Show 12 IThe Salt £akc ffrlbtmi Tigers Snare Twin Bill With Chisox Monday May 12 1947 Phillies Top Bums Twice Cubs Clinch Lead in NX Chicago Takes Record Crowd Pair From Sees Rowe Leonard Win Cincinnati Clan 4-- 4 6-- tare e: Pi rat AB H O A AB H O A I Pblladel Prkl vm F’ankT 2b 4 1 3 2 ft 4 2 2 7 Rob men lb 4 1 10 01 cl 44 2 1 O0 0 0 0 Ennif If Peieer 3 0l Schultz lb 3 110 2 FarKi ey ef F Wikf Tt 3 2 2 OO' Aom rf e 3 0 5 O 1 Pminlrk 0 0 rf f It 4 3 1 O' Handier 3b 43 12 05 23 Verban 2b Fwarcie c 12 O0 12 12 Leonard p 3 0 2 2 4 O o if 3b Foho 4 O 2 SI Kmm 1 irb&rtii p 1 0 0 Oi 1 0 0 0 P- Farrev p 0 0 0 0 t at chan 10 00 0 01o' 0 Gregg 311127 16 34 7 24 141 Total Tot' Filed out for Barney I? 7th 000 002 001—3 OOO 430 OOx— 7 Rtu adelphia Run batted Hodge Error— to — Lems 4 adminicle 1 HwildWalker 1 on throw) Hodge Erm scored hit— H Walker2 Hermanakl X Two-baaFnfiti Komt— rjfi—Euni Hkrnjnik iwxd KfM nd Robin-o- n Rmm ft tankjr Rmm Hodge ana Verbaa andball--Rchult Nrwvime fbtrVrv Off on tacnfk- — fermimck B1 Struck ut— By Hamer 2 Leonard 4 Leonard Hit— 1 1 Lombardi Gregg Off Lombardi 6 in 3 King 5 in 1: Barney 2 Losing pitcher— ft m 2- Gregg 0 Nwim el310 21 3110 4r nnki Aem-nlr- e pv 3b 5 2 1 2 Bmnultz rf Waitku Xb 5 O 10 u Adam 2b 5 2 2 0 Ration 30 Pafko cf Oalan it Cvretta if c 3 x 3 Oi 4 2 2 XI Haas Xb Bcbefting O 1 H I 5 h )r ui Is MU Tribe Blasts Browns 16-- 1 11 (UP)— LOUIS The May AB H O A AB H O A' FblladeL m 3 2 2 3 Cleveland Indians let loose with a 2b 4 1 2 5j Ftaray it 0 barrage including four home Iritmia lb 33 4 OOO 0 Enma If tf 1 Sohult lb 44 O 10 03 runs to inflict a 16-- 1 defeat Sunday Fu- - ' n cl 0 Wvroatek rf on the St Louis Browns T rf 2 3 0 0 Semmirk If 0 The Cleveland attack wa the most 0 Handiey 3b 10 XtxLurd 2 2 3 0 Verban 2b unleashed in the major 1 potent 3 Rowe p 12 3a Fmjek 0 0 1 1( Hnuelmn p a this Fee year leagues 0 Chandler p Joe Cordon smashed out two homo V 1 O 0 Oi aughan 0 O O 11 T avior p ers to lead the Indian hitters 1 0 0 0 O 1 1 0 The Indians got started fast when Lomorci p -- I homer in Seerey hit a three-ru- n 33 6 24 13' Totals 31 10 27 11 Pat Total the first It was Seerey’s fifth circuit xFied out for Chaodefin in7th5th clout of the season ed out for Tavior m 9tn level nd AB H O A! St Louis AB H 0 A xxaFajinad out lor Hermanjkl 200 010 001 4 0 Dllingcr 3b 4 2 1 0 Troo eu 5 OOx— 300 002 01 Lehner cf 4 0 3 0 Bh ’aaenhia batted in — HF 01 Hitchck 1 2b 3 Error — None Rune PVb ker Hermanakt Reiser Edward 4 'Heath If 3 v Thre-Rowe Waker’2 Semlmck Handler 0 0 If llColetnan 10 fiemmick-brmiO' Zarllla rf feu——Reese H W akerDouble 4 0 2 0 playe Rowe Edwards run as 2 0 0 3 0 Stephens Reeae 31 Judnlch — Newsome sad Seminick Stanky Baert lb 3 3 7 1 and Stanky Moes c 0 0 4 and Robinson: Purillo 17 f Lomece— Chand'er Base on balls —Ofout— II Kramer p By 01 Kinder 0 0 bardi 1 Chandler L 1 Struck p Tavlor HU’ 1 ? Hentxe'man 0 1 Rowe II I cut p 1 — Off Chandier 8 In 4- Taylor 0 0 0 0 xEarly n Lombardi 1 in 2: Rowe 7 in 5 Heintjel-r-aRowe By Hit by pitcher— — 1 hi A Tctala 42 16 27 101 Totaig 32 7 27 7 Rowe pjtutoer Winning xM’alked for lott In ninth zpobmson) Attendance— Cleveland 300 521 140 — 16 Eoeirr pitcher— Chandler St Louis 000 000 010 — 1v 40052 paid — Run Error— —Judnlch batted InMetko-vlch 6-- 3 3 Gordon 4 Began Embree 10-- 3 2 Keltner 2 Boudreau 2 Fleming e — Judnlch Peck Dl hit Unger PITTSBURGH: May 11 (UP)—Terry Boudreau Three - base hit — Metkovlch the base filled Home rune — Moore Gordon 2 single withstarted Seerey Keltner Cards the Embree Boudreau 10th Sacrifice— In the inning Plillnger outburst and gave Double plays — Hegan and Boudreau Gorto a four-ru- n on Boudreau and don Bags Fleming win over the Pirate them a 6 bail — Embre 5 Kramer I Kinder 2 lott doubleheader a of 1 — In the 2 game Struck out Embre 6 Kinder lott 3 Hlta—Off Kramer 7 in 4 —Kinder 3 In 2 before a crowd of 29315 O Sunday A lott in 3 Losing pitcher Kramer At Laaif AB H O At PHtburrh