Show f icmfts ' Sweep Double-Heade- From Bums r Sensational Softball Outfielders How Yorkers Plaster Double g Defeat on Brooklynites to Slice Lead ” swm--MrprM- lM " 4 NEW YORK (AP)—The New York Giants bent on pulling off another miracle plastered a double defeat upon pressure-burdene- d Brooklyn yesterday 4 and 3 to slicelhe Dodgers once healthy National league lead to four games Giants trailed A year ago yesterday the pennant-bounthe Dodgers by 5 Vt games 7-- free-swingin- —Faulty Brooklyn which killed off two Dodger threats —aided the Giants' cause considerably The two triumphs assured the Giants of the season series with their interborough rivals whom they meet again in a single encounter here today followed by a doubleheader Monday The Giants have won 13 to Brook-lyn’- a six The Giants now have won five straight and have chewed off six and a half games from the 10Vi length margin the Dodgers had last Aug 26 The Brooks have dropped nine of their last 12 including four in a row d Keyed up over their first game win the Giants teed off on starter Johnny Rutherford for three runs in the opening inning of the nightcap and were never headed The New 'Yorkers rang up 13 hits 11 off Rutherford who was charged with all but one of the runs before he gave way for a pinch hitter in the seventh Ben Wade finished up and yielded the last Giant tally The defeat was Rutherford’s sixth against five wins and his third in a row to the Giants Monte Irvin A1 Dark and Hank Thompson were the big clutch hitters for the Giants each driving in two runs The Dodgers who went down fighting in the opener were duck soup for Hearn's fireballs in the maida-li- t twilight Big Jim walked three fanned five and did not give up a hit following Reese’c single In the fifth The crowd totaled 49011 paid base-runnin- day-nig- g ht thrill-packe- Pennsylvania curfew law caused halt of the contest Beil PhiJadelph la AB B H O' ABBHO 7 113 Jethro cf 7 0 1 3 RysnJb 1 4 3 5 4 1 Ashbunvcf DogsnM a l 3 s hTorgea’nlb 7 S 2 13 Clarkrf 7 3 3 1 Ennislf' Gordon if S3 7 13 4 Mathews3b 7 2 a 1 Burgesse 1 7 1 S 4 13 7 Burrtac Jons3b 3 4 2 4 3 0 4 3 Cablere M OCooper0 7 0 13 bWy itrk Daniel rf 1114 Dittmer 2b SOI 6 Waitkualb 4 0 4 4 3 4 0 3 sNlch'ls'on 10 0 0 Jester p 1 4 0 0 Robertap 6 0 0 3 SJonesp 1 4 4 0 Mayolb 4 4 310 eSpaha 10 0 3 Chipsaaap 3 0 14 UhrktH -- 40 7 17 31 07 4 18x44 Totals Total a Filed out for Waitkus in 8th 8th Caballero for bSingled it cStruck out for S Jones in 11th dG rounded into double play for Burris In 13 th xNone out when winning run scored 400 303 414 000 000 000—4 Boston Oil 444 000 004 004 41—7 Phlliadelphia E — Ryan Jones Mathews RBI —Clark Gordon Mathews 3 Dittmer 3 Burgess Clark Wyrostek Msyo —2 Ennis 2B— Mathews HR — Matb-ew- s Mayo Daniels 3B — SB Dittmer Jethroe S— Ennis Roberts Tergeaon DP— Logan Dittmer Mid Torgeson Logan and Burris Lohrke and Mayo Cooper Logan and Dittmer Logan end Torgeson Winner Torgeson — Roberts (33-- 7 ) Loser— Chipman U-- l) iH terday ) Ciaeiaaall Chiesg AB H O A ABHOA 4 2 10 Abramscf 3 0 3 0‘ Addis rf 4 14 4 3 3 Baumhitxct 4 0 Adams3b 4 18 0 4 12 4 Fondylb 0 3 4 4 13 0 Sauer if 3 2 4 li AtwelLc O 0 4 4 4 cJeffcoat 3 0 14 Jackson3b SerenaJlb 4 3 Smalleyss 4 0 0 l sEdwards 114 110 Fodbielanp Brownss dHerm’ski 3 14 1 0 4 0 4 4 10 0 4 3 3 3 3 0 10 14 0 0 0 0 10 10 0 4 2 0 0 3 10 4 4 0 0 0 0 fcld boasts three of the best softball outfielders in the nation in Tommy Leavitt Lamar McBride and Rnssell CarTuth left to right They have a near perfect fielding record for- - the year They are good hitters also They’ll see service Tuesday night at Ogden Softball