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Show h ng double-heade- 2-- 5-- 3, 1 8-- 1, 4-- 2. now. 2-- 1. n AU-St- 7-- double-heade- 3-- 2 9-- 9-- 8, 7-- 2. 8-- 4. 5-- SECOND-HAL- Ict. -- - ltiooklyn New York Pittsbui gh ( hicago Sunday's 42 3 4 44 36 553 Iouis St In a Saturday night game at inning Don Gunderon was charg- Preston, Cornish s entiv in the' ed with the loss On'y two of Cache Vail v Base bail lei, in the hits in the game weie for downed Pi t ston 0 2 to give lie eslia basts A double went to Ltah squad a lecoul foi the John Mule and Judv connected lie loss with a tuple for Pipston second half of play evened Piestons recoid at 1 This was the last of the games John Hyde was given credit played Saturday with the results for the win after he replared'of the other games being, Logan starter, Rey Naegle, in the fifth 15, Davton C, Hvde Park 14, lawiston 6 Snuthfield 17 Rich- Results Chit ago 4 1 2 (1st 10 9 Cincinnati Milwaukee 6 (2nd) 2 mond 8, and Newton 7. Trenton Saturday's Results Philadelphia 9 Brooklyn Pony League Schedule Is Changed Changes 4 4 Schedule for the coming week calls for all five games to bel placed on Saturday afternoon, with the exception of the Logan- Hvde Paik game at 3 p m The Games Tuesdays schedule Richmond at Davton. All Star Game at St Lows. Smithfield at Tienton, Hyde in the Pony League Park at Logan, Newton at CornAMERICAS LEAGUE schedule for this week weie an- ish and Pieston at Lewiston W I. Pet. GB nounced as follows by Director Box sep es erf Saturdays Ilolmstead Hap games Grirlies vs Nvman Hatcherv NFWIOV T Rl NTON will play at 6 at) pm Wednes- ah r h ah r h t IP" D Amii ew i o J day instead of on Friday ' tudhP Jensen 200 Electric vs Logan Uik-- ' game Unkina S'evens 3 0 0 4 il U khv brown 2 2 will be Friday, 7pm Gi iffm 3 0 2 112 iiispn 4 u O Coolev Andeisnu 4 10 o 1 SI eterson 1 motion 3 0 PIONEER I EAGLE 2 u 0 Jones C ood 4 0 0 I u u U 1 2 Result N 4 Andrew pLieison Sunday L Pci. GB illerman 0 u Detroit 5 Kansas City 2 1 000 Lake City j Salt 0 0 ood R New' York 7 Washington I 1 000 Missoula 51 7 12 27 5 5 Total Baltimore 8 Boston 4 8a0 1 311 110 0 euum Magic Valley 13 1 8 r uOl 9 ... ton Cleveland (1st, Ijx) Chicago 35 70 14 Billing .jH Gondseli Larsen D Andrew !oO 4 Boise Innings bteve Peterson, pitcher Winning Roger Wood losing piuher Chicago 7 Cleveland 2 (2nd) 200 4 Cheat Falls Idaho Falls 000 4i IMUVTON Saturdays Results hide P4KK ah r h !? r h, 000 5 Chicago 5 Cleveland 1 Pocatello 5 a 2 1 G W heeler Anderson 10 New r 0 0 ork Washington I 2 5 l T Rasmussen Righv Sundays Results 5 2 2 Hodges 4 3 3 Perkes Boston 11 Baltimore 2 Salt Lake CUv 7, Pocatello 2 4 0 2 Jamison 2 2 1 G Hansen Kansas Citv 3 Detroit 1 Hvde 4 l o Missoula 3, Great Falls 2, 11 4 II A W h e'er M 2 M kn ght Innings, night) 4 0 innings L Perkes I 0 Piti her Tuesdays Game 30 lee i id Boise 7. 13 4 11 Jensen Magic alUy 3 0 0 All Star Game at St Louis. "'packman ts Rasmussen 200 1 1 1 innings 2 J 0 Hansen ooda Idaho Falls at Billings, postNATIONAL lEAGt 12 14 0 6 Tola i R Fft TMaer A chib I iwiston poned, rain 130 010 i2 6 -G R MR IT Miiw W A rf'n iKv. 201 O'o -ll in Mondavs Schedule In,,1 il Cl Wheeler 4 (44 fT 2" 3 2 T ml tts . Hodges Riuhtr, vl W 34i Pocatello at Sail I ake City Vi v t1 St ! 