Show '111 i 4 For Sports Scores Call 5-75- flMIM 11 For Sports Scores : Call 5-75- : 11 City Utah — Sunday Morning: — July 10 1955 Ijkf Buzz ers Miscue- Often B1 ft f iccts - a to Unearned Runs em ' £ Kf John Mooney’s Cost Decision Spoils Mirror Jack Schroedcr Tribune Sports Writer Capitalizing orf every conceivable miscue — and there were many— the Great Falls Electrics swept past the Salt Lake Bees Saturday night in the opening game of the series at Dcrks Field The Electrics got only six hits and two of these were of the infield variety but they scored three unearned runs in the sixth and that was sufficient to wrap up the game By t Eddie Leishman doesn't know "whats the matter with the Bees?” answer any better than the man m the street But he’s given a lot of thought to the answer 5-- 2 NATURALLY he was disappointed when the Buzzers who had come within sight of league-leadin-g Boise elected to play dead before the Montana clubs But Eddie sees one ray of hope amid the gloom “Te surely have been playing interesting baseball at home the last couple of weeks” he admits “Sure I wish we could have wron more of them but it’s been a long time since I’ve seen better baseball than the Idaho Falls Pocatello and Billings series here “When you win ’em with rallies or win or lose ’em in extra innings the fans hate seen a good ball game win or lose” he added ninth-innin- four-gam- e w f g i I Leishman figures there’s a let down in the “middle innings" of the Bee games which has hurt the Buzzers in many of their games “WE LET potential runs die on the base paths in those innings and then we fall short a run or two in the ninth too many times” he analyzed “I don’t know if we can overhaul Boise but we certainly are a better outfit than fifth place m the standings I know that” he nodded Stuff SUNDAY THE two teams clash in the second game of the series This time Great Falls will use Bob Koczwara and the Buzzers will retaliate with lefty Jim Brown Game time at Dorks Is 8 pm V Somesense Boris (Binks) Frank has returned from the hospital and is feeling somewhat better Larry Amizich Ute tackle still is wearing his wrist cast as result of the spring football game Larry’s been working as a night watchman this suminjury mer Coach Jack Curtice is figuring on spending a few days in Los Angeles with Sid Gillman new coach of the Rams Benny Flake and Garth Fanter will fight July 23 in Cedar City Chuck Woodworth who lost his chance for a going away fight when Harry (Kid) Matthews had to call off his Boise scrap has been showing so well in his drills that he’s earned a spot on the preliminary card for the Layne-Bake- r The yard change in the Utah fishing regulations this year has been a boon to the dairy industry with one Provo storekeeper admitting his sale of cheese is up 80 per cent over last year Russ Sneddon a triple AAU champion in boxing track and field and swimming is having a rough go of it at the Veteran’s Hospital in Salt Lake t t 1V i " 'V t ' if i ’ ’ ' - ? ' Don LeJohn Great Falls slides into home plate on a wild pitch tossed by Duke llottell Hottell came off the ' " v rWA-- i n a v v v tS ' v Great Falla nicked starter llottell for a run in the first Inning through variety of weird circumstances Bill ® Duke hill