| Show r'T4T1 18 Salt Cake ffribtmf TPic T " " May 3 1947 Saturday ' ¥'— ""'' ' ' Feller Clips Bosox Iii Shutout 1-H- it if ’ OGDEN —Salt Lake’s Bees continued their winning ways here Fri3 day night with a victory over the Ogden Reds It was the fifth straight defeat which the Bees have hung on the Redlegs But it was by far the best of the five games played to date Bob Sanders a Salt Lake City youth pitched great ball for Ogden for the first seven innings and when he left the ball game the Bees held a margin Walt Lister started on the mound for Salt Lake but gave way to Vern Kahout who pitched to only one man to receive credit for his second victory ofNhe season Everything happened In this ball but the fireworks really game started In the first of the ninth Manager Tbmmy Thompson walked but was picked off first base and when he protested too vigorously to Base Umpire Martin Vogel he was banished from the game and Bee Pres Eddie Mulligan took over the managerial reins for the remainder of the way In the top of the ninth with Ogden leading 3 Rocco Cardinale batted for Kahout and drew a free pass Vic Solar! entered the game as a pinch runner for Cardinale and A1 Jacinto laid tfown a perfect sacrifice bunt and Catcher Bill Whitehorn fielded the ball and threw past first base Into right field On the relay Ray Mederlos threw to third base to get Jacinto but bothattempting Solarl and Jacinto scored when the throw got away from Third Baseman Bob Bertelsen That was the ball game Johnny Pesky’s Single Robs Fireballer of Perfect Game hard-foug- : ‘ CLEVELAND Feller the Cleveland Indiana May 2 WV-B550000 pitching wonder came within an eyelash again Friday of entering baseball’s haD of fame for the third time as he stopped the Boston Red Sox with one hit in gaining his third straight shutob out V 2 to 0 The only hit off Feller came with one away in the first inning when Johnny Pesky poked a tingle Into left field Bullet Bob went on from of there to record the 10th his major league career and his secof season ond the Feller fanned 10 and walked six as he ran his consecutive scoreless Innings streak to 29 The Indians made the victory easy for their No 1 moundsman Joe Gordon poled his second home run of the season into the left field stands with none aboard in the second inning and consecutive singles by Lou Boudreau Let Fleming and Pat Seerey accounted for their final tally la the fifth off Dave (Boo) Ferriss Rapid Robert twice made Ted Williams hit Into a double play to choke off any possible Red Sox uprisings AB B O At Ofvflani AB H O A 4 2 0 0 Peek rf P trsl ss 2 0 1 O' k 3b 3 1 1 31 Metkvtch ef 4 0 2 0 Wiuams If 3 0 2 01 Budreau st 4 2 0 4 Tnmagio cf 2 O 4 0 Fleming lb 4 2 7 0 4 0 2 0 Roblnin lb 0 0 3 0 Mne rf 11 If P-- 111 Beerev 4 Gordon 2b 4 2 11 Keltner 3b 4 0 3 2 3 0 10 0 Hrsan e 3 ) Feller 4 p SS 10 27 10 26 1 24 S! Total Totals O OOO OOO POO fiotteo 010 010 OOx — 2 Cleveland Error— rioerr Kona batted in— Gordon Two-bas-e Bearer hits— Boudreau Peck Double plava— Horns run — Gordon keltner and Fleming Keltner and — Boston 5 Cleveon bases Left Fleming land 10 Rases on balls — Fellsr 8 Strike-utsFerris 4 Feller 10 Ht by pitcher —By Femes (Hegan) 3 0 6 3 0 2 3! 3 0 5 Oi 3 0 11! By JI5IMT HODGSON The Intermountain Junior College Athletic conference will hold an Important parley at Provo Saturday preceding the annual conference track and field championships in the “Y” bowl The intermount&in circuit never a particularly strong league has been falling apart since competition was renewed following the war years some decisions will have to Saturday be made Either the schools will have to get together In a coordinated and cooperative league and attempt to build a workable conference or eise the circuit Is going te be broken up and the schools left to get their competition on a free lance basis 10 u n 3-- ’tr I rer F p xCbapman 3 0 1 110 2 0 Hutchnaa p 2 1 2 3 Round Program Totals 35 10 24 91 Totals 29 7 27 14 s&tng ed for Fowler In 9th 200 000 000 — 2 Fh ladwpoia 010 101 OOx — 3 Detroit Summary: Error— Hutchtnaon Ftins e betted—in— Fain Mullin 2 —Mayo 2 Stolen Fam Homs ' rani Mullin bit — Double base Huteb-neoplay — Kell Deft on baaea— Mavo and Cuiienblne Base on balls Pa lade'uhi 9 Detroit 4 —Off Foaler 2 Hutchinson 3 Strikeouts —By Fowler 2 Hutchinson 2 BAG Weber and Mesa have ducted strong programs But the other schools in the conference have competed only where and when It was convenient If the league is going to be really strong It must be strong In all sports have a It must well-knprogram and a organization One of the biggest needs of the iesgue is a central bureau or manYanks 5 Chi sox 2 ager who will act as a clearing house the schools and CHICAGO May 2 (VP) — The New for Information for There Is no use putting thgpresa Tork Yankees defeated the Chicago on an contest If no one knows White Sox Friday to take Ilrat about athletic it place In the American league to be There are a lot of ew Tork AB H 0 A Chicago ABB0A Ironed out in the Juniorproblems college league P irjlo as 4 1 4 2 Baker 3b and most of them ace expected to be lb 5 3 6 1! Appling as aired at the Saturday meeting Solul rf 8 2 1 0 Philley ef tions will have to be found or the D Mag ef 3 14 001 Kenbedy rf If 4 Ne’er if Wright league Mill soon' cease to exist W Jhnkn 3b 4 2 3 (V Kollowr lb 1 1 2 Mirhaaia 2b con- all-arou- i f t Ano Curtis Betters Ameri- can swim record in A A U meet Curtis Betters Swim Mark it 5--2 M Lu-oei- hl Recreation Loop Slates Openers eaS'-uc- r Two-ba- e -- Har-rs- Hi-- I a Her-ne- British LTA Picks Davis Cuppers - Friday’s Triumph Stretches Record £ YMCA Champion 1 one-hitt- m rs Drops Match rs 1 East Golfers Win 7 high's golf team defeated st the El Monte Ogden high dub Friday afternoon The result BOULDER Colo May 2 (UP) follow: In what might be the longest game 0(4 F4 In Rocky mountain colJUFmli rVwjf Lurul Jr 03 ever played baseball circlet the Denver Hal Guiru0rf lege OiTony WHIiem O Bill Bradford 3 Don Pederson Pioneers and the Colorado Buffaloes 3 Bob Johnon Bob Clttidenltt 0“ battled to a tie here Gordon Crofts rank Stewart Friday The game was called at the end of the 17th because of darkness Il Total Total East In 17 Frames 11-- 3 8-- 8 3-- li f Her is ' a Pioneer League SPECIAL American League Idaho Falla 9 Pocatello S Frldav’e Results New York 6 Chicago 2 C leveland 3 Boston 0 Detroit 3 Philadelphia 2 Washington at SEtLoula postponed Salt Laka 4 Ogden 3 Saturday’s Probable Pitcher SERVICE at Twin Fan 8 15 pm at Ogden (Kahout 8:13 pm Pocatello (Taylor ) at Idaho Falla- Boise Using Atlas Products Logu ((ollin Salt Lake Zavltka 0-- -- 0-- 1) $750 ¥x rain Saturday’s Probable 0 Pitchers and Bevens tork (Johnson nt (hie go (Lee 0 nnd Lodat (two games) nt SL Louie Washington (Wynn (Zoldak at Detroit Philadelphia (Savage (Trout at Cleveland Boston (Hugheon (Embne New 2-- 2-- 0) 1-- 2) 1-- 1) 0-- 0) DIAL' 0-- 1) 9-20- 1) 61 1-- 1) 1-- 2) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 2 Toledo 1 Minneapolis Kansas City at Louisville postponed rain Milwaukee at Indianapolis postponed 3-- rain State at 5th South Salt Lake City 13 2 10 5 0 13 5 5 2 0 3 0 3 0 3 0 5 1112 5 13 0 S 2 0 1 4 16 0 1 0 0 0 Angelo If Miller ss Wright cf with Phalanx and Faultless as the a field of 14 glamour galloper a invast and throng of 125000 expected to ait In on the festivities This is the smallest field to run for the rose and the $100000 ilnce Count Fleet scared all but nine others off Just four years ago And you have to go back even farther than that to Shut Out’s derby five with years ago at least to come upone is as this a derby as wide open Old Kentucky going to be when “My Home’ drifts over the Downs at 3:45 pm (MST) Saturday to call them onto the track There were supposed to bo only 13 mornin- - this field up to Saturday ing Then the usual "long shot sleeper" turned up in the entry box in the form of the reformed selling from Indiana Balheim a 200 plater to 1 winter book opportunity and the field was full But It was not nearly as full as Derbytown this time Costa Lotaa Money j peaceBack on it first time basis with O P A price restricWinn’s tions off a visit to Col Matt gaudy gallop this time required a healthy bankroll which will require after Important blood transfusions hotel the trip what with $25 a day 2 3 0 2 