Park against Wheeler General Tire Company of Salt Lake ' Fisher-Hes- s 13 4 —4093 10 0 4 4 0 10 4 2 4 0 Slaughter Hits Well 3 17 3 ST LOUIS (AP)— Enos Slaugh 3 13 1 a i o o ter’s 1900th hit of his major league 0 0 0 0 career came last night as a three-ru- n 00 0 0 tenth-ininhomer that gave the St Louis Cardinals a 7 to 4 victory oVer the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Camp'ellae Snider Hod fee Palkalt Caxjb eNalaon (0-1- 1 lb Morgan 3b Xrskinep aShuba Moorep bHolmee La bine p i Xlagp dAmorog 31 0 27 7 33 0 14 0 ToUlt Totals a Struck tor Erskine in out for Moors in 7th cropped out for Cox in 4th d Walked for King la 4th 400 001 Oil — 4 Brooklyn 020 101 Olx— 4 New York 1W - Mueller Reese 3B — Connelly SB —Hodges SH— Wilhelm DP— Westrum Thompson Dark Williams Dark Lock-ma- n Cox Robinson Hodges Hodges Bees Hodges Thompson unass ie ted ) LOB— Brooklyn 0 New York 9 BB— Xrsktna 3 Moore 1 Connelly 5 Labine Corwin 1 SO — Connelly 3 Wilhelm 3 Wilhelm 3 Erskine S Labine 1 CorWilhelm Corwin win 1 WP— Erskin PB— Westrum HBP — Moore (WlUiams W— Connelly (44 1 L— Erskine 114 U —Con lan Stewart Barlick Ballanfant i T— 338 A— 43000 (estimated) Second game:’ Brooklyn New York 010 300 000—3 301 101 Olx— 7 Phils Win Long One PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Del Ennis’ home run to open the 17th inning — longest National league game of the season — gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 7 to 6 victory over the Boston Braves last night in the opener of a doubleheader at Shibe park Robin Roberts who went all the way copped his 23rd triumph making him the winningest pitcher in the majors The second game was called at midnight as the Phils batted in the bottom half of the eighth inning with Boston ahead 3 to 1 The game will be completed Sunday afternoon twi-nig- ers to defeat Washington last night The Yankees thus retained a 2M-Cleve game lead over second-plac- e land The Yankees went into the game with a tongue lashing by Manager Casey Stengel still ringing in their ears I New York Washington ABRHOI ABRHO 4 0 0 3 4 113 Yoit3b 3 12 3 3 119 Coanlf Collin lb 3 0 1 l'jensenrf 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 8 Runnels 3 0 0 1 4 12 3 Vernonlb 4 0 1 9 3 110 Snyder2b 10 0 2 4 0 11 Hoder'ln2b 2 0 0 3 3 112 aRapp 10 0 0 2 0 10 Busby cf 4 13 3 Scarb'r’ghp 4 0 4 2 Blackwell p 10 0 1 Grasso c 1 0 0 0 Marrerop Gorman p 10 0 0 10 10 bTaylor 0 0 0 0 Consuegrap 0 0 10 cCampu Now Joe Black Is Threatened NEW YORK (UP)— A squad of two detective lieutenants and 20 detectives were assigned to the Polo grounds today to protect pitcher Joe Black of the Brooklyn Dodgers who received a letter threatening his life The detectives escorted Black from his home and also circulated throughout the ball park during the doubleheader between the Dodgers and the New York Giants The squad was directed by Deputy Inspector Hugh P Sheridan commanding the Tenth detective district in New York City Although Black laughed off the letter as a “crank” stunt the detective squad assigned the largq squad of plain clothesmen to the First game: park for his protection The anonymous letter-write- r threatened to First game: Bssten Philadelphia kill Black if he showed up at the ABHOA' ABHOA 3 0 2 2 DMag'cf Polo grounds for the current Dodger-G- Joostss 4 2 4 4 Suder s 10 30 11 Goodm'n2b iant series 3 2 10 VollmerU Fain lb 10 Plttsbargb ABRHOI Bart’me Groat ss HaUcf lb Kinerlt Bellrt Mefviehjf Gar'giolae Sen’rchiaJb 5 5 5 3 2 3 4 I 1 1 8 1 3 3 10 St Laais ABRHO 3 13 0 8chndnst2b 5 0 11 Hemusss 3 Musialcf 113 Slaughter ft 0 1 0 H Ricclt 4 0 OSislerlb 4 4 