| Show niiii Hi yr--- 12 Salt Cake 1Tb iXr'Umrte Salt Lake Whips Cards Again 1 9-- The visiting Pocatello Cardinals were drillin’ Bob Drilling at Derks filed Monday night but they didn’t drill quite enough as the league leading Salt Lake City Bees notched their third straight victory over the hapless Redbirds 1 9-- Falls dropped 4 4 games back of the league-leadin- g Salt Lake Bees Monday night as the Cowboys dropped a hot 5 game to the Ogden Reds at Affleck park Ogden scored one In the third two in the fourth and three in the fifth Gulh got a tripde to feature the fourth-innin- g rally and the trio of tallies were made on two singles a walk and an error m the fifth The Waddies rang the bell four t mes in the fifth on a pair of and White sngles by Walkingshaw three bases on balls and a hit bats6-- man Murrhy had a big night with three for five A HO A tw rmt ABHOA 0d ! rn rf M1 mi 3b 6 2 11 Ib lb J £' Wh If nw Fa 9 1 n - — tsP" P- ir Ininrt 10T 00 0101 3 e KrUi rrr t 3a ru’h If lb 1 4 3 110 fl 4 O 1 1 1 2 10 0 112 tRoy p Totals 311 27 A noo 040 IPO— 5 12 T' Cr5 ftj - W a 1 5 0 11 rf 3 0 11 3 0 6 9 4 9 3 32 5 24 19 S -n T- 110 091 2 2 2 0 2 2 Murphy 5 1 1 O T rit rt 2 3 230 CO — 6 Lo Gulh POl Fetrrt WKhhv1 mn lyrtr — tv r it br'lbin Stoieo be Pjl'ke e — Ml IKoy 2 fit — Mbderio W'Vira--Pun — Dri' Guth InTebiui hal Radtka Left Whn 3 Wei men Buck on bun Oeden 6 e 10 Fa reepnne'b'e for— Fa 2 1 -- -- Three-hj- e Sr-'fc- Murphy Dant Murphy O--- w -- eioye-ey Tn-'- Pu-- n LRot EeRr'T Ct- -f 5 9 Wi'k'rrehew WaWl-rt9 LePny— W m k Struck out — By Basea on be1! 4 H't with mhtw Time — br be Roy 6 4 TutmeJ be! Bami rr p'—e — Banck 21 ttenUenm 1 1 CHI t And Pocatello nicked Drilling ace of the Salt Lake mound staff for 10 solid safeties but big Bob bore down in the pinches to leave the Cardinal runners stranded on the base paths Salt Lake led 1 going into the last of the eighth but in this inning the previously stingless Bees drove starter Ken Dudrey from the mound with six blows good for Before the eighth six markers Dudrey a Wyoming Apnerican Legion product had rationed out three hits to the Salt Lakers Jacinto Singles In the eighth A1 Jacinto singled to open the inning Charley Luis sacrificed Jacinto to second" Diamond Cecil singled to drive in Jacinto Thompson singled and Mike Dalton strolled Rymer came through with a line single to center to score Cecil and Thompson Gene Brocker singled to send Dalton across the payoff platter Bob Drilling was safe on Bobby Lane’s miscue and A1 Jacinto singled for the second time in the inning to load the bases Luis walked to force in Brocker with the sixth and final Bee run Henderson came into the ball game as a replacement for Dudrey and got Cecil on a fly ball to left field Salt Lake sent no less than 12 hitters to the plate in the eighth as they batted completely around and started down the batting order for the second time scored its single Pocatello marker in the sixth when Roy walked went to third on Fern Paredes’ single and scored on Bob Thomson's long clout to Brocker against the boards in left field Grab 0 Lead The Bees got off to a 0 lead In the first when they scored twice without garnering a hit Jacinto walked stole second and scored when Babe Elliott misjudged Cecil’s blow in right field Cecil who raced around to third on the error scored on Manager Tommy ' Thompson’s fly to Elliott The winners picked up another single marker in the sixth on swat and Dalton’s Cecil s three-pl- y fly ball to right field Salt Lake and Pocatello play at Derks