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Totla 3 0 3 0 3 13 0 3 0 0 3 10 0 0 0 00 0 Baltunnro — 3 15-- 3B 41 Woodllnft 30— Ford le— PUIetto 0 1000 Mossi Cleveland Reynolds New York In Loop Game New York Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia Chicago TatUrfay'a Retail New York 0 Cincinnati 0 St Loula at Philadelphia poetponed rata Chicago at Pittsburgh postponed rain 4 3 3 BotgVrlf 2 0 3 2 0 0 3 2 0 6 1 0 2 3 10 Chimp'nu Hncey2b BallifJb 3 3 rreton2b 0 1 ninder 2 1) MUwaake 3-- 0 110 8-- 1 3 SO-Bur- De-mar- et i rrsPEciAusTs J pathetically crude boxer Flanagan ranks behind only Carmen Basilio for Gawy’s crown although by aquestionabIe margin 6) Montreal 6-- 7 Ottawa Toronto 3 Syracuse 2 Only games Scheduled J GUILD GARAGE - I fountain WASH C2USH f ftf £A ft m4HQ Ut 25 85 70-27- mu or 0 Plastic IA PA i 721-27- of 0 Cal 30-0- 6 REMINGTON 270 ftf Modal RIFLE 30-0- 6 LIKES RIFLE Cal pump action REMINGTON 2095 8835 10440 Pvmp action SHOOT duck TO SHOTGUN 7710 SHOTGUN pump action BROWNING AUTOMATIC'S or 12 gougo up front 16 ITHACA light weight pump guns 118” REELS— Automatic $ REELS ' Willow MIKITS-- rn ‘ Bound TACKLE BOXES— 5955795 All Sitfts 395495i095 THERMO SO- X- $Q49 For boots $Q95a$1 tlo Brown Chest For fisherman with many pockets special JACKETS— 79599S2950 BOxj-Lit- $095 Aluminum 16-p-c Anglo Worms only COLEMAN CAMP U S Rubber Royal A fine boot 13s0 rubber Bali Band Do luxe pair 1495 BOOTS 10” CAMP DISH SETS— for BAIT CANTEENS 0951 (195 " 31959 i G40975 Shakftspftarft — Spinning ICE 179S-391- 0 glass Shakftspaara 'll Lftathtr 93“ " good quality FLYj RODS BOOTS 0 ft 129Sr1G?5-229- 5 COLEMAN LANTERNS 5195$1495 with 4 Metal Chairs Attached HANDY CAMP TABLE 91 16 2993 10N0 WlAKfttft OIMAIt SCUM Additional Chorg --- Oxi o coiled tporkUnf cAreme - C-'- -M 0Mac) d: ikeva way Irem Keeper WHITE SIDEWALL AUTO TROUBLE LIGHT Regular 325 Now SOLDERING IRONS WATER BAGS Wax treated BINOCULARS SKYLINE 6x30 A $5000 Valuft Regular 169 Now a VISOR MIRRORS reputation-7x- 35 POWER TOOLS Drcmftl ELECTRIC Atlas SANDER t-ln- ch BENCH SAW Portor-Cab- la Rtg $3730 ch Hamomastor SAW Atlas ch JOINTER Phono o 0MJjjgj(0 j Portar-Cabl-o 4-In- ch SAW 2574 Vash o Blvd FOCUS COATED LINS $1800 318 ' Sfreef 1485 2750 4950 3150 5250 coated Ion's fine case With tax ( t Incl Tax BUSHNEll NATIONALLY KNOWN BINOCULAR 98c 32c USE YOUR CREDIT CENTER Other Models 279 Regular 31 5 Now $ a Real NOT NECESSITIES— But Honest Appreciated Gifts for 49c 39c UTILITY MATS POLISHING CLOTHS t 249 240 PAINT KIT 369 fcv PHILA W i89 85 CORPORATION laitallfttioa EXHAUST GUARD prior tnsid 4-57- DISTILLING PROOF CAMP EQUIPMENT DAD LOVES TO FISH FLYj RODS glass with cas $fl95aM59S 1 gtftift or phftasants than gil kins a V HICKORY OLD FISHING Cal 30-0- 6 REMINGTON DAD nbr 86 I irii Viaduct" Modal WINCHESTER RIFLE O i i IS DAD A DEER HUNTER? haik: SR yraEf PLASTIC SEAT COVER! DEFUCnMQ rool KUSmOFl I "Just Overthft JUverdae STMICBT BOURBON 9®®® FAMOUS ATTRACTIONS WORLD GUNS TREATED Pi! l HOTEL 