Show - - 5 - ' - - - - ' - ' la ' - - t ' -It' For Sports Scores - ' f 4 f ‘ B — TT- ----- tA 1 I Iltik Call 57511 ' t a Ie 141110 - --- -- 3 )17 - :4 oe 1 t att - - p dlow 0 e b- 'Morning —Septimbir-57195- ISAR-Lak- ' i - — - - -- ' 4 - - - - - - illottt r lzers Drop- 1 1 annocks T ie II - ' I ti 2 ‘ 9 nir --John "' r ' t 0 I - 0 A sitable number of veterans 4" iounted upon didn't return-tschool edumps down i n I 0- 4 t f' ' '' ' : t ' - - ' - - i - - 4 - ' sta -- t --- ' SOME STATEMENTS OF POLICY were announced shortly a year ago and the coaching 11""---- ' ' ''I think t(and hope) that football is on tht way up at the o'RYU" he confesses cautiously "We will lose some fine seniors from this ball club this fall but we'll have some wonderful juniors and seniors coming up for next year to offset this -- 11 c' 1 J111- 1- ' :- ' - N N - 'WE EXPECT THE youngsters will make some mistakes this year but we are confident that when we say 'wait till next year' we are building a better team for the future? Coach Atkinson said ' : - — : MustMake Decisions This Year Chick - 4 HAVING A BETTER squad from the manpowet standpióint : presents one disadvantage to Coach Atkinson this fall—he 4nust make decisions year we never posted a travelling squad for (he out 1 - of town games" Coach Atkinson laughed "On the lastpractice of the week we'd annoupte 'everyone who feels able to play please - meet at such and such a time for the trip'" - — THIS TEAR THE COUGARS will have to leave some of the players home Ifrom their trips They'll Be Smarter and May Pass Their Tests BTU DID A LOT of passing last year and should do more e ' ' this season — haven't the big backs to run over anyone 5o we have to throw passes"-Chic- k says "We completed about 50 per cent passes last year and if we can boost the 'percentage to 60 : per Cent this fall we might win a couple more" he added "We i ev-- 1 - 4 1 pep0000ze7 - 1 g ipk A t -- - - 1 — tiel'e I) IT': LEM i t oitsee4404d ' 044' - - off' -- I N - y - 't 1 ' ' ' - ' Aw v Dejected Brooklyn Dodgers Al Walker left and Pitcher Johnny Podres are a picture of I t i ' r' 64Aft - - - ?? Grunwald t - 'Twos it Gloomy Bunch of Bunts Saturday Stuff 'n' Somesense 0 'NEW YORK Sept 4 CONGRATS to Dave Schulthess ng BYU press The Brooklyn Dodgers were a agent on the birth' of his first child a bIlb girl Cougais have only nine seniors on the squad as agai st 15 juniors and gloomy bunch of ball players 21 sophs Eleven States are represented on Cougar grid Saturday after they suffered squad— Marion Probert stellar Y ends ranked 12th in the a loss to the New York national ratings lastyear in pass catching with 28 receptions for Giants The victory stretches 308 yards and two touchdowns Cougars were proud of one New York's lead over the record-las- t year when they led the nation in least penalties a Dodgers to five season game only 204 for a Wally Naider former Ute guard isn't partisan with his athletes from Eastern Arizona games The Brooklyn bench really ' State of Thatcher— Dalton Overstreet of Thatcher enrolled In' BYU and Pete Riehlman of the same school enrolled at Utah What's with the Downtown Coacheslt Provo and the BTU? SHORT TAKES t Line coach Reed Nilsen Is sporting a new pair of football Center Pernik Anae of BYU is pants the variety a