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crowd' of about 22000 saw 1315 Reds 69 Haas 52 203 29 S3racuse S Rochester 6 Mc Quinn Yank 55 204 2g 68 333 Brabancon ridden Cltv 4 Buffalo 1 by Albert Kell 51 201 19 67 333 Tigers Montreal 5 Baltimore 4 Schmidt win by a length with the 43 15 9 19 53 333 Spence Sena AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Greentree stable entry of Tailspin RENA BATTED IN and Trapeze second and third in Mfonespolis 7 St Paul sam acheduleO Only National 41): Giants league—Wee that order The Chrysler Marshall Glanta 46 Torgeson Braves WESTERNLEAGCE colt was timed in 1:52 5 for 45 In 'Inert at Des Moine pooponed rail& AnItirlean les stile—Digs Ern) 'Yankee the mile and an eighth and paid Dontar at Puohla postponed Mits 39 Johnson Tanks 38: holler X eal $670 stssright Sioux City 4 Omaha 34 W41161:66 36 itad Sox 3 kIi 5 3-- Pct Salt Lake Idaho Ogden Twin Falls Boise Pocatello 32 20 615 is 23 549 24 538 4 24 538 4 28 431 81i 17 37 315 16 28 28 28 23 Saturday's Result Twin bans 0 Salt Lake IL Ogden 19 roeatell 9 totes 7 Idaho balls 6 Sundaes Prot) a'14t Pitchers Salt Lake at Twta 0 Palls (Loine (Drilling 2:30 Pm and Robertson Ogden (IA aters alabenicht 4 and 24) at Pocatello 2 pan and a :30 pm Orissa ) 1 Idaho Palls (Hawerta at Joists (Mason 04) 8 :30 pm al° - rioNTER LEACCE BIG WC (Including games played June 20) AB Mita MR RBI Avg 218 82 2 37 8Gyeirthorri L F 380 128 41 0 28 36 Spindet Ogden E'van Idaho ribs 162 58 3 39 358 lasritert Idaho Y 221 78 3 49 353 Sack Pocatalio 193 67 2 33 347 345 O'Laughlin Pocat 241 83 1 34 Molitor Bois 113 39 2 21 343 Pacific Coast League W 47 44 44 40 15 10 Seattle 33 Hollywood n Diego 101 TEXAS L 30 35 Pet 566 557 543 494 486 476 450 423 31 41 37 41 44 45 LrAcrE 3 Fort Worth Resumora 2 Tulsa 4 Houton 7 $an Antonio 11--7 010ahoms City 5 0 Dallas Siiroveport POrTWERN ARAOCIATION 5-- 6-- PI COULDN'T IMMO 4' GB i 2 6 612 712 912 - 46mtoW:-- r--12 "Aok"—rukoett " ono - 021a ik 12: 7::'114 e' 0' v ( N t 1 1 0: Or 5000 GET ANOTHER' 1 ival:" k I b 1 i '''' ''''1 '''s :::' - 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winner of the prize for the lowest total score on the far three holes while Bob Cheminant won the prize for the largest total score on the far three GB 7-- t'hicato Louis 11 l'' Pioneer League C13 Pct 3) (11)--fir- (21-- 0) 4) Boston Brooklyn New York Chicago St Louis ' Cincinnati Mr 4-- u) sad W Saturday's Results 8 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia Pi Gloom 1 4 toris--tieu- National League ' M 11 1 4 a Bern Jak4cki Dobrinski Wins 4TF ' R 010-- -3 000-- -0 &tattle Krakallakas and Unser (9) and Hernaley 'I 1 atlfall I S'ell 4f1) (ire I- t 110 000 000 000 Hollywood - f' TRIBUNE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD American League - - oy I Stars 3 Seattle 0 2-- 3 Braves 5 I — Jo SEATTLE June 21 Krakauskas southpawed Hollywood to a 0 Pacific Coast league win Saturdaylast-planight over Seattle lirnitRainiers to four Ing the The win gave the Stars hits lonely three-to-two a edge in the series 1-- 2-- 3 I i Frandsen Sari 1-- 1-- 843 871 1101 1102 Brabancon Grabs Turf Feature 1 - 140 er 6-- - first-Pionee- 9 Top NEW HAVEN' Conn June 21 Philadelphia (IE)--triple by Bill Howe cli- Detroit maxing a seventh inning rally Cleveland Washington paced Ysle's eastern Intercollegiate Chicago 4 to 6 a to