Salt Lake Tribune | 1947-05-10 | Page 18

- fL 18 £Tie Salt Cake Tribune High Schools Crown Five Regional Track Champs It’s Unusual But It’s a Winner Saturday May 10 1947 Pioneer Clubs Await New Series Tonight O v V a fhonear lrafu clubs following the first batch of postponements since the season opened Saturday prepared to open three new series d race and renew what is a Other Divisions Set Meets For Saturday lop-side- The new series sends Salt Lake to Boise Pocatello to Ogden Tin Falls to Idaho Falls The Punchers Bees and Russets In three series so far have done an excellent Job of dominating Not Friday’s game the Cowboys are In first place with eight wins and two losses The Bees and Rus are only half a game behind sys the other three dubs "led" by the Ogden Reds have fallen far behind The Utah team has won only one game out of 10 the Postponed Friday night were o Pocatello-Boisand Salt was Falls games The former postponed berause of inclement weather a of music and the latter because festival held In the Russets' park Iit Lake-Idah- e Conbojs 11 Ogden 2 TWIN FALLS — The poor poor Ogden Reds took their 10th beating in 11 starts Friday night as the Twin Fails Cowboys dished up a victory to strengthen their position at the top of the Pioneer league circuit fans turned About 450 out for the game Salt Lake Lick Walklngihaw youth turned In a fine performance on the mound Going into the seventh he hadn't allowed a single hit but Marv Trost crashed out a homer in that Inning and the Reds managed to get three more before the game ended The Waddles scored a run in the firat Inning on three Ogden errors But the big inning was the eighth when the vlclors accounted for eight on five singles errors by Kanshin and Murphy a wild pitch and a passed baiL AS H O A Tala Fall AB H O A n4n A a Or 2b 4 0 ‘ half-froze- n si Kara If 3b Treit Oust cf Arson rf Aeanas If Courtier p xBuah Aanahia p H-p- l-j O Eartsa e 3 1 3 0 2 Oi 3 0 3 0 4170 3 0 2 0 110 4 4 1 5 0 2 0 0 2 10 w w w irtd s L Nobody else does it just this way of Murray prefers this layout to Braves Defeat N Y 6-- 2 NEW YORK May 9 ( JP ) — Warren Spahn’s pitching and an early attack on Bill Volselle were enough to keep the Boston Braves In the thick of the race for the National league lead Friday with a victory over theg Giants But New York's Clint Mire and Johnny provided most of the fireworks for a chllied crowd of 5894 cash customers and 5000 school children Spahn gave up only eight hits In winning his fourth straight mound victory and two of them were Mize’s ninth home run of the season and Willard Marshall s third Both came with bases empty after the Braves had driven Voiselle to cover with a n assault In the first thgee innings Hartung whose big league debut this spring was attended with reams of publicity about his hitting and pitching In the army made a highly successful first appearance on the mound for A he Giants 6-- six-ru- AB H O A Chicago AB H O A 30-2- 3 1 1 5 Kollowy 3b 4 0 3 1 Appling ss 3 1 0 5 4 2 IS 0 lb 3 0 4 001 Jones lb Wtkefld If 4 2 0 Kennedy rf 4 1 1 I Muilln rf 3 2 Chrutphr If 3 2 2 0 3 12 0 Phlltey cf Evers cf 3 4 0 2 0 Michaels 2b 3 1 1 S Meyo 2b 3 17 1 Dtckay c Swift e 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 Grova p xOutlaw 3 0 0 2 Tehbetta c 0 0 3 0) xxCramar 0) hfwhouar p 2 0 0 l01 1 0 0 XXxWertz 31 7 24 8 Totals Totals 31 9 27 19 xRan for Swift in 7th In 9th xxSuiRled for Tebbett xxxGrounded out for