AB H s 5 1 2 4 Etnnonsi2b 4 16 2 Cox 5 0 4 0 Puesell cf 2 Xiuaaa if 5 0 2 0 1 1 0 O' Ues'iake rf Furowruti 3b 5 1 0 2 Grnher lb 4 1 11 03 ' BOSTON May 11 (AP)— After getO' Guatinr 3b 5 0 0 0 4 2 aughterrf 5 2 3 0 Kmrrlf 4 2 10 on Bobby Doerr’s three-ru- n 4 3 4 1 ting rolling 5 14 3 Kiuttze homer In the first Inning the 0 0 0 0 5 2 9 1' Howrll c 3 3 4 4 Boston Red Sox fought back a de1 0 5 Ot Biniki2b to top the Newt Roe p 10 110 termined challenge 01 210(10' 0 xSullivan 0 7 Sunday before a 0 0 0 0 York Yankees 2 10 1 zzMauch 32211 crowd 0 0 0 O' Benrman p 10 0 0 packed The Socken sent 10 men to bat 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 yrzHrrman 1 0 against atarter Floyd Bevena to score 0 0 Nagv p 0 0 0 Herrins P on as six times in the first ttrklym!14 15 13 ge-so- Wr 16-h- Icaree xiuieri iiF 15 0X0 c 10 12 10 10 - Bee-re- Cues Cards Two-baa- 10-to-- firt 110 Bosox 8 Yanks 7 J- 110 8-- -- I Tees's 12 'so 10 Totals 38 1130 13 for Roe In the fourth rp-- n for Sullivan In fourth zrrAaked tor Benrman 112In ninth020 4— 10 0n ft Louis 010 302 (KG 0— 6 Jht'sburg!) in— Slaughter Erma — None Run batted Kurmwikl 2 Creen-)er- r Marion y Basmkl 2 KluttZ 2 Northey 2 Moor Suuvan hits — Moore Kisler Sicr Two-bas- e hits— Baslnskl Home LasmaJU Three-bas- e KluttZ runs — Kurowsai Greenberg — Basmskl Double plays Northey Sacrifice and on Basea — Cox ItasmsKl Greenberg KaJ s — Roe 1 Behrman 2 Wnk 1 Hearn 1 1 Nagy 2 S'rikeouta — Munger2 2liltsRoe — Off V ks 2 Behrman 3 Hearn Tine 6 In 4 tnmrgi Behrman 2 In 5 Hearn 3 in 4 HeTin 3 in 23 Munger 8 In 5 23 Vt iks 3 in— 2 13 Nagv 1 in 1 '3 Ht by pitcher Hy Nagy 2 Winning — Hearn Losing pitcher — Nagy jutrber Srcned game: I amis AB H O A! PtttshnTgh AB HO A hndnt2b 42 00 00 01 Rkard cf 4 14 0 Moo-- e cf rf 10 210O' Westlake rf 34 0 100 Derrg 15 Sort bey If 4 2 Gmberg lb 4 K a ugMer rf 3 1 2 0 Gutine3b 3 12 0 E urow xl3b 4 0 3 1 Ktner Ifc 3 Howell S ser lb 0 O O P 1 3 31 Bahr p 2 15 Marion as 1 O O 0 2 15 0 rSuillvan Garsgiotae O O O 0 “ 3 0 0 1' Bonham p 3 2 0 0 0 0 Raainski2b I 10120 2 Hlgbep oc-e- d many hits around in the second' when Tommy Fine passed the first three batters and was relievpd—by Harry Dorlsh Iknliia ABHOA s Pllgrnl 3b Wtllism If York lb Doerr 2b D DM( cf Hanky Clirm 4X50 12 11 16 10 ' rf 3 1 0 4 3 2 0 4 1 10 5 2 2 6 4 10 4 Fin p Dorih p Johnson p 1 4 0 4 3 X 4 O 4 0 4212 Wkfield If Mullln rf Ever ef Mayo 2b Swift c Trout 112 1040 531 p3101Lee ' p Gebrian p xWrlght Papiah 4 0 3 0 4 0 4 O 3 0 0 0 2 0 Sacs Capture 113 15-Inni- 10 2 0 3 3 1000 0 0 1000 0 0 0 0 p Battle 3 to 2 2-- 3 4160 Oil 15 10 e 4-- 1 Nats 0-- 2 May 11 (UP)— Bob WASHINGTON Savage of the Athletic and Walt Masterson of the Senators came up with fine pitching Jobs Sunday as 1-- 2-- O Al Kei York AB H O A 4 0 2 3l Blttnr2b AB Boston Ryan 2b 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 2 0 McOnckcf Elliott 3b Ltwhlrlf Mani c 0 10! 0 2 Ol 3 0 II 1 2 01 0 4 01 0 10 01 0 3 51 10 0 0 Rigneyss Thomsoncf MizeXb Marshall rf Cooper c Gordon If Lohrke3b 0! Kennedy p 01 U 11 O Oi 1 O O Oj (Ml 0 0 31 5 24 JOI 35 9 27 9 Total Total In eighth xGrounded out for Lanfram-on- l Boston 000 OOO 001—1 200 330 OOx—8 New York Error — Torgenson Rysn Elliott Run In— Mize Cooper 2 Bluttner 3 batted Thomson Lltwhller Two-bas- e Kennedy hita — Mize Blattner Three-bas- e — hit — Gordon Stolen bae Lohrke Cooper Douile plays— Lohrke and Mize: Ryan Fernandez and Torgeson Bases on balls— 4 Sain 3 Lanning 3 Lan f rant-oKrnnedy n i 2 Kennedy 6 l Strikeout — Sain Lanfraneonl L Hit — Off Sain 7 In 4 (none out in 5th): Lanning 0 In 0 (walked three): Lanfraneonl 2 in 3 Wright 0 in 1 Losing pitcher— Sam Second game: AB H O Al New York AB H O A Boston 5 0 4 0 4 3i Bltlnr2b Ryan 2b 5 2 6 01 Rlgneysa 2 0 Holme rf 4 1 3 Ol Thomson cf 4 2 Horipcf R Elliott 3b 5 2 0 21 Mize lb 4 1 4 10 0! Marshall rf 4 2 Rowell if 4 0 4 2 8 01 Cooper c Torgeaonlb 3 0 3 01 Gordon If 4 1 Camelll c 4 1 Frnandezs 4 2 3 31 