league champs triumph St Louis over favored New York university Istuedars Iteinilts hitadol Phi& 2 11 Saturday and the NC A A eastein sines Chicago S sectional baseball crown 5 St Louis 4 Viaellingten Yale which Friday eliminated Seaton 9 Cleveland Clemson 7 to 3 will now head for New Vora 7 Detroit Kalamazoo Mich where next Sunday's Prithableisin Pitchers week end it will face the N C A A's Detroit as New foam pmrt ( western division titlists in college vs Uleb Z etamd at Anima baseball's first "world series" (4-vs elreriss and Harder (3-- p140M1mkm!PJs-tr- gy The Idaho Falls Russets announced Saturday that Dick Wilson utility catcher and Bill Pard rish pitcher have Diamond Cecil been released classy Bee first sacker is a nephew of Rex Cecil former big leaguer now with Seattle in the P C L Of all Pioneer league players Al Jacinto and Mgr Tommy Thompson of the Salt Lake Bees probably have the smallest feet Both wear size 5 shoes Earl Silverthorn runs a close second He wears a 6 Billy Martin and John Conant both of whom were Reds 19 Cards 9 with Idaho Falls last season are POCATELLO Ids--Ogden Reda blaeted the lowly Pocatello Cardinals for with Phoenix this year a 19-here Saturday night before a scant victory crowd of 300 fans who braved flay McNulty Russet third basee weather it Halliwoll park man in 1946 is a golf pro at Rose Platt Lake had somethinga The cold unqueetionably ABRO Ai T ialte A8141A to do with the Card rout as the boy Dale Cal 3b 5 2 1 5: layrer Harry Johns- Jacinto 4 1 2 0 from the Get city md a grand total ton and Jim Lefty c Lute 5 2 3 2& Gibson 3 0 1 1 on Of 10 iirrorar several of them easy 4 2 10 01 Danieiscpo e 4 0 8 0 Cecil lb balls in are with Beremerton ground flingers 4 0 2 4 3 12 a rf Tbmpsn McElroy lb &coThe Reds got going in the fifth Dalton as 4 01 01 Loewe es 4 0 1 ring four runs on one hit one walk and the Western International league Robb 2b 4 0 3 Balasal rf 2 0 3 ft three errors In the sixth the visitors scored four more on two hite two walks and three errors la the Red eighth the Cards really went to pieces as Ogden BEHIND punched seven runs over on five hits two walk & bit batsman and another error Don Collins outfielder and The teStrna Vali' a twin bill flundaY right-hande- d DP1111 lieckenberg evith the Met game scheduled at 2 pm A AB HO AB H 0 A Pocatello were behind when left Ogden pitcher Mdrios 2b 4 1 5 2 Flliott ifet 5 1 3 0 the Salt Lake City Bees left et 4 1 2 0 Murphy as 88 0 0 5 O'Lghlin Rack rt Dartt et Saturday morning on a northern Spindel lb 6 0 8 0 Vinbladh lb 4 1151 road trip Collins sprained his 1 2 4 Paredes 3b 4 2 0 4 3 e Buck ST LOUIS June 21 (JP)—Continuing their rush toward the Eggert 3b 5 2 4 3 Neil If 3 2 1 0 left ankle in a game last week 4 2 0 1 Lane 2b It Guth Rickert rf 8 2 3 0 Thomsone as 5 31 02 70 and Heekenberg Is slowly roundtop of the National league standings the world champion St Louis Nacearto 4 p 3 0 1 0 Masson ing into shape following a siege Stone p Cardinals won their ninth consecutive game Saturday defeating of pneumonia 1 0 0 0 killimpes Thorne p the New York Giants 11-- 5 Verben Stolen base—Newsome Sacrifices Total 39 13 27 18 Totals 42 9 27 151 The Giants got to left-hand—Begby Tabor 2 Double on )(Grounded out for atone in seventh Jim Stanton flashy Russet first Verben Schultz Left bso—Phile 4-- 0 022 044 070- -19 Ogden lead delphia 8 