3-- 5 WINCHESTER LONG HAKOU NEVADA'S FINEST Wheel and Axlft Alignment Tune-U- p Bear From International League Hi ’Z IAS VfGAS ur dette 4) I AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS INCLUDING 1953 MODELS 8-- 10-rou- (7-- emeu i city-owne- d 0 Heitz Heating 6 B— Morris 2 PB— Jenaen Hogge 3 T— 1:33 U— Agricola Stagge Breeklrn ) n mn 1 3 Des Moines 11-- 2 Wichita 3--4 today to start negotiations for a Totals 33 7 34 34 11 37 0 Total Flam-watitle anted out for Johnson Kid Gavilan-De- l in ftth Denver 10-- 7 Lincoln 7 sec8th w in Crone for fall up bPopped this here tie called fight 000 000 303—4 ond game MUwauke 100 221 2 Ox —ft curfew Flanagan a fancy dan with sev- Brooklyn HR— 3 B— O'Connell ZB— Mathews en years experience took a firmColorado Springs 14 Pueblo 7 Hoak CampanelLa Snider Hodges 2 No on his hold er ranking Beene Adcock BB— Burdette 1 Paine 3 Crone Wednesday night with a unani- 1 Eriktae 2 W— 7 Erakin De3 Trikine 3 Pain mous breeze over L— Burdett 46-troit's AULe Gronik a willing but The first Sunday morning breakfast club program of the season wtU he featured at the Ogden Coif and Country Club Sunday at 8:30 am Professional Ernie Schneiter announces Fifteen teams have enrolled in the fathers and sons tournament which Is scheduled for 2 pm In teres ted teams are asked to phone Professional Schneiter otr 13 18-hol- 0 0 Flanagan Wins Over Gronik 2 Events Booked At Country Club KO 4 3 10 4 2 17 3 Price3b Jencenc 3 Mrs D N White and Mrs Louis Harper Mrs A C Brown and Mrs Paul Goddard Mrs S S Eccles and Mrs R C Albright Mrs William Varney and Mrs Alan Nye Mrs Joe Wright and Mrs H S McCool Mrs Ronald Wadsworth and Mrs B V iGlas-man- n Mrs J C Brown and Mrs 6a New 18 Course Heitz Heating downed Swift’s 6 to 2 in a well played Metropolitan League baseball game at Affleck Park last night Summary: I Beita Heating Swift's ABHOA ABHOA! ABHOA ABHOA! 4 2 2 Brutoncf 4 0 S 0 Glll’m2b 1 4 2 3 Loftiui 44 0130 0 Reeea 4 13 Sntdercf Southern Association Aaronlf Mathew 1 3 b 4313 Robinaonlf 3 0 1 Atla’nta 8 Nashville 7 3 0 Adcock lb 4 3 6 0 Th'pa nlf 3 7 4 0 3 0 Hodge lb Pafkorf Little Rock at New Orelans 1 1 OConlUb 3 3 13 Shubarf 1 1 postponed Crandall e 3 0 9 1 rurmorf 1 7 Burdette p 1 O O 0 Camp'ellae Only games scheduled 1 0 Johnsonp 01 0 0 1 HoakXJb 0 10 0 0 0 Ertklneft aMetYich 0 000 p Western League DETROIT (AP) — Promoter Crone toDittmer 10 0 0 Nick Londes flew to New York Paine p 0 0 0 Sioux City 9 Omaha 1 000 889 1 (4--7) 21 ton and Mrs William Grames iMrs J M Leven and Mrs Alan Bader Mrs George Hcrrod and IMrs Frank Douglas MrsE A Gibbons and Mrs Harold Olsen Mrs Earl Rushmer and Mrs Ray Min- Olmstead Mrs FerguJackson Mrs son and Mrs Hone Mrs G Holley Mrs Cecil Jorgensen and Mrs H R Davis Mrs William F Me-Crand Mrs Spencer Baggs Mrs Donald Blake and Mrs S P Mrs Harry Richardson Dobbs and Mrs Grant Rounds Mrs J J Dunbar and Mrs Claude Parry Mrs H R Merman and Mrs Junior Pantone Mrs George Herrod and Mrs Earl Rushmer Mrs H S McCool and Mrs B y