1, Hansen Ji ' her mvi n rmd . . N 31" S8 QQ 31 ? Ta losHansen Idaho tails at Bill.nes (two VVicn'rg M 2GQ 65 311 ( - it y Mr ing pltiher Bob Hodges AM Rif AN i agi r games 3 V n e .... Missoula at Great tails lor,xntiTox V ll'arrs Boat .. "2 248 V 85 343 ah r h ah r h Y "3 "43 44 82 317 d . ... Magic Valiev at Boise 5 2 2 emmon Wa'ts 12 3 V . "2 20 41 wrnn 5 10 Henderson Tinges 2 5 "8 'ns 36 1 04 32- zone Bum 4 2 2 5 rmill in (I 2 Nn ii PACIFIC (OAST I F AGI F 1IOMF HI NS 11 n i i toMar Ahm 5 2 2 Vrional league - Aaron Brae rowe I ed t ks 1 Is 20 il u1 2" San Fiariisio "n VitncwN Biaesl7 'mifer Dod K ancouv er Mant Yank mi nan league San Diego 20 Williams nator 7 .severs Max sell Pei jo Tiger 38 Hollywood Ztr n al Ihlct h s 6 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 New York 2 (IS Innings Chicago 3 Milwaukee 2 (night) Louis St bases-loade- 13 I 1 1 4 1 ..... -- 1 1 VV 11 1 S I J 4 d Nationals Rate 6 - 5 Favor Harney Wins 2nd Major In Tuesday s ST LOUIS W Casey Stengel today named rookies Jim Bunmng of the Tigeis to stait against the National league in the 24th annual classic Tuesdav Walt Alston picked lefthander Cult Simmons to oppose the of the Phillies American League. fhe Stengel also announced American League batting Kuenn, Detroit, ss Nellie Fox, Chicago. 2b, A1 Kahne, De-- j troit, if. Mickev Mantle, New Yolk, cf, Ted Williams, Boston, If. Vic Wertz. Cleveland, lb Yogi Beira, New York, s, George Kell, Baltimore, 3b, and Bunmng Alstons National League start- lng hneun Johnnv Temple, Cincinnati, 2b. Hank Aaron, MU- Stan Musial. St waukee, rf Louis, lb, Willie Mavs, New York, ef Frank Robinson Cincinnati, If, Ed Bailev, Cincinnati c; Don Hoak, Cincinnati 3b; Hov McMillan, Cincinnati, ss, and Sim-- , mons Stengel picked Bunnlng because of the piedominant right handed National league starters Onv Musial and Bailey aie south- Golfing Title STE DOHOTHEE, ught-hand- Que newly-presertbe- Valley Loop Softball Set Tuesday extra-oidina- contest Grant', wned Cactu club Innings, while Jim s defeated Garys Mobile Service behind Clyde Anderson's pitching Ron Hooker hit a homer for the vvmneis , ln elht 11-- schedule Tuesday' lows ii a fol- Cactus Club vs Wellsville. 8pm Gronts Bike vs. Jim s Sport Center, Crimson Field, Logan. pm 8 30 Weusville Amvets at Miteff. Fala In Tonight's Bout NEW YORK OP Cla'sy Alex Miteff and slugger Fernando Fala. two unbeaten 22 year-olheavyweights, will try to stietch their winning streaks tonight in a at St. Nicholas Ar- pna Mitexr or Argentina is the fa- von1e at 1 although he has had only' about half as much protesslonai experience as Fala, a na-- J d tne of sub-pa- r shooting Sunday to win the $29 000 LaBatt Open and pick up top money of S3 56o. He headed almost immediately for Kitchener, Ont , for the 0 Canadian Open aftr registei-in- g his 10th under-pa- r round in the last 12 outings. On the other two he matched par. Harnev, playing his third year on the pro circuit, finished one stroke m froift of huge George Baver, the only player who can outdrive Harney. Bayer blew a chance to tie Harney with a 278 when he bogeyed the par-- 4 17th, putt for his par missing a "I figured I had to shoot a 69 to win and thats what I was out to do, said the light, Harney. There were so many good players right behind me going Into the final round that I really wasnt worried about any one man Dow Finsterwatd Tequesta. Fla , Bayer and Conrad were all just one stroke back of Harnev after 54 holes Ford. Gene Lttt-leSinging Hills, Calif, a winner in this event two vears ago, and newcomer Bill Tromblev. were just three strokes off the Dace and Bert Weaver and Ken Ventnrl wh) shared the half-wa- v load with Harney, were four back But none of them was able to come no with a big round and overtake Haincv $25.