Pittsburgh 4 Strikeouts—By Pocatello Howie Pol let early for a in 1946 has rejoined the baseman 9 001— 012 203 1 1 3 Leonard Kits— Strincevich Runs — Mgderios 2 Murphy Dartt Idaho Falls club on option from but couldn't hold the advantage as Bagby 9 in 8 tunings Strincevich 2 off Begby Buck 4 Eggert 4 Guth 4 Rickert Bremerton Pipindi 1 Hit bt pitcher—By Bagbv (Schultz) Billy Krueger Russtarter Clint Hartung after five InPaesed 2 Elliott 2 O'Laughlin Vinbladh Part Mi -Loma' ball—gemlnick Stone Lane 2 Neil set second Errorg—Murphy in 1946 and baseman scoreless Innings was pounded Bagtiy Spindel Ruck Vinbladh Paredes 24 Lane hero of the Pioneer Guth league all-st- ar baoes—Buck Stolen 4 Masson In sixth Before from the hill the summer has reNeil Sacrifice — hits—Dartt klaccarato last games e Two-basThree-bas-e Moderion hits Thompson and Bill Ayers junior Jay Ragni Runs betted in—Mede- tired from baseball hita—Thomson June 21 (AP)—With CiNCINNATI could stem the rally the Birds had veteran 2 Eggert Guth Idaho Falls right fielder last year Buck Dartti flog Murphy relief Hugh Casey turning Rickert 3 Paredes 3 Nell Lane Masson 2 scored five times and taken a 5-- 4 In another finepitcher performance the Brooklyn Rune responsible is patrolling the pasture for Mo5 Losing pitcher—Stone lead Dodgers defeated the Cincinnati Rene desto in the California State for Maccaritto 5 Stone 2 Thorn 7 Struck Now Ireir ABflOA!t Lank AB ROA Saturday for their fourth straight win and out—By Naccarato 2 Stone 2 Base on league 2b 5 1 4 5! 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0 McHugh was a GerDickson p a 2 1 0 Hodges e Ayers p 2 0 0 4 ViuirMeer p 2 0 1 1 Taylor p Trinkle p man prisoner during the war 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 J aLukon Cagey p 1 0 0 0 oLatata Gene Sack Roy Vinbladh and Fern Gumbert p 00 0 0 0 0 0 Of Bees p bLamanno 1 0 0 0 I:Jansen p 0 0 0 Ot Paredes of the Pocatello Cardinals Peterson p drew fines last week from League 131 Totals 34 7 24 Totals 34 15 27 5 141 Totals 33 8 21 Totals 32 8 21 xiitruck out for TOMOe in eighth Prexy Jack Halliwell for unsatis&Singled for Vander Meier in sixth New York 000 400 010— 5 branned tor Gurnbert in100eighth factory conduct on the diamond St Louie 000 005 33x- -11 club A Cal sponStockton girls' 012 2tin- -3 Brooklyn Pune batted in—Cooper Cincinnati Luther Tapp Idaho Falls Error—Musial Co Auto Morris 000sored 010 004 Supply by 2 Hartung 2 tiorthey -5 Kuroweki 2 was fined $5 for "bumpcatcher JError—Reese batted Runs in—Stanky of Dickeon Muelat 4 be NIrion will the guests Two-bas- e Irwin° 2 Walker Jorgensen Howie lodges Sol Israel Marshall Garagiolit Moore hite—Kerr four-gam- e ing" Umpire a in Two-basclub e Shamrocks Miller Mueller 2 LukOn Home runs Young Thomson Garagiola Moore Twin Falls outfielder for part' of hits—Robinson Fur4lIo Stolen bases series on June 26 27 28 and 29 —Musial Marshall Double playa—Rigney —Walker Reese Sacrifices—Robinson 2 325 for to Kerr to Mize Hartung to RianeY to Thursday night the two clubs the 1946 season is battingleague Struck out—By Mize Lohrke to Ripley to Mize Bases on Taylor 2 Zientara 1Maas Peterson 1 Bases on will open the series at Derks field Quincy in the Three-Ey- e Gurnbert Casey balis—Off itartung 4 Bonet 4 Trinkle 1 balls—off Meer The Castro Bee flinger last year Dickson 1 Beggs 3 attrikeoute—By Jar Taylor 4 