Show 18 I illibunt Zile Za It Cake Friday June 7 1946 Dodgers Top Pirates by Twin Falls Tips Salt Lake 0 - f 1 ii 41 e ' 11 4viv ststt free-hittin- -- f ' lo ties only thing of interest as tne eitimatd erlied of etettu Salt tans were concerned was the anboorieetnent by Manager Joe vrengo Wet would go to booby co tor the locals to the final game theUIrewoundetwont Dome stand Friday night el True winners started the scoring in the tOruit blast ott starting Loonud wno gave up the Cattritno garb Thursday night to team anti took over the mound chorea off witil a striate tt iiittner Arnold ted aa Out on a pop it) to Rootscenter DA4001Ion a fteider's saute Wittig Willa tosafe Dill Azevecto in choice Leyer flied out I4 Heilet $ probaoly the best tignt eau's-bas- e clouter in the circuits came a with slashing single to lett thrOugh oconc4 Arnoid Who had 'one to third On s error bhreve Viittig scored a bobby moment lazer when Leonard uncorked a telA pitch Omer Patterson sent one of 1eonard's fast balls over the left field wail as be leg off In he fourth The winners tallies in the picked a couple of morewas out Cabral when alter Wittig title Henson to Layer Singled through the box luid stole second Healet strolled Jeanon was out Cabral to Henson and the runners advanced Patterson smashed a double to left center scoring Leyrer and iteol Chas (Cy) Castro relieved Leonard at the tart of the sixth and sat the winners down en order in his first Inning of duty however the romping Cowpokes scored CDS to the seventh aa Leyfer led oft with blow to center went to third a two-plgs Babe Jenson fiew out to Aztvedo and socired on Bobby Shreve' second error of the night Castro walked Arnold to open the eighth Arrioid was forced at second katitee was safe on a lieider's choice Witt ig singled iiestet Leyrer walked "worms Radtke and Wittig Jensingo-on envied to drive Leyrer across the tatter to eomplets the scoring tor Twin Leo Lopez came on in the ninth after third a With 11 0001 5-- I 4031 - Totals 42 17 27 141 Totals 35 11 27 13 xBatted for Ramazzotti in 9tk in Iltb zBatted for zzBattect for Lopez fLiboata In 6th zzzBattecl for Gerheauser in 8th 001 090 003- -13 Brooklyn 001 040 030- -- 8 Pittsburgh summary: Errors—Cox Gustine Behr man Runs batted In—Stevens Galan 3 WakerL Whitman Elliott 2 Anderson 2 Reese Herman Russell 2 (Wein Baikal& Two-baBrown bite—Sewell Stanky Home Galan Baker run—Ruzaell se nky Double plays—Cog to Gus-tin- e to Fletcher to Stanky to Stevens 2 Wanks toRom Reese to Stevens Zak to Gustine to Fletcher Left on bases- -Base on balls Brooklyn 10 Pittsburgh 8 —Off Sewell 2 Branca S Albosta 4 Behrman 2 Hallett 1 Strikeouts—By Sewell 1 Gerheauser 1 Alboata 1 Behr man 1 Hits—Off Sewell 8 In 5 Branca 6 in 4 Gerbeauser 3 In inninga 2 Hal- lett 3 In 1 Albosta 3 in 2 Behrman 3 In 3 Passed ball Herring 1 in 1 3 — —Baker Behrmara Winning pitcher Losing pitcher—Sewell fice--Sta- 2-- 3 1-- Cubs 10 'Giants 6 "'" lk t ' i F' 620 18 3 Runa—Powlick Larson 3 Wester Itamp 3 Montag 2 Perkowski 3 Robb Scrtmees McWilliotns 1 Errors—Tapp LiL Federmeyer Bricknor Threo-bas- o hits —Borkowski Schmees Baw lick Two-bas- e Mo Nulty McWilliams Montag