| Show 16 Sinn Tr 1jt gakt Zeibunt- Friday May 10 1946 - Bosox Whip Og&n Cards Chisox for Win Over 14 Straight! Boise T F M - PIONEER LEAGUE 3 5 625 Twin Falls 3 571 4 Salt Lake 4 3 571 Ogden 4 3 429 Boise 3 429 4 Idaho Falls BOSTON May 9 (11P)--Th- e Boston Red Sox increased their American league lead to four and a half games Thursday by defeating the Chicago White Sox 7 to 5 i f for their 14th straight victory The Red Sox now have swept every kerne of their first season series with all the western teams and only the Washington Senators were vot met during the string Boston hit hard in the early innings to win Thursday scoring all their runs in the first four Innings with most'of the damage done to lefty Ed Lopat Bobby Doerr's two-ru- n homer proved to be the margin of victory since the Red Sox got only one hit in the final five innings Chicago with 15 hits to 11 for Boston was a threat until the last out With two men on base and two men out pinch hitter George Dickey hit a long foul that missed being a homer by only a few feet Mace Brown who relieved Jim Bagby in the seventh then struck Dickey out ' J 2 he of tt'M - I 1 1 $'' QUARTET OF BIG GUNS IN RED SQX ATTACK Here are four of the heavy hitters whose prowess with the cudgel has put the Boston Red Sox atop 1 I the American league From left to right Rudy York Ted Williams Bobby Doerr Dom DiMaggio Athletics Tip Tribe Braves Rally in Twelfth To Whip Chicago 5 to 2 7-- 6 two-gam- I 92 (4) double-pla- y Pve the Braves their first two st e vaenn 1 If Si t IV! tkl'aea4 128 g VI I runs and then opened the gates lAtZigeren Heusser p 0 0 0 0 )TtRromeba ardi 0 0 0 to the decisive three-rup rally 81 8 ItcyVbiftylin I when a ball became tangled in the webbing of his glove and let John- - EliiittremnrSki ? ? g ry Hopp score on a double steal adesgyet: 2 g Stu Hofferth's single then drove Totali 3812 24 &Totals “ZIS 11 27 17 aRan for Herman In 9th in two more bRan for Anderson in 8th g g 1 l'Alo"(ilerre pill n 11 AB H 0 A 5 2 5 3 Eyan 23 5 0 1111 Yiopp 10 Holmes rt 5 2 4 Cfl Fern der as 5 0 4 3 4 0 3 1 Howell If &Ma st 1 0 0 01 1 0 1 01 Culler Si Gt w'tr cf 5 1 2 Hofferth C 5 3 4 0 Roberge 3b 6 2 0 3 Wallace p 4 0 2 Oi P00011 AB Chicago Lowrey 3b 4 20 6 stringer Waitkus lb 6 It 5 Cavarta Parke et 5 NicAVson rf 5 C 3 Lly'ston bMerulio McCulgh c 1 Jurges ss 3 Schmitz p 4 Xush p Chipman p 0 H 0 2 1 0 2 1 9 1 2 2 4 A 4 0 1 0 1 0 3 0 1 9 0 0000 0 3 1 irjo ' eOstski Prim p - 1 3 4 0 0 2 0000 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0001 0000 for Roy in 5th dBatted for Hatters In 7th 000 030 031- -7 Brooklyn 021 022 10x- -8 Cincinnati Errors—Reese Hatton Runs Summary batted in—By Stanky Herman 3 Reiser West Walker Reese 3e Frey Hatton Her3 Miller hits—Stanky Horne Three-base manski hit—Frey Double play Hatton West runs—Reese Strikeouts —Stanky to Reese to1 Stevens —By Roy 3 Batten Casey 2 Heusser Bases on balls—Off Roy 2 Batten 1 Casey 1 Branca 1 Andrews 3 Reusser 1 Hits—Off Wild Batten pitches—Roy 2 Casey 4 in 4 innings Batted Roy 3 in 1 Branca none in 1 Andrews 10 in Heusser 2 in 1 7 Winning pitcher —Andrews Losing pitcher—Batten Left on bases—Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 8 Time