Casey 1 VanderRite— following three nights the Si 4 Curntleri 2 Wild pitch—Taylor tuna 1 Pollet 2 Dickson 4 Trinkte 1 Off won 10 and lost 3 for Modesto has The White teams will 3 at 3 in 5 in 5 lor play Casey Innings To park in Hite—Oft Hartung 8 5 innings Vander Meer 5 in 6 Gurnbert 3 in games are scheduled for 8 o'clock Thompson 2 3 in 03 (pitched toIn two men 32 Peterson 0 in 1 Winning pitcher— (non out onl)) Ayers in seventh) George Burpo former Ogden all four nights Hansen 0 Casey Losing pitcher——Gumbert Trinkle 1 in 1 Beggs 3 in The Stockton club has a perfect Reds pitcher whiffed 12 in a re3 In Pollet 5 In 4 3 'Dickson 2 in 4 Hit by pitcher—By Hartung record in league play with 11 cent game for the Columbia Reds Cubs 1 (Slaughter) Winning pitcher—Dickson Fletcher wins without a loss The In the Sally league straight Loaing pitcher—Tbompoon 'AB 11 0 A Chicago AB B 0-Roston a pair of star chuckers Robbe Reds' hot corner guardian team boasts 1 2 0 Holmes rf 4 1 3 0 Hoek 3b 3 Hopp et— 2 0 (5 0 Johnson 2b 4 SI 3 5 In Bessie Garrow and Louise Ra- last year had 4 for 6 in the same Phil& 1 Rowell If— 5 3 3 0 Lowrey ef 4 2 1 0 morini and the club has Jack Cassini another played to- game PITTSBURGH 7une 21 (UP)—Dllteh Elliott 3b 5 2 2 01 Cvarretta rf--114110 Ogden grad Is batting 316 for 0 0 0 0 gether several seasons Rickert 3 0 6 lb Leonard held the Pirates to eight bite Torreon 0 Dllsondro If 3 0 2 0 In the Phil defeated Meat e game at Tulsa in the Texas league and has Saturday as 5the 4 1 1 5 Sebeffing o 3 0 4 1 Derks field preliminary 1 in a battle to keep out Ryan 21a to Philadelphia Pittsburgh a Salt Lake all-st- ar stolen 27 bases Jack Graham 4 1 1 1 Waltkuit lb 4 0 9 3 Culler aa of ths National laague cellar well-knoclub 3 00 1 Merulio ats Owen will Earl to local baseball fans by managed AB H 0 Al Pittsburgh AB H 0 A Bain p Pannell 2 0 1 0 Made p 14 meet Bank team from the has banged out homers for 4 0 3 0 Nifwgrns as 5 1 2 81Rikard rt Smokery 'Chipman p 1 0 1 1 CBIbert It 5 2 2 2b 4 0 4 0 Ogden Both clubs are studded Jersey City in the International 30 4 2 ''1 5 Welker et 4 1 1 010ustio !Leen a softball with talent and 4 2 league 0 Talbor 3b 3 1 2 3' Miler If las:Nicholion 1 0 0 0 close good Atlams rf 4 1 1 0fireentirg lb 4 1 1'0 0 ' O'Doul of the San game Is in prospect Mgr 3 1 1 6 Totals Schultz lb 3 0 13 OCox R 33 7 27 17 34 27 Total Down Buena Park way Betty FranciscoLefty has one fault to Seals seminick e 4 1 3 l'Westiskii ef 3 0 1 0 In IFItrci Out 7th for Chipman Evans Portland's star chucker find with his prize rookie flinger e 3 2 5 1 Verban 2b 4 3 3 6:How-a1Leo in Oth out for orfied 1 0 0 2 Poston Leonard p 4 1 0 21Bscris p 001- -5 blanked the Buena Park Lynx Bob Chesnes a 1 0 0 0 IsSullivan 1-- 0 — 100 000 010--1 000 00 in 12 innings Thursday Strincevch p 0 0 0 0 Chicoto Cava cretta team summary: Treors—Haek Lind-PomerVer ' the for team's Leo Runs batted in—Elliott 3 night tteheffing Totals 36 11 27 161 Totals 31 S 27 14 Rowell Cavaretta Two-bas- e hit first win of the season Betty gave f: zGrounded Out for Bagby in Pith Stolen home—Rowell —Holm Paeriftees 000 200 021- -5 —Rain HoPp nelubist play—Ryon Culler up but four hits and whiffed 17 Philadelphia It 000 010 000- -1 end Torseaon Loft on hasts—Boston 11 batters The Lynx club turned the Plitoburgh 4 laurtunary: Prrors—Oreenberit Puna bet- Chirac S