-00- In Saturday night competition, Glallts Bike and Jims Spoil Center won Cache SoftbaU League 27-fo- Pan-Amer- l- V paw s d r. Besmanoff Philadelphia Miteff, the former can amateur champion who turn-- ! ed piofessional in June 1956, has nine straight vie tones They in- four knockouts His best wins weie decisions over Archie McBride last December and Willi j and Williams are the gieatest years and the Boston grandpappy types in the lineups belter is in the thick ot the batThis will be Stans 14th appear- ting and home lun lace Other ance in the classic and the 13th ari for Ted Aogi Beria in his eighth Geoig AU-St- of Germany on June Musial ' Alston wants a southpaw .to start for him because the American Leagues starting lineup is powpacked with such er hitters as Yogi Berra. Ted Williams and Vic Wertz Alston also has Milwaukee southpaw Warren Snahn available to s'art but he indicated he would go with either Simmons or Antonelll. d is having one of his Kell, the the fifth Moore Given Until July 13 order-Harve- ry Ti All-St- ar Cardinals cr All-St- ar UP lender Paul Ilainey, the hottest goifer on the PGA circuit, cred its a putting tip fiom his father d and headache pills for his second major tournament victorv in three weeks The graying native of Worcester Mass , continued his 1 1 2 single and triples by Wes Coxington an Frank Torre. In Valley Loop Contes i 3 a 3 i 550 41 36 532 5 36 43 . 456 11 29 49 .372 17 2b 45 366 17 Cincinnati 3 2-- the sixth. Frank Thomas and Dick Groat combined talents to lead the Pirates to their sw'eep over the Giants. Thomas hit three homers in the twin bill to drive in five runs while Groat drove in six runs with a homer in each game and a triple in the finale. Lew Burdette of the Braves won his first game since May 18 when he held the Cubs to six hits. The Braves got to Cub starter Dave Hillman for three runs in the first inning on a walk, Hank Aarons 1 2i Philadelphia 2 Biooklyn 1 1st) Philadelphia 5 Biooklyn 3 i2iul) Pittsburgh 10 New York 6 (1st) Pittsburgh 8 New York 1 (2nd) St Louis Innings) er GB 46 31 337 44 34 564 6t Loan Milwaukee 1 hilddclplua ( muniidU ninth-innin- Cornish Downs Preston NATIONAL LF. VG1E W L g Ed Bouchees homer off Sal Magfie gave the Phils their opening game victory over Brooklyn and Chico Fernandez decided the nightcap with a three-ru- n double that broke a tie in UNDER WAY F Lt&n ) he worked. Rookie Bobby Gene Smith drove in four runs m the nightcap and Wally Moon three a3 Milmer Mizell won in relief. n Both theYanks and Cards are 2'; games ahead in their respective pennant races today as all the teams pause for the break. annual The Yankees are whizzing along at a phenomenttil .846 pace with 22 victories in their last 26 games And the Cardinals are zipping along at .722 figure with 26 out of their 1st 36, a pace that finally has begun to unravel what was one of the tightest National League races ever. The world champion Yankees made it four in a row Sunday when they came from behind to defeat Washington, r from while St. Louis swept a in 10 Cincinnati, winning the opener, innings and the nightcap, In other American League games, the White Sox swept a pair from the Indians, and tne opener, taking the Detroit topped Kansas second game, and Baltimore beat Boston, City. Philadelphia took both ends of a County Cardinal runs in the opener, hitting a two-ru- n homer in the first inning and then singling home the winning run in the 10th. Sam Jones was the winner in relief of bonus rookie Von McDaniel, who gave up both Cincinnati runs in the seven innings r from Brooklyn, and to move back into the first division m the National League; the Pirates beat the