4 Giav‘no?b 4 3 14 5 3 3 1 4911D Ricec 3 4 13 Haddix p Kosh’rekXh 40 Dickson p p 14 iLowrey Brazlep 38 7 11 30 38 4 8x28 Totals Totals aDoubled for Haddix in 7th scored run when xOne out winning OOO 0 4 020 000 110 3—7 SOI 000 Pittsburgh St Louis -- E — H Rice Schoendienst Haddix RBI —Bel! 3 Kiner D Rice Haddix Low-re- y Lowrey Slaughter 4 2B— Musial 3B — Bell Senerchla Slaughter Hemua HR — Slaughter DP— Kinter Glaviano Bartirome Groat and Dickson Hemus Schoendienst and Sisler Glaviano D Rice and Sisler Winner — Braxle (11-- 4 ) Loser — Dickson (14-1) L— Scheib 10-- 6 Summers Froese IT — McKinley T— 2 16 Second game: Philadelphia Boston Stevens 000 110 000— 2 402 100 30x — 10 White Sox Beat Tigers DETROIT (AP)— The Chicago Whtie Sox threw 18 players into an battle with the Detroit Tigers yesterday and won when errors by Tiger Second Base-ma- n Johnny Pesky and rookie Shortstop Harvey Kuenn permitted winning Pitcher Harry Dorish to score the decisive tun 4-- 3 34 3 9 27 33 2 10 37 Total Total aGrounded out for Hoderlein in 8th Marrero 7th for in bSingled cFouled to McDougald for Consuegra in Oth 200 000 102—5 New York 100 000 100—2 Washington — — E Hoderlein Yost RBI Berra Wood-JmCoan Rixzuto Taylor 2B— Scarborough Busby Woodling HR— Coan Bauer DP — SB — Rixzuto S— Marrero Coan and Vernon Winner — Scarborough (4-- 3 ) Loser — Marrero (10-- 7 ) g- Sox Cool A’s Twice BOSTON (AP) — Boston bats that barely whispered as the Red Sox lost their previous seven games while ending a woeful road trip record roared in Fenwith a way park yesterday to cool off the Philadelphia Athletics by sweepand 10-ing a doubleheader Heartened by their favorite target — their own short left field fence — the sockers banged 11 hits in each game for a grand total of 41 bases Hoot Evers Clyde Voll-me- r and Vern Stephens homered in the opener and Dick Gernert in clouted a two-ruthe nightcap 0 6-- 4 2 four-bagg- n er ' -- - f rf Hitcbc’k3b Astrothc Scheibp 0 0 0 0 Zariliarf 0 0 0 0 Stephens 3b 4 10 0 Everrf 3 2 10 Gernert lb 4 13 0 Whitee 3 3 3 1 Lipons 4 2 3 4 Parnellp 4 0 10) 2 0 10! 2 0 3 0 10 0 0 Hamilton lb aThoma 33 8 24 Totals Totals Filed out for Fricano in 8th 3S 11 27 18 Dropo White Winner — Dorish (7-- 4 ) Loser— 2 match preceding national amateur golf tourney Five years ago — St Louis cut Brooklyn’s lead to six4-- games by as New defeating Cincinnati York beat the Brooks 2 Ten years ago — Ted Williams fled Sox slugger led the American league in hitting with 349 3 3-- Jack Croft left a sophomore handle Utah’ fallbacking in the Skyline conference for 1952 Zack Jordan center is Colorado’ kicking cenlor halfback bat the Buffaloes play in the Big Seven Wlngback Harry Geldien is back to spark the Wyoming attack 8-1- 0 7-- 5 d - NATIONAL AMERICAN W GB GL 17 New York 81 56 591 Cleveland 78 58 574 2Vz 18 Remaining games: New York at home 3 Philadelphia 3 Away 14 Boston 3 Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Washington 1 Cleveland at home 16 Boston 2 Detroit 4 New York 1 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 2 Washington 2 Chicago 2 Away 2 Detroit 2 r bKryski Mr Berrett is a strong advocate of tax reduction of any kind so long as it does not reduce essential services He believes that a comprehensive fire protection and ambulance service program for the entire county should be quickly devised Road problems must logically be considered along with these two His personal success is indicative of sound business ability and bis expanding interests here demonstrate his faith in this area 5 Sflirvi LLOYD UIUTT TO Bl MOST CAP ABU AND IN SVIBY WAT Hill Is Facing