Show r - w r THE OGOEN TWO SPARKLE Tigers Out i Gain South t n f High School outdis tanced South High nearly 300 yards in the opening contest of the season last night but still 3 tie with the settled for a Salt Lake Citv club i The Ogden High Tigers were easier the stronger team but forfeited a clean win on three J fumbles and two pass intercep tions at crucial points in the con- Vi Ogden 5 4 - 1 t ? 1 X 13-1- ERNEST KAMMEYER Dinner Boss Og-de- 13-yar- O'M alley Is raet o d good MOVED DEEPLY The Tigers moved deeply into South territory a couple of times in the first half only to have their scoring threat stopped by a fumble and failure to pick up a first down South scored first early in the second half An Ogden back fumbled the kick off and South recovered on the Ogden 13 Dennis Zito a shifty South halfback broke through the Ogden line on the first play shook off two Ogden tacklers and went over for a TD k was good Zito's and South led 6 With Hancock Van Dyke and Hinckley taking turns with the ball Ogden then moved all the way to the South 14 where Hinckley fumbled South recovered on its own 9 South kicked out of trouble from its own 12 and Aardema re turned the punt to the South 49 Oeden moved the ball to the line on a series of South 11 plays by Van Dyke Robert McConnell Hancock Hinkley and Reese Van Dyke smashed off tackle for the TD and Aardema kicked the score up to 13--7 for Ogden with point after try that split the uprights South's last and tieing score came after Van Dyke fumbled and South recovered on its own o iiicism " NEW YORK UP — Walter O Mai W who can't be sure whether he'll be talking to Nelson Rockek sports-writfeller or a ft the when he picks up he said davs these today is "just ignoring" financier Sin er $150-a-wee- tele-nhnn- point-after-kic- clair Robinson's charge ne aireaay committed the Brooklyn has Tinders tn Los Anseles nnTv 24 hours earlier O Malley had just ignored Robinson's offer to purchase the a curt formal statewith Dodgers ment that "Obviously nothing need be said about this type oi nnbiieitv" OLMalley compounded the insult by having the statement issued by Arthur Patterson $7-5000- 7-- 00 2-ya- rd a Brooklyn executive who is not even in the Social Register Robinson replied last night with d a telegram in which he charged: — CMalley has definitely decided to move the club to Los Ange270-wor- les —That he made a written do agreement to O so That 'Malley signed an last May with Skiatron agreement to allow the company to televise Dodger games in Los Angeles O'Malley awakened at his home said sleepily "I think 111 let Patterson handle the telephone calls on this one" : r 4 -- s 7 ' J I 'K 7 35 To this point South had a net gam in the game of one yard but r f f'vf (13-9- 0) (2-1- ) (8-6- (9-1- 3) 1 4-- 2 1 1 1 I 1 1 SKIDADDLING FOR YARDAGE I i 7-- of the 323 yards of turf the Ogden's John Reese churns wide around end for a chunk m low for the night as a South High man comes Tigers put behind them last to had and go to the showers tackle Ogden fumbled at! a couple of critical points 3 tie with the Salt Lake City team satisfied with a 1 1 6 13-1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mm Honey Performs a IV'icisfen'u ask d Wifh iiwauKee Muffettp Merrittp 37 14 27 13 38 11 24 9 Totals the fKjng aStruck out for Morgan in 8th in the National 43 16 27 12 Dodgers 031 200 000— 6 36 10 27 10 Kansas City Totals 002 105 12x- -ll Washington aRan for Jablonski in 8th League race while the only sigE — Kellner Martin RBI — Hunter Pownificance of the Senators' win bRan "for forSauer in in6th8fh Zernial 2 Kemmerer 2 Boyer ers 2 $ Marlyn was they now have a mere 14 cSingled dStruck out for Landrith in 8th Yost Usher Schult Sievers 3 Bridges for Ennis in 8th error in 6fh) scored on Kellner's games to play before they can eRan (Yost fFlied out for Merritt