field again Tuesday in the fourth and final game of the series Game time is 815 p m Lefty Bob Sevier will handle the hill work for the locals while Johnny Griggs has drawn the mound assignment for the cellar dwellers Porstetlo ABHOA Halt (ake A B H O A O Ighlm rf 4 2 2 O Jacinto 3b 13 0 2 r liott rf 3-- OGDEN — Twin A t- - VoteL I F 8 Boise 6 Vin-bla- dh 2-- Ur FALLS— !on Hamorth I Ft Ruaeete hurer became10 t h t ret frame lorrft leerue pitcher- to win Monday ii nM ’en pitrtrwthui mes to n victory ovfr Bt n Jc in the !aah© Fa put t) gam ttev ptmhed over six counter' f©f 'n P wKen lot starter Doc Muon and reliefer JTt - iCJC Lapham walked to open th Inning rd Ear! 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?kr h Beck-Richar- d all-arou- d 6-- 4 4 I a 6-- Kam-Jam- e I ar e b 6-- 4 ik w if iih itifiiinMi i iTiir twice national clay courts champ and pretty two standouts In national meet at S L club Seymour Greenberg Eleanor Cushlngham k 1 6-- 4 o Diego-Do- n 6-- 6-- 2 y Dodgers Whip Yank Netlers Phils 7 to 4 Cop Duels er 11 b 6-- k LONDON June 30 — A cramp in Bob Falkenburg’s leg Monday crip- pled United States plans to make the Wimbledon men’s singles semiaffair Three finals an other Yanks however — Jack Kramer Tom Brown and Budge Patty — feeling no pain at all slammed down their opponents and occupied three of the four semifinal spots 15 0 0 But for that sharp and lingenng 1 0 Falken-buran g cramp everybody agreed would have won in a walk 10 His bulletlike service and long reach had the Australian Dinny Pails running around in circles in the first two sets which Falken-bur- g 4 won bv scores of 4 Then in the third set with score to limp at Falkenburg began 3 Pails as he moved ahead seeded No 4 against Falxenburg’g No 8 took 13 games in a row before Falkenburg took one Falkgritted his teeth and won enburg one more before the debacle was over Pails’ winning score in the 0 last three sets was 3 Kramer seeded No 1 looked unbeatable as he routed Geoff Brown another Australian and 1946 runn1 3 0 er-up Tom Brown of San Francisco got revenge for last year when he trounced the defending Wimbledon 5 champion 2 4 Yvon Petra of France Tom Brown’s tricky drop shots were too much for the Frenchman who put out Brown a year ago In five sets 0 6-- 3 1 1 North Carolina U va Dai State 4 TO n m —Frank Tarkcr Bill Koch Lewis Utah Lo Angeles MEN'S DOl BLIA 11 30 am — Jim Evert-- J errv Fvert Kendall-CvBarkNotre Dame v Bob o renc Dalv er Ted Peterson-Ua- v d v U Art HnppeL Bob Go'dfarb Ed Braewell Texas Boise ve Dav Frl-Da- n Freed Gteri H'b- tj naUel-ClvMil- v d Hlppenetiel Jrry rd Day harper 12 30 pm — I Johron-Smart vs R Bmith - 1 30J ftwsnaon — Dick ftavltt-- eonard ftteiner pm Cornell va Ellsworth Hale-Gle- n Havncp Rnckwood CMcpco-UInPifo tflnnard 6-6-Provo v Gilbert ftbea Los Angeies-part-ne- r 30 pm— Jim Brink fleattle Vh-HoAtwater Will am and Mary s B b David-Rll- l Tullv Notr Dame Herbert Lo Angeles v Gonzales 6-6-Evans-ptcRoDin Hippen-s- t Reunion Grant 6 Cubs v el Pichard Warner winner © t fctn-n- a rd - Roc k w ood- - She partner match lek Carter San 4 30 £d M lao-v Meaaer Merrill White-Ma-c Franciscopm— 7-6-6-ftevmour Lov Greenbert Angela-l- c a Bill Johneon-AHe- n fteixas North Carolina U ftam-ao- n Hardy Concord CalButiiaChar’ Cincinnati Notre Dame-Aivl- n Lewia-Duane V va Dale Adame Utah Bartzen fttate Gardner Larned-Bemar- d Hood-Bo- b v and Paul William Mary For th sftcronr! tlm In sueceaMlv winds W Ilhams Bud of Lo AnKle and th French Giles 5 30 pm — fel Gallairher-Gordo- tt