eBatted Two-bas- n p S Totals 46 10 36 11 Fleming Totals a Ratted for Rowell In 10th 43 36 14 bRan for Livingston in ninth for Chapman in llth —2:41 Foinon 000 200 000 003- -5 OW 200 000 000- -2 Cbwago 1 Summary: Error — Ryan MoPO Low-re- v Cavaratta 2 Runs batted in—Gillenstar Roberge Lowrey Parket Hotterth 2 9 PITTSBURGH (UP)— May ao base hita—Parko Livingston Home rin—Lowrev Stoien bases—Lowrey Hopp The New York Giants battered Holmes Saerifices—Livingston Jurges- three Pittsburgh pitchers for 11 Double plays—Rowell to Ferminloop tier Pirko to McCullough Beg on balls hits and a 6 to 1 victory Thurs3 Prim 2 Hits—Orr Schmitz in 9 innings none out in 10th) Kush day ID In 113: Chipman 1 in 1 23 Home runs by Johnny Mize and vviki riich—Schrnitrz Losing pitcher—Prim the 2-- 3 3 Giants 6 Bues 7-- Per-ric- k GromPk 4 In 4 PodSt IA)11101 MIRO 2 in 1: Newsom 7 in 3 Knott gajny Zarilla If —2 2 in 1 2 in 4 Hit by Mcuillen If 2 11 1 2 Christopher Knott (Fleming) 'Winning Grace rf pitcher—By 5 0 3 Gromek Lueadllo 3b 4 1 2 Judnich et 3 I 4 Berardno 213 3 I 3 Chrtelmn as 5 1 1 Stevens lb 4 2 It Mancuso c 5 2 3 5 2 0 Potter p 2-- 3 3 PREPS SETTLE TITLE TODAY er - 7E - e MMiNTiZc2:9iK4G434161r-'7A-T'7-- - 4r 4 4 - l'' rPe' tittJ0713‘ 4 LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! 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P'erson If 1 Ralasel rf 11 Bonomi 3b 1 Leyden p 1 aLoeffter IProwse p 0 9 1 1 0 1 3 2 4 4 01 k 2 D O O 1 Ci 1 0 0 4 2 1 2 2 0 0 5 1 1 0 ) 0 0 0 2 110 xxtenaen Totals 10 D 6 27 12 !32 Totals 34 10 27 x1Ratte4 for Leyden in eighth ninth in Prowse xx for Batted Totals 38 12 27 5 Totals 32 4 27 14 Pocatello 000 002 220- -6 aBatted for Wade in eighth t 000 001 010- -2 Twin Fails St Louts 030 000 030- -8 2 Biller Ha Borich Errore—Antonall New York 010 000 000- -1 Insist Leyden Btoleti bases—Chancey Loef- Di Maggio Vinaummary: Errors—Mancuso t tier Leyrer 2 Grimes Runs batted In—Stevens 2 bladh Borich Twobase hits— 2 Paredes Mancuso Keller Potter Mcuillen JudnIch Runs batted in—Chancey Remus Loewe e hits — Lucadello Berardino Hemus Phillips 2 Hills 2 Leyrer Double Grimes Potter Three-bas- e hits—Stevens — Bonomi Radtke Biller Innings Home runs—Stevens Keller plays Mancuso S Prowse 1 Hill 7 23 Double play—Etten to Rizzuto to GetteL pitched—Leyden 1 victory to Hills Charge Base on balls—Off Gettel 7 Potter 1 Kelly to13 Credit Hits batted off—Leyden defeat Leyden Wade 1 Strikeouts—By Gettel 3 Potter 10 Hills 4 Kelly 2 Runs scored off—Ley2 Gettel 8 In 7 Innings 6 Hills 2 Puns responsible for—LeyZuber 1 In 0 (pitched to one batter' off (in 1 out Struck 5 Hills den by—Leyden 7 Wade 1 In Russo 2 In off Losing 2 Hills 7 Kelly 0 Sages on balls Time-2- :11 Pitcher—GetteL Attendance Prowse 8 Hille 5 'Left on bases— off—Leyden —13251 Pocatello 13 Twin Fails 8 Game started at 10:35 Umpires at R p mo Gam ended Donett Attendance-8- 56 —Donated 9 Nats 8lierittePe----Ant013111- Two-bas- 3 2-- 1- - 8 Tigers WASHINGTON May 9 (UP)— Eddie Mayo's single to right in the 12th inning with the bases loaded gave the Detroit Tigers a 9 to 8 victory over the Washington Nationals Thursday and dropped the losers into fifth place in the American league pennant race