2 4 2 5 6 2 2 10 Isaacson rf 0 Karren rf 0 0 0100 6 2 0 0 Furner rf-lf Milo lb 3 0 12 0 Bowmen 2b 4 Dednhm 2b O OOO Bradshaw c 5 O 12 0 Treseder p 5 2 0 1 1 0 xPopkina ) O 0 0 0 xxDaly I Total 45 12 32 8 Total 45 13 33 11 a — Two out when winning run scored x — Batted for Iaaaceon in ninth xx— Batted for Bowman in 10th Score by innings 021 010 001 00 — 5 Ogden South 301 000 001 01 — 6 Sacrifice hit — Then Home run Angelos Bowman Three base hit— Crittenden Two base hit— Angelos Double plays— Jardine to Milne Struck out —by Treeeder 12 Cottlell Base on balls—off Cottle 4 Balk —Treseder Tim— 3:05 Umpire — Debs and Austin 113 10 -- East 9 West 8 full-sca- base-runnin- Pilots behind the four-h- it pitching of Jim Hicks won their first game of the Pioneer league geason here Friday night defeating the Twin Falls The Boise FALLS OGDEN RIDER (AP) — Jockey out to bow Johnny Adams aohadhe’ll be ridden Thursday night Ogden by Jeas Hlgley a g 12 10 10 ri Blister Fails To Stop Bob 8-- Boise Purcell cfs Speno Brisker 2b Owens rf ef3 10 er 13 15 12 12 Two-baa- e - Russets 9 Cards 8 9-- 12 loss to the record Includes a Chicago White Sox on opening day In Cleveland stadium After the against SL Louis he wonHala Tigers’ pitching duel 0 from the in a three-hittNewhouser on Cleveland stadium April 26 Feller’s lifetime record against Boston Is 18 victories and 11 defeats 2-- Ida— The high flying Idaho Falls Russet punched over five runa In the ninth frame 8 to defeat the Pocatello Cards for their fifth straight win Friday in Russet The triumph left the tie for the Pioneer league lead with the Salt Lake Bees AB H O A Ida Fall ABHOA Pocatello FALLS IDAHO 0 one-hitt- er er 6-- ’ 5 1 4 0 0 5 4 1 4 3 1 0 4 2 3 5 Jackson lb 3 17 0 4 4 0 4 1 2 7 0 Evans 2b 4 0 4 3 0 0 2 Wilson o O CINCINNATI Parrish p 10 0 May 3 (UP)— SO 00 IaMsv 0 0 0 p Baseball Commissioner A B (Happy) 0 0 0 2 rStratton 0 0 1 Thompson p 0 0 0 0 Chandler made it plain Friday that 0 0 0 0 no one outside of the major league' 0 0 0 Barry p 0 0 10 official family probably ever would Kelly p 0 0 0 0 know what he had done to punish zzTravla 34 7 27 8 New York Yankee President Larry Total Total 34 8 y26 15 MacPhall for ’’insubordination" xBatted for Rice walked run scored Chandler pressed for an answer yTwo out when winning In seventh zStruck out for LaMav to what went on Thursday when he walked zzBatted for Kelly had MacPhail on the carpet for six Score by Inning: and a half hours said: "We do not 100 050 Pocatello 000 004 005 — 9 believe we are under any obligation Idaho Falls 2 — Thomson to answer that question” Runs Apoian Tyack Paredea Sark OarrolL Silver-thor- n 2 Brlrkner Markert Nicholas 2 Errors— Travis IaMsv Lapham ’N’ 2 Rice Nicholas 2 Lapham Wilson ThomParrish Buns balled In — Vinbladh Paredes Brlrkner AP— LOUISVILLE son 2 O'LsitRhlln Ky May 2 Lapham 2 Jackeon 2 Saerl-flr- e Nli hols on the '75rd are fact the Here 2 Stolen base— Tyack hit— Apoian running of the Kentucky Derby at Vinbladh Thomsen Paredes Sack 2 Lap-hahll-Two-be- s Churchill Downs ftaturday May 3: Thomson Msrkert — Double Hritkncr Lapham Jsckson yield— 14 thrhe-year-ollisas VlubleUh to nnd O'Laughtin to Pared Distance— On on bail— Off Perish 3 UMay 1 4 Thompmile Struck son 3 Parry 2 Brtggs 4 Carroll added 4 Value— 6100000 out — By Parrlab 2 LeMay 1 Grtgaa on base— Pocatello 9 Idaho Probable Attendance — 123000 Cartoll 2 — Fall 7 Wild pitch — Griggs Umpire minand Weather Forecast— F Zelnls and Skulik Time 2 hour 34 warmer 1096 utes Attendance Post Time — S:45 pm (CST) Gross If 14 Start— 120750 Net To Winner If 14 Start— Apoian Tyack rf Vinbladh lb Thomson ss cf OL’ghlin 2b Paredes Back Rice 3b xHowlett Lane 3b Orlggi p Carroll p Taylor p 1 1 Slvrthm cf 4 0 2 0 Bricknr rf 4 1 11 0 Markert If 3 1 1 2 Nicholas aa 5 2 3 2 Lapham 3b 3 10 10 Chandler Silent After Big Parley 10 Vln-blai- lh FIGURES FACTS i jiy dt one-quart- er l-- air 92700 Derby i seventh race on nine-racard Broadcast of race begin at 3:30 ce National League "small change" wa even thrown into the pot at the last minute Friday making it a gross of $121210 and a winner’s paycheck of $93160 was the The $460 incidentally result of