to rover home but catcher's throw got sway LeJohn scored first run in sixth inning Bud Foster calls play Boise Pair Captures Lead In PL All-StVotingt? ar Sinquefleld RUIlnas 818 Campana Those two classy Boise per- 779 Salt Lake Maaie Valley formers Bobby King and Arnie 911 Ruahina Salt Lake 497 Morton Idaho Falla 493 Iona Billinas 298 Hallgren have shot out into a Manaaer — Rochrlll Great Falla 2 289 Bolae 2110 Lucchesl Pocabig lead in the voting for the Stringer tello 1423 Mulltn Idaho Falla 1X07 r Fioneer League game Paepke Hillinai 1194 McDade Maalc Sturgeon Salt Laka 876 with the balloting running high Valiev 1062Ogden 428 Treadway high All-Sta- KING THE perfe c 1 o n s t shortstop has a total of 2590 his nearvotes to est competitor Chico Terry of Ogden by more than 200 ballots Hallgren the home run 1 1 Reds Win 4th out-distan- Straight Special to The Tribune outfielder for the hitting has amassed 2682 Braves 9-- 7 all-st- - ar ar $ Both of the Bee runs: were unearned - and - the r Electrics’ r right hander had a the first fivtf working through and one third innings Dick Harris got the first good hit in the seventh snd Jessen followed with a single in the eighth' and Ayers and Mike Donahue with hits in the ninth one-hitte- ‘ All-Sta- all-star- Baer in addition to being a competent referee is quite a character and the luncheon clubs lucky enough to get him on the program will be in for a lot of laughs Readers (Bless ’em) Write “One of the reasons for poor attendance at Utah’s football games is night football Why doesn’t the conference schedule most of the games for Saturday afternoon? MOST EVERYONE nowadays has Saturday afternoon off I for one would much rather go to a game on Saturday afternoon than at night even during the first week of September I think if The Tribune would conduct a poll you would find that the answer to poor attendance lies in night football John M Limburg SLC” Observation Ward aetldnnts art caused by folks who Highway m wrack today''— and moon say "I foal lika It Pioneer League All-St- Ballot ar 2711141 out lor Boon Tefal 27 In 9th Oaden Second " m Walton 2 Stuart Ry Lealto Soto 2 Kuehl 2 Gilbert 2 E— Zari Tarry 2 Paylor Andrew Kuehl 2 Gilbert 2 Terry 2 Paylor AnGilE— Zari Kuehl Hoialndon drew Ml— Hick bert SB— Sinquefleld HR— Soto Gilbert Roblea Treadway RH1— Walton 3BH— Walton Terry Schroyer Stuart Soto Paylor 2 Zart Ryan Taylor 2 Kuehl Gilbert Hicka Winner— Cooke Loaer—Gordon LOB— Billina 8 Ogden 7 HO— Schroyer In 4 23 Gordon 3 in 33 Nlcholli 2 In 0 Been 0 In 123 Inalett 1 in 1 Holalnaton 9 in 6 23 Cook 2 Hi 2 23 3 SO— Holainaton 3 Schroyer 1 Cook Cordon 1 Been 2 Inglett 1 BB— Hot T— 2 9 Cook 239 L Schroyer lngton U— Staky and Kent A— 914 an Right Center 'im ufcbwwii uf ball when Harris attempted to steal home Bill Browne Elect batter watches the play Park Fourth Rlverald Ward and Bitner May 9 Roa 2 Rtevenaon By Aatoclatad Catcher ' Pitcher - 3-- 4-- 4-- 0 ld (3-4- ) 000-)-- 0 12 4 1 and CUe one-gam- e 9 2 2 Airport Ward 3 I 34th Ward Mann and Moon Sartor and Church Roe Perk Second 9 8 2 10 1 Roae Park Third Mullett and B Jeppeonj Kummer Mill and Mill Sedgely ) National League American League W 94 Near York Cleveland Chicago Boaton Pet L 28 9 TP 71 Brooklyn 73 MMwaukte 