Glasmann won the ' surprise hole event The putting contest was won by Mrs J J Dunbar and Mrs Claude Parry They each bagged 13 putts on nine holes All first round matches in the team Nye event must be completed by Saturday Golfers Outline Plans for Swifts Defeated National League Pitching — Morgan New York 4-- 000 020 000—3 0h0 000 00—0 Diertnft BB— Ptllette PiUetto 3 W— Tord f'C -- 3) 30 3 37 IS Total 39 3 33 13 Crounded out for PtUctta In 8th b routed out for Youn in ftth j eStruck out I or Kryhoskt In 7th New York Wes Santee second fastest miler in the world Is measured for his uniform after checking in for duty with the Marines at their that training base' Quantico Va Marine officials have announced AAU Santee will not be permitted to compete in the National meet In St Louis this weekend Harry Canigila left civilian employe checks the tape and gives Santee’s measurements to Lt Donald T Jacobson of Northport N—Y —— ——— 0 UWrlghtcf 3 10 0 Con'llyjf O Lcelb 3 3 10 ABHOA Nealcf ABHO A! Batting — Avila Cleveland 0 JWrifthUf 10 0 0 352 Eacalerarf 4 0 3 3 Lockranlb 44 3 9 34 Morleylb Cleveland Rosen 384 3 0 0 0 0 Wallrf 13 Hoggec HarmonJb 3 10 l'Darkti 1 )ohnatonp 2 0 0 1 House Detroit 338 3 1 3 1 Morrisp 1 ft 0 0 Th'pa n3b aBork'aki 5 0 3 0 Jacob p 0 0 0 Olrvlnll 110 Runs — Minoso Chicago 49 Piconep S! 0 0 0 4 0 3 0 Mueller jf 4 3 0 0 roulklt Fox Chicago 48 Carrasquel Chi- Belief 0 a 3 13 0 JA'dViulb Klua akUb 3 0 3 0 Mayacf 0001 4 3 4 0 WUlmt2b 3 10 3 CA'd’nrf cago 43 Gr'ngrsslf ooo 3 13 0 Criffinc 4 0 4 4 Kattc Runs batted in — Minoso Chi- Tempte2t 3 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 Hearns Batteyc 28 8 21 4 Totals 33 3 IS 7! Totals cago 53 Rosen Cleveland 52 M’MiUantt 3 13 3 Score by innings: NuxhailP 3 0 0 0o Fain Chicago 45 002 000 0—2 Swift' bMer'nan 0 0 0 Home runs— Rosen Cleveland Brldfeijt) 200 031 x— ft Heitz Heating 0 0 0 0 n— Pries 2 ninder Hogge Morris 12 Mantle 13 Boone Detroit 33112710 Johnston Jensen —FTeton E— Balllf 30 4 3410 Total Total New York and Zernlal Philarreston Price SB Price Jenaen Lee a Tanned for Harmon In 8th SH— J Wright RBI— L Wright JenbWalked for Nuxhall in 8th delphia 11 000 000 000 — 0 sen Lee Flindera DP —Jenaen Ftea-to- n Cincinnati Stolen bases — Minoso and Ri- New Charge Credit victory to Johnaton 030 001 OOx—4 York vera Chicago 7 Agganis and LOB —Swift ’a 5 HR— Katt defeat to Morris Lockman 2B— William 3 Jacobs 8 Morrla RR— 4 Picon 3 Hearn 4 SO— Heitz Heating Jensen Boston and Fox Chicago BB— Nuxhall 1 Johnston 0 SO— by Morris 2 Jacobs W— Hearn (3-3 3 Nuxhall Hearn 6 0 Johnston 18 BB— Morris 4 Jacobs L— Nuxhall (3-- 2) 3 Moss Fitting'Gesture Brooklyn I MUwauke I New Yerk Cincinnati American League nr MDTdJb 2 8--2 nr Co l man Jb 3 0 3 0 Antonelll New York 800 Podres Brooklyn 7-- 1000 3-- Cura (7-- St SPRINGFIELD N J (AP)— Thirty years after he won his only National Open golf championship Walter Hagan tabbed Ben Hogan as the man to beat in the 54th National Open started today at BaltusroL 27-ho- le has