Newhouser tn 9th '000 Detroit 001 000—1 010 000 10X — 2 Chicago Run batted Error — Lake Summarye In — Michaels lone Muilln hits—— Appling Stolen Muilln 2 Swift — — Ever Phil'ev Sacrifice base Lake Left on baes — Nevihoueer Appling Base on ball — 8 Chicago 9 2 3 Strikeout — New Gro bouser S Grov 1 110 2 4 1 2 2 0 417 1 5 413 0 0 New York AB H 0 A 2 Blsttner 2b 5 1 0 1 Oi s 4 3 13 Rlguey 01 Thomson cf 4 1 5 0 2' Mize lb 3 1 5 0 0! Cooper c 4 0 O' Marshall rf 4 1 5 0 0 Gordon If 4 0 2 0 O'Kerr ss llLohrkc 3b 0 0 Voiselle p 0 0 0 2 Budnick p 0 0 0 0 A 3b-e- 18 1010 10 rGearhart 10 0 0 Hartung p 3 0 0 0 Total 37 10 27 51 Totals 34 8 27 9 xFlied out for Budnick in 3rd Boston 204 000 000 — 6 New York 000 010 010 — 2 Summirv: Error — Rigney Cooper 2 Run batted in — Holme Hopp R Elliott Mast Torgeson Marshall M'xe Roetl Two baa hits— Ryan Torgeson Ittgnev Three-bas- e Homa hit — Holme Cooper run — Marshall Mize Stolen base — Rowell Double play — R Elliott Ryan and Left on bases— Boston 8 New Torgeson York S Bases on balls — Off VoiHs 1 3 Strikeout — By Hartung4 Budnick epahn1 3 5 Htt— Spahn Off Voteelle 6 tn 2 Hartung Budnick inning 2 tn 8 2 in pitcher Losing Hartung VOUell Two-haa- Do-tro- it New-hou- - HO 1 3 1 3 Boston KB 4 Rysn 2b Holmes rf 3 5 Hopp cf R Lillott 3b 5 5 Rowell If Mail c Torgcsn lb 3 Frnandi 4 Spahu p 110 4- 2 Har-tun- Detroit Laka ss KeU 3b CllnMns Tribe Browns 3 ST LOUIS May 9 (AP)— Joe GorMandon's single scoring Cleve15-- 3 gave the ager Lou Boudreau 3 over a the land Indians victory Cubs 5 Reds 1 St Louis Browns Friday night with Bob fireball Feller limiting the SAN DIEGO Cal May 9 (UP) — CINCINNATI May 9 (JP) — The San Diegos red hot Padres scored Browns to four hits Jt was the Chicago Cubs made Johnny Vender loss Browns for the seventh straight In all but two Innings Friday night Meer’s first start of the season an in routing San Francisco with a 15-- 3 Cleveland AB HO1 II St Louis AB H O A unhappy one Friday as they clubbed OI 1 1 1 2 Peck cf 3b 5 5 score Pitcher Al Treichel went the Dilllnger cf 5 1 3 0 Lehner ef 5 O 1 O his offerings for five hits and four route for the winners on the mound Mtkvich Boudrau as 3 2 1 St Hitchck 2b 5 0 5 7 runs in the sixth inning and then Bob Joyce ace of the Seals’ mound Fleming Oi 2 0 added another marker in the eighth lb 5 2 10 Heath If Rbmon lb 0 0 2 Oj Culeman If 1100 0 0 to defeat the Cincinnati Reds corps was the losing pitcher O' If 3 0 4 4 1 1 0 Zarllla 3 Seals 2-- 3 llth-innin- g 4-- 5-- R H E 000 120 000— 3 6 4 rrsnclsc 142 111 05 — 15 14 1 Ban Dwfa Jotre O'Neill f3t and Gisdd: Treichel Wnd Kerr Rice t7i Hume run— GyMtman tu Beavers 4 Sacs 3 PORTLAND Ore- - 9 May cP)— -- Jake Mootv of the Portland Beavers rave up 14 hits to the Sacramento So'ons Fridav night but kept them scattered Just enough to squeeze a 3 victory in a Coast league base-bagame The win gave Portland a 1 series edge H £ jt3 14 1 ion inn oio — o- 4 — 4-- il 3-- Eac-ame- P-&ouvb a-- 4 7 3 200 200 OOx and mxgerald Mooty and SUvera Stars 6 Angels 5 May 9 (JP) — A LOS ANGELES rally in the eighth inning gave Hollywood another victory over 5 Los Angeles Friday night Don Ftoss' pinch double off Ray Prim was Ihe pa off driving In two runs Tive-ru- n 6-- H S H ’HoBywood Loa At esc OrphanS A04 Maion 4‘uar 010 000 050 — 6 9 4 0X2 100 100 — 5 7 2 9 Yavllao and Cameron Prim (8) Dobtrnie L)uo Seattle 7 Oaks 5 7-- virtory over Oakland with the losers rever threatening after