in 9th scored on Marlon's error in 8th) (Hyde 001 000 033- -7 New York into one of the league's most watch the World Series on TV 2B — Power Thompson Schult 3B — Lem010200 000 -3 — Kemmerer St Louis HR on Zernial Sievers 2 BRAVES DROP 7th OF 11 feared long ball hitters E — Gomez Dark RBI — Dark CunningLeft — Kansas City 6 Washington 5 BB formost Braves the runs 3 Thomas Jablonski ham Ennis Perhaps Virgil — Kellner Kemmerer The Dodgers scored four Portocarrero — Jablonski Bressoud Mays SO — Kemmerer 2 Kellner 2 Hyde Portotuitous move within their own on three hits and four straight Lockman 2 2B 3B — Dark Left — New York L - Trucks W - Hyde ) carrero organization was the promotion of walks in the seventh inning to 211 Thomas Muffett A - 2321 St Louis 8 BB — Constable SO — Gomez Constable 3 Bob Hazle from Wichita their deal the wobbly Braves their Merritt Jackson 3 Muffett 3 Merritt Boston Cleveland American Assn farm team The seventh loss in 11 games Don Grissom L — Jackson ) W — Constable AB H 0 A ABHOA a rookie considered Piersallcf 4 15 0 6 10 0 Caffierf Drysdale struck out five and al- A - 16845 0 4 2 Klaus ss 6 4 4 2 Avila2b bad risk by many because of lowed only five hits in gaining Milwaukee 0 3 3 3 11 Woodlinglf Stephens If recurrent leg trouble took over his 15th victory compared to nine AB Brooklyn 2 Vernon lb 0 AB H 0 A 1110 aMariscf H 0 A and - Malzone3b in right in 3 1110 Wertzjb Schoendienst 2b 4 2 0 defeats 3 14 5 G1lliam2b O 2 Jensen rf 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 Altobellilb Aaron cf 4 10 2 Reese3b pounded the ball at a 500 clip Smokey Burgess' eighth-inninGernertlb-l- f 5 0 0 0 3 4 2 2 5 Carrasquelss Mathews3b Snidercf 4 summer 110 late Braves' vicduring the homer provided the margin of 2 0 0 6 5 5 0 Williamscf-l- f Aspromonte2b 2 0 1 4 19 2 Hodgeslb Covington If 5 12 0 Brownc 12 0 lb Torre Daleyc 3 17 0 4 Furillorf 0 Cincinnati surge as the 10 Redlegs tory 0 0 0 4 115 Strickland3b Sislerp 0 0 0 0 Hazlerf Also seeing duly in the outfield outslugged the Philadelphia Phil- 44 0133 0 Cimolilf 6 2 0 0 Garcia p Suscep 10 0 Looanss Nealss were Crandall a catcher by trade lies 7 and the Pittsburgh Pi 3 0 6 2 Campanellac 0 Porferfieldp 10 0 0 Sawatskic Stone p 10 0 0 0 Chuck Tanner before his sale to rates downed the Chicago Cubs 3 0 11 Drysdale p Conieyp 0 McHaronp the Cubs and $100000 bonus 1 and 1 in other NL games 31 6 27 8 Totals 44 21 27 13 0 aHanebrink 0 rookie John DeMerit 200 024 134-- 16 In the American League the Cleveland Painep 021 000 000— 3 Boston Holdins down the infield at New York Yankees widened their 33 6 27 13 31 5 27 14 RBI — Cattie Totals E — Malzone 2 Gernej-various times of stress were lead to six games with a 1 triaFouled out for McMahon in 7th Wertz 5 Williams 2 Woodling Avila Gar000 001 400- -5 Chi- Brooklyn Brown 2 Mantilla Njppy Jones a cia 2 (Strickland Carrasquel ' umph over the second-plac010 000 000- -1 Gernerf scored on double play in 8th) baseman who had flunked with cago White Sox and the Cleve- Milwaukee RBI — Furillo 2 WilE — Gilliam — Sawatski Avila 2B Piersall Daley Stephens beon Sawatski's liams Carrasquel HR — the Cards and Phillies partlyMalk-mu-s land Indians crushed the Boston Gilliam Reese (Gilliam scored 3B — Gernert Furillo 2B — Hodges in 6th) Wertz Left — Cleveland 11 Boston 4 Logan cause of a bad back Bob Detroit at Balti- error Red Sox 16-Stone Cimoli 3B — Logan Left — Brooklyn 8 MiB3 — Garcia 2 Susce 2 Porterfield Roach Mel Dick Cole and more was rained out lwaukee 7 BB — Drysdale 2 Conley 2" Mc- 3 SO — Garcia 2 Susce 2 Porterfield L - Susce Mahon 2 Paine 3 SO — Drysdale 5 Stone 2 W - Garcia Torre was the club's most underKlippstein was the Johnny 2 W - Drysdale A - 20064 Paine McMahon and His fielding rated asset for the Redlegs coming out L - Conley A - 40637 ) ) clutch hitting were