Giants twice, 10-- and and Milwaukee defeated Chicago, Yogi Berra's double with the bases full highlighted a four-rurally by the Yanks in the eighth inning after they had Gil McDougald trailed the Senators, homer clinched the contest with a two-ruin the ninth. Ail Ditmar gained the victory in relief of White y Ford. Jim Rivera tripled to open the 13th inning for the White Sox, then came home with the w inning run in the opener on Luis Aparicios single. Jack Harshman checked the Indians on five hits m the nightcap as the White Sox got to Early Wynn for three runs in the first inrung on four hits and a walk. A1 Kahne and Charley Maxwell each connected for homers, driving in all of Detroit s five runs between them in the victory over Kansas City. Paul Foytack posted his ninth victory with a seven hitter. Lankv Connie Johnson of the Onoles stopped the Red Sox on sev en hits and Bob Nieman drove in four of Baltimoie's runs as Tom Brewer suffered his eighth setback. Joe Cunningham drove in all three The first half of the 1957 major league season now is history, and it will take one drnes in hisof the greatest second-hal- f or Cat (fYankees the catch either to tory trailiare bieakneck inals at the clip they movdat .LAlfcdft (LAwf THE HERALD 'JOURNAL 4 To Sign Contract GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (1?) Archie Moore must sign by Saturday for a defense of his light heavyweight title or be stripped of the crown, National President Floyd Boxing Assn Stevens said today The aging Moores title was supposed to have beeiy vacated SunStevens agreed to give day b the cho . n until Saturday to sign for a i fense after a plea by Cha'iie Johnston, manager of the light heavyweight king Stevens said Johnston called hint July 4 and "told me a bout with Tonv Anthony was all but signed He said he needed more time to tie up television details iso Ive made un mv mind to wait until Saturday However, Stevens polnte dout that Moore wont actually have to defend his title until August 30 because he understands that was the defense deadline set by the Worlrf Boxing Commission But the NBA president said he will stick to his demand that Moore sign for the defense by Saturday or lose the title. d Nationals Favored The weatherman piedicted a warm dav for the game and the Names most frequently chosen oddsmen predicted a National bv popes have been Benedict ' League victory Clement, Gregory, Innocent, John Stan Musial of the St Louis and Leo ' LEYEN'S Annual July and Nellie Fox onlv fi eshman or either starting lineup is Cintm nati thud baseman Don Hoak. Using Home Park ceveial factors contribute to the slim 6 to-- cde the Nation als have in the betting odds They will be seeking their seventh victory yv the last eight games ol e the rivalry and they will be plaving in a National League park Also, thmr combined batting average is nine points above the Amei nans even 3C0 Going for the Americans however. is an ovetall advantage ol 13 10 in the big game, which dates back to 1933 and skips only th war year of 1945 Tins will be Game for St Louis and it will be a rubber game as far as the city is concerned The Biow ns were hosts for an Amei lean League, victoiy in 1948 and the Caids entertained 4 0 for a National victory in 1940. s,th. 1 he 5 inter-leagu- the-thu- All-St- iiiiv 10 Fala, with 17 straight victories under his belt, is making his New Y'oik debut He boasts 12 knock-clud- e outs, eight of them in his first eight fights after turning profes-- , jsional in November, 1954. . . 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