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SALT 22 7t:ft:1 ' I - BIIIHS I !kla (10 on Relief returned to baseball as a Barkelew Bert Back in 1950 And if ISIgr F tellar relief pitcher for the Pocatello Cardinals Barkelew go back materiahze may (liarley tlassaway's plans m relief for the Bees the rest of the season Barkelew is one of t hose rare pitchers who can go in there and get the ball user with something on it" almost all the time Thus far the Bees have been lacking in the good relief pitcher who could protect a lead for a couple of innings Larkelew may prose the answer if Gassaway's mound staff can come around to let him off a starter's role The last showings of Dick Descalso and Cliff Stewart were and win encouraging and if both can show enough to start regularly the Gassaway olan may go into effect UTAH CITY LAKE IBraves Clout 'Bark' 111 77:' - ' a to 3 Fray' i lie6"":--- ) il i--- "-- - '''''' -- 1 :t1 0 4- 4' 'rk' - ' i Ilio a- h I 4 - -- - 7 -- 4 la i A 111 It ' ''' r- it g - - -- 4' ''- -' !) o '71 -' li'- - i 1I ' t A 1 ') I' ' ' ''51' 4 -' - lit ': Itik' ' i'A' l 1-- - 'olt4e ? - 1' '7'2) kl ' i NI ' ' ' :'i 1 at ' fi 4- - ii- A tro' t 4f1''-'' k'4- '!'' iiek! ' ' i ':1 4' tkV '-t e ' i' ''- Then came the seventh 13-Mooney and Rucks homers to Gott and Tribune Sports Editor it and set the stage for knot Skip Kitsman who hadn't col- Kitsman's sortie lected a base hit at Derks since s olsaks fili‘ let :rD':r doW's homers in his 1July 23 singled in the seventh 'and then scored all the way attempts off the "pitching" of from second on an infield out second baseman Lee 'fate to give the Salt Lake Bees a! Ashman who hasn't been a victory and the series edge gazelle in the outfield came up lover Boise at Derks Wednesday with a beautiful leaping catch of Ken Hunt's liner to the left night Kitsman who had gone plate- - field fence in the sixth to pre-- ( ward 27 times without getting sent troubluCossaway put la bingle justified Mgr Charley Kitsman in center and Jack Hasten Gassaway's faith in shifting him Hasten on the bench 'ts- from eighth to lead off in the had - minor injury batting order by a solid single mans leading off wasn't sensaBy John : J le I 4 t 1 -- ' : p A ' ' ' :!:-::- o‘ 471 V 4 a Wlehill former Detroit and 1 Lee Tate bunted Kitsman to and Gassaway called for a steal with Ray Khoury at the ss Kitsman was off with plate the pitch and Khoury topped t - a roller which catcher Ken 4' 1 l':: s e' '- -- ss' 'St onecip h er had t o h an di e 0 n s s" 4s Af ' ' ' Aw the throw to first Gaasaway and i!:: '''':''1- 'k:: c lsitsman saw the plate unpro- 1 Hs: ' 1 ' tected and Kitzle" steamed is t! ss sS home under I he ti esperate re s i s' P4'tht to the scrambling Stonelay 1 at h n a Milwaukee at) h o a Brooklyn ' cipher ': f ? :: 1 ilit!'::17tn'4 '' ''''' '' 'il14"':th 1 ii'i'1"'4i - - i ' lq ! Kitsman s daring runnieg ov: s' I 0 n o 3 :':! )11 0 0 clianehrink 1 it Snittut rr i4 " ' js ershado wed consecutive home 0001 101011h 44 104 0I Slsll ha ' :' :''' I 0 ' t th I Mathew campanla e - sos runs off the hats off Tommy I 0 1 t urtlio if 4 2 i 0 Palko It T1 hi d -4 5 I 4 2 0 Arbock lb Gott and