Thi PivierR Ptty v BIU Koch-Bo- b Koch pulled hiw giant kllirr act Lo Angeie hi Jaronlav victim time bespectacled r WOMEN’S DOCBLES Drobny of Czechoslovakia outhpaw who dlpod of Jack Kramer lat year 2 30 p m —Dorothv Head Alameda- shot back everythin? Wllma Unded Oak nd va Diane Hnn-aakPatty ftmlth Drobnv fired at him and on 3 6 4 Bettv Ofrden Emma Iou B'arner Kramer is expected to tKe care of Orange N J Eleanor Ronquet houih In the Cttphinham Pali only surviving Neisou- Ruth Hollywood and Tom Brown semifinals Wednesday erona 1 irnmina Patts will flftiit it out for the other 18 end finals spoilt WOVfrN’ft MNCr Fft Meanwhile four American ff'rls reached 1 2 p m — y leenor Cushlngham Jlally-woo- d In tit women the trifinsl etn lee plav v Kay Chriatopulos oC "Francisco Kan Osborne Margaret AnnalWa Borsi of Ireland trimmed Mr 7 5 To of AnLfle HrotiRh joule beat Ph Ills Cror of Britain ft 0 ftl Fix 31 4 24 9 Total 37 14 27 9 Don Hart of Miami Total eliminated Filed out for ftturgeon In 9th Mr CHICAGO June 30 LV— Rea Magda Rurar Romanian cbmp 6 4 ft 6 Mr bKsn for Lamanno in 6th Patricia and Cannirg Todd of filly 400 000 000 — 4 I a Jolla Cal defeated Mrs Betty Hilton Snack Chicago stable out-gamowned Christiana Cincinnati 001 202 ICx — 6 Of Bi llaln hi 6 2 by Lrrom— Stu rgeon Miller Runs hatted William Hells’ Miss Klmo !n — Pafko Rlckert Hatton 3 ftebeffing Two-bas- e Lukon to Haas the $25000 Modesty stakes hit— Erlckon win Home run— Lukon Double play-Dalle at Arlington park 13800 before Low to andro to rey Sturgeon 11 Struck out — Base on Ry Frirkfton 3 Blackweil Monday 1 2 Bsck-balls—Off Krickson Bchmili All-Sta- r HU — Off Erlckon 9 in 3 2 3 ell 4 — 3 Pchm't 5 in 4 Losing pitcher Bchmita CHICAGO June 30 CD— Three T New York Yankee hurlers and nat- 4 6-- 6-- 4 2-- all ’N'orth-wester- 4-- 6-- Crow-Howir- A Strong Start For a Long JVeeh End C n w 1 F'am-Picher- d k Here's a good recipe for enjoy ing your Fourth of July Holidays -- ug-sr- er 6-- 2 6-- 6-- 1 'M Wins at Arlington mF fast-steppi- ed 8 w 1-- Flingers Make Squad urals Bobbv Feller of Cleveland and Hal Newhouser of Detroit American dominated an eight-mn- n league pitching staff chosen Monbaseball day for the 14th game at Wrigley field next Tues- 6sll Iake 6 9 Pocatello 1 Twin Palls 5 Idaho Palls 8 Boise 6 Tuesdai’s Probable Pitchers Pocatello at Salt Lake 6c ler - i (Grists 815 pm Twin tails (Lome at Ogden 3 3) 815 (Robertson Boise (Roberts 9 2) pm Idaho Falls at 8:15 pm (McHugh 0-PIONFFR BIO SIX (Including Oameg Played Jun 29) Ogden 4-- (- 1 7-- Pet 350 348 347 340 116 ivfl eMfTn£i! ar day The mound corps w’as picked by Mgr Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox who will direct the American leaguers and whose other personnel already has been selected in a poll of 1973493 fans conducted by the Chicago Tribune and associated newspapers radio stations and magazines The American league pitching nominations besides Feller and Newhouser include freshman hot-shFrank Shea Spurgeon (Spud Chandler and Joe Page of the Yankees Paul (Dizzy) Trout of Detroit Jack Kramer of St Louis and Walt Masterson of Washington all-st- ar x-s- O One Washable Sport Shirt by Man- - hattan Van Heusen or McGregor from O One pair All Wool Slacks in checks JAMAICA N June 30 CD — The stewards Monday ordered Jockey Bobby Permane suspended 10 days effective Tuesday for rough riding astride Tally in Saturday’s third race here Tally finished first and was disqualified for over and bothering Laurel crossing Road a quarter-mil- e from the