tremendous of the bullpen in the ninth to reNew York Chicago Cincinnati ABHOA ABHOA Philadelphia The big man in the bullpen tire Willie Jones and Chico FerBauerrf 4 10 0 AB H 0 A 3 12 2 Aparicioss d H 0 A AB was n skill three-ruPhilsize and both in nandez and stdp a Kubeklf 5 2 3 Fox2b Ashburnxf 5 2 Temple2b 4 2 2 2 34 0 3 02 Minosolf Don - McMahon a young adelphia uprising McDougaldss 5 2 5 5 12 Thurmanlf 5 3 0 Repulskilf Mant!ecf 4 2 0 0 4 3 6 Dropolb Robinsoncf r 0 Boucheelb 4 0 who was recalled Skowronlb 3 19 3 2 4 0 Lollarc 12th COPS FRIEND Crowelb Harmon 0 lb infrom Wichita June 26 A late aCollinslb 10 2 0 4 0 3 0 Landtscf Postrf 0 Lopatac 0 a crackrf Howard c 4 2 2 3 Rivera Friend Bob 0 4 McMahon's 10 pitched fireman 2 Lonnettc Burgessc ning 3 Carey3b 4 10 1'21 Phillips3b as Hoak3b Hank 00 00 0 eNorthey victory ling fast ball earned him respect for his 12th Richardson2b 3 2 5 5 0 0 Piercep 10 McMillanss fSmalley homered Bob Skinner Foiles and 0 0 12 Staleyp Fordp 3 0 10 and a tidv earned run average bKluszewski Hamner2b Grimp OOOO Latmanp cGrammasss 0000 Bowman rf In a catagory all his own was and Bob Smith won his second 0 0 0 bViatfield Jones3b Nuxhallp Schoendienst at 34 still a bril game when Gene Freese singled 0 0 0 McDonaldp Acker p Fernandezss SanfordD liant second baseman The M home the winning run in the Podbielanp 36 13 27 16 Totals 30 8 24 9 O 0 O 0 aHaddix Kennedy p Louisan is credited by his team- ninth for the Piratesscore at for Skowron in Jth (Can OOOO Moreheadp Klippsteinp Sievers tied the bStruck out for Latman in 7th mates and by Haney with providCardwellp 0000 010 000 000—1 with a two-ru- n Chicago 0 0 0 dAnderson ing direction to the team That for the inSenators 121 012 oax- -7 York New a solo 0 hit 0 0 and 0 sixth the Hearnjj E — Dropo direction was toward the NL homer 3 RBI — Lollar KubeK 2 as 40 16 24 7 2 Howard (Collins McOougald 34 9 27 10 Mantle roundtripper in the seventh Totals championship scored on Dropo s error in 5th) 2B — Man- an from in rallied 6th Sanford for aWalked early Washington HR — Lollar Left — Mantle1R Kuhek bWalked for McMillan in 6th deficit — 'Chicago 7 New York 9 BB — Pierce 1 cRan for Kluszewski in 6th with McDonald irora I brim z latman Mantle returned to action dlined out for Cardwell in 8th ' 50 — Pierce i itaiey I uatman i mclkww eWalked for Lonnett in 9th a triple and a double to lead a Ford Grim J W - Ford (KM) aid fRan for Northey in 9th Yankee attack that all but Philadelphia L A 13374 Pierce 031 000 003- -7 400 012 01x- -8 buried the White Sox' pennant Cincinnati Jones Hamner Cardwell Billy Pierce Chicago's RBIE —— Fernandez hopes (Thurman and Robinson scored on in was winner kayoed error in 1st) Hoak 2 Hamner 3 Fernandez inurman KepuiSKi Durgess tempie 2b innings j nitrh KlArtH in fklarmnn crnrrf nn uilrl and hits had five Williams Dick — HR — — Hoak Frank Fernandez 2B UP Bowman SYRACUSENY 9th) four to lead a Hamner KepuisKt inurman Burgess Leri Szuzina a stocky German middle- Bobby Avila Wad attack Cincinnati 4 BB — that en- — Philadelphia 10 Cardwell Cleveland Kennedy weight said today he hopes toe abled Mike Garcia to breeze to SO — Acker Acker ly UNITED PRESS Cardwell Sanford 3 Klippmove into the better paying AMERICAN LEAGUE L - Sanford W - Acker ) ) win stein fight circle because of his his 11th CB G W I Pet A 6805 11 13 New York 89 52 631 surprise win last night over lanky First Injury-Plague- By CHUCK CAPALDO MILWAUKEE (AP) — Th e Braves conquered an uncommon amount of injuries on the way to their first pennant in five years in Milwaukee They did it with a cast of replacements who taken individually or collectively were considered Braves Brooklyn Milwaukee first-plac- e who to bowed 5-- 1 1 1 4 h"t : 1 1 (4-- (8-6- 1 1 1 1 1 JT 1 (1-- (14-9- 1) ld 1 nothing more than ordinary Much of the credit for