Westericarnp Paw Lick Runs batted in —Westerkarno 4 Montag 2 Long 2 Volk 1114 bor Larson Perkowski Schmeea Ptobb boubie plae—Ragni to Tapp Runs responsibis for—Sutnton S Fadertneyer t urpen 2 Struck out—By Stanton 1 2 Turuen I Perkowski 12 Base Oa biCis--- Oft Stanton 1 Turpen 3 Mit with partied ball—Perkowski by ?etrWud 4 Left on basea—dabo 3 beden 8 Cbargo defeat to stontonFalls Time otarted 815 n m Umrstoo—Donnet 1005 and attendanca-13- 55 endance-475 FIGHT RESULTS hits---Rog- nt By rNITED PRESS 108 Yaross H—Tommy pirrsntPaBA decistoned Warren Peterson Monica 170 Chicago (10) YOUNosrowN o — Lenny (Boom O Boom) Mancini 144 Vs Youngstown Al147 Bobby Simmons cutpointed toona Pa (10) Boisvert 158 PORTLAND Sherbrooke Quebec knocked out Kid Chocolate 150 (5) 14111erville Me—Clint Perry 159 HYanrile Mass outpointed 13111y LanCaster 357 Fed-mer- rry on fs& ortland (10) Wolfe's Scoops the West With New LOW PRICES on rw r- -1 ' jLLe Whatever your need in tents SHOP WOLFE'S FIRST biggest selection finest quality lowest prices whether It's a pup tent or a spacious pyramidal a wall tent or an umbrella tent SHOP WOLFE'S FIRST! 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5 2 1 0 It 0 Slaughtr 'I 3 0 2 0 1 3 3b 0 Krowki 1 Wa lkor lb 5 0 91 1010 1 4 ()ar1l( 0 3 1 Crom es 3 1 O 2 1 eStsier 1 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 Duaak 2b 0 Po list p 2 1 2 Dickson p 0 0 O 0 1 0 O 0 bAdama Schmidt p 0 0 O 0 1 0 O 0 elLitwhiler O 0 O 0 Wilke P Totals 41 16 27 121 Totals 35 8 27 13 aBatted for Posedel in 8th bBatted for Dickson in 6th cBat':ed for Cross in Sth dBatted for Schmidt in SUL Score by innings: Boston 100 015 020- -9 020 030 000- -5 St Louts Culler Cross Runs batErrors—Ryan ted in—Masi 3 Fernandes 2 McCormick Cross Gillenwater Po Bet MuRoberge Two-bas-e hits—McCormick sts' Kurowski Three-basGillen-wathits—Culler Hopp 2 Home runs—Fernandez Mc Masi Stolen base—Hopp Sacrifce Cormik hits—Masi Culler Triple play—Holmes to Ryan to Hopp Base on balls—Off Poi let 2 Singleton 3 Schmidt 1 Roger 3 Struck out—By Pollet 3 Singleton 3 Rita—Off Posedel 1 Roser 5 Schmidt 1 4 3 innings Posedei 0 in Singleton 7 in Roger 1 in 4 Pol let 9 In 5 3 Dickson 3 in 3 Schmidt 4 in 2 Wilke 0 in 1 Hit by pitched hall—By Singleton Winning pitcher—Pose (Schoendienst) Timede1 Losing Pitcher—Dickson Attendance-11- 054 2 :36 A 1 1 38 50 12 er PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Pion Lost 23 43 2 26 42 7 30 38 1014 35 34 “ 33 36 111I 30 1112 17 40 26 191A 42 23 H E 2 2 001 002 300---- 6 —100 240 100--8 11 3 Vanderbers Bearden (7) and Rairnondi Martin (8): Seward Warts (7) Rosso (7) and Ivy Ogrodowaki (8) R H E 010 010 000 05- -7 14 1 Hollywood 01000 Los Angelea100 010 -3 11 0 Reseigno and Unser: Chambers Mallory (11) and Williama Stephenson (10) R H E 000 000 002- -2 10 2 Seattle 040 001 10x—tr 13 1 San Diego Fischer Jonas (3) Gay (7) and Boerne Seats and Ries E R 9 2 000 330 000- -4 Portland 1 5 000000 000 Sacramento -0 Barrett and Holm Fletcher Beasley (5) and Conroy GB Baseballit :D TONIGHT 8:15 LAKE BEES For Scouts sportsmen Lightwoight durablo duck with original Marino camouflage Front and rear flaps to open or closet both