finish Laurel Road fell with Apprentice Mike Sorrentino who is expected to be hospitalized for about three weeks with head Injuries from plaids or plain colors NOW IN STOCK Wear well loaf-abo- It’s soundproof dustproof roomy Has a bed with innar-sprin- g wall-tigmattress two screened windows for cross ht ventilation aluminum Over-al- l SEE THEM stainproof weight 600 lbs TODAY AT ME0 L-- EDERA v--I I mm--) $1150 together with real comfort for golf or pleasure ut ot Jockey Suspended Y & 7-- 6-- 3 £'' - j 4 K r J INTERNATIONAL IEAG I E Buffalo 3 Toronto p Montreal 8 Syracusa 2 324 Baltimore 13 Newark 3 Rochester 6 Jersey City 1 HOME Rt NH National league— Mlxr 29 Giants Rl NS BATTED IN Kiner Pirates 17 Marshall Clanta 16 National league — Cooper Giants Mize Giants 67 Marshall Giants 56 Cooper Giants 16 Tanks league — DiMagglo American league — Keller Tankeee 13 44 American Johnson Tankeea 43 Williams Red Wifllacru Red £ox 13 Gordon Indian 11 box 42 vjWfe 3 6-- Vtlfc Pioneer League Monday's Results hlraro Drtmlt 5 (nlxht) -g fur3 Boston 1 (night) Nw Wnhlngtoa 8 Philadelphia 7 (night) Cirvrland at Bt Louis (night) postpone! rain Tuesday Probable Pltrhrrs Prlrolt (Benton 4 3) at Chicago (Gillespie 5 2) Cletrland (Feller 10-6- ) at Bt Louis (Fannin nlgM (Only games scheduled) 1 6-- k Cleveland Washington 4-- DAILY ? Boston Tu'a Fort t all-st- O-- RACING 1 Salt Iak No 2 5 Kamrath and Dletzcl NotU and Garrard R H E 8 T No 111 002 030 007 — 12 11 2 504 Oil 000 — 11 16 4 Sughaa No 65 Drapar and Allan Llndquut borneen and Bradfhaw UP)— The Detroit Tigers decided Monday to play night baseball in 1948 leaving the Chicago Cubs as the only major league team without facilities for plajing night games at home Prices— Awaits plat tax Ckildrea 50c plat tax E American League AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tolsdo 6 Indlsnspoll 3 Columbus 6 LouUvlll 4 Kansas City 3 Minn spoil 2 1 Bt Paul 0 Mllwaukc 6-- 2 6-- 1 -- R H 15 16 0 0 6-- 2 cf The Bennion squad pinned a 15 to 0 defeat on Salt Lake post No 2 behind Kamerath's hurling National League Plan iVight 'Ball DETROIT June 30 $1 i 6-- 4 the Municipal diamonds Bannion 6-- 2 6-- 0 16 23 123 fc 4 6-- 3 110 10 6-- 6-- 0 6-- TRIBUNE BASEBALL SCOREBOARD l’h Friday July 4th and Saturday July 5th Beautiful Ogden Canyon Near Huntsville kr i 5 T 1 1 0 Neaon 1 3 0 I B Eddy and Lancaster fee and Satay H R F 3 2 2 T Product J 2 OU 0 and Burt Penman end Cuehtng Ae Pine View Lake I w o Chi-cag- jear C M Western Divisional Pacific Coast Outboard Championships and Inhoards £ PHILADELPHIA June 30 UP)— The Brooklyn Dodgers hammered Schoolboy Rowe for four runs in the second inning here Monday 23 to hand the big right-handnight 13 his third setback of the season and his first loss at Shibe park snce April 21 1916 after 13 straight Chisox 6 Tigers 5 victories in defeating the PhilaCHICAGO Juna 30 (AP) — The delphia Phillies 7 to 4 before a Box Whtt roltd Detroit a 5 0 crowd of 28515 lead Monday night and then came on to Brooklyn AH IIOAI Phllndr) ABHOA on Luk th 13 — Majnne K O a Reds 2' Moulft-dou- u 6-- 0 5 14 1210 -- 6-- 0 6-- 3 ’ 6-- 2 "'00 30H0 the trick Martin the Brooklyn Dodger scout and onetime "wuld horse of the Osage” when he was burning up the majors as a fielder turned to fool the Outlaws h pitcher f TeleFrin V inS 6 o5 And not only did he pitch shutTnl'etvi ball 14 to 0 Sunday but he Nieiun and Drury Fox Bearden and out Fern also collected three hits in four E R H 3 trips to the plate including a triple 3 5 £x 2 a double and a single 