Lohrke 3b 2 0 4 0 0 2! Ayers p Johnson p 0 0 Trlnklep 0 0 Koslop 1 O zLafata Thompson p OX 0 0 zzYoung 5er 0 0 0 0 0 1 o 0 xxRobertson 1 o 0 Total 34 10 27 12 Totals 33 9 27 7 xstruck out for Christman In seventh xxStruck out for Pierettl in eighth 003 001 000—4 Philadelphia 000 000 000 — 0 Washington Error — Travis Runs batted In— Joost Two-base Bink hit — Binks 2 Guerra hit — Guerra Home run Grace Three-bas— — Joost Double Sacrifice Guerra plavs — Prlddy to Christman to Vernon Suder to Jooat to Fain Lewta to Evans Vernon ( unaaalated ) Basea on holla — Oft Hudson 1 Savage 1 Harris 2 Plerettt 1 Strikeout — By Savage 5 Hudson 1 Hits— Off Hudson 4 in 2 Harris 1 in 1 Pleretti 3 In 4 Candlnl 1 in 1 Losing Hudson pltier— l Second AB H O A! Waahlngt ABHOA aa 4 2 2 0 Jooat 3 2 3 2! Grace If Lewi rf 4 0 2 0 McCoaky cf 3 2 3 01 4 17 11 Spence cf 3 2 Fain lb Chapman If 4 0 3 01 Vernon lb 3 2 6 1 3 0 3 0 Travis 3b Binks rf 4 0 0 0 3 1 1 01 Prlddy 2b 4 0 2 4 Rosar c 3 2! 4 2 4 2 3b 0 0 Chrlstmn Majeskl 3 0 4 41 Mancuso e 4 19 1 Buder 2b 11 3 Fowler p Masterson p 3 1 1 2 1 0 0 01 xPoole 1 0 0 01 xxLaabs Totals 317 24 101 Total 33 10 27 10 xPopped to hort for Suder in ninth xxFouied to catcher for Fowler in ninth 001 000 000 — 1 Philadelphia 001 100 OOx— 2 Washington Run batted in—Joost Spence Grace Two-bas-e Three-bas- e hit— Fain run — Jooat Double hit— Materson Horn Spence Jooat to 8uder to Fain Christman play to Pridd? to Vernon Base on balls-- -- Off Fowler 3 Masterson a 5 Strikeouts— By Maste'rflon 7 Fowler 1 Hudson p Harris p Pleretti p Candlnl p xMvatt X 1 1 e 2-- 3 3 game-Philade- 10 10 flee — Camelll Double plays — Johnson Fernandez and Ryan and Torgeson: Ryan on balls — Johnson 2 Ayers Torsreson Base 1 Trinkxe 1 Strikeout— Avers 6 Johnson 2 Kolo 2 Thompson 2 Hits — Off Ayer 5 in 4 473 Tnnkie 2 in 0 Koslo 1 in 1 23 Thompson 2 in 3 Wild pitch— ers Losing pitcher— Ayers St Louis II9 8 7 Sunday’ Result 0-- 0-- 2) Result 5 Rrookfvit Cincinnati Sunday’ Philadelphia C hicago tame 10 innings $t Iroul 10-ond 7-- 6-- 4 3-- 4 3-- 3 0-- 8-- (Branen (Only 1-- 3) time scheduled) SCNDAY’S RESULTS Pocatello at Ogden postponed rain Tain Fall at Idaho Falls postponed rain Salt Lake at Boise postponed threatening weather MONDAY’S SCHIDCLE Pocatello at Ogden (Griggs ) 1-- 8:15 pm (Palmer (Sanders Tain Fails Fall (Henkle 01) 8 Salt Lake (Kahnut ) lin 8:10 pm 1-- GB 3 34 —rejuvenate your present car icith a RECONDITIONED FORD MOTOR FOR ONLY $1597S INSTALLED sec- Pittsburgh called end of seventh Sunday law New York 3 Boston 111 Monday’ probable Pitcher Boston (Cooper Brooklyn 12) 3 pyuC (ame4 5 THE BIO SIX By ASSOCIATED PRESS al Idaho pm at Bolte 5 6-- snap back for a series victory R H E Flrt game: OOO 000 010— I 1 8 Hollywood Loe 000 101 OOx — 2 3 0 Hufford Krakauska (7) and Cameron and Malone Sheely (7) Chamber Second game: R H E 110 003 0 5 8 0 Hollywood Do Angel 031 01x— 6 9 0 Hollingsworth Yaylian tod Sheely Adam Prim (7) and M a Iona Ur Weather Prevents Amateur Play kV V 4 ‘S i ' V Xv '") A( i Third FUskt Wallace Loci v Frank Reed Andy Stewart v Craig Templa Willi Peterson Glen Davia v Gordon Crofts 8tan Perkin Paul Gleear v Carl Hulbert Warren Thled v Richard Moeneh Keith Temple va Brent Esger Beckman va Jo Hurst Ralph Fourth FUskt va Baker Lloyd 8klnnr Harry Boat Taylor va Bob Davie Jun Kurmida va Nell Davia Georg WetdnerV v Al Lelck H B Taylor Lr DangerfleM W L Lafferty Cunningham r va BobDl8 drive Paul Leavitt Met Begley va Frank Young Medalist in city Bill Korns amateur golf tournament Duck Leaders Woods Hatch Tie Meet in S L In C C Tourney Unless conditions change radically within the next month migratory waterfowl will have excellent nestthe Canadian prairie ing conditions inLake Salt City sportsmen provinces were Informed Sunday This cheering report came from Frank T Clarke special representative for Ducks Unlimited who conferred here with local leaders of the conservation organization “There is more