transfer from Compton J C and quarterback Bob Olson is a transfer from Glendale J CCoach Dean Stringham of Tooele wants game for Oct 8 and will play it was a picture of gloom dun ing the seventh inning when the rampaging Giants pushed - hard-wor- 1 t - over seven runs That rally included a graqdslam by flank Thompson The loss for the Dodgers practically wiped out their chances of overtaking the Giants whose victory was the 13-- 4 secon- d-place 10-ga- - Freed Gains National Finals WHO decided to Competerin the national tournament because he wow veterans' tournament from old rival Mel Gallagher in Coldlido Springs earlier in the summer gained the finals Saturday at Forest Hills 0 ' - Be heat n seeded player naySummers- the N ep 1 I In two seta trimmed Harold T M Guffin the 1951 winner In the quarterfinals fandthen trimmed John Sisson seeded No 2 in the semifinals Saturday '-- t 15-1- - — 6-- David now plays William Maxwell' the No States player In the finals - seeded United 1 r —1- DAVID WHO HAS BEEN instrUnieral in getting so many youngsters back to big time tournaments finally has realized his ambition and will be battling for a nationit title himself Sunday Good luck Dave Observation we didn't take oortymooy reports Rough at liprdthong 9S1-1- 9 lowini vinniute 115000 110000 All N 0 Hardy 2h 3 0 4 Johnson ss 4 2 3 Mrkley 3b 4 0 0 I ' Meet " ' 41v -- d ct - Vold re - I - - - - - -- -' - l Billings - woo 4 Loot —Pet AL I 74----711 toS - - 311 a t duel - - ' : ''7'''''-- - - ''-'- 6409 - 7 ' 410 ' probably will be Softball Congress battl4The- - tilt Was- - a- re one ' fti' wlicounter - - ''n° Bernard- l- - - --- -4 - trier- N igillinko Millie !doh 75 110 ir 115 364 k'alia - I Auld " u al" IA'a d Ing It a t ers I'M" erl e : V alahoma City 496 aaft 71 - $6tUrdarritegutn- -' TorrTnto 27J10hpoter via' 3 ' BAUM° 2 °tri Siontrosil S gu 34R ilays etelan 348414 Sanita --1St Snider York 342 711 New i1 liavana - - Dallas 7 8 Rwhyrond AA1 le svii 329 '' S ytacussp Minneapolis - - Pc Llgt 10 'AA 432 03 153 4641 93 131 3 2A 387 li 122 3Z8 Rbks Mace i alley -14 j 41 — - mip": first-rounc- 7731 '511513I 5-- 0- - I Syu L 111cImon4 4 S'eNer 0 Lemnn L 1 I PT lost 3 Wen Gir-tIrnarliarts"-'1- ondger s Indian hoinokis Yankees -- 12 -- it ' 0 A 2 2 I I I 04 0 2 7 t4 I 1 I 3 5 I I A 0 I 2 0 3 Teats' 33 13 14 Totals 33 10 21 1 Pocatello 010 020 000- -3 Salt 1ko City 000 001 50x-- 41 R—I11110r camen 'Organ gatraila McWilliams Carutherc"Hesse StrichiA 21111— E—Taylor Sle—Jessen 2 NealI Dowum tieeily 2 Striehek Jessen Turk Geed Dr— Strichek Delman Jesson TinuganStr2 ichek-Jeasen 1011—Pocatello IL Salt 110--N-eal Lake Cay 9 L—Neal 7 in O Glenn 5 In 2 ER M &Wilms 3 Neal 5 SO—McWilliams 2 Glenn' Bli—Neal 4 CrIPTITI 1 McWIIUam IIIP—Taylor be McWilliams WP—i-Nea157 II—Rates and Kinamon A- t 21336 t 1111-e- Awe rs Slate g' Nights I 7144 700 With only two more home 79 - I - - - to a grinding stop Sunday will be Uranium at Derks Field with Night - s of uranium to be given away to lucky lank — )111tntiVeTillrfiriT) win- - 10000-stare- mmmmmliM nerrlif be made final garne Of the reguiar season A1U1 Ogden - thr -- - - -- — -- mkm ----- 1F--- z dates the Salt- Lake Bees have arranged for two big attractions before the Pioneer League pennant race comes at- 3 I 20 20 - - i -i 