In the Washington half of the 12th Stan Spence tripled and scored on Mickey Vernon's long fly but there the counterattack loog-awalte- no-h- Poratello PIONEER LEAGUE BIG' SIX played May 8) Pet Bits AB 682 15 22 500 18 30 429 12 28 9 21 429 409 22 9 393 11 28 (Including games Rotzell Pocatello Stanton Idaho Fall Robbe Ogden McNulty Idaho Falls Owens Boise Klein Ogden was told to report to Twin Fails ( it's sr of the Pioneer Yankee farm team league The slim righthanded ehoeker stated that he wired Maury Doerr president of the Twin Falls club Thursday montine but had received no enntract Or terms Enlineri1011 said "If they (Twin Falls) don't give me enough dough then I'll one of probably wind up playing withsummer" the semipro teams here this game Bmmertatin toil- a P4an to Shreveport and lost Antonio in only decisions with Beaumont this spring 0 0-- 3 AB H 7 3 4 H 0 1 1 A 2 6 2 2 Mayo 2b 0 0 1 1 4 1 Cosay ct 6 11 6 3 Moore If 6 3 5 0 1 7 5 5 110 lb O 1 ornberg Mullin rt 3 2 0 0 ClInblne rt 2 1 1 1 4 5 Outlaw 3b 6 2 0 1 6 2 1 5 1 Tebbetts e 6 3 3 1 4 1 1 0 i Overmire p 4 O Benton p 0 0 0 0 0 Caster p 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 White p 0 O 0 Trout p 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 &Wakefield 1 O 0 OSanfotd O 0 0 zBinks 1 1 0 0 bliiggina I Totala 53 15 38 19! Trta1 52 13 36 18 Batted for Benton In 10th bBattert for Caster In 12th gRatted for Hudson in seventh gRatted for Kennedy in ninth 010 020 103 002- -9 Detroit 100 101 004 001- -8 Washington summary: Errors—Lake Mayo Mullin Overmire Lewis Priddy Kennedy Runs batted in—VernonCosi-- 2 Tehhetta Lake 2 Moore Travis Heath Priddy Mc Lewia May 2 Two-bit- s Binkc Rohertion la w Moore Spence Greenberg Heath Rinks Tebbetts Three-bas- e hits— Tehhetts Stolen bases—Torres Spence HudMayo Robertson RIVIPS on balls—Off son 2 ore Mese ling 2 Masterson 1 Strike 2 Kennedy 1 otatt—O'vermire 3 Hudson Niggeiing 1 Wilson 1 Cater 1 Hits— Off Overmire 9 in 8 13 Benton 2 In 23 Caster 0 in 2 White 2 in 13 Trout 0 In 23 Hudson 9 In 7 Kennedy 2 In 2 I Niggeling 1 In 113 Wilson 2 In 1 Masterson 1 In 21 Winning pitcher— AttendanceCaster Losing pitcher—Villson -10377 Time of frame-2- :50 p1000 hitit--O- UTAH WILD LIFE FEDERATION - Chaffin Hammer—Tally Stevens Hat Hardcastle and Paul Allsman i AINIERICAN ASSOCIATION NPW Chattanooga 4 Nasovi Miami& 9 4 Birmingham Little Rock Cleveland Philadelphia 6 6 13 18 PITTSIAIRGH May S (UP)— Sewell Pittsburgh Pirates star who collapsed from a gastrointestinal attack in Alla lOth inning of a game against the Brooklyn Dodgers last Sunday was released from St Francis hospital Thursday but will not rejoin the Bucs for two weeks TEXAS LEAGUE Irort Worth 17 Shreveport 4 14nuEton 11 Oklahoma City 1 Dallas 2 Beaumont 1 Tulsa 5 EtiLTI Antonio 8 COUGARS SEEK REVENGE BEI Netters Meet Redskins On Provo Courts Today In singles for the Y Dixon saki John Hyde Chase Allred and Doug Busterud will be worked in with singles men to form the doubles teams PROVO—Brigham Young university's tennis team looking for its first victory of the season will tangle with University of Utah netters Friday at 2 p rn on the Provo Tennis club's clay courts just north of the Timp