ends A BARGAIN! d 1 NO C O S up ' 4111 I:Tile 4 L 41004 vs TWIN FALLS COWBOYS ""P I LID AI) S P 9RTUA AN '' 4 s -- e- -s -- - 1 '4'' eve 4 ' - DERKS FIELD L vr - - - 'N ''' w " ' - i:t- e- - - - ' - A - -- e- --- - ik - - - - - ' - - 4a - s S- :' 1 all-st- ' ar Gus Lesnevich will rest up until September when he'll fight British Champ Bruce Woodcock in England—so says his manager Joe British Freddie Mills Vella y was offered $15000 to fight Jackie Cranford in an outdoor bout in Washington in July Ezzard Charles and Jimmy Bivins are slated to tangle at Forbes field on July 1 Ty Cobb declared Thursday that unionization of pro baseball players is practically impossible Stan Musial flatly rejected a fat offer to join the Mexican baseball league Mickey Owen and Alfonso Pasquel made the offer 13 cities in the U S and Canada organized the Basketball Assn of America on Thursday a pro league which will begin operations next season Quizzle an outsider drove to a length victory in the feature at Hawthorne War Trophy was an Thursday easy winner at Delaware park ahead of Zax and Bright Remark Spangled Game scored a win in the Suffolk Downs special with Float Me next and To date through six series (not including the current Puncher stand) the Bees have drawn 58340 fans By series the figures are: Idaho Falls 11083 Twin Falls 9400 Pocatello 11500 Ogden 11607 Boise 3350 Ogden 11607 Idaho Falls 10400 180000 poned The above figures part are estimates AJ) ksav:70-h- i 007 S ki A RT 1::411111512amonimpassiammounmwT O 224 SOUTH STATE 1 IL 3(tCo null unity Parka 1111SptcLitiW 27 - East 2nd South 2-- 3 Philadelphia NEW YORK June 6 (UP)— Chicago White Sox pitchers who gave up 15 bases on balls as the Yankees won Wednesday night came up with "gift" runs again Thursday as Bill Dickey celebrated his 39th birthday by batin two runs to lead New York ting to a 0 victory York A8 ABHOAINrw Chicago 01 Stirnwee 3b 3 Hodgin If 4 0 2 01 Moses cf 3 0 3 Henrich rf 4 3 Appling as 4 1 1 01 Keller If Troaky lb 3 0 8 01 DiMagSto cf 4 01 4 3 Ytten 1 1 ertwritht rf lb Gordon 2b 3 Kennedy 3b 3 01 12 31 21 c 2b 3 Kollowy e WDickeyma 43 3- 1 6 01 Rizzuto Jordan 1 0 0 01 Rutting p 4 Rigney p 0 0 11 Dietrich D 0 0 0 01 23 26 -- Roston St Louis ew York 4 Chicago O It wail:igloo 4 ( leveland gam) Only INPAIPS nehoduled (itaffeaskerrer St Philadelphia Louis titeaziey 3-- PIONEER Falls Ogden Salt Lake SOUTHERN ASSN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE p 4 1 I 31 Adams 2h Hatton all 5 3 1 ii 4 210 21 Liblc rf 5 4 2 Oi Lamanne a 5 1 7 01 Haas lb 5 1 2 pi Phoke lb 5 0 0 21 West If 3 2 2 01 Miller is 1 1 0 0! Beagg P 13 14 17 17 18 19 weather Pct GB 618 533 514 485 438 406 3 A CI 3 I 4 0 4 0 5 2 4 I 0 2 4 2 3 0 4 1 6 1 2 1 5 0 2 0 0 0 3 (IncludIng games Long It Ogden Rotate 'Pocatello Owen Boleti W Lowe Boise Hatey Idaho Fails Cabral Salt Lake 4 6 7 1000 0000 00 2-- 2 EXHIBITION BASEBALL Sy UNITED PRESS R At Wilmington Del: 000 001 000- -1 Detroit (A ) 000 000 000- -0 Wilmington (In) H 8 4 E 1 4 r -i r: ' p I : 4t -- 1'44 7 4125 3110 3013 i I --- s ) IT 1 d1 '::: ' oliimAlls tl—yNAADTAI -- It 1 :i nor - :-- a - ': 74t: ' - ( " ' ' ' 043 t- - e4 Drinks have -- - MORE LIFE with CARBONATION It's easy to understand why Canada Dry Water 'is so sutkerior to ordinary club sodascarbonated tap waters Just read these four reasons: - Carbonation—millions of tinier bubbles that keep tall drinks sparkling and lively to the last sip Exclusive Formula—scientifically developed and laboratory-controlled to point up—not distort or dilute—the flavor of your drink r Pin-Poi- nt r ) Special Processing —water used by Canada Dry is sped to assure purity balance and cially treated and sit) - clarity Uniform Quality—Canada Dry's superior quality is rig idly maintained from bottle to bottle from day to day the world over t l 11i 1'- - 1 ) -- pi "'—c u firf i e- - L - ' -- - — - Buy the Large Economicai Party Size ' A - ' MADE BY SECRET rft-tv-t-r- volliae- - 4 ior - 4 t illat'll ts- - 0 yritrpoZ1 '' ' - Lit Erz 1113T 1 1 1 ': 1 rirrila -(-- 7 ci4:i:tr: t f I ) ACCESSOR1ES Prompt Courteous Service Tr te li 1r 88 GAS 1 - -- triJ-Trr- VICO MOTOR OIL NEW TIRES E 1Ill ti 71 i $ pr-7- ' 7io-- ::3 ' 6 - I-- ' ''''''"Vr ii v - EiM - )17! i51322111 Complete Repairs 3 3 '41rS i 412117I ONE-STO- 2-- 3 r: multi-filtere- P TRY OUR COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 0pen 7 A M io 1 At M PEP !4 -- - (2-- DOME EDCE BIADES MOTORISTS! ick - yore Ce) 4 C44 TEXAS LEAGUE 1 Gumbert p 1 1 0 0 0 gLawing Vander Mr p 0 0 0 0 rzFrey Desna p Lambert p 0 0 Totals 42 17 27 8 Totals 33 7 27 9 zBatted for Gumhert in fifth zaBatted for Vander Meer in eighth 300 110 004- -9 Philadelphia Cincinnati 000 000 210---3 Runs batted Summary! Error—Hatton in—Lamanno 2 Wyrostek Northey 3 Mc- Cormick 2 Hatton Ennis 2 Serninick Two-bas-e Judd Clay Wyhits—Hughes Home rostek Northey 2 Ennie 2 Lamanno Stolen base—Clay to to Haas Adams Double plays—Miller Adams to Miller to Haas Left on bases— on 5 Base 8 Cincinnati Philadelphia bails—Off Mauney 1 Judd 1 Lambert 1 4 Dasso 1 by Mauney Striksouts—By Meer 2 Judd 3 Beggs 1 number 2 Vander Hits—Orr Mauney 7 in 7 Innings oft off Judd 0 in 1 off Beggs 5 in Gumbert 7 in 4 off Vander Meer 1 in 3 off Dasso 2 In O off Lambert 2 In 1 Winning pitcher—Mauney Losing pitcher —Beggs - -- ''''''':v played Juno 5) Ali Hit RB1 Aver 439 107 47 17 388 98 38 27 383 120 48 21 91 34 14 374 74 27 13 365 74 26 10 351 c (Cheat-Ic- i e 3 0 1 0 4 1 1 2 p 1 t aoer'' 11 wook xcep Friday's Probable Pitchersat Flail Fans 8:18 pm ( Meister 140101 at Pocatello (Wicker 23) 8:15 p tn ) at Ogden Idaho Fails i(lihaon 3010 3 4 4 0000 0 0 0 - 11 t A t:1 - PIONEER LEAGUE BIG SIX O 3 4 1 1 ostossmmaz1111844414 Seaumont San Antonio Dallas 9 Oklahoma etty O Bhreveport 12 Houston 6 f PIN-POIN- T 3-- it AR 1 13 Twin Lake Early o Hudson 14' ef 11- 3 2 1 0 4 2 13 0 21 1 r ir J fe Theradav's Results 7 Poeste lin 2 Ogden 18 Idaho Falls O Twin FAUN 9 Salt Lake Rollie Phi Is 9 Reds 3 A! Cincinnati AH H ef 5 2 2 01 C1154 et 18 14 13 Idaho Falls Pocatello Mobile 5 Nashville Chattanooga 17 New Orleans 2 LEAGUE 18 Boise 3 Washington W 21 16 TWi rl Syracuse 3 13 Rochester 2O Buffalo Jersey City Baltimore 12 Montreal 5 Toronto at Newark postponed: --ni- at -3 0-- AMERICAN ASSN Phila Wyrnatk Hughes 3b Northev rf McCrtnic lb Ennis If Eterninick