0 Al Ai 3 2 4 2 Carerhre ef 4 4 2 5 0 Hcsitc If 4 Carcron If 4 3 2 0' StrIchelkrur 4 111rutekti11b---B 4--44 Pcsece- Ism an rf 4 2 4 01 Turk c 4 Canino lb 4 A 5 0' Ilerdey rf 3 3 I I 11 Dolman 2h '4( Taylor c Schrmn 3b 3 I 2 3 Imurrilo 3h Neal P 3 I MeWillms p 4 Glenn p I 0 0 ' - Club' as Iwo Plavim GcneraLDepol a 161b 71114 320 Leslie Special IheDenver Class olturday ni ghtintbej'Cational "" Like tourname-nt:o -Itiiiines—Selet 97 C Bator: nt I E ' (doubleheader SPt Streamliner resumed Sunday-TheyiSalt !Ake Otr—Idipt LPoeiilIo i –Sait Lake City attP a °plea at Salt at 0184A - ling for the taaJall Wit Solt Lakok-C11- ! H Sorcery is Estraas rf (11arketeW-i54)-11-1- ! 1-- ItemaTtithirSelldult for lhø Ileoc -- 77 ' Loft throtigh the box to score Turk with the lastxrun o t the game 4 in in 2 4- " ' -- 0 2-- -- aft' Vold l Pioneer League Pennant Race ' 64ey - n - 5 523 oanals Saatt er 7 11— T-- 230 11—Dletad and Ballo 3 4 4 20-3- 0-- g Vold 3 Saalser Flatlets 4 in 13 aU ER—Utley ! l8 1' tla 2 g at Salt 1?lats Today ' frame HERSHEY PA Sept 4 ( 41— defenEmploying Pioneer IsPagfie Pacific Coast League National League American Ikaglie sive play the Philadelphia Pct Behtnd Won Lost Won Lest Pct Behind Pct lohin8 Won Lost lottind Pet Won Lost - Salt- Lake City 76 97 AIR 80 52 594 liollYwond Eagles Sattirday night turned I 48 838 04 New York — 3 L11' 569 83 64 111a 75 561 54 1114ego ril Billings San 5 1:' 507 54 00 711i Brooklyn back the Green "nay— Packers Ve)rolk 1614 513 57 78 12 80 Idaho 558 Falls 411 Oakland Mrs 5HR 54 77 RUA Milisaukee 840 97 49 "0 77 1914 76 493 60 69 Great 535 Falls 112 ex-flpeltoraofto Francisco S3n third 20 2413 for i their 485 Iti 69— 440 75 straight 59 36 1I ( melimati 477 22 76 65 ir'64 72 Maine Valley 504 some Pkrts of the course and 1113 Seattle 21 477 69 61 NH 31e6Ls 439 74 Philadelph ia 2714 Ogden 442 hibition victory before a holiday Bost" 87 69 60 161 69 465 Sacramento 74 488 23 SE Louts 60 77 ' 36 421 435 87 87 2814 53 Pocatello cur6 2:1kt activity taa considerably an 77 tsiA Los Angeles 430 1 Wag° RH weekend crowd of 8124 in Her-I prhatTahcilnxn 150 191 31 418 83 45 Belie 352 31 Portland " 39 88 343 4:1 92 Baltimore Saturday as a result How shey Stadium Saturday's 1tesults Saturday's Results Saturday's kesults Saturday's Results ever SaturdayttVwarm weather Mai leValley 5 Minnie 3 New York U Brooklyn 3 San Francisco F Oakland Detroit 7 Baltimore 4 Great Falls 8 Boise 4 Canadian 'Football Milwaukee 5 Cincinnati 4 ill M- dried the course rapidly and it Philadelphia 4 Roston 3 an Diego I Sacramento O Salt Lake City 6 Pocatello 3 nin1110 Washington 5 New York 3 Idaho Falls 8 Ogden 7 MONTREAL Sept 4 (up) — Los Angeles O should be near-perfefor Sun- tiollywOod Chicago 8 St Louis 5 Cbicaao IL Cleveland 5 1Onle Seattle 08 int14011 Probable Pitchers games scheduled) Portland Quarterback Sam Etcheverry day's finale Sunday's Probable PiteMr4 ' at Sunday's Probable Pitchers ) Cleveland (dareta lee) at Chicago m" Only one ear the Chet Herb- - former University of Denver Salt Lake City York ) New Western at 60 Brooklyn (Podres League 'Idaho Falls tunavallat)le) at ()Brien ert Class E Streamliner ex- - star completed IS of 28 passes (Pierce ) at Detroit (Antonetti Baltimore (KM low L W at petT 015!romell 17111 2 pm:— 