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' CTANDARD-EXAMINE- By GAYLE TALBOT NEW YORK (AP) — The only bad feature about Roger Bannister’s great 3:594 mile is that it takes away all the incentive from thousands of sports columnists who have for years been tak- inj£ dead aim at the barrier We for one feel that an old and valued friend has gone never to return on a cold winter’s day when nothing is going on except an ice hockey tgame at the Garden and the old brain seems to func- - tion only by fits and starts Then is when the dark thought will come that Bannister might have stayed home and stuck to his medical books instead of jaunting around- to obscure track meets and running his head off In his unthinking quest for track immortality the fleet Britisher has deprived not only the d sports savant of a tried and proven friend but as weJLfias robbed literally millions of fans of much exciting and vastly informed reading matter Never again will it be possible to pick up one’s favorite paper and learn that Joe Whozis the famous track coach at Subnormal U believes it is possible to run a mile if the authorities will only let him pace his current sensation with a trained cheetah No more will the news come flashing from Australia that John Landy has dashed off a 4:02 specimen which was however marred by the unhappy circumstance that the wind was blovrihg down gum trees and Landy found a small boy had been clinging to his back all the way How can this or any other peon with a space to fill sit down ever again and trace the evolution of the mile from its 4:30 period up to the ‘ present and speculative heatedly about the possibility of slicing through the mystic barrier the sonic screen when he knows gpod and well that it’s already been done? Reds in Fourth Place Suggests Unique Match Race Mustangs Turn Gaskins Newkirk Shine Back Bannocks As t Less Than 4 Minutes 11-- By r Ogden Sweeps Series With Magic Valley 'Pokes Score 5 5 POCATELLO (AP) — Billings exploded for a total of 10 runs Ken Gaskins pitched and Bill Newkirk batted the Ogin the fifth and sixth innings last night to trounce Pocatello in a den Reds to a 10-- 2 decision over the Magic Valley Cowboys Pioneer League baseball game in the ‘rubber-game- ” of the series at Affleck Park last Tells of Test Against Time Eng (UP-Bl- ond burly Roger Bannister who stands at the pinnacle of sports fame as history’s first e miler said today that now he would like to run in a match race against America’s Wes Santee and Aus—r 4 tralia’s John Landy 7 — X Bannister said that such a meet- - j OXFORD The Reds gained Pocatello took charge in the night ““ first innining when Ernie Schu-erma- n tallied on Bob Bergen’s single The Bannocks added two more in the third on a pair of singles and Billings Manager Cliff Dapper’s wild throw trying Salt Lake in gto pick off Max Schmidt at Pocatello first base Schmidt later scored Boise on another error 11-- 5 the series two games to one ' four-minut- The triumph moved the Earle Eruck" charses iM0 ourth place in the league standings i with 6 wins and 6 defeats for a 500 mark It was the 10th loss in 12 starts for Magic Valley Ken Gaskins with the exception of the second inning kept Great Tails at Idaho Falls Magic Valley well under control Magic Valley He gave up seven hits with