e Newsome sa Verban 2b - Totals 30 Totals 33 6 27 14 &Batted for Krakauskas in eighth 000 000 000--0 Cleveland 300 000 10x- -4 Waehington 2 Runs batted In— Errors—Meyer Heath Travis 2 Priddy SaCrifices—HudDouble plays—Priddy to Travia to B)IL Vernon Baae on balls—Off Lemon 3 Krakauskas 1 Hudson 2 Strikeouts—By Hudson 1Krakauskas 2 Hits—Off Lemon 2 In 23 inning Krakauskas 6 in 6 Black 0 in 1 Wild patch—Krakauskas Attendance-- 12Loeing pitcher—Lemon 288 Time of game-1- :48 (night O 3030 0000 2 0 0 0 0 1000 - - N"- In Sta 2 8 Spence et 1 4 01 Vernon lb 0 2 2 Heath If 0 1 01 Travis aei 3 0 4 3 Priddy 2b ' loom - re- 01 3 4 3 3 p namerommonoramo 1110s:semme 4 24 It( 5-- Chicago (Smith 0 OIL (Newsom Only frames scheduled Milwaukee 8 Toledo 1 Ka BOMA City 6 Indianapolis 4 Columbus 5 St Paul 3 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 2 Atlanta 5 Memphis 1 Little Rock 5 Birmingham 3 &Ross 0-- 0) at 0-- 3) ' :— ' t fur ' t Wooding Fleming lb Edwards rt Meyer 2b Keltner 3b Wdreau as Hayes c Lemon p Krkausks p Black p 3-- 3-- 3) ht 6 Probable Pitchers 3 ) at New York Embreit 4 ) (Sevens Sit at Phila Louis Kinder delphla (Christopher 2 ) g ht ) Friday Cleveland ( 4-- (Cooper 3 3 7 1 0 3 0 0 of the season for the Washington Senators as they defeated Cleveland 0 in the rubber game of the series Thursday night Gen Eisenhower was among the 12288 spectators It was Hudson's third victory against the same number of defeats Cleveland AB H 0 AI WanhIngtn All 14 0 A 4 0 I 0 Hcbcock 3b 4 0 1 4 Case It et 4 1 0 Binka rt 5 1 4 0 11 11 17 17 19 25 1: 11148111111111144111 0000- GB - nentaiEllmansisma A nemonuestamenlinas t 1 --- Papish P Tote!' 29 4 24 6 xBatted for Dietrich Thursday's Results 5 4 4-- 441)---a4e- Illir b 1 o (4'" of:: 4-- AMERICAN LEAGUE L Pet 9 38 800 Boston 414 New York —31 17 646 6143 Washington —24 19 558 8 25 21 543 Detroit 19 27 10 413 Cleveland 10 18 26 409 St Louis 15 26 368 425 11 Chicago 350 14 Philadelphia —11 34 244 3-- 1) Boston - 60 1 ::::: :::::::::: ez 40 A 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 4 0 1 5 0 0 1 2 0 s :::: "?- :: 4-- first Thursday's Results Fork 8 (12 inninda) Chiesto 10 New Philadelphia O CincinnatiH 3 Brooklyn 13 Pittsbursh Boston 9 St Louis 5 (night gams) Friday' Probable Pitchers at PittsNew Vork (Voiselle burgh (habit' sat Chicago (Head Brooklyn (Passeau at Cincinnati ( tletvener c::::::'::::09 :::::: 4 Tribe 0 GB m er 31 7 21 Total! 000 000 000--0 Lennart StrandS Swedish running phenom Chicago 300 010 00x- -4 debut Make' his U night at New York Rune batted in—Gordon W th Compton invitational Friday Summary: track meet Two-bas- e 2 hit— DIMairitio Fred Sheffield Of Utah will be among Dicker Stolen basee—Stirnwelaa 3 Rim Card Rizzuto the contestants in the high Jump to 2 auto Gordon Double on at last a play––Ritrilto the 32 nine Andrew $t ing Etten Loft on tuteee—Chicaro 5 New Ireland tied a to Fred Daley of Haifa Bases on balle—Oft Rutting 3 York 10 record set bY Lawson Little in ions 3 Popish 1 Struck out When asked if the government would tales Rieney 3 Dietrich 3 over the Fittehurgh Pirates if they go on —By Rine' 1 Rutting 4 Dietrich Hits—Off Rigney 3 in 3 Inand