QUALIFIID StNCERS TO MBVB AS OUK COUNTY COMMISSION! R - New Problems LOS ANGELES (UP) — Coach Jess Hill’s only tailback problem this year apparently will be to decide who is the best of four good Southern California performers Al Carmichael Jim Sears Rudk cam- on any level the paign basic issue is the same Your principal concern is to elect officials with the ability the energy and integrity to 'administer to the needs of the people and the community in the wisest the fastest atid v most economical way I aGoldsb'y Fannin p BELIEVE that in any political LLOYD COUNTY COMMISSIONER Be! Sure to Vote—Tuesday Sept Sih ‘ ' Paid ' CIT1ZINS Advartbaaiaat bf the ' Palpal ‘ ' 2) 14-- 5 i ) at Philadelphia Boston (Spahn (Simmons li-7- ) af Cincinnati (Raffensberger Chicago iRush at St Louie (Pollet Pittsburgh 3 or Clark (Staley 13-1- 6) 13-1- 3) 13-1- 2) 6-- 2-- 0) 16-1- American League New York S Washington 2 i Chicago 4 Detroit 3 (123 innings) Cleveland 8 St Louis 2 Boston Philadelphia Tsday'a PrebabI Pitebere New York iLopat at Washington (Masterson 6 ) at Boston Philadelphia (Byrd (Hudson at Detroit (Gray (Grissom 11-Chicago t 4 and Paige 10-St Louis (Bvrne at Cleveland (Garcia 18-- 0 and Groin ale two games 4-- 6-- 7-- 5) 9-- 14-1- 1) 10-1- 0) 7) 11-1- 6-- S) Bowling -- "Pinologies Courtesy of: Shoos Buehler-Bl- nj horn Smalley’s Jewelers By Maxie Kosof $2500)OR LUCKY COUPLE Before Monday dawn bright ar atharwisa a mixed dauhlai bawling caupla amongst Ogdon’s bowlers will share the winning of first it can’t ha las place money than $2500 it cauld ba more it’ tha first mixed doublet af tba saasan and wa Invito all af bowler who leva la bawl in this kind af event fa came dawn ta tha Paramount Bawl ond Entry fan I but join tha fun bowler ply howling $100 par -- Ogdon's LIAGUES ON PARADI Although I'm going to miss my many friends who howl in league at the Center if comforting Instead fa see so many af fha Center In Paraleague bowler aha bawl There were mounf I eogwes many eld acquaintance ta haha hendt with in the league that started the pest week end ft wa pleasure te meet hundreds ef new howlers whom I have merer had the pleasure el meetlnp boI'm ioohing Iprword te lero the renting week me mere league Mart the season ta great eld friends end meet mew ernes CITY MATCH PLAY RALPH PETERSON and ROT MORRIS President and Secretary af tha Ogden City Bawling Aociatiaa advise me that the Ogden City Match Play Championship will ba tha 20th and 21 t af this month far qualifying and tha final the They have fallowing weak decided ta howl In four classes I C D It will ba Intere A esting ta aa haw It works eat BOWL WILL NOT BOWL START THE PARAMOUNT UN-TMATCH PLAT CHAMPIONSHIP OCTOBER se a net ta InterTHE PARAMOUNT IL fere with the City event OP INTEREST "PINOLOGIES Heine end Bed Speer celebrate 13th wedding anniversary Would like te here mere Inlermm-tie n on ether bowlers' anniversaLou Bryan ries end birthdays was ball af lire In winning Labor Day Singles mt the Pore mount Chick Boworbank retied first all spore game ef mow Imogen see-sSeven af Ike girls bowling in the Paramount Bowl Mixed tourseme an frldey eights wee a quart af Ice cream each from the Paramount Ice Cream Co for getting doubles ie the seemed gome Other awards Included Iron tickets te the theatre steak dimmers Iron dry cleaning franc (hi and Clyde Hoffman and m then-see- d end one laugh a everyone And se till w ms In good meed Inter I remains years for fun In t ee Ur 1 4-- Ogden Ford Sales Pet 0-- t - L Yesterday’s Kssalts New York 7 Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 7 Boston 6 17 innings second