getting the most mileage possible out of untried rookies and regenerated veterans goes to Fred Haney manager who missed the big prize by only one game last year At one time or another Haney had to find a replacement for each of his regulars He himself was hospitalized ior five days with a stnmach disorder Sometimes he even had to find subs for his 1 mid-Augu- st 1 1 1 1 1 - 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J t t J 7-- first FRED HANEY subs His Ditching which failed to ive up to its reputation during hp parlv months of the campaign also met with injuries and assorted arm trouble The bullpen in particular was hit hard The two most important player were Joe Adcock and Billy Bruton Adcock power hitting :irst baseman broke his ngnt pet here on June 23 sliding into KPrnnd base He didn't until Sept 5 Bruton ppnterfielder suffered a severely wrenched right knee in a col Caf-fi- Logan Del Crandall Carl Sawatski Del Rice and Wes Covington To compensate for the loss of Bruton Haney switched Aaron from right to center and inserted Pafko in right Pafko a veteran of 15 major league Mathews Johnny 1 1 co-he- Con-le- ro y 1 (7-- 1 1 (15-9- (8-9- 240-poun- 1 1 1 right-hande- 1 six-hitt- campaigns prayed often during the emergency Covington who rebounded with a vengeance after being sent to Wichita Kan played left The job became his June 15 when the Braves acquired Schoendienst from the Gianti for Bobby Thomson Danny O'Connell and Ray Crone Although not a gazelle in the field Covington developed lision with reserve mtielder t eiix Mantilla at Pittsburgh July 11 at one Joining on the sidelinesSchoen-dienst Red were time or another Hank Aaron Andy Pafko Frank Torre Mantilla Eddie e 3 ld return regular e 1 1 1 er 1 1 1 1 1 1 6-- 6 1 ! - 6-- 3 AA I II loo eco ff Randy Sandy Loses to New Battler Bowling Results 1 PARAMOUNT LADIES' MAJOR High individual series Maxie Kato 520 and Thelma Iker 502 high indivdaul game Carol Chev-ari- e 186 and Maxie Kato and Erma Lowe 177 high team series Paramount Ice Cream 2197 and high team game Paramount Ice Cream 745 Randy Sandy "I've been in the country 16 & LADIES CO SWIFT and have fought 17 times months High individual series Marcel- - so it's about time I started paying la Allen 415 and Lori Heslop my way" the five-fo406 fighter said following his unaniiigh individual game Perucca 185 and Marcella mous win over Sandy in a telebout vised team 164 T" rielti i - 13-h- it six-inc- h ne 1 d 161-pou- 6-- 3 5-3- -2 - Vossler of Midland Tex John Weaver of Houston Bill Parker of Tulsa Okla and Leon Pounders of Omaha Neb j Doug Ford of Mahopac NY and Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs WVa big season mon and the ones wno drew most of the first-dagallery of 3500 were among a host of players at 70 fi7 — Ernie ey-winne- rs y Robinson May Retire He Triumphs Palmer VanDyke Hancock Wheelwright Aardema waidron Rasmussen Sneddon Mcconnen If SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL pare: G AB R H PcT Ends — Thompson Poulsen Williams 121 402 87 151 376 Duncombe Jacobsen ' 136 451 116 167 370 Dyson Mantle GREENWOOD LAKE N Y Tackles — Wray Drakerlick White Buminghern Burker (UP) — If Ray Robinson beats Guards — Gerber Hult Symes Carmen Basilio Sept 23 Sugar Rav Robinson will retire as unde Mros Tallon feated Centers middleweight champion Byerline months to become an within six Stringham Backs — Kirk Fontz Wilcox actor he indicated today 'T have several offers from Tnheek Boris Aaki Zito Black Luser Murdock Lodefink Con-- the movies stage and television" d i ruler said LOS ANGELES (AP) — San nel the slender "Francisco's exhibition season win 'and I'm considering them serining streak was over today ously" But if welterweight champion crushed under a lopsided favorite takes the Basilio administered the by casting at Yankee crown Los