they tallied Jive runs in the second frame R H E 200 — 7 11 1 too OOO nil OOO — 5 Oakland Orpha'W (Si Oaai-iT mooai rf Seerey Ooidon 2b 6 3 3 71 Stephen ss 3 0 2 2 3b 4 13 0 Judnch lb 3 1 12 2 ter n c 3 1 8 1 1 0 4 0 Farly e 1 0 2 01 Fannin p 4 0 1 3 Lopez e 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 31 Kinder p Seiler p 1 0 0 01 xHecktr -- i Total 39 lO 33 151 Totals 34 4 33 18 xCalled out for Hegan In ninth 102 000 000 0- 1Cleveland 000 030 000 00—3 8t Louis Error — Judnlch Run batted tn — FlemJudnlch Earlv ing 2 Kitner Zarilla Keltner Gordon Gordon Twivbas hit— bit —Zarilla Sacrifice Judnlch Three-bas- e hit — Boudreau 2 Zanl'a Fleming Stolen base — Heath Double pla — Boudreau to Gordon to Fleming Gordon to Boudreau to Fleming Hitchcock to S’ephena to Jud nich Base on bahs —Off Feh'r 6 Fannin 11 Kinder 1 Struck out — By Feller 6 Fah Kinbin 7 Hite — Off Fanning 9 in 10 der 1 in 3 Losing pitcher— Fannin Time —307 Attendance— 9278 AB H 0 A Cincinnati AB H 0 A 4 0 1 2'Buumhlti rf 4 0 1 0 Waltkss lb 3 2 9 O Adami 2b 4 0 0 2 5 3 3 Oi Hatton 3b Pafko cf 4 13 1 Cavretta If 4 0 3 O Haaa lb 3 0 4 2173 1 Schefflng c 4 12 62 OII Mueller c Nlcholan rf 4 Vollmer cf 4 0 5 0 O 1 2 Johnson 2b 2 Miller 2 Msrullo ss 4 2 1 4 Usher If 3 0 4 0 Schmitt p 4 0 1 2' VndrMeer p 2 0 0 0 0 0 IrZfenlara 10 0 0 0 1 Shoun p Totals 38 10 27 101 Tots! 31 5 27 8 zZientara filed out for Vander Meer In the 7th : 000 004 010 — 5 Chicago Cincinnati 000 100 000 — 1 Errors — Baumholtz Runs Summarybatted In — Nichnlson 2 MurIlo 2 Schef-fm- g e — Haaa hits Millar Pafko Home runa— Haas - Nicholson Stolen base — Waitkas Double play — Merullo John son and Waitkus Left on bases — Chicago 8 5 Cincinnati Base on balls — Off Bchmltx 2 Vander Meer 3 Shoun 1 Strikeout — By Schmlti 5 Vander Meer 3 Hits— Off Vander Meer 7 In 7 Innings Shoun 3 in 2 Losing pitcher —Vander Meer Chicago Hack Jb 13 1-- 3 2-- Banquet Honors Sports Cliamps -- of Light HeavyJoe weight Champion Gus Lesnevlch was presented with contracts for a Lesnevich-Meli- o Bettlna nontitle bput by Matchmaker Nat Rogers of the Bout is sched20th Century club uled for Madison Square Garden A veteran Cornell crew May 23 will engage in naval maneuvers Saturday on Cayuga lake with Wisconsin Harvard apd Syracuse hopeful of a victory pointing toward a possible Big Red win on the Hudson when the Poughkeepsie regatta is resumed June 21 States Walker cup golf team posted a 71 two under par besides his morning round of 72 at St Andrews National Softball league board of directors refused to lift a suspension of Merle Hapes banned from the National Football league for involvement In a New Y’ork Giants ‘‘fix” Medalist Louis Suggs scandal dethroned Mrs Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel Hill N C as southern Harry T Bullock of Mllmah N J breaking 92 out of 100 at 16 yards defeated defending double targets champion Joe Hiestand of Hillsboro O by one target as the three-da- y Trapshooters of America champions Portsider opened at New York Ken Heintzelman hurler was peddled to the Philadelphia Phillies by the Pittsburgh Pirates for an unannounced sum in a straight cash deal 6-- women's defeating PHILADELPHIA May 9 (AP) — The Philadelphia Phillies pulled the Brooklyn Dodgers down from first to third place In the National league g standings Friday with an rally for a 5 victory before 22680 e frosted fans Emil Verban’s smash to left drove Andy Semmick home with the winning