game called curlew Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 Teday’s PrebabI 10-- Pitcher at Naw York (Mag-Ii- e Brooklyn (Roe Nunn-Bus- h ‘ ” 545 12 483 20i 444 3SMi 438 MV 283 48 Klenke Floral Pennant Races At a Glance 8-- 3 Buckick and Addison Hawthorne Twenty years ago — Ellsworth all showed promise in workouts Vines of Pasadena Calif defeated yesterday as single wing tailbacks Gabriel Lavine Philadelphia 6-Carmichael topped the four in the in a third-roun64) running department with Sears match of the National tennis and Bukick taking honors in the aerial game 1 (Af ) 4 978 75 58 75 39 99 Pittsburgh — Several of Idafishing waters will be closed io fishing during September and a few streams will reopen sometime this month the state fish and game department said Saturday Boise river from Diversion dam upstream to Arrowrock dam closes Closing Sept 15 are Sept 10 Mile and Chesterfield Twenty-fou- r reservoirs in Caribou county Snake river from Minidoka dam downstream to Jackson bridge add downstream to Massacre rocks close Sept 25 Silver creek in Blaine county and Big Los river and its tributaries including Antelope creek in Butte county and the portion of the river and its tributaries in Custer counReeder and ty close Sept 30 Bear creeks in Bonner county and Riley and Tucker Springs creeks in Gooding county open only to juveniles under 14 also will close Sept 30 Salmon river and its tributaries except lakes above the mouth of Redfish Lake creek upstream to the mouth of Frenchman creek wilt reopen to salmon fishing Sept 14 Sulphur creek and Big creek a tributary of the middle fork of the Salmon above the mouth of Smith creek in Valleycounty reopen Sept 15 and Camas creek from the mouth of Duck creek upstream reopens to salmon fishing Sept 30 BOISE ho’s top 363 600 97 61 71 73 64 80 Philadelphia ChieafO Cincinnati Boston Serve Anglers I WI ASSOCIATED PRESS a year ago — U S golfers Canada 10-- in an inter- 78 (UP)— Big Luke CLEVELAND Easter who had won the last two 48 32 84 Easter Hits Two Do You By THE Today defeated national W 80 (1-- 8) 0) Remember? Some Streams in National League Team L Pet GB Brooklyn Idaho Will New York St Louis ?t W L Pet GB GL 22 Brooklyn 84 48 636 New York 80 52 606 4 22 games: Remaining The Rofcky mountains purity Brooklyn at home 16 Boston 3 code or itot remains the happy 4 Cincinnati 2 Philadelhunting ground where the pros bag Chicago phia 3 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 2 unadvertised names Away 6 Boston 3 New York 3 New York at home 19 Boston 3 Brooklyn 3 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 2 Away 3 Philadelphia 3 m 3 113 0 0 0 0 Lemonp 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Of 000 010 120—4 Philadelphia 33 10 27 17 32 5 24 4! Totals Totals 301 020 OOx — fl Boston aWalked for Stuart in 7th — 2B Michaels 3B— Vollmer HR— Evers bFhed out for Fannin in tth Vollmer Stephens DP— Stephens Good003 000 000— 3 man Gernert 2 Lipon Goodman Ger- St Louis 014 001 20x— 5 Cleveland BB nert LOB— Philadelphia 3 Boston1 10 HR — Easter 2 Doby S— Lemon DP — Mats-razz- o — Parnell 3 Scheib 2 Fricano S lever Marsh Strickland Avila Glynn 1 SO— ParneU 3 W — JarneU 12-- 8 LOB— St Louis 0 Cleveland 5 BB — Cam 1 Stuart 1 Fannin 2 Lemon 4 SO —Cain 2 Stuart 3 W — Lemon (15-1U— Robb Grieve L— Cain (10-9- ) Honochick Passarella T— 2 15 A— I1S34 r that!1 “Sorry Caddy I had to smuggle them oat -of the house like —— — — far-flun- SAN FRANCISCO (AP)— San Francisco crowded its 10 hits into three innings yesterday off SeataSingled for Carrasquel in 8th tle’s Vern Kindsfatber and Paul bDoubled