76 Chicago -- X99 696 990 966 X06 439 X39 X99 49 33 W L Pet 98 49 29 36 699 X94 X34 X00 403 X89 419 X41 99 a 4 12 TP 71 73 70 73 76 79 73 99 4 6-- 0-2- ) (2-2- ) v U-l- v ) Bolae (10-9-) Pacific Coast League Manager ' ! m Um bsllot mugt M wm CVS low 1 -— Boise opened the scoring in the second Mgr Lou Stringer and Dick Moler walked Dan an star cm f Th Salt Lai Tribuna wrta i Gatta singled scoring Stringer HPil— Herman and Wondra by Eaplnoia &H— Moler SF— Herman LOB— Magic VaUey 11 WP— Dupree Eaplnoia 2 3 Bolo and U— Carveihe A— 311 T— 2 29 Bend EX— Bum 9 Dupre L Eapin-ol- e 4 BB— Off Burn 9 Dupree 9-- International League alurdey't Reaulf Oklahoma City 4 Dallas 2 Fort Worth 4 Tulsa 4 Kan Antonio 7 Houston I bhreveport L Beaumont A Atlanta 3 Birmingham 5 Chattanooga A New Orleans A Memphis 6 I Ittl Rock 4 NaabviU at Mobil postponed rain 18 San Diego A Hollywood 3 San Francisco A Sscramenta Loa Angelas A Seattle 0 2 American Association Toledo Minneapolis Omaha Denver " Louisville St Psul Indianapolis Charleston Saturday's Rswit (9-9- Indtanspolla 7 Chriroa 13 9 Minneapolis A A Omaha 2 Kl A A Louititie Toledo Dnr Saturday's Result Montreal 10 Richmond 4 Toronto 12 Columbus 9 Syracuse 4 Rochester 2 BufCslo 3 3 Havant 0-- 3 Western League Saturday's Result Wichita 7 Colorado Kprinss 11 Sioux City 1 3 Pueblo 97 Lincoln 31 De Moinra Only game scheduled 4--4 Pd Lrroo Pioneer (lnllid(ng games t ) t ' ' at bt less cr r C uo 44 Player ' llallvien P 1 ( f eJobn Kuehl ( d 1 Seidel I' I'acime K 1 MuUui ’’ 9 14’4 15 16 Saturday's Results Oakland 3 Portland 3 pm ) at Magle Valley (Montgomery Idaho Falla (unavailable) 9 pm Bolae (Whitlock at Pocatello (unavailable) pm (3-0- ) 1 3 Loa Angele Oakland San Francisco Sacramento 1 9 ' Portland Result Oaden 9 Billina 7 9 Falla Salt Lika City L Great Boise 7 Male Valley 4 6undy's Prebable Pitcher Crest Pall (Rose at Salt Lak (Brown ) 9 pm (Rotaelio ) at Ogden Billing (Mills C San Dlcge Seattle Hollywood Great Falla Pocatello Maite Valley Salt Lak City Idaho I alia Billing Ogden (5-- (7-3- ) ) Pioneer League e (4) can be chows (9-3- ) (4-9- ) (9-3- ) ) (16-4- ) Leper Unect (7-1- (9-4- ) (7-8- (3-3- ) ) (9-9- (2-1- ) (6-9- ) © anr 114-1- (9-- (6-3- ) f T)- Tribune’s Baseball Scoreboard (4-1- ) -- 3 3 (9-3- ) Cl) 3040 er (6-9- (2) Leon at 0 Fannon U 1 Barr el 0 Jaaacn lb Ruahlng rf 3 HalL 3b 1 Ilarria e HotUlLP Gaskin (9-1- 1314 44 32 9 49 39 and Jim Espinola singled scor71 New York 714 47 34 41 41 16(4 79 36 40 43 39 Cincinnati 13(4 19(4 Detroit TWIN FALLS — A crowd of ing Moler 16 74 St Loula 16 37 43 99 49 Kansas City 34 93 84 46 364 79 Philadelphia 31(4 Washington 2161 turned out to watch the BOI2I IMAOIC VALLIV 77 29 96 30 2914 33 94 Pittsburgh ABMOA Baltimoreantics of Magic Valley hurler King a A9H0A 9 S 4 4! Herman rf 2 9 0 1 tefvrdey'i Result lafurday't Beault Chicago 6 Cleveland 0 Buddy Burns here Saturday Mora 3bef 43 01130 Wondrg 3b 34 0112 New York 10 Brooklyn 3 9 9 Kansas City 2 Detroit 1 8wch Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh L 01 Johnaon lb 4 t 9 0 9 4 3 4 2 night— but Boise stole the Trenary York New rf Washington Hellgrn 9 Cincinnati 2 MUwauke Boston 9 Baltimore 4 show as it came through with a Jacoby If 10 9 O' Campana ef 4 9 2 91 9U