surface water on the Canadian prairies than I have seen since the 1920s" Clarke said "There appear to be little or no danger of loss of ducks from drouth conditions” Clarke emphasized that recommen dations for 1947 regulations would be "premature" until complete data can be obtained on the spring hatch Clarke met with A C Moore Utah state chairman George T Hansen Rocky mountain vice president and Theo Wegener of Boise president of the Idaho Wildlife Federation relative to strengthening the organization In Idaho "Idaho definitely ts going ahead on the Ducks Unlimited Hansen asserted "While It program” has been less well organized than neighboring states it la a good duck state and provides room for considerable ex Rain washed out all but one of the ccheduled baseball games In the Amateur Baseball league Sunday pansion" Tooele overcame an early DeMolay lead to win 5 The Rotary-MCA tilt was postponed at the end of the fourth at Municipal park C Y Oand Rushton game was called because of wet grounds as was the Midvale-Murra- y encounter Tuesday’s tilts pit Moose Lodge on Muny No 2 'at against Crescent 5:15 pm and Rio Grande against Dee's pn Muny No 1 AB H O A ABHOA Tooele DeMolay Erlckan rf 2 0 10 Connell If 3 10 0 Hopkins 3b 5 2 2 0 DeMlch lb Vennerl lb 3 18 0 8elar rf 420 00 00 Chatfrin si 5 110 Anderan cf aa 3 0 10 0 0 2 2 6-- Ftrst Flight Connie Jarman va Bert 8toit Joe Weatra v Fred Tedeaco L R Ivin va Lyl Kunski Cliff Kunkel va Jin Otia Norm Larson va Dean Robinson Virgil Oleon va Tony Rhead Walt Harris Jr v A Marr Paul Brown va Jess Doc Second Flight Orln Roavali va Leon Dean Lund va Walt Hansen Doug Mlit Donu va H Fletcher K Terashtma v Harry Robblna Oetler va Hal Maddox Harry Blaine Sorenson va Jim Cummings Irish O’Brien va Marv Dimoroa Greg Gerendaa va Jack Lament er C Clare Woods and W S Hatch tied for the Country club class C golf championship Sunday and will fight it out for the laurels next Saturday oj Sunday 147 for the Woods-- turned in medal play meet and Hatch — 147 registered W L Smith waa third with 149 and Clyde Hall fourth with 156 Fifth Flight John Cordon va Mlkt GlacomA Phil Hanaen v Will ArnotL Hjwleyvav Cliff Varley tc Thoms George Bndwell Green va 8iack Wlnburn Date Blomqulet va Ben M iteudw Bob Robison va Jerry Begley Reg Chapman va Ivor Irving 71-7&- ’ i 36-ho- 69-7- 8 BY High Golfers Enter Tourney The B Y ‘ BASEBALL GLOYES AND BALU LUGGAGE CARRIERS HARDWARE — GARDEN TOOLS TOOL BOXES— SEAT COVERS BICYCLE TIRES AND TUBES COLEMAN LANTERNS TIRE PUMPS GOODYEAR TIRES high school team was the first squad to enter the prep golf tournament at the Nlbley park courie Wednesday and Thursday The B Y Shafter Brown Bob squad Includes Hedquist Bob Swenson and one girl golfer Joan Shrlver Entries for the first high school meet must be turned In to Professional Tom McHugh at Nibley by Tuesday evening Success Tire Co 73 West 4th So 17 Y 12 Cerronl 3 0 Gochl 2b 3 1 O 0 FRkvch lb 1 Lambert 3b X 1 2 Richard c 4 X 8 weed e O 1 1 ooo 0X0 0X0 ooo ooo Hewott p 111 0 3 0 12 0 7 0 2 0 10 3 0 0 3 34 6 24 4 7-- 9-- 5 3-- 7 EASY TERMS BENNETT MOTOR COMPANY That Count INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Montreal 2 Buffalo 5 Toronto Rochester Syracuse 10 Newark 2 9-- 5 Brave 20 league — Elliott Brave 18 Mize Giant 17 Toreon Walker Dodgers 17 American league — Dosrr Red Box i7 Gordon Indian 16 William Red Sox 14 Stephens Browns 14 National HOME RfNS National league — Mile Giants 9 Mil ler Reds 7 Torgsson Bravta 5 8: American league— Gordon Indian Mullln Heath Brown 5 5 Tigera Red Sox 5 Sterey Indian 5 William j 5-- 6 7-- 9-- 1 P t 1-- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooxa Memphis Orlean Atlanta 3 Naanvllle Little Rock Mobile 12 Birmingham 1 5-- 3-- Avg 442 432 431 394 390 365 4-- 10-1- City Jersey Baltimore 11-- 4 guarded quality tradition WE HAVE THE BEST Li 2-- 1 N-- w 9-- 5-- 8 TEXAS LEAGUE Oklahoma Cltv 13 Shreveport Tulea 6 Beaumont 3 Houston 8 Fort Worth 