for Rodriguez in 8th cRan for Wright in 8th Calvert downing the Rainiers 5 to dRan for Lollar in 10th 3 for two i straight in the Pacific eSmgled for Federoff in 7th Coast league series fStruck out for Trucks in Oth gForced runner for White in 11th 01- R H E Score 120 000 000 Chicago 000 000 201—2 10 1 000 000 300 00—3 Seattle Detrolt E — Sheely Miranda Hatfield Kuenn San Fran 200 002 Olx — 5 10 1 Pesky RBI — Minoso Stewart 2 Mul-1Batteries: Kindsfather Calvert 2 Groth 2B— Wright HR— Minoso Stewart S — Miranda Delsing Mapes and R Wilson Boemler Muncrief DP — Federoff Kuenn and Dropo Kuenn and Orteig Pesky and Dropo Hatfield Pesky and Sill Fricanop Matarazzop Clarkrf Zeriuallf Philleycf Michaels2b Igd-peun- d VvtY v' Seals Hit Hard To Down Suds games with home runs smacked two of them today as he powered the Cleveland Indians to an victory over the St Louis Browns St Laais Clevelsag AB H O A ABHOA 10 10 3 12 0 4 0 6 0 Mitchelllf 3 10 7 Porter cf 4 111 Avila 2b 4 14 3 3 3 2 0 Marsh ss 3 13 0 4 14 1 Dobycf 3 0 12 0 Sieve rilb 3 0 0 0 Easterlb 3 2 0 1 4 15 0 Wertz rf 3 0 1 0 Glynn 16 0 0 2 0 3 10 3 Dyck 3b 4 0 2 2 4 0 0 1 Courtneye 4 17 1 Rosen 3b 4 13 0 Westlakerf 10 10 Niemanlf 1 4 2 2 10 12 Simpson Young2b 0 0 0 0 Tipton c jf 4 10 0 Cainp 1 0 0 0 Stnckl'dss 3 13 0 Stuart p 1 r- five-yar- A The Rockettes a Salt Lake feminine club and the Eagles one of Ogden’s top girls’ teams will provide the competition in the first game With no provision for a playofi between the winners of the two Utah tournaments that qualify their winners for the world meet at Phienix Arizona September 12 to 21 the Ogden game will serve as a playoff between the two teams Purpose of the game goes beyond the rivalry angle however as it will serve as a warm-ufor the participants for the type of pitching and hitting they will meet at Phoenix and will enable the Ogden team to raise additional support money to finance their trip The tilt will bring together not only the two most highly rated softball agreations in the state but will feature the hurlin of Utah’s two outstanding hurlers Doug Borg and Glen Cherry Personnel of the Wheeler team played last year at Phoenix under the colors of the Salt Lake Street department This team and Fisher Hess tied for fifth spot in the 20 team field that took part in the 1951 classic There has been no meeting of the two clubs this year g m WASHINGTON (AP— Effective relief pitching by Rookie Tom Gorman who followed winner Ray Scarborough and Ewell Blackwell to the mound enabled the New York Yankees 5-- 2 October 25 Studying the form sheets Wyoming with backs the likes of Harry Geldien and Chuck Spalding to torment the opposition appear the best But Utah Denver Utah State and Colorado Aggies also Are singing the victory march and anything can happen Defending titlist Utah returns 10 deefnsive regulars and Carter Cowley and Don Rydalch a pair of capable operatives will pushbutton Coach Jack Curtice’s T attack at quarterback Denver harbors glowing ambitions om improving on 1951’s third-plac- e finish building its offense around Bob Friend an back and Tom Hugo the watch-charguard The Pioneers however will definitely feel the loss of Sam Etcheverry one of the league’s finest aerialists last seaI y son 7 Utah State with Paul Dinan at tailback fields its strongest squad ever The Farmers are the league’s sleeper could conceivably go all the way j Colorado A and M offsets a dearth off poundage all the way around with the Skyline Eight’s top passing game Don Burroughs a quarterback will be on the throwing end Brigham Young is loaded with seniors and readily improving