ball park according to Coach Fred (Buck) Dixon of the Cougars The Cougars will be see4cing revenge for a 2 defeat on the Utah courts earlier in the season Coach Dixon's netters also lost to Utah 3 in their only other State interevilegiate match Bud HarmonMill Mangum and Keith Wilson will probably play Coach Theron Parmelee of Utah announced that his traveling squad Friday would consist of the fol- lowing netters: Bobby Koch Bob Lence Conway Dearden Lee Hammel Vernie Swenson Dick Dorton Bob Williams Bill Johnson Don Glacorna Spence Simons and 5-- 4-- Herb Hardy Just how the players will be lined up was not announced a 'I 47 fr 7 IL e- - 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:q a i MOMIE2MWMWMR47MV4S OGDEN—Traekmen of the In termountaln Junior Collegiate Athletic conference are priming for their 16th annual track and field meet scheduled for the Brigham Young university stadium Friday at 2 p tn The Jaycee meet is being run oft this year for the first time sines 1942 It was last held the spring following 'Pearl Harbor but was on a small scale Competition tennis is also slated for the "Y' courts the same day A BASEBALL SCOREBOARD AMERICAN LEAGUE VV L Pct 870 3 20 Boston 682 7 15 New York 545 12 10 Detroit 429 9 12 St Louis 421 8 11 Washington 389 7 11 Chicago Wits Letus441 ra - AB Wash 4 31Torres 3b 6: Robertsn 3b 2 0 Lewis rt 6 Oi lipener et 6 2 Vernon lb 6 0 Heath If 6 0! 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Tribune Ole INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH STATE Two-mile—I- Marhis United Stateu tour in 1945 of Memphis scored the first garet Gunther eouthern gott chamupset In the women's with a pionships Thursday victory over defending Champion Louise Sugxa motion Six picture cameras 'mounted on covering every part of high towers and the race track are being installed at Delay ware park for the meetting beginning May 20 is Thomas heavyweight Negro Johnny over Johnny Co lan in their favored at night at St Nicholas Friday arena a William Hells' Finis of 13lue Larkspur carne tram daughter behind to win the $6000 added ?Amadora handicap at Belmont 'Thursday Gee Walker veteran major league base-bailsigned Thursday as a coach with Western Golf the Cincinnati Reds canceled Assn qualifying round in western for May 21 open tournament scheduled handball champ Joe Platak nine times downed Bob Brady in quarterfinads maten Thursday and Betty Wicks were tied Patty Berg at the end of 36 holes in the Thursday California medal play championnorthern ship at Monterey Country club ended Detroit Lake is Provo Tourney !hReed K Swenson Weber col:ese et lc director and chairman of the r ference track comma tee has announce officials for the meet and standing conference records Officials! are provided be Y U Meet director is Floyd Mibet Other officials follow: Starter and referee Dale Pcofleid: an nouncer Charles J Hart clerks of course Klitot Cameron John Jensen quipmt et Reed N kiArn Alma Garrett: marl& al Ger—Tom Mooney Jay Childs Frank- don corer Hawkins James WYsr:Aso: -lin Jolley John Smith Half-miletimers C I Jensen Gien Simmons Dein Dixon Dave Crowton Judges of finish John Dixon Ralph Erickson Boyd Lloyd Whttiock Meeks