marker llth-innln- two-bas- 13 5110 Branca P xSchulti 0 114 3 1 1 113 3 5 8 0 Leonard 0 1000 1000 41 10y31 121 -- mu ' Wi'nmsanhi msrtWiWIiW ‘ Har-rl- s 6-- 2 Friday’s Results Boston 6 New York 2 ( hirago 5 Cincinnati I 8 Philadelphia Brooklyn game 11 Innings (Only isimi scheduled) 6 Friday's Results Chicago 2 Detroit 1 ( levriand 4 8t Louis 3 night game 11 innings (Only games scheduled) Saturday’s Probable Pilchers New York (Shea at Boston (Hughson ) at Wash Philadelphia 2(Flores 1) ington (Wnn Jetrolt (Hutchinson at Chicago (Hnrrtst Cleveland (Fmhree 2 2) at St Louis (Potter (night game) night Bslurdsy's Pmbabls Pitchers at Pittsburgh at Cincinnati St IxiuU (Dickson (Ostermueller (Lee Chlrsgo 00) (Blackwell 3 2 r Boston Barrett 1-- 0-- 0-- (Jensen 3-- 0-- at New York 0-- 0-- Bspoklyn (Melton phln (Rone 0-- at Philadel- - Pacific Coast League 4-- JOB OPENINGS THE AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING CO J I j ! 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Art Joe Urry who usually plays the Hurzeler Murray Joe Kennedy Murray Jim Turner outfield turned pitcher and did a tied Doug 19Thurman Cyprus ft 6)4 in good Job of it as the Legion team Murray Jim Turner Hurbeler Art 220 Murray n gained Its second win in as many Murray: Keith Toone Morgan: Dean Tooele :2 2 starts Urry gave up but four hits tin Murray Sawyer — BUI Kent Dick hurdle Low Gould used Murray The Elks club Wayne Jack Johnson Cyprus Murray and Ken Beardon on the mound for Mayne Doug Thurman Cyprus: Skip Johnson the Elks’ second win of the season Cyprus 25 K PeJavelin — Dal Leathern Too!The third game on the slate Row terson Doug Wach- - Cyprus Gary land Paint vs Junior Chamber of Kelson Morgan Jensen Tooele Howard Cyprus Commerce was postponed because of 152 ft Bill rain and cold Medley relay— Cyprus (Vern Hsy MurClifford Cook) No games are scheduled for Sat Wach Farl Hugh North Summit South Summit Morgan ray unlay nightscores: 8 4 40t Mile relay — Muirsy (Herbert Spenrer Fridays R H Reed Tranter Russell Olson Duane Stauf4 6 American Legion Post Nn 2 fer i North Summit Morgan Cyprus 3 40 3 4 Fred A Kellv's 880 relay — Murray (Don Falmqulat Robinson and Me Dean Austin and Neauroan Jim Turner Art Hurzeler i t'rry Nell South SumNorth Summit Morgan C'prua R H mit 136 8 V — 7 8 93 Murrav Art Billiards Total ( Cyprus points 28 37 North Summit 49 V 11 9 Elks Club Morgan James and Hollenbeck Gould Beardon South 8ummit12V4 Wasatch 11 Tooele and Pouleon 7: Grantsvllle 2V4 1 Wool 100 -- 10 i i by "Kensing System st Carmonl 0 Hsncey ss 3 113 0 Kershaw cf 2 0 2 0 Smoot o Nelson rf 4 2 0 0 Bolorto rf 2 0 0 0 0 2 Ramsey cf 2 1 0 0 Knottl p 2 James p 0 Jamea p 22 2 1 8 10 Total Totals 31 13 21 8 040 3i00 — 10 Davis 000 000 O— West Run — Harada 2 Bmedlev 2 Fisher Errori fimoot Nelson 2 Ramsev 2 Hturck out— Hv Slater Robert Grlgc 1 Wild Knout 2 James Fisher i 1 on pitch — Knottl 3 Jsitie Off Knottl 5 Jams 2 Fisher hall — Perkin Fisher Pmedley Stolen llarada Charg defeat to Knottl 1 THESE SPRING SUITS 4-- PwitMlo xt BoIh postponed wet frmimla Salt Lake at Idaho 'Falla postponed music festival Twin galls 11 Ogden 2 Saturday's Probable Pitchers (Dempsey at Boise (Riisee 8:15 Pocatello (Thoen pm at Ogden (Mc8:15 pm Carthy n Twin at Idaho (Prows Fall (Pannamana 8 pm TEXAS LEAGUE Beaumont Fort Worth Shreveport 3 Dallas 1 Houston 14 Tulsa 8 Oklahoma City 10 Ban Antonio 4 17 stiff competi- some 3 6-- record-settin- Y U