1141(41phiI DVehmeler ceeded 200 mph Saturday Le- - good for 268 )ards Saturday to (Miller Maxie 83 7 671 Valley at (unavailable) Pitishurah (Pepper 12i Denver New Yolk (Grim 174) at Washing63 Wilson81 583 Great Falls tWerbach and Schaanler Milwaukeia and Spahn lead of Montreal the to ton Des Alouettes 76thei (McDermott Compton Roy( Neurneyer 7 2 games- 2 Pm and 705 1141 78 and 83 iFooder Cincinnati at 438 1710) and Kemmerer pm Boston 88 Omaha (Brewer 21-a car BOiSO Calif tent the 154 through the 74 537 at Billings banavallabie) triumph over the Ottawa Podbielan at Philadelphia ithshop 38 and l'Pueblo Chicató (follet 87) at kt Louis OViChita 72 stio tunavailable) 3 pm 72 games speed traps on the first run at Rough Riders in a Big Four Dixon — sno tionss Z2 12 mous City 208 it0 80 !Canadian football league game 1tneoln Southern Association— 34211 mph Texas 91 Association League 44 American Colorado Springs to work on! 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L TORONTO Sept 4 LP — The Atlanta Pet) Well Lost 813 SettMare Results the return run Neumeyer 89 68 587 Shreveport 629 90 53 Indianapolis 0 89 New 5g2 s Orbiting Tiger-CatHamilton Tel powerful 53: (11friesho lan 26 Loulaville a"Cini tH)itus9tronm his from 'SI 67 541 79 engine speed held to judging Birmingham a City :M MInneaPOill 77 72 - 5m only three points In the Memphis 250 said he thought he was —near Wichita 5 Ponver 4 Fort Worth BO' 77 510 497' 71 72 78 - 4791 Colurnoue 70 - -- 77 SO Pueblo at COICITIRIO &primp" I son Antonio 490 first -half aught fire in the Chattanooga 74 474 ga R5 s 4 430 ot ram Little Rock rail's 8 3 4 78 68 75 47e games pPd TWO SPORTS ears the 87 418' Toledo 62 third and fourth quarters to Nothvi ile 74 1 471 482 77 NI 69 GI - 407 Kanas City :11 43 94 401 Mabee Special of Midland Guyt whip the Toronto Argonauts Mobile M International League Charleston 'Dallas lasults Saturday's and theAmny Larsen car of tattirday'l Itetylt W L Pet Saturdays Itsults Atlanta O Mobilel M a24 90 !San Antonto & Houston 3 !Toronto Los Angeles both turned2 in I-- ( 11 e n IL New Oritiang 61 Birmingham St Paul " Kanus tity 3& 1 n e IA)ses on ' 1 11 fsgo Ileasinscm B RocheOrr Shreveparte Little Rock 4 41 g Columbuis 6 Loui sville 5 Chattanooga r times of over 170 m IA ot NW-N2 d !L MemnkwakAnahviii — I SpeclaltoThetrLbune BONNEyILLE SALT FLATS UTAHThe nation's hotrod-!tailedens wind up their annual open tournament here Sunday If condition bf the course Improves officials of the National Speed Trials" expect the fastest event times of the week-lon!Weather- - permitting the first racer will head down the btraightaway at 6 am Competition will continue throughout the day THE HEAVY rain of Friday inch of water on left Over-a- icv SF Nault DP—Moore SCItrnttnarill Herring and Nault Ieft—Bnise 9 GI eat TribuncBaseballScoreboard hard-hittin- a 1 7 IA Ni( I s 1954 dlt IN THE SEVENTH Alcli'll- - 0a 010 himself led off with 3 4 hams ' 0 TOP TIMES LOOM 3-- 000-4- P--"'' ii 1953 0 single and went to second on a 5 2 Cl May 3120 IRO 1111 by John Caruthers In try- Jngewrd e 3 1 Tilt Munson If 4 2 10 Schmidt rf 4 0 0 0 ing to bunt Pinky Hesse's pop Francis lb 4 1 0 0'" fly was deflected by Neal but in 1 3 Saatzer p 2 0 a i fair territory and it went for a ci i) base hit to fill the bases i