4 7 Fre Department Fox and Carranot and kcLaa ' 1 n Tribune Captures Legion Ace Hurls Martin Hurls Easy Contest Softball Game Win on Sandlots cadara Sehedal 3-- 1 Ath-letl- T T 6-- 3 Juna 30 up — Buddy WaahinRton ninth Inning three-ruSenator to put rj to defeat tha Philadelphia rally 8 to 7 In a three hour thriller a of crowd 18 155 Monday nlaht befora Rookie Scott Cary the last of a of ftvt hurlere won hi firat malor parade league Ruaa Chrlatopher for victory waa tagged Waahlngton with the loaa Fhlla ABHOA ABHOAIWah 5 12 4 Toat 3b Jooat J 5 1 3 3 5 J 1 O McCoaky If 5 3 3 01 I ewla rf 5 2 13 2 4 0 3 0 4 5 4 3 2 2 4 3 11 0 0 0 0 Chratphr p 2 0 1 0! 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3 and HnderonA non ae came Red from bentnd Cincinnati the Maltbrger on haae-SaJt Lake 6 Run poeateho non 2 in hit to Cubs before th id pitch— defeat Papiah Chicago for— Pudrev 6 PrIUing 1 W reponliy pitcher— papiah Losing pitcher 31 637 fane here Monday night ft'ruck out— By Dudrr 5 Drilling ft — Wnnlng hits his Lukon hit sixth homer for Cincinnati Paeea on ball— Off Durer 5 Pricing L in th seventh Timo— 1 4 3 ftkultk And Zell ’mpir— The Cubs scored all their runs In th Attendance— 2500 (estimated) f1rt Inning on two hits three base two-ru-onn ball Millers and Shortstop Lddi error then' got only two hit th rest of the way Blackwell who has lost omy two games struck out 11 No-H- it AB H O A ti O A (Indn Chicago 2bAB 5 3 3 0 4 2 2 4 Bmhlts rf-Johnson Lowrev 3b 4 1 0 2 Zientara 2b 5 4 0 4 11 Hatton 3b 4 3 0 1 Don Kamerath awarded last Meru lo s 03 00 3I Ol rf Young lb in Nchlsn 1 0 2 0 1 ukon rf outstanding plaver award Pafko cf McAIESTER Okla June 30 CP year's Dl ndro If I 0 2 1 lisas cf lb 4 0 basestate Utah American Legion c 3 0 3 0 Galan If — The Oklahoma OutScheffing ball play established himself as a Rupert lb 4 0 8 1 Miller a penitentiary laws lost their first baseball game contender again this o I amnnnu c as lb 3 () byno-ru-hurl- fttrsn 1 0 0 0 tTatum aHark in three years — but it took John ing a seven-innin- g n no-h- it h rl kson p 2 1 0 0 Muvller Leonard (Pepper) Martin to turn game Monday for Bennion post No ftchmlta p 1 0 0 0 Blackwell c p4 0 0 2 40201 uic T d Alien Hardy Concord Cal Ban Diego d Glen Haynea Roy Grim ft2 ft 4 Robert David Notre Dame d Bob Gold-far5 Texas U Bernardino d Cljde HirjnstleL Lo ft3 6 2 Bob Forbea Angele Jack Tuero Tuiane d Bob Kendall 6 1 UlRilaaell :! 30 ft 27 9’ Total 31 4 27 13 Total out for Doton lo ixth irurk led out for Hugbon In ninth uF New York 2°0 010 000— 3 001 OOO O00— 1 Boston In — J Frror— Pell rrinl Bun batted Two-baa- e Henrich hit Doerr 2 DiMagglo Three-b- a hit— J DlMcia —Henrich — — bdra-mei- e Stolen but Rmutoplay-Pek- Sacrifice y to Doerr Shea Double to Jonea Pellagrin! tor Doerr to Jonea Base on ball— Off Rhea 5 Dobton 4 Hughon 1 2 Struck out— By Shea 4 Dobon 6 Hit— Off Dobaon —3By InShea Hughaon 2 Hughson 3 In 3 Hit bv pitcher (Culberson) Losing pitcher — Dobson I ' King of the clay courts Frankie Parker of Los Angeles opened tho defense of his national tennis crown Monday at the Salt Lake Tennis club by pounding burly Bill Tully of Notre 2 Dame out of the meet 3 The champ shared the spotlight with Seymour Greenberg twice winrer of the tournament who polished off Joe Swan cf Salt Lake with such dispatch the battle was over before some Dam d Howard Charles Bamon Notr 0 of ft the fans knew it was started Greenberg won 6-- 0 2 6 0 Konpel Boise jack Brink 6atU d Jimmy Zwlngle had trouble with the Parker 6 0 Denver d Clao