ManTeaight's PrebmbI Pitchers Great Falls lunavailable) at Boise ager Everett Robinson and Mills each picking up a pair 830 pm (Francis Louis Manns started the scorBillings unavailable! at Magic Valley iMagnuson 1 8:15 pm for Magic Valley in the secing Ogden iSchneiter 1 or Hatton at Idaho Falls iBarbison 8:15 p m ond after Ogden got two runs in Salt Lake 'Shade at Pocatello the first frame ' He got aboard on 8:15 p m (Torres an error moved to second on an I- Xigbfa Resalts infield out then scored on RobSalt Lake City 6 Boise 3 ert Faust’s double He later 11 5 Pocatello Billings Idaho Falls Great Falls 0 scored on Lemmei’s double to the Ogden 10 Magic Valley 2 same spot in right field Ogden came back snarling and tallied four runs in its half of the second to make it 6-They added four more precautionary runs before the game watched by only 566 chilled fans ended Bill Newkirk had three hits in four times at bat including a triple He drove in three runs ’ Bill Compo went two for four The win moved Gaskins’ pitchbase-ba'lcBen Lomond High School record up to 1 ing Faust took out Eox Elde’ the loss for Magic Valley His High School Bees at Brigham record now is The Reds invade Idaho Falls City 8 to 5 in a Region One for a three-gam- e headliner yesterday series tonight Bear River Bears took a free and return home Monday night hitting and free scoring contest for their first meeting of the from Weber High School on the j year against Pocatello Mafic Valley 1 Garland field Ofdesr ABHOA ABHOA The league-leadin- g Ogden High LunmeUb 5 111 Vnd rsce2b 5 2 14 MDades 5 0 11 Lankfrdrf 4 111 School Tigers were idle ’ Rob'sonlb 4 2 5 0 Newkirklb 4 310 0 Summary: 4 10 0 Elercf 4 2 0 0 Cybulskilf Bern Lam nil Elder 'Bax 0 2 0 Campo Hannyj-4 2 0 (I 2 0 12 0 Whitee ABRH'Msnnsc 4 0 Dale Stettler 4 2 2 Kejes2b 3 11 Gni’lv's3b 4 0 2 3 Font an a 3 b 2 18 0 3 2 KBut!er2b 5 2 2 Hadfield lb 5 11 Millscf 4 2 10 Zimmer ss 4 12 1 4 12 Faust p Den's Stettler 4 10 JensenJf 1 110 Gaskmsp 3 0 0 5 3 0 1 Speerp RButlerlb 5 12 Vail rf 1 O 0 0 1 Pioneer League ll3V6 ing might lower still further the! USSGTS fantastic 3:594 record tie set at the Ifley road track yesterday in e Billinrs Pscatrll smashing forever the ABHOA1 AB H O A 1 “time barrier” in mile racing Hedrick3b S 4 4 Sch’rm’nss 3 13 5 1 Bernard ss 4 2 2 Schmidtrf 4 2 2 1 “I think it would be a great 4 12 1 Bergen3b Knorder 3 3 1 5 5 15 2 Kitsmancf 4 2 11 Dapperc race now if 1 could run against 4 2 Wilcox If 3 0 Cam'ronlf 3 0 11 Sinq’f ldcf 2 13 1 C’rm’ch’I2b 4 16 1 Santee and Landy” said the 4 3 Garcia 2b 0 2 Casmolb 4 0 0 1 medical student "I don’t IDAHO FALLS (AP) — A pair B'n’p'rtelb 5 4 9 11 Whitney c 3 13 1 Green 3 0 0 Howard p 2 111 p know whether anybody would be of nifty pitching jobs gave Ida0 0 0 2 Rogers p 0 0 0 2 Nealp interested in whether I can low- ho Falls two shutout victories iNealp ? £ er my record time But I would ° 0 'Taylorc and 12-over Great Falls Ramirez p laTorres )e more interested in trying to last night in Pioneer League beat Santee baseball games Totals 36 15 27 14 Totals 35 11 27 18 'aGrounded out for Ramirez m 8th “At least” said the charmingly Ewell Utley iVent the route in 000 146 000—11 Billings Pocatello 102 001 001— 5 modest hero of the track and the second game a R — Bernard Dapper 2 Wilcox 2 He fracas “I a 