Bob Ruck which :''ll'i:rin'artn ' ! '' ' II' ' ' 4 2 6 0 ' 0 2 0 ( randall c ' If ((: '" mow' -S k 4 tis 27 ss knotted the count at 33 in the tl a i I sta4 (1' 1117(7(71 ab 0 seventh frame The homers t I o I i o 0 0 sarsoetp pi p g 7 Derks Wednesday But Buzzers came back in Were Gott's third and Ruck's !1'11'ill'hk:'nPn (:' Tommy Gott (left) and Bob Ruck Boise out- 1:4n7: I 0 0 18th and take Yankee series fielders who hit consecutive home runs at seventh to win ii oaoper 0 0 0 0 in the touted home run duel 0 0 0- 1- Buidette p 0 27 Ruck and John IMos- between ‘1 11 6 10 Totals Totalp the game Moskus kus before hula in flu alian for il bE lied out for Milliken in gth copped the homers by hitting rsale on error fro Pendleton tri 7th In 710 1 three over the fence in right (eitannanie1 ft"r SJuortkn7tn In 7-6 one a prodigious tA rith t in thlan for oopet ion n o 000 3 w hich cleared the light wires s Iir""iv es 000 000 21 ililltam IS III Hodges 2 Furillo for most of and trees outside the second CINCINNATI Aug 5 el 01112AG9 Aug 5 (UP- )- the score Mathews 2B Gilliam Crandall Coop fence But Ruck saved his Si- tilit Adrosk Crandall the game Three of Cincinnati's six hits Tommy Brown hit a sharp single Sul kont he didn't get any homer It' '': Seennti Sand Hodges Game Bruton Adcock ednesday were homers but:to right field in the last half LP4ktnYanorllb a4b I 143'fibmroTt4s rt al and III"m" BB - E"kl for the ball 34 PAII" t in the contest 2i I 01trown 4 game while Mosktii had to be se 4 8 I were not enough to defeat of the 10th inning to give the Park a they 4 2 121 in fithi Police 2 in 2 3 in 'I (pitched to g 1 7 to 6 victory '11P:ionnir gkatonpersIts i i i0 O2 o content with a double and a Pittsburgh Pirates Chicago Cubs a Milliken 0 in 1'3 Surkont 8 in 7 John the lowly 3 4 5 et R Mueller 1Jackson3b ER 0 in in and doublea in the game of L in the second Burdette son game 5 I 7 6 single 0 5 4 won 0 cf Tinhon Sititsis3b The l'irates Pahra I1 Milliken 42 3 I 4 0 Cubs 0 3 (argiols e the header thrashed 5 after stineer2b For Seventh Win Buidette Johnson Surkont Big Ted Kluszewski hit the the Giants 9 to 8 in the first Western e 2 0 2 0 fRamartoti onoo w -J- ohnson ill 5) 0 1 0 0 0 Slcrullgh e 0 aRhodI Bert Barkelew hall over the right field fence although 2 Noble c Jeffcoat et 1 I 0 0 game 2 I 0 0 tabbed for eight hits weathered 0 0 iNikveh r( 0 0 t wice in diVilitame three runs' driving 1 1 The tied the Giants 0 0 1 0 0 0 IVA up 0 c night p Cldrone 'own 131 run barrage for his The other run was Gus Bell's cap in the ninth 0 0 0 0 the home V 2 0 2 0 chtireh p inning after Wthnitin 1 I n o o seventh I 0 0 0 isawatski win of the season The b(lilbert 25th homer in the fifth 0 0 0 0 Leonard p 0 0 0 eCornes First game Pittsburgh ab h 0 sr Cincinnati at h n a 0 0 Bees go on the road Thursday Hacker p e"l'inibt‘rn'imanl" Abrams rf 5 0 5 0 Bridges 2b 4 0 3 6 New York ab h o a Chicago ah h a a 7-- 3 to °pets a three-gamseries at 4 3 6 0 'Borkowski Smith th 100 Loekmn lb 5 2 0 I lisumhltr rf 5200 Koslo p 0001 4 Cri onell A 3 0 0 0 Adams 3b 0 4 Dark so 5 2 I 3 Brown s Pocatello 5 2 2 4 4 2 5 Rice it 3 2 et 30 year le: ' t '" k'' 4 ' :: ss - ' ' I 00007" I second 'Washington hurler who Works was in the Spauldir- - 't : stands Malado lb Arend ss Hunt el 7 ' muk !tell in02b hi V 1' twin '1- ?: - ti- '1 Sit tr suck - - ' IP' It's quite easy to say how you'd hate called the strategy a moment after t he play has been completed and at leaq one fan was pretty hot at Mgr Charley Gassaway for not sending Jack Hasten in to score on Skip Kitsman's fly ball in the eighth As it happened Ken Hunt in centerfield did get off a bad' high peg to the plate and Hasten might have slid under the throw with the tying run Thats the good second guess the one which couldn't fail after the play On the other hand Hunt has one of the good arms in baseball and the ball wasn't hit very deep and hunt was running in toward the plate which makes throwing all the better Nine times out of 10 as we saw the situation Hasten or anyone else would have been out on that play with Hunt throwing Of course had the gamble not worked and Cliff Stewart the next hitter come threugh with a hit d'ya suppose the wolves wouldn't have second guessed the "foolish" sending of the runner home for an out? II 44 11 1) tin11-1- 1 ' - :1 "0 - ri - 1 i ii Ilonier Drive - -- 2010 i io 0 rf th 2 4 f D'il'17i'li Tate Stonecipher 0 inx H 1 4 "Stertmeert: Gott 1111 Streeter Dean Ashman H Khout Y itti' Tate 0 It u h 4 2 Salt Let ie is 82w27111 Mosaus 21111 ol I min too EM 0 I 44011(0 lotalls 00(12 KKItbscriutari' h o a 2 0 0 4 1 tatekeetle4rrp 31kos vthr 15 A re nd Cott Stt Lk to Weber 3 So Baike I BB- - OH Marine Barkciew etwr 5 2 IMP Khoury hs itebet L- Iand Folk A Comiskey 3 - I :Ile I i r()m ulants al)tiire Secoli(1 i n 10 y-- p()kes ti(s Survive ltmns Get Tiv() - 03 24 8 8 ER - isa :: s-- s'ss 4ssisssusssie r A1 --'' A I Illiii Hut 1 ' 03 Itautiek 3 isteiis:-- P Gilt ''N 1: I me i r 32 4 I 1 Totals s'a'171ake z- - 20 5 2 Tate 2b 4 0 2 0 Khourv 4 I 0 0 Mokoi 4 I 0 0 A A ultan 4 Cott 0 2 If ' ab ab h o a $all Lake 4 2 9 0 Kitsman et - ' Gassaway Gets Tough Rap - - ' ' - - J fan s saw t e game who was in- Lew Burdette volved in an apparent namecallIng episode wi th Dodger taftli pfo Campanella Mon- day night retired the last three Brooklyn batters to preserve t v ictory and cut the Braves deficit to 7'2 games But Ernie' Johnson who relieved starter Max Surkont iii the eighth re ceived credit for the win v!1- ' ' r -s ali 4 ' k ''' :-' - :: t tsk - ' ''' ' l' '''":::41'''''''' I: k'''' 4I sr Ik - ' : 1 ' -- '' 177:7- t ' 'illwool' :': L!I ' ' - - " 'le 6' ' -- ':1 doubles by Joe Adcock and Del Crandall in the eighth inning Wednesday as the Milwaukee Braves snapped a' ix game home losing streak to --7"- g -i y :1I ' tir 6-- t - 4Aiit' 1 ": ' ' - -'" !::'': ' L "''kLo z1 1 ' - back-to-bac- "' t'-- ty- ---4 - 1' —I MILWAUKEE Aug 5 fin Walker Cooper lashed a pinch single over second base behind ' 6" ' 1- t 1 1 - W 'Few years ago baseball scuts were looking for catchers There just didn't seem to be enough receivers to go around liu now at least in the Philly organization the dearth seems' to be outfielders Eddie Leishman and the Phillies have been 100C111 high and low fur an outfielder or two with an authorita me