Panieh 2 strike Fres Harry Truman laughed over 1 in 4 1 3 in Dietrich nings Papish remarked that if hp ever does take St Louis this home state) will have two Losing oitcher—Rigney Owner Frank damned good teams Ctraolo Of the 8 F Clippers revealed that Nats the sale of a second string linesman to Spattle netted him exactly two cases of Al Davies of Seattle owns WASHINGTON June 6 (UP)— fish for the most tuna tuna fish fleet and the tuna sells at and may be aabout Lankyshut-ou-Sid Hudson registered the 51 8 per cam& NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pct 30 14 682 Brooklyn 581 25 18 St Louis 22 19 537 Chicago 19 19 500 Cincinnati 20 24 455 New York 452 19 23 Boston —14 I Yanks 4 Chisox 0 BASEBALL SCOR UOARD Pittsburgh —17 1 401 third Adonis 'in hits--Bera-rdino two-leng- th Ogden proved the best drawing card slightly although the catch e is that it was a series Including a holiday doubleheader On paper the poorest drawing card was Boise but if you recall that was during the 'winter?' The opener drew 2500 the next night the peaches froze and 800 fans turned out next night the storm broke and the game was postfour-gam- The rhte' 210000 workers lirittaburgh district Thursday voted unanimously to urge strongly upon the Pittsburgh Pirates' management that it allow an NLRB election among the Players The action was taken after Robert ildurpMniagorebrestioti: ldl reeepotok: tgorrli the council at the invitatirs of tte president Anthony J regional director of the C I O cp1e's'atini Two-basguild spokesman angrily "eW have mad no demands to change Wil- cuso Doerr Home runa—Judnich reporter: However Its common know!edge Stolen liams Doerr base—DiMaggio will be a etriks contracts "I that there guarantee the club changes contracts to suit its conDouble plays—Berardino Stephens and Friday night unless the club comes across a club can change a contract venience If Doerr and York: Pesky to get tougher If It goes We'e Dahlgren: Higgins on bases-- -St Continued on following pare Louis 4 anothergoing and York Left we're not only going to ask day Boston 12 Base on balls—Off Kramer 3 Miller 3 C Wagner 2 Strikeouts—By Miller 1 C Wagner 2 Brown 1 Ferrisol o4 Hits—Off Kramer 4 in 3 Innings: Mil-t1 in 3 leerena 2 In 1: C Wagner 4 In 6: Brown 3 in 2 in Ferris 'dosing Winning pitcher—Brown i pitcher—Miller light-heav- If the Bees keep in the race they're a cinch to better the P L attendance figure of 00 June a (AP) — prrranuicon City i ndustrial union 1 Sports Briefs CROWD FIGURES a hands the Pirates voted mbeyt strik the gutul demand Jr:Li:ness WII be a club attorney beaa Thursday to ultimatum him I tween 9:30 a rrsday and added: ionsawnidttl000lconettub baseball "They definitely or Its at- F Friday night u torlgYI attempt to Iron Wilts out tn en honest way without stalling and scree to 1 a CO011ent determination of the nialority' Will Forfeit Canso Under the rules If the Pirates do one for Iridav night's game they will appear 9 to O forfeits it to the Giants Benawanger said in his statement he was convinced a etrike waa not In prospect La a result of tile disagreement He also nandueleuel devr eboonsp bad I ut ) 4nuur4111(1 one of