2 Dai as 1L £&n Antoni oj 7-- production many times never once has that tradition been sacrificed to speed output That is bhy the making of a and USED FEDERAL TRUCKS fine brew is still carried on by the Fisher family in the precise thorough manner which exemplifies the finest exercise of brewing skil — and that's why Fisher 7 you need a good truck at the right price — you’ll want to seo eur bargains beer is superior N- - tru dating from 1884 when the Fisher Brewing Company was founded Though new buildings and additional facilities have since increased the BUYS 99 in NEW games played May 10) O AB H 12 43 19 Paredes Pocatello XI 44 19 Evans Idaho Falls Bilverthom Idaho Falls 11 51 22 8 33 13 Robb Salt Lake Lowe Boise 12 41 16 Collins Salt Lake 12 52 19 (Include 6-- 3 Behind the Fisher label there is a jealously PS (Col- SEX 4 Including new clutch disc pressure plate throw-ou- t bearing distributor points radiator hose S quart motor oil— PLUS A COMPLETE MOTOR TUNE-U- 210 002 OOO 5 DeMolay Tooele 112 Oil OOx — 6 ’Stolen baes — Erickson Hopkine sacrifice — Creed DcMIchele Three-bahits — Gochis Two baa hita — Lambert Sedar Struck out — By Parker 8 Hewett 17 Bases on ball — Off Parker 6 Hewett 8 Time of game — 2 bra 5 min Umpire — Bmhop Hines you can find anywher PIONEER BIO AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 4 3 Milwaukee Louisville 1 Kensaa City Indianapolis Columbu 10-Minneapolis Toledo Bt Paul (and ) our old engine) ll't Service 1-- heiC e Pocatello 1-- EST SIXTH SOUTH 2-- xxHamgtn 9 4-- 1 47 Stars Championship FUcht U pper Bracket Arnold Goff i Frd Rtchanleoa Tom McHugh Jr v Waller Coegriff Wally Mathew v Cal Ritf Holly Fryer vi Glen Burt Vrn Ravage V Rue Swoneotk Bert Rramwell va Bhlrl Terry Jim Thompnon v a Kayo 8wonon Ciar Emery va R F Lan Lawer Bracket Bill Korn v Newton Jackson Wheeler Davie va Norm 8tuuls Dlck Reed n Jo Jones Jack Whit f Din Morn Jim Haynea i Paul Henlrh Jt Phil Kunkel vs Jack Rees At Clare va Don Giacoma Loren Moeneh va Bill Henntsgsr 4-- xBatted for Crad xxBstted for Lord 0-- 1 'TteW’ 2-- 6 LOS ANGELES May 11 (AP)— The Los Angeles Angels edged the Hollywood Stara 1 and 5 in a Pacific Coast league twin bill Sunday to Total Boston 8 New York 16 St Louis 1 Detroit 10-- 6 t hiraeo 2 Washington Philadelphia Monday’s Probable Pitcher New York ( Chandler ) at Boston (Htigbaoti ) at (Marebltdoa Philadelphia Waahlncton (Newsom (night) (Only game scheduled) Z£ttcC 'fyoctn Pioneer League ill8 New York Angels Lang Creed 2b Sellwood rf Mulrhd rf Parker p Lord if Mang U xLawrenc 12 Washington Chicago Philadelphia National’ League Barrett Posedel (9) Reis ant Sueme Buxton T Bafey (9) and(9) Kears Lillard (8) Second game: R H 110 OOO 0— 2 8 Seattle OOO OOO 3 — 3 Oakland 4 Cecil and Sueme Ptppen T Hafey (7) and Raimondi and will face Fred Richardson In the opener Korns will tangle with Newt Jackson of the Country club The feature matches in the first round will pair Ven Savage against Russ Swonson Wally Mathews Riggs and Tom McHugh against Cal Walter Jr against Cosgrlff 21 TRIBUNE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Boston 3-- 5 8-- h w Semipro Tilts Rained Out Brigham City Peaches defending Utah Industrial league champions came close to notching their first Sunday victory of the 1947a season 0 lead at the when they grabbed of four innings of play at Magna I end but heavy rain forced the postponement of the tilt at that time Distributor tusThe Plnney-Uta- h sle at Helper was postponed early RUE Sunday morning Provo drew a bye Sunday Wednesday's schedule sends Pinney to Brigham City for a night encounter and Provo to Magna for a twilight Seals Padres engagement The Brigham City night games are scheduled to start at 8:15 while the Magna home games get under way at 5 pm Little Gene Ludlow southpaw has been pitching star for Pinney bleheader here Sunday San Diego named for the starting mound assignment at 1 0 to took the nightcap with Max Brigham City