bat But thus far none has been forthcoming If Jack Speier and Ray Khoury can keep from getting hurt the leftfield spot seems under control with Khoury and Speier hitting adequately now Khoury will make his errors but he'll 117 for 'ens Jack Ilasten in center continues to improve his batting and fielding As for Skip 'Osman in right few players tily harder and accomplish less in hitting results than the skipper Ile's having a bad year and nothing he tries seems to work Including Tuesday's game Kitsman had gone to bat 24 times without a base hit ' ' i 4 '1: ' ' 1953 8 r : - 't: '' ' i:' - i )7: o ' t F 1:'::2L1' ' s -- 4 ' 4' AUGUST MORNING :' ::t:-:i- t t THURSDAY - : F0 c- Skip Hits Also Shows Speed iit falit 7t1brou dpott$ e5 in 4 to 3 T ril unable 1 lilt 3-- 2 11 T() r s Li kfi g(leillteS ' Special to The Tribune home tube Johnso n and Jim Scott weren't enough for Magic Valley here 1Vednesday night as Keep a Weather Eye on Aggies an error and passed ball set up Things are shaping nicely for John !toning the pessimistic coach of Utah Aggies John is sitting in the catbird seat these a 3 2 win for the Ogden Beds days Everyone knows Cactus Jack Curtice has "awarded" the over the Cowboys Utes another title Coach Chick Atkinson at B Y U is faced Trailing going into the mith a rebuilding program but little has been said about the bottom of the ninth inning Og- Aggies from Cache Valley And that's fine with Rotting den took advantage of every Our spies report that Boning may have the surprise team break to triumph Don Guy In the conference capable of dumping several touted foes They Who relieved Vern Kilhurg in Viten 0 Thmpan 3b 5 2 0 3 Fonda' lb say the Logan "iron curtain" is shielding the experts from the 4 2 10 I Totals 39 10 Y28 10 Totals 41 14 :to i5 The Buzsers jumped on Ray the ninth gained credit for the 3 0 I l' Miter If 3 2 29 20130 g listizienliel fact that John has two fine Negro prospects in camp and one out in Inth w hen winning run ST LOUIS MO Aug 5 (CP) TAhlwonelloef yOn 3 4 2 6 0 Jackson 3b r 3 0 rt rookie Yankee pitcher Weber I- 2 2 4 2 0 2b Marshall rf arnred Is the Pllagtint 0 Miksis 2b tailback John has needed since taking over Itichie Ashburns speed ae fr l 4 2 5 3 Thomson et 4 2 runs in the first in(O'Brien as 4 0 2 0 Seminick e 4 0 Ogden opened the ninth m- atlied for Westrum in 7th for three Williams 2b 4 1 0 e 4 0 5 0 at: Logan kleCullgh Just don't sell those Aggies too short counted for the iVoming run in ttaumh p 2 0 2 McMillan ss 4 0 4 Calderon e 4 8 0' Jeillcoat et 3 0 1 (I bsate on error for it oithington to a cushion rally la hen Jim Valentine ning "Bark" nine o I o o eaesaise 9 I o 0 i In 7th give i n o a elepesiep 2 0 sanaatp the seventh inning tonight as Het" I 001 (Ran and scored for Gilbert in 7th which he needed later on After st alked and Ed Trytek came in C ougars Like Srn"h P HParn P I 100 0 0 0 Leonard p Ott Turkey Day Date Too rilln foi Noice in Bob 7thiler held the St Louis 0 aGilbert !Mini P 0 0 0 000 t() run for him Larry Collins tl rill' into double plas for Wilhelm Kitsman pepped to the infield0 0 0 Kennedy p non° It's too bed that BY bliation to'wait until this year to