a Kentucky racing commission rule which require distribution among other races on a program of any purse money which would have been paid for a race that does not fill In the same program Four of the scheduled races on the derby card which get under way at 11:30 am failed to fill and had to be substituted with cheaper events The weatherman obligingly came up with “fair and warmer" which could make the going faat by the time Starter Ruby White give them come on now" But It has been muddy here for two days now and It was threatening again Friday a matter which was welcomed no end by Silent Tom Smith the onetime cowboy from Georgia Silent Tom trains Jet Pilot the $41000 “Cosmetics Kid” from the barn of Lipstick Princess Elizabeth (Arden) Graham and the Pilot the of this field loves mud as much as oats He proved that on Derby day last year right on this race track when he waltzed In by nine lengths in his first start As a result he is third choice In this field Short Price Favorite One other starter in this field Phalanx also broke his maiden on Derby day last year That was at New York and the colt who sets fire to the stretch went on to win four more races and $57110 Victor in the Wood Memorial two weeks ago he became one of the shortest-price- d winter book choices the derby has ever aeen He’ll be ridden this time bv heady Eddie Arcaro the Newport Ky veteran ace and Heady Eddie will be all out because he's shooting at his fourth necklace of roses in this one If he makes it he'll be head man among all the derby Jockeys In history breaking the deadlock he’s been In for the past two years with handy Earle Sande and the Negro great Ike Murphy stars of earlier eras But although the colt who is owned in partnership by Sonny Whitney who hasn't had a standout star y here since Equipoise was In his and Abe Hewitt White Post (Va) breeder is rated on top he is $460 In 3 — The CLEVELAND May 2 usual springtime blister on his right AB HO AIT P ABHOA Bob Feller from didn’t 4 Levrer 3 keepone-hitt12 0 thumb another 4 1 2 li Radtke 2b 3 O 2 0 hurling Friday If 2 1 2 1 6 2 3 1 Marlow The Indian' pitching ace grips the 4 1 1 01 McElroy 3b 4 0 2 4 Low lb 5 2 110 Loewe as 4 0 2 4 ball very tightly andon always de0 Balasal rf 4 0 0 0 velops & tender 5 the thumb Sites If pot 0 Newman lb 4 1 12 2 during the season’a Konopka e 3 early garnet 2 Danielson e 4 1 4 2 2 Lizes 3b Gradually through the aummer it 3 0 3 2 0 2 Stone p Hicks p and wears toughens into a callous 27 101 15 31 Totals Totals 36 12 27 off But it wa bothering him S a little Friday 000 001 214 — Boise 100 OOO 020 — 3 Twin Falls "My fast ball was taking off" Rune — Purcell Speno Brtikey Owens 2 Lowe Bites Konopka Leyrer 2 Marlow said Bob after the contest "but my — e Pur- curve was all hit Error — Speno Loewe right Three-bascell hits— Marlow Brlskey "I had more stuff with men on Home runs — Low Stolen bases — Levrer 2 no one on when with bases — than and bRll Hit Radtke Speno by pitched Lizee Runs batted In — Speno Brlskey I could take a full wind-up- " 2 Owens Lowe 3 Sites Lizee McElroy he retired the side In order Marlow Struck out bv Hick — 5- - Stone 3 In Friday six of the nine Innings Bases on ball—— off Hicks 4: Stone 3 Wild Tomin Thus far this season the fireballer pitch— Hicks Umpires Howie and ski Attendance 1626 Game started 815 has allowed 13 hits in 35 Innings ended 925 and has struck put 30 Besides his three consecutive shutouts his 1947 Cowboys THE RIG SIX Pioneer Leaguo (Include garnet of May 1) pm (MST) A front-runn- high-spee- d er HERE’S LINEUP FOR DERBY CLASSIC SATURDAY LOUISVILLE Ky May 2 (UP)— The field for the 73rd annual running: of the $100000 added Kentucky Derby w?U pole position horse trainer owner jockey and probable odds in that order: given 15-- 1 1 — Cosmic Bomb W Booth W Hells S Clark? 