Robinson's Rams Angeles flashy Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS away know what don't "then of I Stadium A highly pleased crowd SYRACUSE N Y — Franz saw the Rams put on an awe- RTiirina 161 Bremen Germany I'll do You know we have a consome display of running and pass155 tract for a return bout within Randy Sandy outpointed mount 60 days if I lose" a held and defense that ing New York lu " star one49er Hugh McElhenny — to eight yards rushing MELBOURNE Rocky Close to the News The loss was the first for the Austin Tex stopped Don NORMAN Okla (AP) — Mrs 49ers in five games The Rams Tnhnsnn Melbourne 9 (weights Tom Emerson wife of the Uninow are also 1 in this middleweight fight un versity of Oklahoma football Quarterback Norman Van available) tackle will have the inside story Brocklin connected successfully on the nation's No 1 team for — Dick White BRISBANE 12 out of 17 passes last night and She'll be sports Sydney stopped14 Kevin her new jobschool they were good for 310 yards and 117 term for the Aus next editor Brisbane 117 three touchdowns He had no in- Tsmps student newspaper till tralian bantamweight fight university' terception! -- Rams Trounce 49ers Before 75000 Fans j 160-poun- 58-2- 7 8-- 5 -- and Woodin Eld-redg- e 507 and Dean Berry and Hiya Endo 445 high vidual game Dean Berry 209 Bonnie Eldredge 188 and Woodin 208 and Bonnie redge 177 high team series 514 indi- and Don Eld- PACIFIC COAST San Francisco 3 Sacramento 0 San Diego 8 Los Angeles 6 Portland 5 Hollywood 4 Seattle 4 Vancouver 3 WESTERN LEAGUE Des Moines 4 Sioux City 2108 and high team (first came 10 innings Comple 727 tion of July 4 game) game Becker-BlazicLincoln 3 Topeka 2 (10 in LADIES' FRIDAY NIGHT nings) High individual series Milly rueDio v°loraao springs Warner 556 "and Jean Shinney 9 Amarillo 5 Albuquerque and Phyllis Smalley 480 high vnrpc individual game MUy Warner INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 211 and Mary Fletcher 198 high Miami 7 Toronto 4 (Miami team series Slim's Tap and Cafe leads 2735 and high team game Slim's Richmond 6 Buffalo 3 (Rich Tap and Cafe 925 mond leads AMERICAN ASSOCIATION NAVAL SUPPLY DEPOT St Paul 4 Wichita 3 (St Paul LoHigh individual series Jim leads gan 518 and Frank Corgiat 512 Denver 2 Minneapolis 1 (Den high individual game Bill Gersch ver wins 199 and Ernie August 198 high SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION team series Clearfield Nursery at Chattanoosa nost- Atlanta 2899 and high team game Sands rain (Chattanooga leads poned J Cafe 1042 MEN'S CLASSIC Memphis at Nashville postHorald series individual poned rain (Nashville leads High Bateman 600 and Paul Willard TEXAS LEAGUE 585 high individual game Dar-r4 Houston S (best Antonio San BateHorald 237 and Fowler man 235 high team series Air- - of 7 series tied 3 17 4 Beck-errBlazi- h 4-- 6 5-- ch - tt 2-- 1) best-of-7-seri- es 2-- 1) best-of-7-seri- es 2-- 1) best-of-7-seri- es 4-- 0) best-of-7-seri- es best-of-7-sen- 2-- 1) es best-of-7-seri- es 2-- 1) el 2-- 2) Dallas Tulsa innings Flow Shirts 2688 and high team 7 series nf best leads 934 (Dallas game Fryer's Auto PIONEER LEAGUE Billings 4 Salt Lake City 3 (best-of-series tied 'Skins Get Bukich LOS ANGELES fUPV— Rudy Bukich former Southern Califor13ih Break nia quarterback who was voted Friday Ronny the "most valuable player in tne ' HOUSTON Tex (AP)— 1953 Rose Bowl game has been Osburn 15 didn't have to be it was Friday the 13th traded bv the Los Anffeles Rams of the National Football League yesterday He broke his right to the Washington Redskins for thumb for the third time playing "an undisclosed high drait football Each break has occurred on a Friday the 13th choice'" 3-- 1) 5 2-- 2) re-minrl- pd (19-1- 1) - Nux-ha- ll 21-h- it 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 (17-7- (10-5- flames