Paseo on hallo—Lade 3 Chip- tables on them howAdama Lots ted Berhan Friday:night man 2 2 gain 3 SitritteoutoLado 15-- 1 - k'' ' ' 2 Lootiard Two-bas- s ever with an easy Adams 1 win Chipman 3 gain 5 A commission The Centennial feature already has drawn an entry list of more than 200 boats including several world record holders some national champions and practically every one of the western titleholders of last year Kent Hitchcock vice chairman of the American Power Boat racing commission will come here from California to sPrve as referee i Everett Brown of Ogden is chair-ma- il A FALLS--Thig- thaw youthful Twin Falls COW-bo- ys r pitcher became the league pitcher to Will eight games this season Saturday night' when he pitched the Waddles to a 5 victory over the league leading Salt Lake City Bees Walkingshaw just one year out of South high school in Salt Lake City was touched for 11 gaieties by the Bee& but kept them well scattered to notch his eighth triumph Bob Pirack started on the mound fort he losers and was charged for the loss Twin Falls led all of the way as they 'scored two runs in each of the first two innings and added single tallies in the third and sixth The Bees threatened In the fifth when they scored a pair of count-er- a Rip Rymer and Gene Brocker singled and scored as Charley Luis In the singled to left center seventh Salt Lake picked up three 'more- - runs when Luis doubled to deep left to score Brock? and Al Jacinto and Luis rode home on Diamond Cecil's one-basto right The same two clubs play here again Sunday night at 8:30 1)m with Frank Logue scheduled to hurl for the Waddles and Bob Drilling for Salt Lake 2-- 741 Yale Nine Claims Eastern Crowii and 5 The colorful water classic will set a new high for boating competition and was made possible by the support of the Utah Centennial hitters last week with a mark of f J Pioneer Loop Cards Blast Giants Statistics In Drive Toward family 4 0 TWIN October-In-Jun- - - 3 sional and amateur winners at the western division speedboat championships at Pintethew lake on July q - sf 2-- 3 & - N '4' 2-- 3 OCDT--- A total of $46N in cash and and 73 beautiful trophies worth $1500 will be awarded to profes- AB H Alin-ole- Bees Drop One To Riggy His Eighth Win er 1-- 21st South SUNDAY - 4 2-- STADIUM - )--' r Boat Racers 0 9 09 I 2-- ' 4 4 4 1-- HIPPODIZOMI - ir ' 1 I t t 1 i S !- AB H Hill 2b So By ED McFADDEN Official Pioneer league records Including games played June 19 show that Riggy Walkingshaw Twin Falls flinger boasts an E B A of 198 in 94 3 innings this season Walkingshaw just one year out of South high school in Salt Lake City has won 7 while dropping 4 for the Wranglers over that Earl Silverthorn speedy period Idaho Falls centerfielder remains on the top spot among the league's hitters with a mark of 380 includHal ing Friday night's games Spindel former P C L star is second with an average of 367 000 ' ' - Ida Faits hits--Ilolit- - WOO Waits BOISE—The Boise Pilots pushed across a pair of runs In the ninth Inning here Saturday night to edge out the visiting Idaho Falls Russets 6 Ernie- Sites first up In the last of the ninth for the Pilots was safe on Vern Hill's error Sites stole second Molitor tripled and scored Sites 21o 3 1 2 2 4 2 2 alltriskey Stanton lb 4 2 7 &Owens rt 4 0 2 0 ? 