liskiiiday LeRoy CuStansfield Mile — Richard Kilty P411 Lee Brooks Marlon Newberre Glen Ken Staffs Les 6snnon: Tom Moulting Virgil VanCott Sheen:afdinspector' and toweis Charles Little hot first Hard-castl- e 'Vol Hal Don Brirnhall Frank Witney Owen Phelps Don Boehure Hrm Longburst Bob Green Dave Hudson DiNon Mills director of field events Reed Robert Jespersen Hurdle races— )Lke Niisen: director of tennis Fred Dixon Records in the conference: Fred Sheffield Reed Grant Ben ft 912 itt Lewis shot pot- -44 Hathaway Pole vault—Lawrence (1940) Pole vaillt-- 13 ft 1111 in Swan Meva ft 1 in Palmer Jim Woodward Javelin— (1941) High jurrtp-w--t run — Dixie 1928 McGregor Allan Davis and Ted Green Shot-pu- t 4:35 5 Havens Ricks (1940)Mile440—:49 9 Ricks (1941t 100- -10 Thqmas and discus — 'LaMar Naegle Jaussi Dircus-- 136 ft Weber Valve 1941) Jim Woodward Tally Stevens Mesa (1938) Ugh hurd1es—:153 Thorn Weber (1941) High jump—Reed Grant Fred as ft (1937) Broad 1limp- -22 Sheffield Jim Woodward R L Vt'estminster In Meir Westmloater (1937) Two-bas- e 4101 5 I "'Men lb I Grimes 2b O O 0 no-ri- nine-innin- RN) stmt MAIL ORDERS New York AB 11 Rizzuto se 4 0 Strnwas 3b 0!Ronrich rt 4 0 3 Diiidaggo et 4 0 O Kelier It 3 1 A O O 50 Tents sleeping balm portable If camp furniture It's for the outdoors SHOP for the t0IFE'S FIRST finest quality at lowest prices In town! no-hi- Kling and Bates Tribune Poise for competition for the collegians aside from their appearance at the B Y11 relay carnival Coach Ike Armstrong announced Thursday that he would take his complete squad leaving Salt Lake via bus at 9 a m The 'Utah tracksters and the events In which they will participate Friday follow: Sprints—Jack Lowder Wes Thomasson Dick Holt& 440 yards 8-- no-h- it Colleges The only dual college track and field meet of the season will be at Logan Friday with Utah and Utah Aggie thinclads matching ability The meet will start at 2 p with the hammer throw and will be followed by other field events track starting at 2:30 o'clock The events will commence at 3 o'clock Friday's tilt will be the first real 0-- 0) Two-bas- 3 6-- 1-- 0) c3 p0 2-- 1-- 0) 1-- 0) perfect- Jack Attendance-13- 632 pm 2-- 3 Graham highlighted Giant attack on Elwyn Roe who ' gave tip eight hits and five runs Reds 8 Dodgers 17: Things were in pretty much of a before retiring for a pinch-hittmuddle Thursday night as to her MI erNCINNATI- May 9 (UP)— after five innings Graham's homer the Hig late championship baseball between South high of Salt Lake game and The Cincinnati Reds won a came with a man on base )denwould postponed Thursday because of AB H 0 A H 0 A1 Pirates tumultuous game from the Brook- Giants :lb AB be played gain 11 1 2 5 5 1 2 2 Rigney Handley sb Ernest M He MOO assistant superincf 4 2 6 01 Guatine 2b 4 1 2 4 lyn Dodgers Thursday 8 to 7 as Rucker tendent of schools in Salt Lake (Hy Gordon If 4 1 0 01 Kiner if 3 1 2 0 the Reds' Lonnie Frey tied a Mize said that weather the game 4 0 2 0 5 2 7 01 Elliott rf lb would be played atpennitting 3 p in at Derks Lombardi c 4 1 4 01 Fletcher lb 4 1 9 1 major league record for assists Warren field here However Milt Mecham c 0 0 2 01 Barrett cl 4 0 1 0 11 with Tiger diamond