all Rivals Still Have Chicago Chicago Pittsburgh ABHOA 5 0 3 0 C!ementerf 4 2 2 0 Virdoncf 5 1 3 0 Groatss 5 2 3 0 Skinnerlf 4 0 12 0 Thomas! b 4 0 0 2 Freese3b 3 1 0 5 Maieroski2b o Foiiesc 2 3 2 0 3 Friendp ABHOA Adams3b 4 112 O 5 o Soeakecf Tannerlf 0 1 o Banksss 12 4 1 2 0 Morynrf 1 8 o Long lb 1 0 Morqan2b aHaas 1 0 0 0 Kindail2b 1 O 1 o Silvers c 2 0 5 o bWalls 1 1 0 0 Lownp 0 0 0 cBoloer 10 0 0 Elstonp 2 Q 0 1 dWill 10 0 0 Fanning c 10 2 0 1 Flag Hopes 1 5-4- -1 33-31—- 1 1 Pennant Race At a Glance 19-ga- nd first-roun- d 4-- (1-- 1 -- 32-3- 72 ) (8-9- (13-10- 1 10-roun- 75-1- 21Vi (0-0- (7-1- j ley 478 (12-15- d Raks — Peese Samples Hink 6 (15-5- (15-8- Jo-An- Newell 71 66 72 590 536 "131 518 16 489 20 (14-6- ) (5-1- (4-2- ot 10-da- 68 68 631 (15-11- Williams Is Forced to Sidelines s 72 67 (6-1- 1) 1 13-1- 3 Ends — Richardson Baird Fer to Smith Koford Fitzmorris Tackles — Mvers Berkenpas Thorn Watkins Hutchings Ho- gan Guards — Jensen Stoffers Akins Lalli Handley Brock and Staker Burton Centers — Burdett Chicago Boston Detroit 13 Cleveland 16 18Vi Baltimore 29 Washington 31 Vi Kansas City 7 556 514 493 476 52 57 65 82 75 5 571 (3-- big-tim- OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL 89 New York (0-0- f 1 le following the completion of a series in Baltimore called off a scheduled Fenway Park workout last night on orders of club phy sieian Dr Raich McCarthy McCarthy who made the an nouncement said only that Wil liams would be examined today Mickey Mantle engaged in a hot duel with Williams for the batting title returned to the New York Yankee lineup Friday after absence because of shin a y Mantle collected two hits splints to raise his batting mark to 370' How Williams and Mantle com- SB Pet 605 L 379 3512 53 87 United Press Sports Writer 401 Pittsburgh 377 35Va 52 86 331 Willie Mays and Roy Sie vers Chicago TODAY'S SCHEDUL1 TODAY'S SCHEDULE don't have the traditional advanvs ) Chicago at New York — Donovan ) Pittsburgh at Chicago 2 — E 0'brien conSturdivant and Hillman for vs of and Douglas pennant tage playing Burnetta Kansas City at Washington tenders but there probably would Drott vs lumenti ) Cincinnati — Simmons at Philadelphia and Detroit at Baltimore 2 — Hoeft not be a whisper of p r o t e st 11) vs Lawrence ) vs Johnson or Stump — ) vs Foytack ) Milwaukee at won men if Brooklyn baseball they among and O'del! ) ) the year's most valuable player Burdette vs Cleveland at Boston — McLish ) New York at St Louis — Antonelli Forneilles vs Mizeli awards YESTERDAY'S RESULTS The New York Giants' brilliant YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 7 Chicago York New §tar and the WashingChicago Pittsburgh Cleveland 16 Boston 3 Brooklyn 5 Milwaukee ton Senators' slugger were "one-ma-n Cincinnati Washington 11 Kansas City 6 8 Philadelphia 7 rain Detroit at Baltimore postponed gangs" again last night as St Louis New York they sought £o nail' down statistiKansas City Washington AB H 0 A cal proof of their great seasons AB H 0 A AB H 0 A A3 H 0 A 3 2 2 5 0'Connell2b B!asingame2b i Power lb Yost3b 5 2 7 5 2 0 4 Mays had four hits and threw out 55 02 10 Mueller rf 4 3 Darkss c 4 5 O 3 Demaestrisj 5 0 Fitzgerald a runner at tne piaie as me 5 4 2 Mayscf 100 5 3 0 Zerniallf Cunningham lb 2 2 0 Sieverslf 5 Moonrf-tf Giants whipped the St Louis 4 3 120 Jablonski3b 2 0 0 Heldcf lemonrf 5 2 2 0 Ennislf eVirgil3b 4 2 14 0 2 6 0 Cervcf Schultlb 3 while Sievers 4110 Cardinals eSchof ield 0 10 Sauerlf 0 2 Martin3b Ushercf 4 2 0 4 BGSmithcf drove in three runs with a pair 05 03 10 bThomsonlf 4 0 Martynrf 4 Bollrng2b 4 Lockmanlb 112 Boyercf 3 0 Thompsons 4 4 of homers to lead' the Senators 5 2 6 0 Thomasc Bridgesss 2 cNorenrf 4 4 0 0 Hunter2b Kemmererp to an 11-- triumph over the Kan- 4 111 Bressoudss Landrithc 2 0 0 2 Kellnerp 0 1 Hydep 3 dMusial 10 0 0 Gomezp