3 1 3 0 et silyettirs Ifet 44 0 4 Olbites Co 3 1 Molitor 5 4 4 0 If Marken Lapham 3b 34 01 20 OlTamone 3b 44 02 70 02 Brickner rt OlLpws lb c 5 0 5 0 Priester se 4 1 0 7lOibb 4 1 7 01Purce1l as 4 0 3 0 Tapp e 4 1 Lame' P o o1 1 OleSpeno 1 1 1 Pazierann 4 p p Oirranks 1 101 ritals 35 9y26 Totals 37 9 27 1 Purcell in ninth gliattedoutforwhen run oore& yTwo whining301 Idaho Fails 010 001-i-4- 3 300 Boise 000 112- -7 Runn::-Stant- on 2 Hill Markert Lapharn Owens Privation Vitas 2 Lowe 2 Betake 2 Purcell Tao Molitor Erroris--Briek- ey bases-- Gibb Hill Markert mons Stolen t Home runs—Hill t Briskey Sites Stanton i Markert Left on bases—Bolas 12 Idahot Falls 3 Three-bas- s Mollhitio—Priester tor Two-bas- e Sites Lowe Runs batted In—Molitor 3 Franks 2 Tamom Sites Hill Markert Runs respon4 sible for—Franks 4 Lamay 4 Pannemann 1 Losing pit eher—Pennemann 1 1Atmay 9 in S Pannemann 0 in 3 onStruck Base balls out—By Limey1 4 Franks 56 Penniman t —Off Franks 3 Lamay Time Paseed ball—Tam Balk—Franks 1 of same- -2 hours 5 minutes Umpires— Blanck and Vogel Attiondance---270- 0 i mated) k ' - 2-- 7-3 (73 4 4 ' 2-- -:- - f - 4-- -) ' r c Pioneer Pitching Records TWIL r--- - - i i : er nit THRILLS CHILLS TilIDGET AUTO - i ' 333 1 - It 1 1 ' ' ' ': L -- ''' " I ' r Browns 4 with ' '' ' - :' is4 - ST77-4(1707 In 12th position ' 7 0 3 rroOk PaPilfht who liffatg6 reto sin nits in lo innings tale victory—hie third AI Phila AB 11 0 Al 31 JOOft S4 3 1 2 6 01)AckCo' sky if 6 2 0 0 31 Joie rC 4 0 3 0 Of Adams lb 5 0 13 1 5 0 1 0 of Olehopmett 0 R0411 r 4 s 5 0 4 1 2 wider 2b 4 2 4 4 0 Itaieskt 3b 4 1 2 4 1 Toveker p 0 Perlis 013Guerra lbcheithan V 0 0 0 0 CC1isspp4r pp 11 001100 42 11 31 Si Toter 'retitle 35 6 33 111 gRatteil tor Papuan' in llth In out Tth tor itavat aPopord 110 000 000 04- -4 Clcaro 100 000 n10 OG- -2 Phradelphia Vaici Runs Summary: irrro batted n—Walaese Adrna Philey hits—Phillev Dickey Wright Z Two-bas- e Petrifies Jost Wright- hits—Itairage Dcubie play—Muetki Veep Sudor and Adams atoien bats—York Base on belle Off Fowler 3 Pariah 2 McCahan 2 Chris1 Struck out—By Popish 4 Savage topher 1 1 Caldwell 2 1111s--o- ft Christopher Powir 1 in 13 boyars 4 In 6 IfoCahan 0 10 0 (none out in Stht 6 in 4 : Pill:matt A In 10 off Caldwell 0 in 1 'Wild pitches—Paria) 3 et teller—Pa pistil Losing pt tchao- -Winning Laft-hanue- ' !' ' ie 2-- 3 -- 4 t— 53 2 as 1 V'ASIMNCTON June 21 (VP)— 25 1 President Truman Saturday un43 0 45 3 veiled a plaque to the late Walter 42 0 Johnson and described hint as the Guth Ogden 33 1 P T 52 12 1 Pony ever "ereatest ballplayer that NeiL Pocatello 187 43 1”red rnit1101901 T P 174 40 1 2014 47 Thompson Poe The unren!ng OfTern on 1 es were T011Ve Twin Falls 192 41 1 30 held at Griffith stadium lust before SS Nats 5 19 0 11 Poen& Bee I F McHurn 85 18 0 14 the Washington-S- t Louis Browns WA CAPt-21 June Rickert24 0 14 127 Ogden 1 game which Mr Truman attended ntnth-innin-g pinch single by Gerry Robert-eo- n Prtester L P 75 14 41 loaded the bases tilt with turned Bm'se 31 7 Purcell 0 159 ' "Johnson made records that have trieig tor Waahington Saturday and eav 'Idaho 12 13 3 67 Falls iLji never been equaled Mr Truman tent a 5--4 victory corer the Louis Cluczni Pfklt Lsk 101 19 0 14 said 132 24 0 14 Newman T F pitched more games Browns was Pres Truman 6166 the tintong wcm more games and fanned more enerlatOrek havine ortoonea a merrtorial Johnson tattled Weanmen out than any other man