by Pinney West slamming out his ninth homer Chief Pete Radulovlch while Earl of the season Owen Peaches' manager will counter First game: R H with Al Emmertson former New York Ban Francisco 000 102 000 — 3 8 Yankee chattel Mgr Lob Collins of OOO 000 000 — 0 San Diego 7 the Provo Tlmps will send Earl Melton and Gladd Salvo and Rice (Spot) Clegg veteran southpaw to Second game: R H San Francisco the mound at Magna and he Is likely 000 OOO 0 — 0 4 — OOO X00 X Ban Diego 2 to be opposed by Magna Manager-PitchBrewer and Leonard Vitallch and West Leif Erickson When these two cagey portslders oppose each on a Oaks 6-- 3 Seattle 5-- 2 hill bitter duel can be expected the 6-- 2-- Detroit Cleveland al game-Philad- 2-- 3 American League j X 1-1- Ftrst game: H t All three games scheduled tn PioBy JIMMY HODGSON neer league play Sunday were postBill Korns state amateur champiol' romped off with medalist' poned due to either wet grounds or threatening weather honors in the Salt Lake City amateur tournament when more than Monday's slate finds Salt E&ke 60 golfers who qualified Sunday failed to better or even approach at Boise Pocatello at Ogden and Twin Falls at Idaho Falls in the his par 72 which he hung up Saturday series final tussles of the three-gam- e The best round registered Sunday All Sunday postponed game will wa a 74 by Dick Reed be played later Pres Jack Halllwell Cnrda of K3 or better were nedet of the Pioneer league said Sunday to get into the championship circle night of 32 players according to Profett-aionAt Boise Mgr Tommy Thompson Dick Kramer director of the Vern Will send his ace portslder tourney Kohout to the mound while Walt matche will be piayed Boise skipper wnl counter Lowe Monday or Tuesday and second-roun- d with Bill Collins Bob Sanders former battles must be completed Wednesday Salt Lake City prep star has been or Thursday according to Kramer nominated for the starting assign Players must arrange their own playment by Ogden Boss Pip Koehler and ing times will be opposed by John Griggs for Arnold Goff defending champion Pocatello Hank Palmer will toe the waa seeded No 1 in the tournament slab for Twin Falls against Bill Ilenkle for Idaho Falls’ Twin Falls Salt Lake and Idaho tie for Falla are In a three-wa- y PRO SWEEPSTAKES the lead with Bbise Pocatello and A pri sweepstakes In next order line in and that Ogden amateur golf tournament will held nt the Fort Dougin club Monday starting about 12:36 pm ate IT POURED cording to Professional John -- 110 Siir Binkl ng Two-bae- Macks City Amateur Match Play Opens Monday at Bonny Clubs Play Tonight At Idaho Falls Boise and Ogden First-roun- d Total 39 14 27 121 Total 31 3 27 13 — Grounded into doubi play lor Gebrian Jn 7th PORTLAND Ore May 11 (AP)— 3 20 110 311 — 10 Detroit 000 000 000 — 0 Sacramento had to go 15 innings Chicago Error— Jones Lake Holloway Kelt to defeat Portland 3 to 2 In Run batted In — Wakefield Swift 3 Trout doubleheader opener to even Sunday’! up their e Mullln Mavo Kell hits— Hwltt here Port 2 Mullln Home run— Kell Stolen bases— Pacific Coast league series 3-0 won land the nightcap Kell Swift Double plays— Like to Kollowav to Michaels to Jones It wa the second hurling maraRase on balls—Trout 3 Lee 4 Gebrian 1 thon for a Portland pitcher this week 4 Rtruck out — Trout S Lee 6 Hit Papfah with Tommy Bridges holding off the off — Lee 10 in 7 3 Gebrian 2 tn 2 In Lee 2 Sacramento Losing pitcher— Papiah scoring after the first Second game: one run until when the Sacs AB H 0 A! Chicago Detroit ABHOA the final when scored the visitors squeezed 4 0 2 4 Tucker cf Lake ss Kell 3b 5 1 X 51 Appling as 4 0 0 3 two men around the bases 4 1 10 1 Cllnbne lb 4 1 14 1! Jones lb On Wednesday night Jack Salveson Wkfield If 5 1 1 01 Kennedy rf 3 10 0 stayed 20 Innings to snag a 1 to 0 5 3 1 0! Wallses 3b 2 Mullln rf 3 0 1 o shutout from the Sacs Garth Mann Ever ef 4 2“ 1“ Oi Philley If 21 Michaels 2b 3 0 4 Mavo 2b for stayed on the mound 