2 held to Great Falls with Garcia 2 field world Sinquefield laugh (sholvn above in Green Schuerman SchmidtBonaparte 2 Great Britain's Bannister six hits while Roger run) his previous mates banged don’t have to worry about Santee Howard RBI— Kitsman Came long-sougwas ran the clocked he mile when eron Bonaparte 3 Knorder Garcia 3 or Landy beating me to the rec- a pair of Electric pitchers for finally of 3:594 at bxford England The mark Sinquefield Hedrick Bernard Carmiworld the in time record 15 safeties a ord any more I thought that — Dapper chael Bergen Cameron The Russets took charge in the was two full seconds under the world record of 4:014 set by Howard Knorder SinqueWhitney meeting of the three of us might third 1945 of Gunder in Sweden HR— Haegg field 2BH— Carmichael Kitsman inning scoring eight runs push one to the record but when on three Garcia ER — Schmidt Bonaparte walks and singles by Green 4 Howard 4 Rogers 3 Neal- 2 it came it was a race entirely Tom LOB— Billings 10 Pocatello 9 SH— Sarna Ben Mateosky and against the clock” Schmidt SF— Knorder HO— Howard bases-load-e- d Streeter a Jerry plus 6in 4 3 Rogers 4 in 1 Neal 3 in Unusual Classic Ramirez 2 m 3 DP— Howard to Bertriple by John Hack Bannister put his finger on one First game: gen Schuerman to Carmichael to Great Falls Idaho Falls Casino Green to Dapper to Bonaparte aspect of his now historic race At SO — Howard 1 Green 4 Ramirez 1 A that surprised the experts — hej Moore ss AB3 H0 O2 4'ShieldsU AB4H2 O10 BB — Howard 8 Green 4 Rogers 2 2 0 3 2 Ramirez 1 PB— Whitney shook off his closest pursuer 3001 Dav’n2b 42 141 liMavis2b SB — BerSch’rm’nrf 0 0Sarna3b 2 0 11 nard Winner — Green Loser — Howard went the and home from yards Hold’f’ldlf 3 A— 845 T— 225 2 12 0 Mat’skycf rest of the way alone on the Tobias3b 2 0110 0 0 Hackrf 1110 3 14 0 Streeter s 2 0 3 2 strength of an amazing finishing Curnelb 2 0 10 Nayenlb Witwickicf 'SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Salt Lake City Beesjc 3 15 0 spurt that British fans have come Gisclaircf 30 0 1 l'Claridgec 2 0 5 1 ® to call “a Bannister special” The Meyersc 1 0140 02'Ar'br’st’rp 2 0 0 1 scampered to their eighth straightjvictory last night as they Sherryp experts had expected the record aEnos 10 0 0 defeated Boise 6-- 3 in a Pioneer League baseball game to fall in a race where two run- Burnett p 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Home runs by Larry Geedey- ners pressed each other all the Koczw’rap 0 0 0 0 bFlynn In and veteran Red Jessen were S Her'rarf 4 0 0 0 4 4 2 0 way Maggiolf ' One-Stro- ke vital in Boise 24 4 18 10' Totals 4 16 0 3 13 0 Jessenlb 20 5 21 7 handing pitcher Kastlf Bannister who said he had Totals aGrounded out lor Sherry In 5th 4 2 8 0 Dick Matlock his first loss of the Gallup lb 31 19 0 Turkc SPOKANE (AP) — Jimmy Cartrained “especially for this race” bWalked for Koczwara in 7th 0 0 0 Stevenscf 3 0 2 0 aM’Anany season victories who fights Paddy DeMarco ter three hr Great 1 against at Falls OOO 000 0—0 4 12 0 0 1 0 Stnch'kss disclosed that threatening we 5 Hardy 1b 2'Morrisoppcf 34 00 o! Idaho 1 0 0 0 Wendel2b Falls 4 3 0 0 013 7 Little x— continued 300 dStcwart the for 2 5 0 2 Poulsenc title June Maggio O' Johnny to lightweight him forced er had almost delay R— Shields Sarna Mateosky 2 Hack to