oiiol That marked the departure P I Void Neal in favor of Don Glenn lot 131 Totals 338 24 Totals tie immediately walked S1 ri fog Rog1611i in 7th '— bGrounded out for—Ramis in Ith force in one run and Bats 300 010 002 110 04s-- -0 Falls Red Jessen's sacrifice fly ac- R—JohnsWn Markley Mayo 2 Schuer mann Moore untes! for another A single by 2 Browne Young: Nall itR Enos E—Francia Bam HerJring scored anoth4 and Larry als l 2 Robinson 2 Schuermann Moore !Sault 2 Herring 1seCtley S fielders choice pushed Myers 2 Enos 2101Jonge uaard le r ring SBMoor e Morring S—Banals °cross th e fourth run 0 f the 0 ' PIZ: GREAT FAILS Al Alq1 4 Schrmn cf 1 1 Moore as 5 2 2firowne if 3 2 401 'fauna If 5 lb 2 1 2 0 lloghelli3b 4 1 0 0 aM6Ourn 0 0 8 0 Enos 3b 0 0 0 4 Herring 2b 4 1 4 i 6 6 o o LBang's 0 2 11011111 - - g 8-- 4 ll 28-1- POCATELLO got a run in the second when Skip Kitsman singled and was immediately run down after being picked of first Mickey Taylor was hit by a pitched ball and went to second on a walk to Mgr Ernie Schuerman Willie Neal singled him home and the Tribe was in front in the They stretched it to fifth when Hitch Bergen Pete Estrada and Don Cameron hit Consecutive singles the 'alter scoring both tallies All this time Willie Neal had the handcuffs on the Bee hit four-hitte- Falls Electrics rallied for four runs in the bottom of the eighth here Saturday night to break a tie and take an decision over the Boise Pilots 120000 7 r work- Great ters Ilehad a ing until the seventh In the sixth a walk to Don Strichck 'and a double by Larry Geedey and an infield grounder by Bill Dougan scored one run GREAT FALLS—The 125000 R invaders Eledries Score Late To Top Boise 84 13 0000 4 ' had the point championship 17:6 Saturday for their first vie- NORMAN OKLA Sept' 105000 clinched took charge on the 41 tory of the Big Four football (UP)—The New York Giants 15th lap to grab the main event season gained the Detroit Lions both J00000 of the stock car racing program the ground and in the air but 3 to the world fell victim at the Fairgrounds Saturday Boxing Tule' champion Lions in a charity -- WASHINGTON Sept 4 tdti — 95000 Bob Sedgewick was driving football game here Saturday A move is under way in the a masterful race and well on his National Boxing Assn to set up sway to victory when Boyd -night 90000 A crowd of 24000 watched an ironclad rule requiring every 'Itheas hurdled the west fence the professional e x h i b i t i o n champion to defend his title at and Gordie Hansen plowed into 85000 match in weather at least once every six months the fence the University of Oklahoma's ' against "available"' contenders The results- Trophy dash- - Mark Dra no Dick std first heft Jerry DasOwen Stadium or lose his championship ties RON Mandel beyond heat John Andrew G Putka the NBA shder Koh 'Taylor third heat Bob COLUMBIA SC Sept 4 (RI is going to Sedgewirk Grant Laren i fourth heat president said he fifth 171 —The passing and plaq-kickinRowland Poppy Gates P71 iTt Charles try to get this heat Dick Card Mel Andrus Special— of quarterback George Blanda the Sern11 Berryhill organization's 35tht annual 'Darrell Pulley Hay Ray Here's how attendance Mandet Bob gave the Chicago Bears two of convention main—Jerry Dantrup i n Cl eve an 'Teem —ass Card Main—Dick Jones