sas City Athletics 0 0 0 0 Trucksp HSmithc 3 0 11 Constable p 0 t 0 O Morganp The Giants' victory held the 10 0 0 Grissomp Kasko3b 0 aMcDermott Jackson p Cardinals five games behind the 0 0 Portocarrerop DALLAS Tex (UP) — Cary that didn't bother little Dennis Middlecoff was setting a torrid Zito who after a couple of plays in the Dace $40000 Dallas Open broke through the Ogden secon he's defying the because dary and scooted 6b yards to pay today that those low 60s you Zito's adage dirt to tie the score show won't in chalk up practice PAT kick was short of the up on heat's the when up rights Middlecoff whose health has CHARGED LINE been below par and his golf game Short on sneedsters the Tigers above par much of this year tooK did most of their charging over out over the short 6300-yarthe line and forgot wide end runs Glen Lakes Club layout just like series that didn't go far when they were he was playing a practice round Allen high Referee Joe Palmer scored it tried" and wound up with a sizzling 2581 and one even for the Tendergowns — 63 Glen Lake's par But through the line Ogden Szuzina Judge Ray Kahl ' SWIFT & CO MEN BOSTON UP — Because of un showed a lot of persistent power 71 and good for the and Judge Dick it scored High individual series Frank Albino had it lead The summary: usually warm weather and a the same as Bisr Al Besselink Grossingers Fedel 531 and Roy Foulk 526 lingering respiratory ailment Ted Score bv Deriods: ' a card UP Sandy New Yorker 0 6 0 7— 13 NY was in second place with a high individual game Roy Alvis the Williams the major leagues lead- Offden 155 0 0 7 6—13 Two other players 210 and P Pierson 205 high weighed South ing hitter at J376 was just about — Premium Hams Ogden: Hink- were only one stroke f urtner nacK team series Scoring TDs ready to call it quits for the 1957 twice Zito season todav at 65 They were Earl Stewart 2883 ley Van Dyke South: Williams who has been missing Points after touchdown — Aar Jr of Dallas and Howie Johnson MINOR RESULTS PARAMOUNT MIXED from the Boston Red Sox lineup dema Ogden Zito South both a transplanted Minnesotan who FOURSOME since Septl when he was stricken placements lives in Houston Tex series D o rT Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Four players were bracketed at High individual by an upper respiratory infection Lineups: LEAGUE 520 Bonnie Am-ityvil- New York LEAGUE (14-1- zj-yar- Aar-dema- IT I I v W 85 55 80 60 79 63 72 68 70 72 68 "75 57 85 53 86 Milwaukee St Louis Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia all-arou- Ogden exhibited a lot of power inside the ends racking up 19 first downs and plenty of defensive strategy holding South to only four first downs Wingback Brent Hancock led the Ogden attack with masterful plunges over the line for big gobs of yardage and some nifty passing for sizeable gains Ogden's first score came in the third quarter on a series of plays a that started on its own line Hancock plunged for five and John Reese skirted wide for an other five to give the Tigers a first and 10 on their own &£ Reese picked up three on a delayed buck and Dan Hinckley smashed through tackle for two more Hancock then shot a pass to Scott Sneddon for a first down on the South 48 Hancock and hard running fullback Fred VanDyke took turns cracking the line to put the ball on the South 24 on fourth down with nine yards for a first At that point Hancock lofted a pass to Hinkley who skipped past the South secondary's men into the end zone Paul point after kick was no arm Bureau Weber County 1957 league its Baseball will: fete champions at an award dinner MonHav Sent 30 at 7:30 pm at n Rigo's Italian restaurant in Ernie Kammeyer league vice president is chairman of arrangements The Weber County- - organization is one of the oldest and largest baseball organizations of its kind in the