New Mexico blessed with natural speed d and Roger Hill who bites off chunks of turf at a carry is capable of knocking over any of the leaders Montana rebuilds under Eddie Chinske their new coach who has 22 lettermen to start with which should be considerable in jthe way of a foundation Presumably this is the year of the Skyline’s adoption of a purity code Last June league educators agreed tot take the emphasis off blocking tackling and running and restore itjto reading writing and arithmetic g But the (Rockies with their crags and valleys must “be quite an area to police From the looks of the score cards all the leaders are exceptionally well stocked with talent and each school has its potential all-arou- Top Softball Spurred by Tongue Lashing Teams Play And Good Relief Hurling Here Tuesday Yanks Edge Nats io Hold Lead Klus-zews-ki (3-- 4 yViWhh $ Utah’s two best softball teams will meet Tuesday night at the Ogden softbalipark at 8 pm in 34 8 27 Totals aGrounded out for Smalley in 8th a battle for the unofficial “state bGrounded out tor Klippstein in 8th title” Playing the feature game eRan for Atwell in Oth dFlied out for Brown in Oth a double header program that of 002 000 010—3 Cincinnati 001—3 000 010 Chicago opens with a girls’ game at seven 2B — Baumholtx Serena Marshall AdFisher-Hes- s Pontiac of Ogden re— cock 3B-- Jackson DP McMillan Serena Fondy LOB— Cincinnati cent winners in the state NSC Mrrt game: I New Terk 4 Chicago 6 BB— Klippstein 4 PodBraaklya ABHO A bielan 1 SO— Klippstein 7 Podbielan 1 tourney will risk their state honors AB HO A! 5 114 1 inner 1 WP— Klippstein 3 W—PodbiS 1 f 0 Mueller jr rurillorf against Wheeler General Tire of t U—Gor1 4 0 4 1 elan L— Klippstein Reese js 4 8 13 Dark holdRob “aon 2b 4 3 4 3 Lockmanlb 0191 man Gore and GugUelmo T— 208 A Salt Lake Metropolitan title Klippsteinp bCav’etta Minnerp Time Out last trip The inevitable storm should reach its crescendo when the Cowboys and Redskins fill the mountain air With footballs at Laramie Second game: 120 000 00 Boston ooo 100 o Philadelphia Game suspended in last of 8th curfew: to be completed Sunday Johnson and Burris Draws and Burgess Reds Win Over Cubs CHICAGO (UP) — Clarence (Bud) Podbielan slender righthander who had pitched only one complete game this season hurled the Cincinnati Reds to a 3 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs yes V ! - By JOHN MeCALLUM NEW YORK (NEA)— All is not quiet on the western front Out in the Rocky mountains there’s aj gridiron rumble threatening to develop into a genuine football earthquake before the 1952 shooting has simmered down No longer is the Mountain States ( Skyline )j conference dominated by Wyoming The days of the Cowboys’ wild stomp are over though the Laramie larrupers are slight favorites to grab it all this fall Wyoming has lost only one league game since 1948 — a 14 to 7 thriller t$ Colorado A and M last year —and that lone defeat was all Utah needed to get down in front d Jim Hearn blasted out in his last eight starts not only won his first game since Aug 1 but went the distance in the nightcap limitBrooks' to g ing the four hits He retired the last 13 batters in a row The big righthander helped win his 13th game with a home run into the right field stands in the fourth inning his third of the campaign Four Dodger errors helped the Giants pick up three unearned runs enough to win the opener - J3A STANDARD-EXAMINE- E SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 7 1952 Wyoming Gets Top Billing In 1952 Race Front-Runnin- 6-- TKI OGDEN (UTAH) 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