half-mil- Am-Do- BUDGET TERMS Li- - te Robison of B tion In the mile and Carvel Jackson and Ray Nabon are due to push e the big BYU ace in the Gene Smart of the Aggies and Joe Nelson of BYU both have run the low hurdles in 25 seconds which indicates a great race But the apparent superiority in the weights appears to make the Aggies the favorite Legion Elks Club Capture Games Pioneer League Frldyt PAIfIT JOB t Stymie onetime plater who has won $518285 while running for Mrs Ethel D Jacobs is among the 15 thoroughbreds entered in Saturday's $25000 added Metropolitan handicap Tanforan of a mile at Belmont track closes its first racing meeting since before the ' war Saturday with a $25000 added event Boojum 2nd galloped off with the $10000 added International Steeplechase handicap first stakes event of the New York season for Jumpers Taking command after the field straightened oQt in the stretch Irvine Gushen’s Ilygros Flier six to one versify of Utah region five picks went on to win by two lengths over its champion at Ephraim while the Vera Connelly in the Suffolk feature region six tltlist will be determined at Kanab Though the day as & whole was pernot conducive to formances some good marks were In both there and here in turned divisions Ben Glover of Box Elder loomed as a likely state champion and new record holder in the low hurdles as he skimmed the barriers Bingham and Davis high schools in 224 besides winning firsts in the Friday clinched baseball champion- discus and broad Jump Mohr of effort ships in the Jordan and Davis divi- Logan had the best shot-pu- t sions respectively In of the day a toss of 46 ft 11 e The Miners came through with a Dave Llndstrom of Carbon sole 12-- 4 victory over the Granite Farmwinner for the Dinosaurs tossed ers in a game played at Magna and the pellet 45 ft 6 in on the Davis blasted West 10-Good Quarter-Mil- e Darts’ field behind the two-hpitchBoth of Fisher games George ing Duane Stauffer of Murray legged were postponed affairs while a good 532 quarter-milAt Magna Bingham outhlt the off Art Hurzler negotiated the Farmers 10-and blasted over five teammate in the good time of 103 beruns in the ninth frame to emphasize century winning the 220 and gaining a their superiority- The Farmers had sides in the broad jump out in the second the bases full with one One of the surprises qf the meet fifth but Knudsen on the mound came Edon Staley of North when for Bingham struck out Eyre and showed his spikes to Reed Smith Farmer heavy hitters Summit Russell Olson of Murray In to end the threat- - In the next frame the mile Clifford Cook ran a nifty however Eyre smacked out a homer 880 lap to spark his Cyprus team—with nobody on to a surprise win in the medAt Kaysville the Darts did their mates ley relay healthy clusters scoring in three runs Kent In region thiee in the secThey made four won the high Jump with a ond and three each in the fourth Durrant In second the six foot leap placed and fifth frames with the shot in and third discus on the tolled Knottl and James Norton getting firsts in the mound for the Panthers and were Harold and javelin Jack West discus shot 13 safeties nicked for soared 21 ft 5 In in the broad Box score of the Davis-Wegamp oyer jump and Clint Lewis of inLincoln 523 AB H O A negotiated a quartdr-mll- e AB H O A West Davis 1 1 0 3 3 2b Karnsen 0 2 3 3b Harada Lincoln’s 880 relay quartet did the Emedley 2b 3 2 0 2 Roberts ss 33 0 133 distance In 