boom 3 0 3 3 Heilman p 0 0 0 4 IT 0 Hunsskercf 15311 Francisco in base hits for the Bees Kl’gm’n2b has to o o his record attempt Streeter Claridge S— Streeter1 SB— agreed 3 0 0 Beecif’ftcf 3 12 111 210 Reederp a match here June 22 or 29 Shields E— Moore Burnett Streeter getting four hits in four trips to Th’np’ghc 4 14 0 Encksonp 3 11 4 0 2'Batyss It was only a few minutes be- RBI— Shields Mateosky Hack Nayen the plate 3 Matlock p 4 0 1 113 Bunnell3b matchmaker Ted Walker said including a double WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS fore the race that Bannister and 2 Armbruster DP— Sarna to Mavis bFerrt’des 110 0 He was on when first to O to Moore Geedey 0 0 0 cKoski Thursday Davidson to CurTotal W Va (UP) — Joe Taylorr who Chris Chataway his colleague rie Nayen WP— LOB —Great Falls 8 smacked his home run to give Patrickp j Carter will meet the winner 0 0 0 0 Box score: of is bidding for the $2000 top with whom he trained in secret Idaho FallsSherry 3 ER— Sherry 3 Burnett Score by inning: Woods-Henr- y a Salt Lake next the in 3- - SO — edge the winter Bobby all sessions3 Tuesday’s 1 36 6 24 14 27 9 9 Totals 33 Burnett Totals Armbruspassed Sherry fellow 320 002 001 — 8 Ben West Virginian Lomond money in 4 BB— ter first 3 Arm4 Davis a bout Burnett in Sherry Box 004 000 100—5 inning Elder that officials around to out the word 8th for in aPopped tourGallup Snead’s Sammy private golf bruster 5 HO— Sherry 3 in 4 Bur3B— Reeder Hadfield Vail - Dale a In Sierra Matlock Ernie for 8th at the bSingled Baseball placed Park single “a fast would Spokane e nett 1 in one plus Koczwara 1 in 1 really try for nament takes a lead Roger 2B — Bramwell HR Bramwell Stettler In for cRan Fernandes 8th vv Loser— Sherry T— 1:47 alker said Tex Hager will k Butler so— by Robin 5 by through the infield for Boise in dGrounded Into fielders choice for into today’s second round of the mile” to the with loaded fifth bales the himthe Carter appearance j Reeder 2 9th in had who trained promote Hardy Chataway Greenbrier Open game a score runs of 000 020 010—3 and tie the Boise lost his lightweight of Carter pair Falls Idahs Falls Box score: Taylor- West Virginia PGA self loyally for the purpose 200 002 llx—6 crown to DeMarco Salt Lake score I ABHOA But a Jessen ABHOA the Weber Besr River powered earlier long this Bannister through driving 2 2 R— from Charleston who is Jessen Caruthers 2 Geedey champion Tobiasss 4 0 2 Shieldslf 5 2 4 2 homer in the next AB H R AB H R a with n and if mile he in a Kling-maR at inning of it Matlock San Herrera three first year Maggio regains Dav’son2b 4 13 3 Mavis2b quarters 2 13 1 4 2 2 Neilson ef 5 3 2 DAnders’n playing in his first tournament — E HerS on mate to base Maggio Salt 4 Klingman Lake Francisco the Spokane match BGreenlf 2 0 13 0 Bnck2b put 6 2 1 5 12 Freston ss 10 since last summer combined ac- exactly three minutes fulfilled Gisclaircf — — JesHR SH rera Stevens 3 0 0 Geedey Shermanrf 5 12 Rich 2b 5 2 3 ahead for keeps The Hive added sen 2BH— Maggio R Heft-erJensen 3b 4314 affair RBI— till be a non-titl- e curate approaches and putts for his role in the drama perfectly H’ld’rf’ldlf 3 0 10lSarna3b 5 2 0 0 2b ' 3 9 1 Browning e 5 2 1 Mat’skycf Conger 2 runs 2 in the seventh and Turk Jessen a 3 Walker siigle set had said Maggio Geedey Carter’s