PleNt Cardinals in sPttett hits to go e in ties n 0 0 () hit a grounder to Deck at short- p 0 0 bitorman soh lived on Joe Deinnws Tate the tiles on Thanksgiving- -it might have made differences in the pnitaaelphia 'lollies a 7 3 8th In for and armed (Ran rtaragittla 0 0 0 0 2 hen 0 0 0 Corwin p ror Ray Khoury waited out a sin! and what looked like a glioubled tor Jellioat in gth - cieiTotals the final standings several times in past years itirounded out for Church in gth 12727 18 victory Totals 27 11 38 1224 10 Totals 339276 3412 Intel' walk n d I os us doubled to :crirch double play fizzled when "We always played the Utes early in the season and the 100 001 211 nut for Bridges in gth -6 gild into force play for Hearn in 7th New York boys' The l'hils held a 3 2 lead in 102 000 030 dropped the ball at seC -7 left scoring Tate bFlied out for Kennedy in gth Chicago got 'up' for that game That was the big one Sometimes the seventh when Ashburn cbLittidm:ilorf o rKelli g thin 0(6)1h New York 001 0(X) ' b E Brown and both runners lived Eonde in Ashman het hack built 100 000320 the boys action 105 200 10x- -9 themselves up toct'high' emotionally as last year 'drew a walk off -6 Chicago Pittsburgh 2 Kiner 2 IrNill 2 Dark 2 Nohle' Val oh b a Ogden ah h o a pitcher Cincinnati R a lay off singled to left Magic after 3 1117 7(3 S44 Inars7 Lockman onttikst"i I 2 5 and we lost the game At any rate when the Utes beat us the ' Willard Schmidt starting 0 IrtAin au ef Vital X14 s411(ircooss(70 urnatgkohs secondl '7gri"Imnphstiz 437:rutl: )(PUS: Connell' row n stole I obn season seemed to end for a lot of the players driving in Khoury and Mos ku s ren4lerfib : This year We' advanced to third on an infield' Rice 3 2iottwellit' AP(ellarirtnil 2 Klussew lough Mueller Thomson 2 Williams Thompson Kiner Noble ef I 3 0 4 scored as Elly Dean forced Ash- 100111n(si(n e 011 s0auititihh don't play the 'Res until Thanksgiving and maybe we can keep' out and scored when Ray Jab- - Rite 114siThompsondry )k44acalnonp sisoMnidkynigid 114norrtidhytm(B)rorr 2 tiollitriton If ri o-n Colrinns (!e man e I second was at That Hacker the season going that long" Chick adds somewhat wistfully Leonard KIgurth 3 I 2 0 nriFeefirladniteis 3b I ellt)sP0 Alitt44eMellillanpand 1)linPXy" K14171)(33t(e411140Mdikstsonar lc(o)wn‘s::1rhthureh "I a lonski bobbled Granny k ss 3 0 3 4 3 2 2 Pailor lb Barkelew meanwhile had a Det Chick uttfortunately lost the backbone of his club last Irvin and Calderone Olietki Waugh 4 Podbielan SWilhelm 25 Its 4 2 3 as 3 2 hie 4 0 year he cs grnunder 'tern Podhielan I 11- 0- Waugh 6 Hearn in in 8 Lown 7 in 61 3 Leonard Kennedy I Klipostein 2 SO- -16 and he'll be starting with a bunch of rookies SoMetimes young-- Philaphia ab h o a SE Louis ab h o a Weneh going for three full s haat( si 4 0 Kilhurs p 30 0 in 5 (faced I batter in flth !fetid 0 in Jansen 3 Hearn 3 Knot:Mein 5 li- nin 12 3 Wilhelm 5 in Church 0 0 0 Guy P reachDelfino with 4 3 5 4 2 32-sters are a change for the better at that I in 2 1 Ken I 2 Podbielan Hearn in 3 1 ? batters 6 Jansen ? ifaced 3 3 g in ? 