played the course the way it will be for the tournament "I think he’s smart not to practice in this cold wind’ The lengthy Baltusrol lower course where 162 of the nation’s head’ top golfers began "competition "Like you Walter suggested isn’t the same as the courses Bobby Cruickshank Hagen played in the 1915 and Hagen nodded agreement and 1936 Opens added: The original Baltusrol course "He’s got the game too Those was tom up in 1920 and what is other fellows are out there play- now the upper course was used ing practice rounds Ben already in 1936 This one is a 7027-yar- d terror especially if the weather remains damp and windy Par is 34-3- 6 — 70 So far only Hogan has dared predict that his Open record of 276 for the 72 holes will be threatened Most of the others e say 284 should be good enough to win Regardless of the quality of the field the 54th Open figures to be a duel between defending champion Hogan and overdue The Ogden Golf Assn was orSnead until someone else Sammy ganized at the El Monte Golf comes to prove otherwise along Club last night for the promotion Hogan recently e of a new golf course in from a virus illnessrecovered still is nursOgden his Snead health suffering The steering committee will be ing from a painful “crick” in his of: composed neck would be more comfortable Lynn Foley chairman Bob in hot weather Roddom Carl Critchlow Jr ClarLew Worsham the 1947 chamence Ledingham Elaine Wheeler has been limping on a Harry Sugihara Stan Asai Dave pion knee and Skee Riegel is strained Oaki Eva Shearer Anita Olson from bursitus in his suffering Blaine Hulmston Keith Sewell shoulder right Wayne Wilcox Bob Carney Trace Bracketed with them as pos Turner Rube Ellis Richard Stine sible such contenders were and Glen Woolsey chamas individuals past The new organization is anxious healthy Julius Lloyd pions Mangrum to secure for property Middlecoff Boros and Cary the new layout Part of Mount Locke the smooth-puttin- g Ogden Park would be ideal Bobby Bob Burke South African Chairman Lynn Foley reports Fazio and Jimmy The next meeting will be held George June 23 at 8:30 p m at El Monte Chairman Foley announces Blrdl Nuap Worsham Nursing Injuries yesterday Forty ladies qualified forMmedal Fred Nye play in the Co tournament Pairings: Mrs Lloyd Henhing Hagen merely went along with the majority in picking Hogan to win his fifth Open title But a note of admiration crept into Sir Walter’s voice as he talked about the little Texan: "You’ve got to string along with the little man — he’s got the BtruUd Jejrf HA Forty Qualify for Play In Brilliant Performers Seek Fred M Nye Tournament Verl Neil ladies the the program at Fred U S Open Title Snead T and Peery t Umphl lUrf 34 0 3 00 14 Tip too M D rmttp 10 0 1 ' to $2150 BATHING SUITS FOR DAD Give a Catalina THERMO SOX L QR $fil WVW - Hundreds of Gifts to is i S T $8500 I Q AC C AC Q IA A AC A4tai73 for Father For cold winter weather: - - With a groat i Others $4500 t j Come In Look Around I t Phone ” v r 4 7 t T 1 X A |