Btnnard fast and Jack Ormabe high bouncing ball at the day He will have to double up Chicago 6 2 Leonard btelner Cornell d Jck Snow start but he settled down and on his matches for a day or two d Ellsworth started hitting the corners with to catch up to the field Texas Kd Braameli Hal 6 3 He trailed 2 ’ Tournament CjO officials reported d Dam Notra vert tndIl deadly accuracy I Jimmy Beck 6 Monday that 4 choice grandstand In the first set as the Notre Dame seats Linn Rock wood Provo d Dick are available for all matches lad put on an excellent performTulan Axel Kaufmann MIT d Gorg Merrill ance but Parker won four games and will be sold daily at tbe courts seats will just d Bob in a row to close out the first set The grandstand San FrancUco Nick Carter fttuckert Western Michigan college 6 2 and after allowing his rival a pair $1 Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday In addition to the grandstand Lo Angeles d of games in the second he went seats an additional 1000 bleacher Seymour Greenberg 60 as on to Joe baan he chose win seats will be available Friday SatJack Ormsbee Denver d Clan Hale 0 Great prices urday and Sunday Ticket d William Lo Frank Parker Angelea for the last three days will be $2 Notr Dame Tully Bob Dame of took David Notre Bill U d Ted Peterson Norib etern a great match from Bob Goldfarb for reserve seats and $150 for genJohnson 6 0 d BUI Kellogg of Texas U in a battle of south- eral admission according to Earle Dick Savltt Cornell ticket chairman La Jolla paws David took the tussle 5 Peirce A large crowd was on hand for WOMEN’S SINGLFS 4 Monday afternoon matches at Marian Ptron d Helen Hoot Reno Linn Rockxood of Brigham the default the groomed Salt Lake Tennewly a turned in Iorothy Head Alameda d Carolyn Young university as he blasted nis club Harris 6 0 stellar performance Marv Prentixa San Bernardino d Norma the touted Tourney Briefs Dick Mouledous of Crompton 60 0 3 Mel Tuiane out of the race Tournament chatter MEN'S DOrBLE g Nick Gallagher who used to dominate Husky and Bennion d iJfcMar Grant Tvans-DicCat ter of San Fiancisco took the tennis courts in Utah flew into Ouivr-JacHoaford default Dme Alvin another feature tussle from Bob town Monday for the tourney Charle ftamon U Notr d Art FlhJrry Bunla Cincinnati He won the Stuckert of Western Michigan Mel is now in L A Gls1e ft 0 6 1 2 5 meet in 1933 and Merrill H hit Mar Maeeer d Francia college Carter intermountain stamped Kavuoki Hawaii default himself as one of the top chal- held the Utah title several limes Ted Iiwrenc Dsly NorthGordie Giles also arrived from Beck d Wendell western petron lengers to Farker with an excellent 6 2 coast Ruth Crow plans to the performance OoMfarb-FBraswell Texa4 U d Bob Another strong threat loomed In return' to the courts for the wom6 8 Bob J Willlams-fewenaon emit G 2 Dick Savitt big and powerful en’s doubles after a nine-yeSan courtier from Cornell Glen Hlppentlel-C1ydHippenstlel fttuck-rabsence Husky Pancho Gont Bernardino A Walter fttuckert-BoMarian Peterson Dorothy Head zales of L A made his first appear6 3 3 6 Wstern Michigan college Nick Carter Ed Moylan San Francic Mary Prentiss captured the ance Monday Pretty Eleanor Pan Francisco d Jim Portr-DicRuckers and women’s singles battles The dou- Cushlngham of Hollywood No 6 brod 6 Tulane-JLos bles ran true to form with nary seeded player is former Connect-c- ut Davl Dick Muiedoua d Pan Roy Crime Angeles a sign of an upset She also wen singles champ Los Angel Harris Eert-JerrLook a Florida in tournament