1:35L 5 18 0 Griggs 3b Frew lb 10 0 Gerrard c 2 0 6 1 Hie summary: Perkins If 4 10 Gerald 100 — Art urtzeler Murray Fisher p 3 2 0 2 Slater lb 3 0 7 0 0 0 If 2 Toon 4 1 record-breake- rs long-stridi- 1 6 ' jr 18-ho- le qne-pol- nt 8 0 4 1 8 Let Us Rebuild — Repaint and Overhaul lour Present Car Well Make It Look Like NEW— Call on the Manager ef Our Paint and BODY DepL for an Estimate uf (East-West-Sout- h) other events will get under way st 2 pm according to Coach Flojd Millet of the BYU crew Utah State will go into the test favored as a result of the earlier dual meets The Aggies already have to 74 x while whipped Utah a 65 BYU dropped tussle with the Utes last week 69tx to 70l Strangly enough both the Aggies and the Cougar are strong in the weights and distance races and weak In the sprints Neither BYU nor Utah State has a sprinter who has scored a point this season The Aggie have a pair of in Ralph Maughan and Art Gottfredson Maughan who won the Junior A A U hammer throw last ear is expected to have no serious competition in the entire conference this season He heaved the ball and chain 170 feet 7 inches for a state record against Utah while Gottfredson was tossing the shot 48 feet 10 '4 inches for the other mark Maughan also has a Javelin toss of 188 feet and Bus Williams has a discus heave of 134 feet 4 Inches Brady Walker won all four of these events against Utah last week but the Aggies he will do well against to grab off first In any one of the four berause the Farmers have better performance to date Iral Hill and Kuza Daniels of the Aggies are expected to give Clarence e 2 0 0 0 Casey p Total 12 12 0 Golfers Open City Meet ht it 0 2 1 i 5 Don’t Drivo a Wreck - 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Arnold Hsfy (7 and RaK ASM SPORTS BRIEFS Totals 38 8 33 21 One nut when winning run scored xRolied out for Branca In eighth ’ xxRolled out for Reess in ninth 000 100 040 00 — 5 Brooklyn 050 000 000 Ol— 6 Phlladelpha ) (11 Innings Errors — Gregg Judd Runs batted In — Verban 2 Newsome H Walker Etten F Walker 2 Stanky Reiser 2Two-bas(Ennis e scored on Gregg’s wild throw) Raiser Verban Edward hits— Robinson Sacrifice — Handley Double plays— Reiser to Stanky to Robinson Jorgenson to Stanky to Robinson Newsom to Verban to Etten Robinson to Stanky Base on balls — Off Branca 2 Judd 1 Casey 2 Gregg 3 — Struck out By Branca 5 Judd 3 Casey 3 Leonard 1 Hit — Off Gregg 3 In 1 Inning Branca 2 In 6 Casey 3 in Judd 8 in 7 22 Leonard 2 In 3 13 Winning — — Leonard More than 70 boy were honored pitcher Losing pitcher Casey high school golfers took a Time 300 Attendance — 22680 Friday night at the sports cham- 10-- East 4 from decision the Ogden Elks high at the pions’ banquet staged FridayBoys’ and Girls’ club Leo Pignanelll team in aatchallenge match munieithe Bonneville superintendent of the club was mas- afternoon ter of ceremonies Commissioner Fred The Salt Lake Country club wdll Tedeseo made the presentation of hold Its class G championship over the week end the award Lee Lovlnger and Mayor Earl J Glade were guests of honor holes will be played SaturdayKlghteen and 18 A Short program was held Movies Stinda v of Ihe University of Utah basketball Class A and R golfer will hold a point-pa- r tournament games at New York also were shown 060 2 1 knife form to win the pole vault event He cleared 11 feet to capture the region two championship but Art Lltsort the usual jack tour-name- OAKLAND