them whether any union or organization being could to represent professional baU players qualify under the federal laws asserted that Benswanger 90 far as the Pirate management le Concerned the case is In the hands of the national labor' relations board including the timuag of art election He est forth th hts statement the vtawis of counsel that "there ia no reason to "'hart circuit th boar& because the law th ruild can have no legal under to chance our players contracts in right mutseason" The irulld representative challenged Benwangers eilitement that the club wanted to follow N I R B procedure saying it "definitely was not true He said tb had assured him It was vrglirg NLRB to work out plans for an election within a that SUPPORT agreed to an election meanwhile to determine the question of recognition of the guild Pres William E Benswanger of the Pirates said in effect that he didn't believe it and that he AB 0 was convinced a strike by the St Louie AS 0 Roston Dilloger 3b 4 1 1 31 Metkoveb rt 5 1 2 0 club Waal not in prospect 3 5 2 3 0 2 Grace :I is Pesky Re 4 1 2 2 Williams If 4 3 3 0 Stephens 211 Enliven Dispute 5 312 4 1 0 5 Doerr 2b Berrdino 3 110 1 Judnkb et 4 2 2 0 York lb If 4 0 2 0 Diltagglo of 3 1 4 0 of statements enAn Zara exchange Dahlgro lb 3 0 12 1 HigginA 3b o 3 1 1 3 livened the dispute even while Mancuso C 4 I 2 0 H Wegotr 3 1 5 0 the Pirate players were takifig a Kramerp 1010CWagnerp2001 1 1 0 1 tLazor MUIer p 1000 xLaabe drubbing from the Brooklyn Dodg1001 1000Brownp Ferene p 0000 ers Thursday afternoon Ben00001rerrisop 33 7 24 131 Totals 35 13 27 11 swanger called for "orderly legal" Totals "Batted for Miller in eighth Opinion settlement of the question Murphy &Batted for C Wagner In sixth Benswancer's statement the management with as Characterizing St Louis 010 001 002- -4 charged "intended merely to cotfuse" Murphy 000 200 30x- -5 Boston for the a on the subject of contracts between said stalling through fight Runs Brown batted Errors—Dahlgren the management and players: in—Zari Ila Judnich 2 Doerr Williams 2 courts which might take years "We have made no demands to changes ManHiggins told a Tbe & over a few thousand but not enough to keep the total from plainly indicating a season's record attendance ar - Robert Murphy labor relations to suLrt raa"- we're i director of the American Baseball rgsr recognition actual demands" r'inig "'rankle 'risen and guild declared the players would theMLall playersManager were officially maintatnig strike unless the management a iipeletttlieac! W'edneaday Murphy asnotineed - 1-'- - ' UP)---T- he 0 - - PrrTSBURGH June 6 dispute over unionization of the Pittsburgh Pirates headed Thursday night for a showdown set for Friday night at Forbes field when the Bucs are scheduled to meet the New York Giants 5-- 4 - - 2-- 3 I) Players Ready to Walk Out Claims Guild's Director '' 1 i i -- An 7 f l'''gt 4 -- T - - -t- v a Mallet) Judd p SALT I MAIL ORDERS Pet 652 618 545 485 478 462 394 354 Cakland San Francisco Los Angeles Sacroteneno Pan Diego Hollywood Seattle Dortland Oakland San Francisco pup t:re - : - cf-I- A Marine 7 'i - -- '''''''''''"e"-''''''""')w- all-st- 2-- 