0 5 0 the Sacs until the 15th Sunday H Ptohnan Tebbett e 4 11 zKuhel 4 0 0 0 Trucks p R H Flrt Rime: 0 2 0 Dickey c Sacramento 0 Lonat p 100 000 000 000 002—3 12 0 0 0 zsWright 000 000 100 000 001 — 2 6 0 0 0 Portland Smith p Mann Halcome (15) and Moor Fttz 29 3 27 10 gerald (15): Bridge and Muratore 39 10 27 141 Total Total z — Struck out for Stephenson in 8th Second game: zz— Grounded out for Lopat in 8th 000 OOO 0—0 2 Sacramento 400 000 020— 6 Portland 210 600 x — 3 4 Detroit Basso and Fitzgerald Chinn go 000 000 100 — 1 Dtbiasi and Tucker Silvers Smith Error — Lopat Ever Run batted In Wakefield Evere 3 Kenhits— Jones nedy Mullln Mayo Two-baa3-- 0 0-- 1 Tebbett Ever Wakefield —Home run — Ever Mullln Double play Lake to Cul X 11 SAN DIEGO Cal May lenblne: Base on balls— Truck (AP)— Lopat 2 Struck out — Truck 4: Lopat 5 Smith 1 Cliff Melton struck out 12 as he Hita off— Lopat 9 in 8 Smith X in 1 Los- pitched San Francisco to a 3 to ing pitcher — Lopat win over San Diego in the first game of a Pacific Coast league dou- 33 11 27 13 32 10 24 7l Total Total x—Grounded out for Gumpert In 5th xx— Grounded out for Pag In 8th xxx— Singled for Rizxuto In 9th xxxx — Betted for Byrn in 9th xxz xx —Grounded out for Colman In 9th 7 040 010 020 New York 610 100 OOx — 8 Boston Rone Run batted In Lyone Error— 2 Brown Henrlch 3 Robtnon Doerr 3 2 Wagner D DIMagglo 2 Pellegrini Two-baa-e hit — Lyon D DIMagglo Doerr Horn Totals 3710 2710 Totals runa — Henrich Doerr 2 35 7 27 6 2 Williams Kluttzc zliit into double play for Koslo in sixth Bis on bill—Off Bmni 2 Lyon 5 r zzFlied out for Thompson in ninth 5 Btrlkeouts — Bv 28 6 21 6' Total Tot' Ptte 2 1Fin 4 Dorlsh 1 Boston 300 070 010—11 Peven zFlied out for Lahr in sixth Page 4 Byrne6 2 New Gumprrt 003 — York 3 1 000 000— 2 Hit Off in E’ Louis Doriah Fin Bvn Errors — R Elliott 2 Rismey Ryan Runs Lvona 2 in 2 Gumpert : 2 in O1 fn 1 batted in — R Elliott 5 Marshal) 3 Holmes C aited O in 3 Rvrne 1 in 1 Fine Pae Sunday lw Rowell Torgeson 3 Fernandez Two-bas- e Dorish 10 in 7 Pun batted In non out In second prror — Lohrke Holmes — Siair Marion Fernandez Home Suuivan Hainki (ox Johnon 0 In 1 Winning pitcher — Dor-ie- hits— — R Elliott Marshall Torgeson Sacri- Three-bas- e — Cox run hit — Northey Beven Loting piffcher f a— Home run — Marion Base on 2 htnkeoui— la1— Hgbe 4 Bukhart 4 Burkhart 1 Bonham L Munger 7 1 it— Off li'gbe 3 in 5: Bahr 1 in 1 Burkhart 8 In 5 2 '3: Munger 0 in 13 Ronnam 2 m 1 Mild pilch— Burkhart (mu 5- -r 3 2 2 0 Kennedy rf Ol If 3 0 3 OI Chrstphr Philley cf 5 2 0 2 Michaels 2b 4 3 5 1 Dickey c Medal Honors 5ioneer Tilts Philadelphia and Washington divided a doubleheader 4 to 0 for the A' and 2 to 1 for the Nats Eddie Joost hit a homer in each bert game before a crowd of 2281L Sid Hudson unbeaten in three games waa charged with the loss in Giants 8-- 3 Braves 1 the opener NEW YORK May 11 (AP) — Ripping First OAKLAND Cal May XX (AP) — AB H O A Washing across seven runs in the fifth Inning ABHOA vicss 5 4 12 0 Twice coming from behind with Grace if the Boston Braves gained an even Joot tory rallies in the final inning the ef 5 Lewis rf 4 1 break In their doubleneader with the McCosky Oakland Oaks swept a Coast league 3 Fain lb 3 1 Spence cf New York Giants before more than Chapman if 2 Vernon lb 4 0 doubleheader from Seattle Sunday 4 Blnka rf Travis 3b 4 2 50000 spectators Sunday by winning Maleakt and 2 to win the local aeries 4 3 2b Prlddy four games to three the second game 11-- 3 The Giants Suder 2b3b 43 as 1 Cbrlstmn 2 First game: R H £ behind Lefty Monte Kennedy’s five-h- it Guerra c Sullivan sa 1 0 Beattie 300 020 OOO— 5 9 4 0 Evan e Savage p pitching won the opener 1 OOO OOO 105 Oakland 6 8 O Torgeaonlb Frnandezs Satnp Lanning p Lanfmcnip xrosli Inning But the Yankees batted W right p I 0X2 Two-bas- - ST 4 0 0 3 4 3 13 4 0 4 0 4 0 9 0 Nchien rf 4 3 0 Mueller c Johnson 2b 4 0 4 2 Miller as 4 2 Merullo s 3 1 2 4 zHtallcup 0 0 0 0 4 2 0 Lad p