Evert Notr Dama d Jim Plays Salt Laker Don Dixon Provo-BoGood San Louis out for Seymour Greenberg in this Obiepo Cal 6 4 7 5 He held the national Bob Da Id Bill Tully Notr Dame d Tuesday Parker will take to the tourney Movltx Jack Aheam-Dlccourts again facing Billy Koch of clay court title in 1942 and 1543 He recently beat Ted Schroeder Salt Lake at 4:30 pm Ld Moylan TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE third seeded player tangles with in the finals ofA the Town Hoae and gave Jack Gordon Giles former Utah inter- tourney at L MEN'S SINGLES In Kramer a terrific scrap m the now lives who champ collegiate William Los Atwater 11 30 a m — How slated at finals of the south Californ a meet and Mary v George Richards Lo An- 3:30 Angeles This battle to be one of the Barbara Krase and Shirley Fry pm geles — promises Cornell winner highlights of the day 12 Dick Savitt have been seeded No 1 in the womAt ater Richards match Gardner Lamed newly crowned en's doubles matches which start Axel 12 50 pm — Richard Warner v Kaufmano M IT Herbert Flam I x Frankie Parker is a national collegiate champion from Tuesday Angeles v Jerrv Giade Gilbert Shea Lo his debut William and makes Mary perfectionist Every shot is a of Alvin Bunis University Angeles Frankie has been a Cincinnati Bob Curtis Rice v Bob Wil- against Dr Hal Lamb of Boise at picture liams 2:30 while Vic Seixas of Phila- nationally ranking player ever JO p m —Bernard Bartxen William He was stationed at and Mar va Lee Hammel Pam Match delphia who lost to Larned In the since 1933 Pan Bernar- NCAA finals Rice vs Wayne Hlppenetiel will face Dale Kearns a short time during the dino Richard Gonaalea Loa Angeles v Lewis US AC player at 330 war but never got to play tenns Vernie Pwenson o’clock In another headliner The program on the tourhere 2 lO pm — Jim Brink Seattle Waah va Ct et I esll Denver Colo Nick Carter Ted Schroeder Davis cup star nament edited by Dick Rucken-bro- d Pa n trancisco va Grant Jbvans Gardner iv a fine history of tenns m tuned William and Mary va Hai Lamb and No 2 seeded player will notBoise make an appearance until Wednes- the intermountain region 50 pm — Ed Moylan Francisco Pan v j Gordon Giles los Angelee Vic Seixas 8INGLFS Anrle 3 h 4 Davie Loft Jo 51 4 0 Washington th but bat enabled Lewi' on X By JIMMY HODGSON MONDAY’S RESULTS ABHOA Rotoa A 2 O Peky 4 0 3 0 William If Llndell If J DIMxko rf 3 1 5 Ol Doerr 2b 1 1 7 3 Cutbereoa cf MrQuinn lb W Dhnen 3b 3 0 3 3 Jonee lb 4 0 4 0 Pellasrlnl 3b Berra e er -- 2-- IDAHO Clay Court Champ Shares Spotlight With Greenberg NATIONAL NET SUMMARY er By ED Mrl’ADUEN 5 BOSTON June 30 (UP)— New rampaging Yankees fattened their American league lead Monday night as rookie Frank Shea hurled them to a four-h- it 3 to 1 victory over the Red Sox before 34705 fans Joe DiMagglo drove In two runs in the first Inning with a three-baggto center that scored Tommy Henrich and Johnny Lin dell llenrich had reached first on a walk and Llndell on an error Boston’s lone run came in the third inning when Bobby Doerr was walked with the bases loaded forcing in Joe Dobson who also had walked York’s Bees Score Six Runs in Eighth To Break Up Close Contest Ogden Stops Waddies 6-- f 1 i”rn fjiiif'i 1 V V- r r EirstBiiel Par £er ii Net Title Defense Seek National Net Crowns Yanks Fatten Lead With 3 to 1 Victory 1947 1 Tuesday July tramr-jo- iTrfiii'nii i minT AND Then for the cooler social evenings — O Add one Sports Jacket impeccably tailored and the ultimate in style from KNOTTY PINE SHOP |