3 : in only in Koski Hacker innings ill(:guisrknIt I przrU2b 0 0 0 0 aTrytek in 5th' Smith 2 in in nedy 3 in I Klippstein 10 in 7 (pitched King Loin' Worthington a in 0 But on 0 0 I 0 walk bElausher the 8 2 I 0 ing first Zua 'tilt to five batters in ilth) Corwin in 3 R and 13 Kelly in Wilhelm Church 14 Leonard 0 5 0 rt 3 Observation Ward R and 2 In I 4 Wil- - fourth 040 Leonard Smith Koski 65 Podgielan Arend Jabingski 14 Hacker 34 King 1 1 32 12 jimmy opened 1 0 Totals 4 Totals x27 2 0 0 8256 3b 316 441 Wattkus lb Podbie- - Hearn 1g helm lietkiO4)11BP-- Be Klittristein " nrthInItnn' with a double to spoil the no-- alien for Valentine in gth A gal douse (Brown) M T 4 0 0 0 Bilko lb Kennrdy 4 0 4 0' have la play her cords vry skillfully it shses Ennis If w Viaugh (13) L- Leonard Low rt 1 5 Rice e 4 2 5 0 Ian (Atwell) bitan for Collins in gib 2b 4 Hamner (714)1 sitA41 right itemM ) 619) when winning run genre& Burgess c 5 2 3 0 bSchnfield 0 0 0 01 Podbielan !hitter Barkelew escaped dam- - ssfoneout 000 OM 020 -- 2 Wyrostit rt 4 2 3 0' Repulski et 4 0 2 01 age that inning by fanning two acltN'ta Valley 4 2 3 000 010 002 Schmidt p 3000 3 Jones 3b " Vrksirnle ''1 1 runs n3 1 1 1 by 1 1 1 I b2 163 OGDEN-Consec- utive 1 6-- - 1 0 (2-- 1 1 mines Iv nil) tir(ls bv 1 on 1 1 - t 1 00 - fa 1 -- a- 1 triple-threa- 1 1 14111 11j(tranagstr'saits -- e 43 2 I 1 1 2P 1 1 1 - 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AI a: tit 411 2603 1cs Philadriona no 50 44 486 200 27 39 61 3 3 Ion tie Br elle Detroll fkaranakO Chicago II 0180 ardi'ma 31'1 Magic- Valley Clough 337 65 'it 13' p vers the third game in the Shandoi " 5 I 120 118 St 35 75 72 Schmidt Miller l'i 3 327 30 and loin 0 f'Ull 30 67 Pittsburgh 36 300 Pocatello — 010 no3 series the Seals having won a Oakland 3 6 Rsults Results Wednsday's Wednsdays San Dieo Oni 112 x 8 11 I Wednesday's Results 7 9 Sew York 66 02nri fictibleheader Tuesday night Chicago Boston 5 St Wes and Neal Luna and Sum mss ouis Salt Lake CitV 4 Boise 3 game 10 innings Neo 5 ork 5 Detroit 4 The old league record was Mel 12 Poi atello 8 Idaho 1811 Milwaukee 5 Brookisn 1 Mishington II Cleveland 0 alley 2 made in the horse and buggy flaSeklacnodnd game Ogden 3 Magic Pittsburgh 6 t inrintiati 4 ( hifago 9 000 OM 00- 2- 2 6 3 Philadelphia 7 114 ini 7 St Louis 3 infant) scheduled games only Philadelphia san 02x102 5 4 000 0 Diego ning (lays of 1009 when San Franand Mthi Thursd ay' s Probable Pitchers Thursdys Probable Pitchers Probable Pitc hers Thurdays i n sahlerugl risco defeated Oakland 100- -3 10 (Gomez li5) at Chicago at New York Detroit tAbor cliNmeekwer 1oir4k) 13 51 at Salt Lake City (DeWitt 003 000 Ols -- 4 7 0 Hollywood 5 thc 24th inning (31iller 10 8 15 p tn Shang Maltsberiter (71 and Bitches' or Lindell Poco:tdeelnlo(Billnavallablei (Dickson I 2 Pittsburgh St i Louis (Kretlow at Baena at Idaho I ails Wednesday's contest lasteettrither and Malone I at Cincinnati tilaffensbeiger 61)0 iliroun anasailabie 815 pm 0 Special to The Tribune Angelti - 030 020 011 -7 114 4414 Lab" Rtookins 125 7 4T et tour hours- - and 20 - minus- -- 7!Los PhiladeL Great Pans ill navaltablei at finis Seidl-r1 OM 1 -- 8 "'''phrahicatgofitemiSannrnoielles 4 and at M 21Iwga u k ese tSpahn 830 