mentor said Thursday 2 1 8 0 Graham rf 4 2 4 01 Salkeld c that efforts were still made night 2 0 1 0 2b 2 0 1 2 Zak as Blattner Cincinnati was off to a three-ru- n Rorr to u‘e John Aff leek park in being am 4 2 1 3 Brown st Ogden for 2 1 1 0 the lead largely on Max West's Volatile p 3 1 0 1 Roe p 1 0 0 1 fray two-ru- n aGoscarart 1 1 0 0 Whn South High Mentor Jimmy homer but Brooklyn tied Gilbert wag contacted tho Bahr p Cub :0001 1 0 0 0 bRumotell hoot saId that hie boys were genial the count in the fifth The Reds willing to for the title Gerhauier play "anyplace anytime" came back in their half of the fifth 1 000 ceolman p0011 to get two runs on Grady Hatton's Totals 71 25 12 27 34 7 27 10 Totals homer and added three more in &Batted for Ros in 5th bBatted for Bab tin 7th —Mize Graham the next two innings But Peewee Sacrifice hita—Blattner cBatted for Gearhauser In 9th Gordon Voteelle Double play—GeerReese got three runs for Brooklyn NPW York 001 131 000--- 6 heaueer and Fletcher Left on bases—New 100 000 000--- 1 York 7 Pittaburgb 9 Eases on balls— in the eighth with a home run Pittsburgh Rune Error—Barrett 2 batted in— Vo Iselle 3 Roe 2 Strikeouts—Roe 'with two on base and pushed Fletcher MiZP Ile 2 Wise 2 Voisciie 4 Bahr 1 Gearheauser 1 Graham Hite- -'I htta—Rucker 2 Hand- off Roe 8 in 5 innings: Bahr 2 in 1: the seventh run across in the Rucker ley Coscarart Salkeld grown Home 'runs Gearheauzer 2 in 2 Losing pitcher—Roe Time-- 237 1-- 0) 3 p0 2 2 0) PHILADELPHIA May 9 (UP) —Splendid relief hurling by Russ attack on Christopher and a it four Cleveland hurlers gave the Philadelphia Athletics a 6 triumph in the final game of the series Thursday Russ Derry recently acquired from the Yankees came out of a Browns 6 Yanks 1 hitting slump to lead the victors' NEW May 9 (UP)— attack with three doubles Hank Two three-ru- YORK n innings one of them Edwards hit his third homer for the Indians and Lou Boudreau his featured by successive homers by Chuck Stevens and Frank Manfirst Indians AB H 0 Al Athletics AB BOA cuso carried the St Louis Browns Casa If 5 3 2 0 to a 6 to 1 5 I I 01 Derry If victory over the New Lemon cf 5 1 4 Oi Peck 5 3 0 0 rf Rocco lb1 O 1 11 Caulfield ss 5 1 4 2 York Yankees Thursday behind Fleming lb 2 O 3 Oi Stainbk et 4 Nelson Potter's four-hi- t Edwards rt5 2 0 01 McQuinn lb 4 120 pitching 171 Boudreausa 5 I 22iRosar Stevens' homer—his first in the 230 Ross 3b —4 2 5 0 HaIl 2b Lollar c4 1 6 01 Kell 3b !4 046 major leagues—followed a single 342 O 0 01 Newsom Mack 2b1 000 by Mark Christman Mancuso hit p2 Meyer 2b3 2 1 11 Knott Allen Gettel's next pitch into the O 0 Oi Cbristopbr p 2 000 Black 011 Ferrick 110 stands aMonaco p11 000 PGromek Two errors by the usually 001 bWoodling p11 000 -fielding Joe Di Maggio led to Podgajny p0 000 the other three St Louis runs In Totals 39 11 24 51 Totals 38 14 27 12 the Di Maggio a Batted for Ferrick in 4th eighth Inning bBatted for Gromek In 8th and the Mancuso's dropped fly Cleveland 200 220 000- -6 on PotBrownie catcher scored 510 001 00x- -7 Philadelphia ter's double Potter then scored Error—Me Quinn Runs batted in—Caulfitici Mc Quinn Hall Kell 2 Stainback Di Maggio fumbled Glen McPeck Edwards 