Loula 4 Chicago 2 Runday'g Probable Pitcher Stracer 2b 4 10 SlYrmehulUf 4 13 lunday’a probable P)tchr Cleveland at Chicago 2) — Score victory Moler lb 3 1 13 1 Woolardee 4 112 V Harsh Brooklyn at New York — Eraklne 0 McDade Sb 3 3 3 3 (8X end Houtteman 411 Burns pleased the crowd on Gatta or Newcomb 4 VI Gomes 2 0 0 3 man ) and Truck! Bum p Kartaaa City at Detroit 2) — Boyer or AntoneUl several occasions with his Kaplnola I 114 10 6 9 — V ) St Raacht Louis Cromtk and Pollet Chicago at Dupree p 101 and Garvar funnyman tactics but in the v or Davie Arroyo Baltimore at Boston (3) — Zuverink at Pittsburgh 2) — Philadelphia meantime the Braves nicked Tefal 2412 27(4 Tefal 11 72712 v Suae Simmon vs ) and Nagray and McDonald out for Bum U 9th him for two runs In the secLaw and Nixon i and friend — (21 at 79 New 401—7 04 York Cincinnati at Waahlngton Milwaukee 3) — ond four In the seventh and 91 AberCollum V and Gray (64)) PenP and Black 000 111 011—4 Meet Veliev added one off Dupree in the R— King More Trenary Hallgren 2 nathy ) and Stone and Niebola ) Conley ninth for the victory Stringer Moler Johnaon Weolard Texas League Southern Association 2 X— Yaremchuk HR — Hallgren SBH — King Johnaon RBI— McDade The Braves attack featured Hallgren 4 Stringer Gatta Eaplnnla McDade DP— Woolard a grand slam homer by Arnie Wondra Wondra t McDade te Johnaon King I to King te Hallgren In the seventh Stringer —to Moler Eaplnoia 10 In 9 DuMoler L Burn HO— Burnt frame 6 1 SO— Burn Eaplnoia 1 pree 2 In 7-- 41240 SALT LAK9 CITV AO HO A Aytra 2b S 1 2 4 the Portland Beavers 3 to 2 HOLLYWOOD July 9 — Saturady to even their Pacific Two special events will take Hollywood manager B 0 b b y Coast League series here at 3 McKta a Oil 000 000— I 0 0 place at Derks Field this week Bragan purposely passed big Portland Oakland 000 003 Ola— 3 7 0 as the Salt Lake Bees com- Earl Rapp with one out in the HaU and Calderon Gctlel and Swift W— Gettai L— HaU tell) Total plete their home stand be- seventh Inning to load the bases 17417 7 Tefal 11 17 M Grounded out for Gaikin la 7th Clarfore leaving for Pocatello SEATTLE singles by 9 Lfl—Los July for McKee in 9th i On Monday a big double-headence Maddern and Ed Bailey Angeles evened Its current for Donahue In 9th out Leon for In 9th will take place bescored Rapp and San Diego scries with Seattle at SatFella 100 oij oo4x ‘ tween the Buzzers and Great won Lake 000 lilt 000- -3 101 City urday night defeating the 000 100 030- -4 9 1 R— Amaya 2 Holderfield Falls with the opener start- San Dltgo LeJohn four-hiRalnlers behind t the 000 000 300—3 0 0 Hollywood Given Fennon E— Manning Holder-flaing at 6:30 pm Karrigan Lyon a (8) end Balleyi Bowof Hy Cohen Amaya pitching Harrla SB— Ayer BJ man Trimble Hall 18) end Bragan Browne 8 H— Ryan RBI— Givan Elder Tuesday will be Sears 001 Let Angtlt 002 100—4 f j Brown W— Kerrigan L— Bowman DP— Leon to Ayer to Jessen Saattl 000 000 4 2 Night with many valuable Ayer to Leon to Jeaaen Leeer — Hot Cohen and Lombardi Tapp — B and 9 beOAKLAND tell IX) to Great FU CALIF be given away 6alt Lake 9 uly prizes Gina berg HO— Hottell 9 In 9 23 Gaskin 9 in fore and during the game It (J — For the second day in a 1 13 McKee t In L ER— Hottell 2 Sin Trend 000 010 301—4 3 SO— Ryen 