Chris Brasher 2 18 After 0 0 0 manager Gardner 2b 1 1 1 Smith p rf 6 2 2 Currylb 3 a 65 in yesterday’s 2 Hackj-5 2 10 eighth taking advantage of Boise Sierra 2 Fernandes Winner — Heilman 103 0Claridgelf 5 3 0 Schlupp 3b 5 4 1 Stokes p blazing) pace for the first half — Matlock HO — Matlock 8 In 7 WiUie Ketchum agreed to a guarLoser round 0 0 4 2 8 0 0Neallb Anderson e 5 2 1 Williams lb 4 2 1 opening miscues 1 in 1 antee 8 a 9 or stride of Heilman mile then raced Patrick the 6 2 in 2 0 s 2 percentage 5 2 3 gate Streeter Cnataway d 3 10 Woodheadlb 4 0 0 Price If But Snead I Boise Erickson 0 in 3 LOB — Boise 12 Salt whichever is 1 0 0 0 Burtc gall Lake 3 0 3 1 Bannister and they Peterson lb 0 0 0 Baker 'rf 10 0 larger AB H p A' Masters champion and host pro for stripe with 4 Heilman 3 SO ER— 5 ' Lake Matlock ABHOA D Green ef 4 13 Slater p 4 0 0 M103 RHer’r3b 5 2 14 Car’thrs3b 3 0 13 — Heilman 7 Matlock 3 Patrick 1 BB — Utleyp mile in 5 at Greenbrier’s old white course passed the three-quarte- r OOO 11 Watson p Quincy rf 4 13 0 Matlbck 1 Heilman 6 T—2:05 A—2601 5 11 3Geedeyrf Sierrass Totals 29 6 24 11 is only a stroke behind Taylor 3:007 ' FallsGreat 11 13 41 44 18 11 Totals Totals That put the record within Idaho Falls 008 021 2 SammyXis seeking his fourth 540 030 010—13 Bear River — the and reach R Shields 3 Mavis Sarna' Mateosky strapping 100 000 550—11 Weber straight Greenbrier title but Roger’s Hack 2 Neal Streeter Burt Utley 2BH — none 3BH — none HR— Neilson flubbed nis chance to grab the blond took it from there with SB — Shields E — Tobias Flynn Hay-lin- g Smith B Green D Green and B AnW L Pet GB 587 clocking for RBI— Mavis 2 Sarna 3 Mateosky derson Errors — Schlupp Browning 2 first round lead when he missed Oakland 18 13 581 vS' y ' Hack 3 Neal to last quarter mile Chataway Mavis to Neal Streeter Baker Neilson Williams 2 D Green Sacramento is 13 581 five and four-foo- t 2BH — Gisclair 3BH— putts on the the B Green Conger B Anderson and San Diego 13 567 J17 hung on gamely until 300 yards Hack 2 Streeter Mateosky LOB — last two greens Peterson 'BBrSmith 2 Sister 1 WatLos Angeles 4 17 15 531 back ls fell and then 3 from end the Great Falls 8 Idaho WP— FaUs son 2 Stokes 6 SO — Stokes 6 Smith 15 15 500 Herman Scharlau of Boca RaHollywood Void PB — Flynn ER — Hayling 4 Void 3 Slater 9 and Watson 2 to in finish 4:072 16 15 Seattle 484 3 Losing ton Fla and Jackie Burke Jr 3 SO— Hayling 2 Void 6 Utley 3 BB 14 15 3 Portland 483 pitcher — Smith 1 4 Void 2 HO— Perfect Hayling Utley Timing Kiamesha Lake N Y golfer who San Francisco 22 267 91i 1 6 in 2 3 Void 9 in 5 3 was runner-u- p to Snead last year En route to the most amazing Hayling Loser — Hayling T— 2:06 A — 718 500 Field Swells Yesterday’s Results £ake 68’s into the second round clocking in track history BanniSeattle 7 Oakland 6 INDIANAPOLIS (NEA) —The Then come Bob Watson of ster passed the first quarter in 577 Sacramento 6 San Francisco 1 field for the automobile Los Angeles 4 Portland 2 Ardsley-on-HudsoN Y Mike seconds He clocked 606 seconds race May 31 grew to 52 entries 2 San Diego 1 Hollywood Homa of Rye N Y and Henry for the second quarter and 624 Lindner of August Ga with 69’s for the third At the 1500 meter mark he was timed in 343 flat National League thus equalling the world record for that