that to tha tat e Walter InVon riteher before the game ever took the mound" IP entered the ninth with a It WI Washington P4 3 83 7 4 result of Jeff Heath's Wa!ktheshaw T Mr Truman described Johnson 2 etetict as the 3 tri the eighth inning but Dmpoity8 1 94 tworun homer 7 4 74 who pitched 21 years for Washing- Viekes 'Vernon arid Stan Stone bleated Roberta Boise 76 3 86 7 2 hteioson Pot ter for usseetuvo triples to Zavitaa Ogden 61 7 2 ton as 'a great ballplayer great start 6024 rho inning 3 Senders Ogden 71 Amencan and great citizen of the was painted purposely before loon Bolo Joe Grecs 71 13 84 3 3 11 selL111 wi 3 Menu Moulting renitiewl Potter United States" 7 3 102 97 ntillIng 69 24 66 5 2 Priody to till the besot before Moth Waters Mernbers of Johnson's family Jerry Christman torcotl Spence at the plats In Iff!CarttlyOgden T Y 42 3 39 2 3 stood by as Mr Truman unveiled that ettuation Robertson stingiest to fier0 Cillrones Pocatello 77 3 78 7 4 Pannoroann I If 77 7 2 72 seoring °roes AlandWaste-tothe bronze plaque at the entrance ter TAPOtill ABROA Lamar I T AShO 2i YostPriddy 82 4 1 79 to Griffith stadium Johnson's tt 4 0 2 1 Franks Bob 3o r)ilinger ref!rti 53 00 11 Oi 12 4 6 612 Ff 4 0 2 0 Enna P ar1iia Case 3 57 55 4 5 znother Mrs Mary Johnson wept stnnena lb': 4 2 an 1 41 0 4 TA F 89 5 5 3 2 4 0 1ogu at the presidenrs tribute Johnson Heath it— 54 21 2 01 Vernon Spence et L 60 Ronout 55 8 4 A 4 0101i firer tr 0 2 0 Pirara 6 L Wt lb 34 2 1 4023 ded last year of a brain tumor rr 2 3 1 OP Priddy 2b 3 2 5 0 Robrtaon Olidrt 37 41 2 2 1 4t Cab:net officials members of the Judnich 3 7 seleter Chrstmn Harrier 2ti 4 2 el 4 0 S L 48 56 3 2 1 2 1 4 0 5 01 Memento e g lienclotoon 0 58 1 5 Pocattlio American Moto president's 1 3 1 01 Hefner p 2 0 0 1 Prow Potter p T 81 7 3 F 113 Learue Pres Will Harridge and Moulder 1 0 0 0 0 ficarborgh p 0 0 0 0 La Roy Ogden 64 54 4 6 blesele 1 Haworth members of the Washington and F 6 2 75 80 I cRobertson 1 1 0 0 Savarame 6 L 40 45 5 3 St Louis teams watched the 3 5 4 80 92 PocatIla Griggs 14 Sa2511 Totals —12 8 27 10 Foster I F Totals 715 59 3 5 on but 'nos winning ruts stersd 1 2 Poestallo 51 trudrey koGroondad out for Hoener to atith S L 58 3 77 2 3 samalad to tytng and Pinning funs for 11tr Parrlok L F 18 24 1 1 'Mancuso la ninth 37 45 1 2 ogclan a Louts 000 010 120—4 Courtier 6 Naccaralo 46 OgOela 40 3 3 Wit inmates 040 000 003- -6 nantela Role ! 71 3 81 3 6 Pnn arrov—IPintriatir bat'ad ta— Pirko Plots 3 46 60 neer PriOdv DirTwo-blienth 2 Ifaloenicht Pocatello 31 3 40 21 44 lianeueo noenort Ittri3Oorteon 2 Ott—Jud 57 3 92 3 IS s Thras-baso bits—Prtdd v 11roon Thorn Pocatello L T 44 61 4 2 ntolon Num'rus—Hosth s 'pene 3 T Z7 Ptona 36 1 2 — Doubis Tmva—littebFour eork sod Witte cincAco June 21 PIttngsrRairrner 44 0 5 44 McHugh T T and Ik!itaaukee infielders headed by Vernon Mason BM 11 18 0 2 to LOMB ot on 48 0 8 32 litonc Pocatollo Al Roberge who has been idle be- Pleniretrin 8ft Peer beers—ft on belle—Baerner 1 atouOrr 1 atrikePvtter 2 cause of an injury Saturday took outa—literner 2 Pottat 4 liao—Off Pot the f:rst four places among Ameri- ter ? in I In nniree inein out le ninth): a to Ot: Pear atotilder 1 can Association hitters 13 Itatner eon in 1 tirirot Passel hen—Menet:6m In averages compiled through Pinn Ptrler—aratborOuttl Losing Thursday afternoons games Ro- otteosr—Pottar