Vollmer cf 3 0 5 0 zzLamanno 0 0 Hetki p 3 0 0 1 Shoun p 0 0 0 1 Totals 37 10 27 10 Totals Ran for Miller In 9th xzGroundad out for Vollmer In 9th 210 000 030 — 6 Chicago Cincinnati 000 300 000 — — Miller Waltkua Run Datted in3 Error — Bchefflng 4 Hack Lade Mueller 3 e Pafko 2 Lade Hack Three-bas- e hit— Home run— Mueller hit — Bchettlng Btolen base — Merullo Double play— Aoama to Miller to Haa Base on balls— Lade 1 Hetki 2 Shoun X Strikeouts— Lade 2 Hetki 3 Shoun 1 Hitts — Oil Hitli 9 in 7 tjhoun 1 in 2 Losing pitcher —Hetki Second game: AB HO A Cincinnati Chicago 1 Bmhltz rf Hack 3b 2 Lowrey 3b 3 O 1 XI Adam 2b Waitku 10 4 1 6 lj Hatton 3b 5 2 8 OI Haa Pafko cf lb Cvrreta If 4 1 2 0! Lamanno c c 2 Lukon if 5 McCligh N chisn rf 2 O 1 Oi rLiner xxLvngstn 1 01 00 0Oi Miller a 0 Vollmer cf xxxFrey 0 Oj Peterson p Rickert rf Johnson 2b 4 2 3 2i Gumbert p Merullo si 5 2 2 li 2 0 0 1 Wy p xbc helling 1 1 O 0 0 O 0 1 Kuch p xxxxStrgn 1 O 0 0 Chipman p 1 O 0 2i Total Total 41 12 30 12 x8inglad for Wyse in 7th xxSingled for Nicholaon in 8th xxxRan for Livingston in 8th xxxxFiled out for Kuch in 9th iRan for Lukon in XOth 000 010 002 Chicago 000 120 000 0—3 Cincinnati 3 Pafko Errors —None Runs batted in—Two-baae Merullo Lukon 2 Baumholtx Merullo Lukon hita — Pafko Waitku Sacrifice — Peterson Home run— Lukon to Miller to Haas DouOle play— Adam to Waitku to Merullo Wyae to Chipman Bases on ball — McCullough to Waitku 1 4 6 Gumbert Peterson Chipman Wyse 2 Strikeout — Kuch 2 Chipman 1 Peter-eo- n 3 Gumbert 1 Hit— Olf Wyae 6 in 6 Kuch 2 in 2 Chipman 0 in 2 Peterson 9 3 In 8 Gumbert 3 in 1 3 Winning pitcher— Chipman Losing pitcher — Gum- 10 Smashes pair Joe Gordon to pace Tribe slugging spree lombardL Pft lOth-lnnln- 3-- er Phllllet at3 the Philadelphia over the vlctorlea cored Brooklyn Dodgers Sunday before record 416o0 fan at Shlbe park 3-- 0 6-- CINCINNATI May 11 (AP)— Len Merullo doubled scoring Bob Johnson g tie and to break a 3 give the Chicago Cub a 3 victory over Cincinnati In the second game of a doubleheader after they had won the opener 3 The twin victory moved Chicago First game: into undisputed claim of first place Detroit AB H O Al Chicago ABHOA In the National league Lake as 5 0 1 41 Kllwy 3b 0 3 First game: Kell 3b 6 3 1 4 Appling gg441 1 3 4 AB HOA Cincinnati AB H O A Cllnbne Xb 5 0 14 0 Jones lb Chicago 3 15 0 X Hack PHILADELPHIA May 11 f AP) — Schoolboy Powe and Emil (Dutch) Leonard combined for the third week to win a Sunday double-head7-- DENVER May 11 (AP)— Johnny Baker who resigned as line coach of the Los Angeles Dons of the CHICAGO May 11 (UP)—The DeFootball conference has a of ends troit Tigers swept both been offered a Job as assistant to doubleheader from the Chicago White Coach Clyde Hubbard of the UnSox here Sunday to solidify their iversity of Denver school officials said Sunday night grip on first place In the American These officials who decided to league be quoted denied however that The Tigers slammed 24 hits IncludBaker had been promised the head three homers to win 10-and coaching Job here in 1948 They said ing 1 before 45755 disappointed Sox the position would be open” A committee appointed to draft fans whs had hoped to see Chicago a new athletic policy for Denver retake first place from the Tigers Saturday that the Detroit’s pitching was Just too hot recommended Jobs of athletic director and head for the' Sox The only run Chicago football coach be divorced In 1948 This led to speculation that Hubgot during the 18 Innings was unnow holds both positions earned as Paul (Dlbby) Trout hung bard who be retained as athletic diup a three-h- it shutout for his third would win of the season and Virgil Trucks rector and a new head coach be appointed after the coming football followed Avith another neat three-hi- t season twirling 'tJob Korns Snares lain Washes Jut Sunday DENVER SEEKS BAKER AS GRID COACH 4 - 2L THE INTERMOUNTAIN FAVORITE 2 FISHER BREWING COMPANY SALT IAKE CITY |