50-- 1 2 — Balheim C Norman Murlcgg Farms no boy 20-- 1 3 — Double Jay W McCue Ridgewood Stables J Gilbert 2 4 — Faultless D Jonea Calumet Farms D Dobson 5 — Bullet Proof H Clark Mrs M E Whitney W D Wright 15-- 1 1 6— Star Reward J Hodgins Dixiana Stable S Brooks 20-- 1 7 — aStepfather G Philpot W L Ranch J Westrope 20-- 1 8—- &W G Philpot W L Ranch J Higley 1 9— Phalanx S Veitch C V Whitney E Arcaro 10-- 1 10 —On Trust W Molter E Stice & Sons J Longden 11 — Riskolater B Williams Circle M Ranch W Balzaretti 15-- 1 50--1 12 — Jett Jett E Dobson W Peavey W Hanka 20-- 1 13 — Liberty Road P Burch Brookmeade Stable J Jessop 1 14 — Jet Pilot T Smith Maine Chance Farm E Guenn aW L Ranch entry 5-- 8-- 2-- 6-- Seals Defeat Beavers 3 SPORTS BRIEFS 5-- Assault and Stymie each after the crown are entered In the $40000 feature at Jamaica was first in the dash at Suffolk Downs Pep Well came from behind to noie out In the Jennings handicap at Rippey Pimlico while Blue Grass with Johnny Longden up won the $23000 Turclassic at Churchill Downs bine heads a list of eligible for next Friday's $10000 feature at Pimlico Johnny Adams won four of the seven races on the Jamaica program Friday Coach Leo (Pitch) Johnson Illlnola track coach waa genuinely worried over the weather aa hta track squad worked out under the sun In Los Angeles for Saturday's clash with USC Tony Zale and Rocky Grazlano will fight it out in Chicago July 16 Jan Spitzer of Switzerland downed An dreaa Manoullldes of Greece In the opening singles match of Davis cup llmlnation Oarsmen from Cornell and Prince ton are expected to give Yale a busy e afternoon In the race on the Housatonlc river Czechoslovakia and Sweden divided their first two matches In Davis cup eliminations at Malmoe Sweden Pacific Coast club owners discussed major league aspirations Friday and gave Pres Clarence Rowland plenty of ammunition for hla forthcoming conference with Baseball Commissioner Happy Chandler money-winn- er ie SAN FRANCISCO May 2 (AP)— Jack Brewer racked up his second win of the coast league season Friday night as he pitched the San Francisco Seals to a ictory over Portland The Seals pushed across four of their runs in the third inning off Roy Ilelser Third Baseman Ray Ortelg was the big gun of the third driving in three of the Seal runs with a double with the bases loaded The win gave the Seals a series edge of four games to one 5-- 400-fo- Portland San frmnonco Helxrr nnd Silerm Th University of Missouri wa a favorite to win the fiveway meet involving Harvard Columbia Dartmouth and Army at West Ten Point were named includingthoroughbreds for SatAdrogue urday’s $30000 race at Tanforan Texas Sandman Ikea Glory and Canina were others top-heav- y Game Chiefs Plan For Gun Auction Final preparations for an auction sale of confiscated guns was completed Friday by the Utah fish and game department The auction will be Wednesday May 14 at 10 am in the senate chambers state capitoL fish and director said the gun will be game put out for lnsnpctlon May 13 No handling will be permitted Included in the lot are 15 singleshot 22 caliber rifles 12 repeating 22 caliber rifles three automatic 22 caliber riflea 11 caliber rifles and 27 shotgunslarger nine including single-shot- s six double-barretwo six repeaters and four automatics The guns range In condition from poor to excellent A quantity of confiscated fishing tackle also will be sold Leonard announced Ross-Leonar- ls over-and-unde- rs Fishermen Report Good Poor Luck Initial reports from Bear lake Indicate that fishing ranged from good to poor on Thursday opening day Jess Dailey deputy warden reported to the Utah fish and game department that he counted two limits taken on the west’ side of the lake Catches Included mostly rainbows with a few natives and mackinaws OOf) ot RUE 019 full — 3 7 duo Ox — 5 10 Brver f X and Leonard L A 6 Seattle 5 25-ma- n two-mll- 3 LOS ANGELES May 2 (AP)— The Los Angeles Angel defeated Seattle 5 In a Pacific Coast league baseball game Friday night to win their fourth straight contest Seattle picked up its fifth run in the top halt of the ninth but the rally fell short R H E Seattle 002 poo OOI — 5 8 1 Lo Angela 001 400 olx -- 6 11 3 ( enl lakuckl (() and Sueme hta I7 Mel all Baker l4 Dolernic i3) xi Ma- lone 6-- Oaks 5 Sacs " SACRAMENTO sure-po- 3 against Sacramento here Frtdav night by pitching Oakland to a 3 victory 5-- Oakland Sacramento RUE 010 400 000— 5 11 2 020 000 001—3 8 1 Orphan Bab- Gaaaaway and Somenzi (8) and Fitzgerald