nation Play started prior to 1920 Plain City captured the A division Hooper the B division and C diviWashington Terrace the officials team sion Players and from each of the championship aggregations will be honored at the dinner In addition to Kammeyer other Buck league officials include rtii-ii"- ji HOlDroOK president Ogden secretary © " i test BASEBALL EVENT ON SEPT 30TH i ' s V AM ERIC AN NATIONAL LEAGUE By FRED DOWN ' SEPTEMBER 14 1957 AJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SCORES 1 t 7 R OGDEN UTAH SATURDAY EVENING Cards Drop v erdic yd urns Win I STANDARD-EXAMINE- 590 6 57 B2 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet Milwaukee St Louis 85 55 80 60 6B 607 571 i 15 6R 14 14 coast League W San Francisco Vancouver Hollywood 100 96 91 I 65 69 74 S6 79 86 79 80 85 Seattle San Diego Los Angeles Sacramento Portland CS Pet 606 582 4 552 9 521 521 14 14 485 20 NEW YORK (UP) — Cold 611 04 370 39 33 9 6 27 Totals 27 10 60 105 364 40 figures say that the "Friday the 35 10 Grounded out for Morgan in 6th 13th" trouncing by the Yankees bSingled RESULTS YESTERDAY'S in for Silvera 7th crushed the White Sox' last hope cStruck out for Lown in 0 (Seals San Francisco 3 Sacramento championship) for the American League pen- Pittsburgh out for Elston in001 7fh001 UO- -4 winSeattle 4 Vancouver 3 12 innings nant but rival managers Casey Chicago 100 000 000- -1 Portland 5 Hollywood 4 — E RBI — Morny None Skinner 2 Steneel and Al Lopez found dif San Diego 8 Los Angeles 6 2B — Virdon 2 Friend Skinner Foiles not ferent reasons for admitting Friend HR — Foiles Skinner left — Pittsit burgh 10 Chicago 8 BB — Elston 4 Friend I SO — Elston 5 Friend 3 Lowrt 2 Coached 236 Games "I cot too many injuries to W3 Lown L - Elston Friend rest easy" grumbled Stengel During 28 years as "Columbia "We still have 15 games to Second garnet coach Lou Little coached football 100 000 001- -2 6 1 Pittsburgh insisted stubbornly Lopez Lions in 236 games play" it t j 4 2 the 000 001 000- -1 It: ux tk me wvx Chicago ror me last meeung R G Smith Face (9) and Peterson ton Dennant contenders at Yan and Silvera Winner — Smith ) kee Stadium Stengel was ready ) to use knuckleballer Tom Sturdivant (14-6- ) as the Yankees' start Class President ing pitcher and Lopez primed tall Pat Burke captain of the Dick Donovan (15-5- ) for the Sox 1957 State football But the importance of this team Michigan is also wind-u- p clash was almost wiped senior class 'president of the out by yesterday's Yankee victory Even if the Sox win today as bad off they'll leave town just (five games behind) as they were r— PWWPBB1 f ""i f"" when they arrived— except that Yo j their last big chance to gam ground swiftly will be gone 7ftc i i r"t im t l It The Yankees' "maffic number" wnlSnilJ Lai ErtH3 tii g now pennant-clinchinis a for down to just "nine" — meaning r- -i the Yankees can nail down Sten "A mni gel's eighth pennant in the past nine years by winning just nine i i by of their remaining 13 games q lUj reJERRY KLEIN even if Chicago wins all its maining IS Everv same the Sox loses that's one less the Yankees have to win Ten new tips for parents -- (5-- 7) (12-1- 7) — Dra-bows- (10-14- (2-3- fu m u 7ut& 1 Emm 'm-- 1 ' juj Kn 1 U I Burris Injured in Canadian Gam© Alta (UP) — Kurt Burris formerly of the Oklahoma will be lost to the' Edmonton Eskimoes for about a month because of a broken thumb Burris suffered the iniury in Monday night's Western Confer- ence eame with the Caleary Stampeders Bob Weber formerly of Colorado A&M has been named to take Burris place EDMONTON ru u whose children may suffer allersies are offered by th® American Foundation for IN TOWN! Allergic Diseases They could epply to your youngsters Uni-versity- of Sept 15 CI M IS ett ijlt (4 OIL COMPANY 2295 Grant Ph 3-34- In the 29 Ogden Standard-Examine- r i |