Harvey two touchdowns and field their Field cc -t Derks ----National Fnot- goals in a 29-2ball League exhibition victory over the Washington Redskins here Saturday night - DAVID FREED l 135000 Card Snares Grid Giants Get 'Yardage'— Stock Chase Dick Card who already Detroit Gets w11 king-siz- e 0 0 (k 3$ 1027 01 Totals 40 14 27 15 out for Barbisan in 8th 020 300 012- -11 Idaho Foils 122 101 000- -7 Opdri R—Elder 2 Oneto 2 Burt 2: Newkirk 2 Italian° Terry Rose 2 Lankford Shields Sarno E—Elder Italian° Sarno 2B—Shieldc FIR—Elder 2 313—Lankford Tretzger 2 McManus Newkirk 2 Vandersee Rose RBI—Elder 3 Terry Parlor Barbisan 2 Newkirk Trefrger Onetà Sarno Rose DP—Hack to Oneto to McManus W—Mann L—Schnelder Left—Idaho Falls 7 Ogden 6 110— Harbison 14 in 7 Mann 0 in 1 SchneiFR— der 11 in Vs Niphall 0 in Barbiran 7 Schneider 8 SO—Schneider 4 Barbiman 13 Mann 1 BB—Off Sehnel 3 der 8 Barbisan IIIPB—Burt ksty1 U—Lu WP—Setinelder behneitier and Ganakaa T-- 250 140000 5-- 1 Totals BEEIBILSINESS second straight in the crucial series between the two clubs Meanwhile in the American the Cleveland InLeague dians maintained their three-gam- e 1dge over the New York Yankees as both clubs lost The: Tribe booted- away an decisTon-T- o the Chicago White Sox and the Yankees bowed to Washington 0000 — 0 0 0 11NuithalLp MannP aMaria vIt— Left— Bernard Hedrick and Bonaparte Magic Valley fli Billings 9 SO—Tessin 7 Grunwald 0 BB—Tessin 2 GrunWald IL ER—Tessib 3 Grunwald 4 wp— Tenin Grunwald 2 HPB—Bonaparte and Dunn T(by Tesium 155 A-- 1162 dugout watching Giants Polo Grounds Saturday gloom as they sit in score seven runs at a 2 Robinson 5181—Lemmell Sinq5tifald WimphotA of-o- -- - -' f - I ) - - - Russets' Rally Tips Red Test Ill loreouauocnchdeedr ' I - 1:000"- "- e i -- I I it : ::tf''" t 41 1 ' 6-- 3 ' 8-- - 0' Yz 401 A -- - 41- '""!-- 1 ' ' - ' ' : : 1 ' - : - t ' ft ' - 00 I - - : A ' or ''' '1'''' II- --- i ' ' ' -- f - - 4- 4 re ---- I 1 '''''44--""4- 'woe:" losses ' T 1 N l ' ' e Le 1 1 By Jack Schroeder Special to The Tribune BILLINGS — Magic Valley's Tribune Sports Writer champions I rampaging Cowboys dealt a seSprinting to the wire with the dignity of true to vere leaped out wino front of the Pioneer Lake I3illings pennant jolt - ' Ltheea gSoael Sgaatmuerds ahyy yB Pocatello while 11i race belting plans here Saturday night tak trI T00w ing a 53 decision from the Billings succumbed again to Magic Valley 5:3: So now with three gamest locals before a crowd of 14I play the magic number for the which braved threatening t Buzzers is two Thatl means that weather to see the game '''' the Bees win two of their Elmer Tessin set the Mush--if remaining games they'll be tangs down with eight hits to And crowned league kings S best Al Grunwald on the' 414 should the Hive win Sunday ''s —mound although Grunwald hit and Billings lose the Bees will a home run in his own behalf 8-- 7' i wrap the whole thing up then In sixth runs with the three 8 ' ' SATURDAY the Buzzers used le The Tribune ED McDADE started the familiar tactics on :DStsPeEctal — Falls Idaho a Rud'ssG with was to left tphoecill:te01110d rally single 0Tvehre They spotted them one run in sacrificed to second and movedl 2 to third as Grunwald walked the eighth and two in the ninth three earlya runs and then