bitt (4) Stars 10 Padres 7 DIEGO Cal Mav 2 (AP) — Hollywood1 Stars defeated the San Diego Padres 10 to 7 here Friday night In a game ao obscured by fog that nearly any fly ball went for a hit and the 6175 fans could aee the big illuminated score hardly board SAN R H £ OOO 003 025—10 I- Hollywood OOO 033 lOl — T 13 1j San Pteeo Hufford Perm (8 Gresory i9 Yanan (9 and Shelly Cameron Oiaon Trlner (9) and Rice Punchers Win FORT COLLINS Colo 2 (UP) —Four unearned runs May Wyohelped 9--7 to a ming university Big Seven baseball win over Colorado A A M here Friday Set Medal Play Salt Lake Country club golfer will compete Saturday and Sunday in the medal play May aweepstakes according to Dr Vaughn B Hunter 36-ho- le tournament chairman FIGHT RESULTS DETROIT— Yamsz 1"5 Monarz Pa dec JimmyTommy Detroit H — Tommy Spencer (in K BERIIN N Edgar New Waterford N H knocked out Don Sinibaldl 146 Berlin (8) NEW YORK— Herbie Krrmowltz 1W Coney Island dec George Horne 13L Valley Stream N Y (lOi RIMKORD Me— Sheridan 12 Portland knocked out Billy Johnny Donato 130 Berlin N H ( J) BREWER Me— Franke Ande-zo- n 163 Bel tall dec Jimmy Petti 158 Boaton (10) BARRE Vt — Tack Anratmng VC Boa-to- n knocked out Jack Wilson 13o Barr (2i WORCESTER Maaa — BUly Tordigitore “47 Boaton drew with Frank Feenen 144 Randolph Maaa (H) p Anyone of 32 of the 34 could lead this open field without causing the folks to stait leaping out of windows hereabouts Faultleaa who has hit the paying teller's window in alx of eight atarts thla year Including the Biuegraaa and Derby trial could do it especially It the track is faat Jet Pilot might lead them all the way fast or goo California has its strongest hand in years On Trust the plumbers’ horse — he wa bought for $15000 by Earl Stice and his sons Gary and Tod Eagle Rock (Cal) plumbers — won the Santa Anita derby In a romp and is getting considerable eupport now 'hnuyfJ 0-- 0) 1-- 1) 0-- 0) York ( V oleeile Chieago (Borowy (Cooper 8t Lonl (Breeheen 1-- 2) delphia (Leonard 3-- 1) 1-- 1) at at Boston Phila- 2-- 1) THE BIO SIX By Associated Pres (Three Leaders lnEarh League) Player Club Walker Dodger Icwi Senator Guatlne Pirate Mullin Tiger Rink Athletic Elliott Brave WHEELER GENERAL TIRE CO Phona 315 East Broadway wet ’ May 2 (AP)— Southpaw Charlie Cassaway won hi fifth game of the season and third hey-de- no ' Cal- - Friday’s Reevlta Plttiborgb at New York postponed rain Cincinnati at Brooklyn postponed rain St Louie at Philadelphia postponed rain Ghleaeo at Boaton (night game) postponed rain Saturday’s Probable Pitcher Cincinnati (Vandermeer Brooklyn (Lombardi at New Pittsburgh (Bar by SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION 3 Mobile 3 13 Birmingham 9 New Oileans at Memphis postponed rein wet Atlanta at NaehvUle postponed grounds TEXAS IEAGl E INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Houston 5 Oklahoma City 0 Baltimore 8 Toronto 2 Beaumont 8 Dallas 2 Fort 3 2 Worth Jersey City at Buffalo postponed Shreveport Tulsa 3 San Antonio X grounds Little Rock ('hsttanooan 2 AB H 0 A West ABHOA Utah aaddlesmith Hlgley's lone Coomba If 3 1 2 0 Earnilen 2b 5 2 1 2 Chrstfsn cf 4 0 1 0 Gerrerd c 5 2 2 1 previous derby appearance was In Olson 3b 5 3 2 1 Griggs 3b 4 0 3 1 1944 when ho finished 10th nnd 1 Roberts p Nielson ss 4 5 0 8 1 last on American Eagle 4 O 2 0 Kamerath p 3 1 10 0 Knottl ss Hrschr rf 4 1 1 0O Cormonl If 4 0 O 3 2 4 2 If 2 5 Ksrsbew Burbldge e lb 2 0 2 0 Water lb Barnea 4 3 7 room dollar aandwlches and coffee 4 Pierce 2b 3 0 2 21 Bosen rf $60 box seat! if you dealt with specu32 9 24 41 'Total 40 10 27 5 lators and even baby-titteTotal raising Brora by innings: 002 023 010—8 their rates West was the uiual Ther derby glory 000 223 20x— 9 East Two base hits — Gerrerd Oleon Nielson waiting at the finish of the tough Double play— Nielson to Pierce to Bur- mile and a quarter grind and there bldge Credit victory to— Kamerath —Charge was a huge pot of gold aecond largdefeat to— Roberts Struck out bv Kam- est in derby history An additional erath 10 Roberta 8 Umpire — McKcndrick Pilots 8 Cowboys 3 — TWIN le LOUIS VUJJE Ky May The Slchle’e scheduled Leopards Fast Philadelphia (Our Specialty) 4 4 By SID FEDEB LOUISVILLE Ky May 2 (JP)— They are running the biggest Ken tucky Derby of them ail at picturesque Churchill Downs Saturday wp CAR POLISHING SPECIAl-O- nly Thon ss Gottis p Critndn cf Cromtn lb Stone lb Young c- Britton 2b Hunt 3b Flygare If Leese If TRIBUNE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD SUPER SERVICE STATION UR Totals a— Two-bas- d 5-- 9-- 100-yar- low-boar- Brings Field To 14 Starters 6-- A 5 -- ed 200 to 1 Longskot South took undisputed possession first place In the Davis division high school baseball league5 Friday in 11 when It defeated Ogden frames at the municipal diamond 4 With Ogden leading going Into the last of the ninth Angelos Cub left fielder smacked a homer to deadlock the count The 10th frame was scoreless and the Ogden club failed to score In the first half of the 11th’ In the last half Miller Cub shortstop was safe on a low throw to first Karren walked and then Grant Furner smacked a solid blow into left field sending- Miller home with the winning run AB H O A South AB H O A Ogden Walker rf 6 12 0 Jardine 3b 6 113 of East high school turned nine hits 4 2 0 2 Murphy ss 3 Into nine runs to defeat West 8 Darttcf l l Trostrf 3 110 afternoon on Municipal field 3 110 Bush lb 0 10 0 Friday An an lss lb 0 0 10 to push the Panthers one step deeper Into the Davis division cellar 3 Guth If Don Kamerath on the mound for 3 0110 0 2 Eggert3b Whitehorn c 4 0 9 0 East scattered 10 hits among the Sanders p 10 13 0 0 0 0 Panthers but good fielding by the Arnottrf zBuck 10 0 0 Hllltoppers kept East in front most zrBertelien 10 0 0 of the way An eighth inning rally Kanshlnp 0 0 00 00 by West fell short Robert did a Courtier p 10 fine Job on the hill for the Panthers 7 27 121 Totals 30 6 27 12 but several costly error were confor Kahout Id ninth verted into runs by the Cecil lb 5 1 10 Thmpsn rf 3 0 3 Rymer cf Robb 2b 1 3 Collins if 0 3 Dalton aa 2 1 1 4 Klcznck o Lister p 0 0 0 O Kahout p 0 1 Dempsey p xDrdnli 0 0 xxBolart 0 0 34 Batted xx — Kan for Dardlneltl s — Batted for Sanders In eighth aa— Batted for Bush in eighth Score by Innings: SEATTLE May 2 (JP)— Ann Curtis Salt Lake 100 001 002 — 4 000 001 020 — 3 of San Francisco who Friday after- Ogden — Rune Jacinto 2 Collins Sanders noon equalled the world’s record of Murphy Solarl Errors — Whitehorn d :594 seconds in the free 2 Murphy Ananias Stolen base— Collins e swam distance Sacrifice the hit — Kggert Three-bashit — Jastyle Friday e Robb KJurznlok hits—Klncs-nicnight in 1:00 3 to dethrone Brenda cinto k Rune In— Marlertoe betted Murphy Ilelser of Los Angeles defending 2 Double play — SenDartt Murphy In the women’s national ders to Bush Jacinto to Cecil Rune rechampion Indoor A A U swimming and diving sponsible for—Lister 3 Senders 1 Struck out by— Lister 2 Dempsey 1 Banders 6 meet 2 But on belle — Off ' Lister 5 Nancy Merki of Portland was sec- Courtier 3 Ksnehin Courtier 2 Hit with ond and Miss Ilelser third In the Sanders Robb by pitched bell —Collins bv Sender final Courtier Wild pitches— Lister Sanders defeat Miss Curtis In her afternoon effort Credit victory to Kahout Charge Courtier Umpires — Blank and BogeL erased the American record set 16 to AttendGame 2 hours and 30 minutes yeari ago by Helene Madison of ance J200 Two-bas- b 1 Salt Lake AB H O A Ogden AB H O Jacinto 3b 5 112 Mederlos 2b 3 13 O Seattle and it was tall Helene — now Mrs Mclver — who was on the awards platform to congratulate her successor and present the award Zoe Ann Olsen of Oakland Cal successfully defended her diving championship piling up 4995 points in spite of a broken right hand Second In the event was Vlctorl Draves of Pasadena Cal with 438 1 points Third went to the Chicago Town club's Marllynne Miller with 4095 and fourth to Gloria Woodln Oakland 4035 Sue Zimmerman one of the Port' land Ore Cody Kids won the 200' yard backstroke’ In 228 6 which stands a both a meet and American record Earlier Friday she had quali9’rowaa 2b 2 4 0 7 31 Dickey e fied In 2312 which established the Houk e Shorts on Sports 3 0 0 llSmlth P BbS 9 first mark for this event placed In ' It’s iTucker coincidence s while that quite