Cal Mav 9 (UP) Outfielder Lou Novlkoffs seventh-'inn'- rj home run was the hlg blow Seattle scored a 5 Fndav night g high-rankin- Kolloway Padres Blast U FAVORED TO 'COP MEET 41-m- an here Friday for edging Detroit the eleventh Sox victory in 18 games Orvat Grove pitched a seven-hittfor Chicago over the winning The Sox run in the pushed seventh Don Kolloway In at third base for ailing sitting Floyd Baker opened with a single Luke Appling sacrificed him to second Murrell Jones then looped his second single into center scoring 10 Five champions were crownedregional Friday afternoon as high school track and field artists chased each other around tha clnderpaths here and there In the state with one eye on a qualifying berth to the state track and field meet May 17 at the University of Utah stadium Class A activities found Logan DENVER Slay (IT) — A to out North Cache 90 nosing university squad of Colorado 84 to win the region one title thtnclods will Invade the Denver from the defending champs followed university stadium here Saturday by Box Elder Weber South Cache favorites and will he and Bear River while Provo won to walk oft with the eastern chamIn pionship of the Big Seven conferevery event except the shot-pu- t a dual meet with Carbon to qualify ence 14 men artd three relay foursomes The other teams competing in for next week’s windup the championships will be the host school Denver and Wyoming unicolRegional Winners versity and Colorado Murray Springville and Richfield lege The aqtiad from Boulder were respective winners In regions will be headed by Don Campbell two three and four Murray' prinand Dave Bolen— both defending cipal competition coming from 45 champions who are set on estabthough the Pirates were new records in their spelishing a scored behind Springville points cialties Other Buffalo defending surprise in region three grabbing will be Warren Bate42 V points In the field events to champions man in the pole vault and Jack over Payson win 6214 to 55 McEw’en in the broad jump Harold followed by Spanish Fork with 50 MrAferty will try to regain his while favored Lincoln was fourth title In the high jump score with 46 Richfield failed to first in Individual running events but dominated the weights and Jumps to get 91 points while next In line was Wasatch academy with 39 Championships in other divisions will be determined Saturday Regions y seven and eight will hold their meet In the University of Utah stadium with trials aet for 10 am t In all the 880 mile relays pole vault 1and shot Finals Eighty-eigunder at way golfers were entered pm Traeksters get in region six will clash at Kanab in the Salt Lake City amateur golf Regional tennis titles will be de: tournament Friday night and about termined In region seven at 9 am Saturday at the Unl- - half of them will play the qualifying round Saturday starting at 1230 pm according to ProfesTOOELE L Displaying the same sional Dick Kramer on basketexhibited the they magic court Included on the Saturday slate ball last winter Don Ed Arnold Goff defending chamSandberg and Bill Jeffries both will bewho will tee off at 1 pm cage stars teamed up to pion The pairings for Saturday follow: win the Jordan division doubles 12:30 — Joe Jones Bill Korns Walt championship Friday afternoon atd Jr P1nMorrig Tooele defeating Beard and 12 42 — Frank Duncan H Taylor Jr Jim Otta Walt Hansen of Bingham 4 — Irtah O Bnen ArPaul Leavitt went In the First