9 Hottell 1 McKee 1 BB— will be a series with row right fielder Joe Kirrene Sacramento 030 000 000—2 It 0 Ryan 3 Hottell 6 Gaskin 1 McKee 1 Ponce (2) and Ritchey K Hit—Fannon and Hottell by Ryan WP Ogden one of the more lm- batted In the winning run as Jonee andBradford Batch —Hottell T— 330 U— letter and Bate a the Oakland Atoms defeated W— Bradford proved clubs In the league L— R Jencg (I 404 ' (1) Brewne Eldar 3b Hldrfld cl 4 0 9 LeJohn 3b S 0 1 Liven lb 4 S 0 Fmndea If 4 0 0 Manning a Amaya ag 3 12 0 0 0 Ryan p Pm -- Left AIHOA r( 9 I 3 0 Padres Take 4- 3 Contest (9-0- ) White Park Softball ORfAT FALLS Back-to-bac- k Special to Ttot Tribune Short ?' F-- Buzzers Chart Special Events 14 27 13 90i- -7 91 979 994 7 a— 7 amine iH 4! I— tlMiniiiiitAy Jim Given Great Falla Electrics scores as Dick Harris Salt Lake catcher dropped the Braves Down Pokes 7 to 4 Despite Antics of Pitcher First Third Tefal S!mot Team Player Position I s Roherson Pocatello 2268 Cat la Boise 17601 Salt I aka Donahue 1942 Stretch Made Valley 1387 Pocatello 2389 Pitchers — Tierney Whitlock Boles 1947 Shaffer Made V Her 1828 Pocatello 1870 Kin Sereduk Bolae 1820 Dunn Bllltnea 1789 Paatomlcky Made Valley 1729 Ryan Great Fall 1681 Green Great Idaho Falla 1920 BarbDan Fall Boise 1 167: Cronin 1392 Espino! 1X39: Oeden Cooke 1291: Lake Salt Rowe Idaho Falls 1176 Wells Great Saif Lake Falla 1129 Kasmerowics 1120 1947: Oaden FI rat baas — Kuehl Taylor BiUlnxa 2179 Given Great 2069 Jenen Salt Lake 1X90 Fall Moler Bolae 1492 Second base — Ayer Salt Lake 2390 Ledle Bllllnf 2321 Wettel Oaden 1X30 Elder Great Falla L429 Forth-ma-n Boise 1X26 Greet Falls Third beae — LeJohn 2 480 Moras Boise 2X61) Hack Idaho 1X23 Falla 1789: - Rush Pocatalla Parlor Oaden 1469 Won dr a Made Valley 1402 Shortstop— Kin Roles 2 990 Terry BUllnia 830 Walton 2X86 Ofden Leon Salt Laks 720 Schureman Pocatello 641 Outfielder— Hall fren Boise 2682 Jeeoby Bolae 2X99 Stuart Billinas 2X82: Estrada Pocatello 1720: Gilbert 1710 Loblti Made Valley Oaden 1X38 Duran PoeateUo 980 Fernandes Great Falla 726 Harmon Maaie VaUey that department it Gene Elder was walked and lal Holderfield tried to sacri- ice but forced Brown at thirds base Then Don LeJohn hit a rounder to Doc Ayers and the tee second baseman hobbled he ball hut threw out Elder trying to score Jim Given tingled Into ten ter field to scor6 Holderfield but LeJohn was cut doom while trying to go to third v j ' base ' Salt Lake tied it up by equal means in the fourth inning Pete Fannon was hit by a pitch lie stole second base and when Jim Manning’s throw went into center field he continued to C third and when Holderfield overthrew third he came on in to score 'f The Electrics got to Hottell for an earned run in the fifth' ' when Frank Amaya singled and went to second on Mike Ryan’a sacrifice bunt He scored on r Elder’s single through the box IN TOE SIXTO Inning the Bee defenses crumbled and the Electa scored three unearned runs LeJohn walked and Given beat outran infield hit And when Ayers threw the ball away both runners advanced Hot-tel- l got the next two hitters but wild pitched one run home and then’ walked Amaya and Ryan to fill the bases Browne hit ft slow hopper out toward first base and the fleet right