raced Tessin and Bob Will lie came to come from behind and defeat back with big inning to scuttle L' here the Bannocks in a manner to home on a wild pitch just be- the Ogden Redlegs i which they are becoming acfore Bob Lemma struck° a Saturday night customed in one had ' i" rule double which thsThesecloocoadl! secaocrhed ' - --Sunday will be the finale of in the two 1 i into the right field ' the series in a big Uranium t I second and third andsingletons s t A e z atelk in the fourth and sixth for their Night Show This time Burt ru t - "I ileac! The Russets kept plugging Barkelew will go to the hill run in oh ri meds e:f) gado iannd erG with two in the second after his 16th victory and he'll away $ to got probably be opposed by Al in the fourth and three i ac eh choice a t h e veteran Shields Neuenswander frame In ninth that Ben Sinquefield's single on the Pocatello left righthander in doubled off the fence MAGIC VALLEY BILLINGS club All ft 0 A and Sarna singled AS H 0 A! home him ' 4 2 3 0! Davis rf Will cf 5030 Stan McWilliams went the Lernmil 3b 4 3 1 2! Bernard3b 5 1 2 4 ' Mateosky and McManus walked ' t Robinsn If lb 54 I 101 0!Oi bingulid cl 5 2 1 0 to load the bases Sarna came route for the Bees and although Hooka 3 3 Dapper c 72 he was tagged for 12 hits was - N tileGeknrt 4 0 3 thlionprte 21b 3 2 7 0 Mime on Rose's sacrifice fly - ipo McDade 2b 4 1 1 2 Wileox3b 3 0 2 2 IDAHO FALLS effective enough in the clutch l0(11111N ' Gonsalvs c 2 0 7 11Knorzer If 3 0 0 1 A$ 14 0 A and AS H 0 Al three 1 1! Hedrick as 4 1 0 5 0 got 3 sterling double 1 2 0 5 1 tir is Rickey Shields If 4 2 Elder ef : : 3 0 0 4: Grunwald p 4201 Hack 2b Tessin p 5 0 3 2 Lankford If 5 1 1 1 plays from his infield to erase 1 4 2 1 2 5 2NeWitirk lb Sarna3b 34 0 1711 threats He was Yeiisls 34 10 27101 Teals Mteoskyrf 4 0 2 OlTretzgerrf 5 3 3 0 Bannocks TOO 013 000— 8 Magic Volley MeMnus lb 4 1 8 0Terry os 10 hits in the first 5219 for ? banged 110 A0- 1-8 4 2 3 I 4 3 2 01Paylor3b Rom a Sillittt met)01 0 3b 5 1 30 five frames but settled down WIledDea'cleiresTsil BerWareAnwemaindl qi "e ?trines t 02 57 3iVndrsee 5 2 11 Italian° e 31 cox 2B—Will Lemmell Hooks HR— Barblsonp 3 1 0 OSchneIdrp 4'0 1 I after that point to handcuff the t ' e ! -- 4'- mit ' lel fg ' '' - 't - 44 -- " t I1 t 11'Le 1 ' ' tr' - 4 - - - ' -- ' N ' '' ' 7 A — "1 t 4 1 A t t - - filer we wrote the gloomy forecast -- - ' 'I t ' ‘ 0' 1 r' ' - 4 v '''' 4 Worse the high school graduates were giving BM some- - r - thing of the fishy stare they were cagey about signing up to 11: enroll in a school where football was being kicked around as ) football never was intended to be kicked arourici :: ' i ' 4 A k frosh staff rallied to grab several sought-afteThis year Chick believes he has the best sophomore team he has coached since coming to th'e BTU - e' t 1 ie ‘ ti 1- o - t I the who had been It was Just a year ago that Chick was fA' V - s PROVO — Chick Atkinsorvisone guy who believes in the 11(lom that "it's always darkest just before tke dawn" - tr t ' ' ' - Barkelew Gets Call Tonight rokes-Detelt Ponies to Stun Hopes -- 'l SpOlISY : 3this01 ( k - 0 1 I ' I I - Au I Modney's7 ''1'it) !" 0 -- ' ' Ali e“irtq ' - ' ----- -- ' - - Call 57511 i ' - ' To! 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