major league pifqh- Aparicio's I was known as "the Babe father All was said 'let's'ing wait d and sec' The way he fielded I Ruth of Venezuela" for his have eben satisfied if he £'n£ exploits but Luis is not much hit only 250 But he's shown me of a fence-buste- r himself In his I J t 4 he's a better hitter than 'that first year in organized baseball and I see no reason v hv he can't w'tn Waterloo of the Three-i! li wind up 20 or 25 points better League in 1954 Aparicio hit only four homers and last year he hit than that" six with Memphis so "far he has LOS AN CELLS (AP) — Tworecord ruling that heights should MADE SLOW START r hit one probable fourth man in the with the Sox Aparacio born in Maracaibo Tie doesn't have to be a'lonnew worid records one of them be measured to the nearest quar- sprint relay Venezuela started slowlv this sea ball hitter to help us" Marion the first in his- - ter of an inch high jump Hcartbreskcr in the 100 w as son but Marion wasn't alarmed out "He takes a good cut lory point up toclav the predie-- : points Gl'ern Ohio State the failure of Duke's speedster sophomore "He was a little nervous at first at the ball and belore the season but that wore off in 'a hurry" is over I m sure he 11 collect his tioris that Uncle Sams oivmpic Havis smashed the Russian-helDave Sime to finish his qualifying flcId eam wiU bfl hp record in the and lrack hurdles says the White Sox skipper naie 01 extra base hits when he sped the barriers in 495 race After about 10 yards he ever "Don't forget he came up to us J was a wavs a front arimirr strongest me 1 wonn marK suffered a recurrence of the groin V were neid m tinal fioliUs m from ignt: events -rf — Momnhic i in x nil iuxuiv vi "- - ckt vumuii iuai mil anns 5(l-01 '"i"'" ' held by uriy Litujcv muscle pull that shehed him in rf the Coliseum Association and I doubt whether "and AnHHn rrminHc wo " r ' one and t last to failed brit t niversity ot lcas the r only night he had ever- seen a hif fc4- sprint at the NCAA 11L' i I'M in l'i a record of one type or freshman Eddie Southern finish produce game before" c dandy and sure 'has made a irp second also came under the championships two weeks ago His The exnerts said fho WhiiP ?nv nnrin u i oiU'tnpr- ftl0Ie are expected in to- - ing i Hi UU1 iuv lite iMuuuo uaii Have u"'11 final !l me xonu marK wan a time ot 4:v Olympic hopes went glimmering tnn mnrVi lin iufavp ' IUU "1 uiuwu lift ill VI iflil and third place Josh Culbreath of last night a Dumas Charleyfrom California's Compton Junior the Marines equalled it Others failing to make the College produced the greatest I F A CZ 1 1 F Sprint king Bobbv Morrow of grade included Bud Held world thrill when he cleared 7 feet 5s- - Abilene Christian won the h record holder in the javelin who in the high Jump meter dash in lOeconds but in finished fourth by one inch AubThe barrier long had the preliminaries he and two r rey Lewis the Notre Dame AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE compared with the previous- - ers equalled the world record hurdler who fell oer the ly reached goals of 4 minutes for time of 10 2 last barrier and Ernie Shelton the mile run and 60 feet for the The men who did it Ira Mur-sho- t former national collegiate high put It was the last to fall chison of the Armv and Than jumping champion who last year W I Pet was glad to do better" the Baker of the Air Force finished GB "I W L PcC GB barely missed on several attempts 44 24 Kw York 647 Milwaukee 35 25 53 lb-inc6 ' foot' Dumas grinned second and third in the finals at seven feet a 24 ?n 611 Chicago ? 27 Cincinnati 578 i Cleveland 56T when akcd why he stopped jump- - The three top finishers in all "fi Frooki n 23 563 5'j St Oregon's Bill Dellinger broke S SIR ai Louis1 35 3 vto his after His record events mg for the e Ri the American record for the 5000 a qualify 31 461 jump Olympic 12a Pittsburgh 11 "2 503 4'ls 2S 446 goes into the record at 7 team In addition Learnon King meter run with a time of 1426 rietrojt leap 17 422 10- Philadelphia 23 43 17'a Chicago Washington 23 15 417 feet Virch because of the world fourth m the 100 will go as a for the distance of about 3 1 mile? in Kansas City "563 25 43 13 Kew York 25 13 397 1 s JUNE 30 1858 t0-- 4y ort 3 Athletes i n© o menca s iriGsi sowiinq Establishments wj I |