fielder beat Hpttell to the bag to drive In the third and final Tun of the frame Salt Lake picked up its second run of the game also un-earned in the sixth -i- nning Fannon walked and moved around to ' second' on Eddie Barr’s infield hit Red Jessen grounded to first and it forced Barr at second but the relay by Amaya was wild and Far- 4 scored — Ryan hurled his eighth victory of the season against only one defeat as le scattered out ' six singles’ ’ 9-- 7 OGDEN — The Ogden Reds notice that they’re no serving Sports Loses Great rromoter-Booste- r votes a substantial margin Few men in the history of sports have seen as many of over his nearest rival team- longer the "breather” on the Pioneer League schedule their dreams come true as Arch Ward the sports editor of The mate Bob Jacoby knocked off the Billings MusChicago Tribune who died Saturday One of the most interesting here Saturday night tangs IT WAS Arch who visualized and promoted the Golden races is shaping up in the catch- for the fourth straight Ogden Gloves the annual pros vs the college football game ing department where hard- victory and the baseball game between the National and Ameri- hitting George Seidel of Idaho THE REDS got all of their can League luminaries Falls has taken the lead with 2387 votes Tommy Roberson runs In the fifth and sixth Inlie was slated t become the next president of the Na- of Pocatello enjoying one of nings when they Jumped on five tional Football Writers’ Assn next month He was a man his greatest seasons has 2269 Mustang pitchers who put the best interest of sports ahead of everything A1 lloisington and Bill Cooke votes Dan Gatta the hardworkmeanwhile Is gave up seven MusBoise third of It was Arch who gave us our first job when we reported to ing backstop Vuns the Ogden offenbut The Chicago Tribune fresh from college And it was Arch who with 1942 with Mike Donahue tang to be too sive proved punch 1760 suggested that a young man had more future in the West than of Salt Lake fourth with for Ponies much the of votes John Sweich Magic BILUNOI in Chicago 09DIN A MO A AIHOA Hfc was a great credit to the profession all the way Valley is closing in with 1387 8 2b Leslie 113 Soto 2b 1bU 39 2 0 1 2 9 Rvan rf 10 110 Treadwy r TOE VOTING FOR the 9 2 0 0 Taylor lb 4 17 0 Kuehl lb r Layne-BakeLend to Color Will 2b 4 Baer WetaeL 10 0 1 team closes on July 15 Stuart If ef 8 21 30 00 Gilbert Scrap el 9 13 0 Slnqfald a 9 2 3 0 Madcap Maxie Baer who spent his share of time treading with the team leading the Walton e3b 44 02 0100 Terry 4 3 0 0 Hlrkt rf Roblea the Primrose Fath arrives Sunday at 12:40 to referee the Layne-Bake- r league on July 18 due to be- Andrwa m 4103 Paylor 3b 4 3 0 1 4 10 0 come the host for the affair Bchroyer p 2 1 1 2 Zari c scrap Gordon p 10 10 Holalndn P 3 0 0 1 the league’s 10 0 0 Nlchollap 0 0 00 0 Cooke p The West Jordan AC has succeeded in getting Baer and playing 0 0 0 Beena p The first report on voting o far 10 0 0 the man who lifted his title Jimmy Braddock as officials shows: lndett p 0 0 0 0 — Idaho Seidel 2387 Falla a Catcher colorful makes collectidn lor for this fight That all-st- Browne singled to center and mmedistely stole second to run up his league leadership in 1 L)uU 1 5 m s I t t i s |