distance held by Gundar By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3-minufe Batting — Jackson Chicago Haegg of Sweden Lennart Strand 391 Musial St Louis 386 Sniof Swedenand Werner Lueg of der Brooklyn 384 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Germany -AT That 1500 meter clocking also Runs — Sauer Chicago 23 Pacific Coast League” w as to be submitted to the Inter- Moon and Musial St Louis 20 Sacramento 6 San Francisco 1 national Amateur Athletic FederRuns batted in — Bell CinSeattle 7 Oakland 6 cinnati 22 Musial and Jablon-sk- i ation for recognition which is Los Angeles 4 Portland 2 21 St Louis considered certain It was Haegg — Hollywood 2 San Diego 1 Home' runs Sauer Chicago who held the mile mark of 4:014 Los Angeles 4 Portland 2 9 St Musial 8 Hodges Louis set Bannister nine that years ago t Hollywood 2 San Diego 1 FACTORY EXPERT 7 smashed Brooklyn Jackson Chicago and — Kluszewski International League 6 Cincinnati how BannisFriends revealed I Stolen bases — Bruton Milter’s dedicated preparations for Montreal 4 Rochester 2 this race even’ included having waukee 4 four tied at 3 f Ottawa 9 Toronto 3 scientific examinations made of Pitching — Meyer and Podres Richmond 7 Buffalo 5 " his heart beat and breath control Brooklyn Minner Chicago Nux-ha- ll Syracuse 4 Havana 1 Cincinnati and Presko and He trained almost in secret all American Assn Raschi St Louis 0 luOO a winter friends few and only Louisville 9 Minneapolis 4 was in top condition he knew that St Paul 7 Toledo 4 Midway in his training he told American League Indianapolis 6 Charleston 1 a friend “I’m at camp six of the Batting — Tuttle Detroit 404 Kansas City 5 Columbus 0 athletes’ Mount Everest” Camp Goodman Boston 370 Jensen A1 Rosen held up his fielder’s glove left and his borrowed first Texas League six was the highest camp pitched Boston 354 baseman’s mitt as he speculated on his future position with the Houston 6 Fort Worth 4 by the British expedition that Runs — Minoso Chicago 18 Indians The American League’s most valuable player of 1953 1 Everest 2 Oklahoma City conquered Avila Cleveland 15 Carrasquel Shreveport found first-baseasier to play than third was Bannister that San Antonio 6 Dallas 5 atop Today Chicago 14 Beaumont at Tulsa postponed Everest— all the track world was — ChiMinoso Runs batted in Winless at his feet Western League cago 21 Fain Chicago and Ro- Expensive Save lOlh The horse Silver Queen cost sen Cleveland 17 Wichita 6 Denver 5 $54000 — yet never won a race runs Home Boston Jensen Lincoln 9 Colorado Springs 7 Earn From May 1st Minoso Chicago Westlake CleveENTIRELY NEW SHAPE — Easier-to-hand- lo Pueblo 8 Omaha 7 land and Vernon and Sievers Des Moines 10 Sioux City 3 TWICE-AS-WID- E 4 HeadSingle Washington Western International " Stolen ' 4-- 2 bases — Hunter Baltie Compact Powerful REAL Motor Spokane 10 Calgary 8 more Jensen and Piersall BosEdmonton 5 Lewiston 1 ton Boyd and Michaels Chicago By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Yakima 4 Wenatchee 3 Kaline Detroit McDougald New Bamboo rods have proven Tri-Cittheir worth for over a hun15 4 Vancouver Manager Clay Hopper may have York and Busby Washington 2 Victoria 8 Salem 7 a a new to win dred years and we mainway iug up It will take you 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