the meet program for the first time Harnat p are to hold the Junior colleges trying this year zrKuhel Seven their the Big league together Bithnm p conference will be doing the same 0 0 xssWallatsa with a meeting at Glenwood Springs 32 7 27 12 Colo Totals 34 10 27 7 InTotal The Shamrock girls’ soft3rd for Smith aWaked ball team will play the New Orleans k out for Harriet m 8th Jax world champions in a game at zzxFied out lor Bitborn in 9th Ameri104 000 000— 5 Derks field on July 24 New Tork 020—2 000 000 can Fork will have a new lighted Ctrago W Smith Errors— Dickey SummaryRuns field that will seat 5000 Johnson SANDY — Salt Lake County Recreabatted In— MeQuinn 2 softball fans The park should be com- tion Lindeil W Johnson Appling Philley Assn Baseball league will open W Johnson In June hits— McQuvnn Lindeil pleted play Monday May 19 league repreDouble playa— Pbillev Saertfk-Shea sentatives decided at a meeting held Mtcbaeia and Kollcrwav MeQuinn Rizzuto Rizzuto and Sumwelaa and MeQuinn at the Salt Lake county recreation M Quinn Appling Michaels and Kolloway office with J Rex Mackay presi— New Tork 7 Chicago 7 Left on baea— dent of the league In charge t 1 Base on bala Off—Shea 4 Smith 2 Stnkeouta 2 By Shea 6 Harriet Entrants Include Hunter defend— 3 in 5 Off Smith 6 in 3 Harriet ing champion Midvale West Jordan t Hit by pitcher — By Bohorn 1 in 1 Bluffdale Sandy Taylorsville Union Passed (RJzzuto) Wild pitch — Harriat bail— Dickey Losing pitcher — Smith LONDON May 2 (UP)—The Brit- Draper Riverton Murray Holladay Park Magna Granger and ish Lawn Tennis Assn Friday named Granite Crescent The Lark Herriman and Tony Mottrara Derek Barton Don Bennlon teams are also possible enButler and Geoff Paish to represent trants Games will be played MonThursday of6 each week All Great Britain In the Davla cup day andwill start at pm games zone elimination matches European against Poland In Warsaw May 15 NEW YORK UP) — Th following 18 and 17 and s list of Feller' Selection of Butler instead of Rolisting date opposing team land Carter who appeared to have score strikeouts and walks: an edge on the basis of recent performances was the lone surprise of the association's choices Butler who ST LOUIS May 2 (S’)— Lean Bob Is 36 represented Britain in Davis of San Brady cup competition against Yugoslavia Francisco freshmanUniversity to de rallied 1938 In T F Stowe Romania and feat Stan Hitz of Harrisburg Pa was named nonplaying captain of the national YMCA champion in the British squad their singles semifinal match Frt national senior day U night In the A A handball tournament well-round- 4-- ht 4-- Look to Coast Weber college already has lined up with the Pacific Coast Junior colleges in football next fall B A C of Cedar City reportedly Is interested in joining up with the coast teams Mena is being beckoned by other Colorado Junior college schools The other schools are Interested solely in trying to keep the present league But to do that the confertogether Detroit 3 A’ 2 ence Is going to have to devise ways DETROIT May 2 JP) — Pat Mul-li- and means of stepping up Interest s two homers and clutch single In the league which means Interest the member schools ss well ss brought the Detroit Tigers from for behind Friday to stop the Philadel- theOnefans of the major faults with the Athletics 2 breaking the As phia league In the past is that It has three-gam- e winning streak had high ambitions but no AB H O A tion The league has tried organizaAB H O A( Detroit FbltadeL to gain 4 0 12 S 2 3 1 Iake ss S ao rf college heights from a sitting posi3 0 3 1 Kali 3b Jooal 4016 tion What small effort that has 3 2 6 llCullnbn Jb 4 113 1 Fam lb 4 2 4 n Wakefld if 3 0 10 been made has been made as IndiBuka tf 3 13 0 vidual schools and not as a conferFvera ef MrCoaky ef 4 1 V Oj 3 3 0 0 ence The 4 0 2 1 Mullin rf Boaar e Junior colleges have never 3 0 2 3 Ma Iraki 3b 4 2 1 l'Mavo 2b 2! 3 14 0 had a workable organization e 2 0 4 Swift Buder 2b Bou-r-u- mty PRESS BOX NOTEBOOK one-hitt- er i 2-- " Phalanx Faultless Rule Favorites to in Derby Bees Capture South Downs 5th Tilt Ogden Cops From Ogden League Lead ' 87 Salt Lak City ""”"1 ‘ “ |