place singles lpm Qoff to Carl Hofmann of Bingham who nold112— Rum Swonion Hal Maddox 1 R 2 win ever Gen scored a Ivina At Lalck 118 — Phil Kunket Wally Mathews Oversen of Tooele M'lnners of first Norm Shultz Kayo Swonson and second place In both divisions 130— Milt Cushing Lr M G Kuhre are eligible for t)ie state class B Wataon Laffertv Reed Vetierti meet next week at the University 1 42 — Will Arnott Ralph Beckman Nell Milt Doriu Davia of Utah stadium 2 00— leanRobinaon Joe Weatra Leo 5-- er 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 4 34 61 Totals 40 12 27 12 All T’ Grounded for Courtiers in seventh Boors by lamas 000 000 101 — 2 Ptdsn Twin Fills 110 010 081—11 Kuci— Berta'ien Trot Radtks 2 Mar low Mciray Balasal 2 Newmit 2 bimceoa Waikingsbaw Errors — -M urpby 2 Barteiaan Amott Kanahln had at MrBiroy A Buna battd in— Trow Arnot’ Leyrer Marlow McElroyy Baiasai 2 Nwman 2 Dan ai ion 2 Two base hits— Danielson El Home run— Trost Baeriflcs hit— lasi Stolen bates — Mar-SoIame'aon and Gust Wild pit dies— Courtier 2 Kaa'ks Kanirun 2 Passed ball— Trost 2 Double to Newman Radtks— te rave— Radike to Base on balls off Coorfer 3 Waikineahaw 3 Kanshln 2 B’curk owt b Courtier 3 Kanshln 2 Walk! 5 H'is— off Courller 7 In 6 Kn-eh6 In 2 Rune respons ble for — l Courtier 2 I mplres — Btanck s C4 Vcgel 8 30 tndsd Game 10 30 Aitenoanrs 450 pre-linina- 3-- 2-- L 110 WaJk-iacshs- world champion St dinals already beset with multiple troubles suffered a further serious blow Friday when their great first baseman Man Muslni was found to have acute appendicitis and was ordered te undergo an immediate operation Musial left behind when the rest of the Cards entrained for Pittsburgh Friday morning left here late Friday for St Louis hopeful that an additional examination by the club’s physician Dr Bob Hyland would gain him permission to postpone the surgery Dr C K Palmer house physician at the New Yorker hotel where the Cardinals stop recommended that Musial go on the table at once and yielded only reluctantly to the player’s plea that he be permitted to fly to St Louis CHICAGO May 9 JP) — The Chicago White Sox moved back to the top of American league standings by 3 1 0 3 4 0 3 3 5 2 2 0 8 3 11 0 4 3 8 0 5 1 1 2 Walk-ltAsra- r JP — The Louis Car- Chisox Climb Into Lead 2 0 12 4 0 14 5 cf 2b Marlow if McEiroy 3b Loews a BaUait rrf Newman lb Pan) non c Wlknahw p 9 Utah State and Brigham Young university will tangle In a dual meet at the “Y” stadium Saturday a meet that will serve as a to the state collegiate three-wa- y championships which will be held it BYU next week end Saturday's events will open with C the hammer throw at 1’30 pm The By BILL CLEGO -- 31-- 2 12 Ulrr 2 lRdtk CHAMPS LOSE STAN MUSIAL NEW YORK M ay Aggies Cougars Battle Today on BYU Cinders j WESTERN LEAGUE Pueblo 5 Lincoln 1 Omaha 8 De Molne 4 Sioux City 5 Denver 4 The Sky Lark and The Cardinal Others 3950 Up 864 So Stats and 226 E 4th So First in a Convenience Never Offered Before Pre-W- Ceurfety— Cxjerleeced Saletmee ar Buy a Bottle of Iced Bottled Beer and furnished with opener for your park canyon or bearh choice of the parties Each bucket contains 5 quarts or 12 pints of yourRibbon Coors following fine beers: Budwelser Blatz Miller’s Blue Fisher’ or Becker’s— also a limited amount of Acme canned beer Parked A Compare Our Prices — We Cheerfully Accept Empties ' qv 1 vs v WAV — A y— - 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