PIn — orison The Idaho ID‘110 FALLS rmiiiiiipt ParlieT 'olt fistrowski (8 am Three pitchers toiled for Port-at 1151 at Magic Cleveland ft'eller 65i Washington Billings alegedorn Del Mica t30 Widmar (Simmons Del at St (Porterfield 12 91 Philadelphia 1018 15 pm (Bowman a Valley land and four for the Seals (a5nidanetdtdonrtE7nii tired' blasted Falls Russets — ght Lows ddix Pocatello Bannock crew 12-Pacific Coat Aged far far longer than other premium beers here Wednesday night The w Pct CB AO 51 622 84 44MINSONEIMIIPMMIENEEIMEfl Pocatellans who played in Mon Dollissood 57 76 576 6 en tana Tuesday trtneled all night 67 504 10 68 es 'I 18 489 66 ssn 69 iat 1co tired from and were oh iously 481 19 84 89 1011011i! 71 63 47n 2013 '111 11)1Pci the long Jaunt N ' l 76 57 429 26 o I hurled a iS)aafkriannt111t 425 2611 Wednesday5'71 Re7s7ults tor the locRaelsn°an dBaafrtbirsatti Dolls mid 4 Sart eiMerlin 3 SAN FRANCISCO Aug - 'ssi - ()O(1 4-- I i BHP-Sch- i 0- - I 1 R rl e 1 0- 003-31- Johnson Scott Trytek (us Nault Rvhre Si- tFalugher Robinson Weber Singles Terry IIR tinhohmit Scott 21311 Byhre Rill Scott 11P- - Paylor Nault But in the sixth Weber tor Johnson eirs Irwm atilt lit) kithvbririt 7 in slapped a little s ingle and went ii tai t 4In i Winner rtIty Left magc 2 Ell hilhot Inlel to third on Pay Maldanado's iites KW hilbuic 5 Sihaak 2 haat( so I He esis 3 Arend as 141 hit scored Schaok 5 Kilbutg Ingle PH Joh r10)11 T 50 11110 Thal as sit haat( ktibilig a double play anti Ira l'Ift : '1 A ' IA A 441 I 500 ( 1193 35-- I I litISSet s Blast elone' 1 t 3- 1 4 I -- A 1 (1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 1 52 ins In 22 Frames 1 1 nsen 5 0 2 Miller 1 1 11-- 1 1 1 1 WT 1 z (2) Te 1 nsen 1 oo 3-- 1 1 tr JUST PAY FOR THE (I - TREAD --- 7 10-- 14-- 1 114)-ni- Save I 1e I I J I I p E 11Y h P CillA: when Pocatello he had the visitors at his mercy Correct The Bannocks added their other tally in the sixth OVERHEATING- - - Regular $595 4 11 A411 : reverse flushing of block and radiator Includes with equip- - latest type ment PE 1' m là' — 2 r t shio - 111-9- Shmirit 1011 l4341 - A-- 337 - g I eve tatereds 1 (Includtna games or TuesdaY era at bar 220 or more timea Ah R tits !laser I Pct n't 1'H 50 110 55 94 90 46 01 62 31 70 343 328 Atlanta We guarantee new tine mileage at lest than half the cast O Birmingham 0 Mobile 7 New Orleans 2 Memphis at Little Rock PPd Western Lea ' c sin Lincoln Lincoln ( D - e 72 nes MOIIIPI 71 Des Moines olorado Springs 5 Wichita tritOMIg3 1 7 4 1' 3 t 3 Syracuse tura) games acheduled 895 1000 1015 650x15 5006 67006 0 t 101 i WISCONSIN'S FINEST grossed only at LaCrosse 1 Wistensin by O luoc tr 47' BEER Heileman brewing MOO 761103 700305 7 6006 700106 8 00x15 820x15 1225 1250 1360 lcott 44'60 - 71(416 Yovr Uri ii)r vatting' OD 00 t ) 67015 I Ottawa 3 I 6 10 international League Baltimore Buffalo 9 825 35007 4005 60005 600106 - 1 American Association Toledo 4 Kansas Cit 0 nwo die 2 IndiAnApolis ntumbus 4 S' l'aui 0 I harleston 2 Minneapolis Guaranteed New Tire Mileage! 6 0 Tire Dollars t 0 Ili esat 1e 321 316 314 Makes Your GO FARTHER! 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