Time of gsms-2- :13 berge held the lead with his 397 average unchanged since last week In second place was Ms second base relief Dan Murtaugh with 391 orliowed by Third Baseman Damon with 373 and First Base-a- n Heinz Becker with LTAIdartaugh was not listed in last week's averages while Phillips was i ' 7 2 0 4 5 9 4 3001 0000 'error by x'4 caulks the Brewer Infielders Lead Hit Race t 1 7th 65 69 DIAMOND DUST 7-- t er Rol-solo- I ' er 6-- 2 IM-- 0 - I the Bosox righthander ace had a until Manager Lou Boudreau opened the seventh a slasher the box to hit safely 'inthrough 11 consecutive games Doerr's four-ru- n wallop came in i the first alter Don Gutteridge ''' opened with a single to left and f leller jammed the sacks by passing Johnny Pesky and Ted Williams who drew three walks dur- i ing tle game to run up Ms season's total to 71 11 0 A1 Soctos C1evataa4 AB Et 0 A Pock 314 A 2 1 41 3 1 2 01 4122 see° Pilots Decision Russets in 7 to 6 Contest 73 - er P7711AIDM-Plit-A Juno 21 (AP1—k four-ru- n ioestith Moths expineinn io the hrog up 4 hatchet battle ad pave tho Sox a Chictire Whit decision the Priiiltoeio'lle Aihkotiee ItaturdaY Itetet Pitcher Russ Christopber fourth of the buriers soot to the znound by Como liacs woo ettargod 'with his fourth Ottleat of Lilo aeason when Rudy York Casa ACceitiolit Gooro tockery and Floyd Ramer 'moped out ingles and ptnoks-iuttConiti through with a doubts Tott Wrht r214 T An 130A 30 10 0 I '''- - -- - ' "L - ' 4! Chisox 6 3Iacks 2 was A ll 74 ' ' 1 on hollo-Yeit5 Wilm I Doh 2 Orornek 21 suroutil--yev- er Doneeit 5 lirtio—Off Ironer 7 in 4 tn nimatt: off Genrnele 3 in 3! off Willis 0 in I Innintr Passed hall—RetrOn WIrintimil bitrbefk—Dobeem Losing pitcher—Toiler I — - - ' 'i ' — g goats mon 4 wo-oats- S44es4 S 1 1' after his' eighth triumph Joe Dobson Inkeo-biu- r-- t ' 4 ' i 1 0 0 0 tebeI Geome 4 0 0 0 Tit Fel wards 1 1 0 0 Wa44 P 0 0 0 0 211 4 24 81 Tot Ve Tot 33 10 27 12 griod tont for Irogor to zrzThiteloi4 for Grontse in Vit rIvelpiand 000 004 010-- 1 EAMO eo41 4 00 400 10e—le Runs bettod to—Pock DOrr 4 91ennitry7 Peeks bret 3 '7bbioe bite —Doerr leoilk v Jones liorn rutto—U' Doerr eseru'icoe—Doneon libmtea Doubto Dreyer Gutpkavs—rlorninn and Jon teritioo Driorr omd Jones Pesky Doter and Jones on bitota—Cleveterid Loft 4 Booton T 5110 et3100 - ' 9-- Nti K — I- BOSTON June 21 01—W1th Bobby Doerr belting a and Sam Mele a two-o- n homer the Boston Sox chased Bob Feller after the fifth inning Saturday wahile romping to a 1 win over Cleveland-Goin- Cramer who replaced Keqrsor 314 3 0 2 31 Gterults 44 Waiter Evers in centerfield for tkeerel It 3 0 1 0131 Ppsk &foams sotb4rau 8441 0 Wtitiamsrt the Tigers in a lineup shakeup crordon 4 0 4 1114ei et by Ilanager Steve O'Neill ham- Fleming 2a 3 0 111 Doerr 21 mered hls first home run of the Mtkovicb lb et 3 1 2 013ones lb e 1 0 3 01 Tebaetts sear In the eighth with one aboard Hetes Rakowski It 2 0 4 Debi p 4 I Tiges no-hitt- ng 7) ' Feller for 9 to 1 Victory 7-- o ' ' Powtis I Punchers EdEe (Diise ' Bosox Wallop New York Yankees swept a doubleheader with the Detroit Tigers 58- Sa turday 5- -4 and 4 before fans and increased their paid e marVri over Boston Red Sox to a game end a half It was consecuthe seventh and t rve defeats for eighth the slumping run-scori- Russet Gaidener Paces P L Hitters I Sunday June 22 194T SO 3RD EAST hco 4302 |