2 Lollar Meyer Boudreau when e 2 and Mc Quillen 3 XH Quillen's Ferrick hits—Derry Peck Rome Lollar Case Home runs— crossed on single Walt Judnich's hit Edwards Boudreau Left on bases—Cleveland 8 New York's only score came In 8 Base on balls- -1 off Christopher Off Black Philadelphia 1 Struck out —Ferrick 2 Gromek 4 Newsom 2 Knott the second on Charley Keller's 1 Hits—Off Black 5 in home run innings 3 In 2 14-h- DUST 2 375 Aglie Junior 11(e Logan Contest Scheduled to Start at 2 p It was Clayton Lambert who pitctr--t- o served up that home-ru- n Pinchhitter Don Padgett WednesSalt Lake at Idaho Falls day as the Burns edged the Cincinpostponed rain in 10 innings nati Reds S Lambert toiled for the Ogden Reds Friday's Probable Pitchers at Ida- in 1941 Salt Lake (Kelly Jack Graham Kearns 8:15 Eagles boss in 1945 belted a home ho Falls (Turpen run with a man on for the New at Twin York Giants Thursday to give Bill Pocatello (Kelly 8:15 p m Falls (Carlson Voiselle a 1 victory over the at Boise Pittsburgh Pirates' Ogden (Lew 8:15 p tyi Toledo Mud Hens manager Don (Ison Gutteridge is sold On Fred SanTribune Leaned Wire BOISE—The Boise Pilots suf- ford Salt Lake City toproductabout say fered their second disappointment Gutteridge had this "Sanford was in two nights here Thursday night Freddie recently: The locals scheduled first home with Toledo before the war you appearance Wednesday night was postponed because of rain And then came Thursday night The TOP JOB "first local appearance" was Ida—P 1 loop pretty rorctruto Hellion' was pouring through the staged all right but it was spoiled Jack Pioneer files Thursday to check as the Ogden Reds hammered out on past league t bail games in the eireult There appeared to he nothing in the an 2 decision of the circuit to match Jim The Reds blasted over three runs history Arnold's 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Litatn 323 5 3 4-t- ' ill DIAMOND Thursday's Results Pocatello 6 Twin Falls AS H 0 AI Boston AB H 0 A Chicago Moses et 5 2 1 0 Cibrson 3b 5 3 1 2 2b 5 3 4 41 Pesky as— 5 2 2 4 Williams It 3 1 4 0 Wright rt 4 2 3 Appling as 5 2 1 61 Doerr 2b 4 1 2 S Jones 4 110 0 lbIf 4 2 10 0 York lb 5 0 0 0 DiMggio et 3 0 5 0 Hodgin 3b 4 2 0 3 McBride rt 4 0 1 0 Tresn e 5 2 5 0 MeGah e 5 1 2 1 2 0 0 0 Bagby p 3 2 0 0 Lopat p 1 1 0 0 0 Brown 0 0 1 Rigney p p 1 0 0 01 sTrosky Emith p 0 0 0 01 s 1 0 0 01 bDickey Totals 37 11 27 14 Total 42 15 24 131 &Batted for Rigney in 7th bBatted for Smith in 9th Score by innings: 001 120 100-- -5 Chicago Boston 131 200 000- -7 2 Runs Errors—Lodigant Summary: batted in—Doerr 3 Bagby 1 Williams Culberson Wright Koiloway Hodgin 'ofligiani Tresh (Culberson scored on Lodigiant's error in 2nd) Left e on bases —Boston 7 Chicago 13 hits —York Moses Wright Culberson Jones Three-bas- e hit— Kolloway Lodigiani Dome run—Doerr MeGan Base on balls—Off Baby 2 off Brown 1 off 1 1 Struck off Rigney hopat Brown 2 by Lanat 2by Rigney out—By 2 Double play—A Hits— Off Lopat 9 in 3 innings off Rigney 1 In 3 innings: off Smith 1 in 2 innings off Bagby 13 to 6 innings: off Brown 2 in 2 Innings Winning pitcher— LosIng pitcher—Lopat Bagby 44 I? — Pocatello— jaysees FFt:iS 11i Toflily C:11a'h' M 09 |