4mlet $c'198 b1 0 0 - 1-- loom U S ? x DIAMOND- DUST 2-- 3 VSED: 41 f - 1 r () BOSTON June 6 (UP) — The Boston Red Sox stifled a ninth-innin- g — : 414 ':" 't 't ' St Louis Brown rally '''' a ' Thursday to preserve a 4 vica 1 4 2 )010 lac t tory their seventh in a row and !1''"' t i 141"4Faik” 4! ' their 14th at home over western i :441:::: z " - iqtt' i í 7 teams without a loss -"WI '''ti 10''' ' "Ito scored one In the secLouis St I '''' ' ' ' !'11-"- '' '""-'' '"' tied it on Bob " Boston ond but ii in the fourth After Doerr's homer '"-- -t '4 r 1 ''s ' the homer a single by Rudy York le 1 00 '' ' ' " --1 and two walks loaded the bases e' ' " 4neverot Babe Dahlgren erred on a ground' 4 ? er but John Bernardino backed up ' 73 se the play and threw to Pitcher Jack - ' ''''''''''' ' ' Kramer at first Umpire Hal Wea'''''" ' fer called the runner safe and 4 - ' t ' Kramer bshoved He charged Wea4A 44 1(L-- : 4 z ii24 6 him around then fer and out was of the game He ordered GOOD HE LOOKS PRETTY threw a ball over the grandstand Harry (Bud) Heelet Twin Falls catcher leading home run hitter of and for a moment refused to leave P L and one of top candidates for berth See Diamond Dust the game A A H H CHI&AGO June 6 (UP)—Frank e MZ1 - -- I IPl: 1 1 Bosox Stifle Rally Top Browns 54 7-- - - '- - 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' PITTSBURGH June 6 (UP)-- The Brooklyn Dodgers scored nine By ED MTADDEN runs in the fifth inning Thursday n Tall stringbean Jim Arnold owner of a no-h- it game as they humbled the Pittsburgh g earlier this season at the expense of the Pocatello Cardinals Pirates 13 to 8 In a ball 0 game seven-hiover Lake in t the Salt a masterful turned victory Brooklyn AB H Al Pittsburgh AB 0 A Brown 30 5 3 2 2 Twin Herman Bees at Derks field Thursday night as the league-leadin- g Stanky 2b 4 O 23 71 01 Russell If 3b 4 1 3 1 2 0 Fails Cowboys gained revenge for Wednesday night's defeat Ramsoti 3b I 1 0 01 Elliott rt 2 1 2 0 01 1 0 xileiser Fletcher lb 4 1 9 1 Arnow was trie complete mabLer Lavgetto 3b 0 O 0 01 Guattne 23 5 1 4 2 01 'Cher et 3 0 2 0 and only in the last ot the seventh Caster° left the fray In the Gcan it— 4 3 1 01 rt 5 2 2 Cox ss 3 10 2 when tne Bees loaded the bases eighth nfco Italian hletrrwaCmtenn e:0mTptleetehacordn: Walker 2 1 0 1 Stevens lb 4 2 8 01 Zak as trot even though Shreve committed his Schultz lb 2 O 4 01 Lopez e 2 0 2 0 atter two were out was he in third 1 1 01 zGionfriddo 1 0 0 0 Whitman 4 boot cf night aerious trouble Then he made 1 1 2 1 Shreve hii miscue total with Puri llo aset 1 1 1 01 Baker c to lead the individual hit Reese 3 1 3 5 Beweil p 2 1 0 2 like Dalton hit a ground ball three stogies Henson Anderson a 5 3 2 0 Albosta p 0010 lieslet parade rcearin jvlititite to Third Baseman Wickert which and Arnold each two Branca p 2 O 0 1 aslinftobayi 1 0 0 0 up M'Crmit lb 4 2 10 2 Gerheaust p 0 0 0 lotted Rip Rymer coming up safeties It was a bad night for the Bees but Herring p 1 1 0 0 Ess8alke1d 1 0 0 0 from third there is one thing to look torward to and 0 0 1 2 Hallett p Is the io ow Ilea ip SE 'or Showdown Today ' - 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