Show p Share El tees to s in Over Greiit Falls11 300 1Pony I' 10 11!-'4k 1 1) Hurler Fans 17 In 2 Win John Mooney's - 1 1 Altak Sports Mktor '" t k tn1t fake Ztibunt 2pot$ Salt Lake City Utah—Thursday Morn14 —May 20 1954 20 Four-Bagg- er ) 5-- t I Special to The Tribune BILLINGS—Jim (Red) Dunn a big heavyset righthander THERE'S A good possibility that Colorado A & M College 4 had the Ogden Reds swinging : will step into Utah to find its successor to Bill Strannigan as at air Most ''''"7"-of the evening here basketball coach as 17 he fanned and Wednesday Coach Jim Williams-- the personable young coach of the won himself and his Billings – Snow College Badgers (our in- —77 : Mustangs's 5 2 victory While the total of 17 K's formant says) stands a fine ' didn't touch the Pioneer League '‘' chance of getting the nod from ' record of 20 held by Vern ' ' ‘N Athletic Director Bob Davis at ' ''-- ' 4:y4 '! of Ogden it was a record Collins Fort ' ' for a Billings pitcher 4 Dunn Coach Williams couldn't be 4' ?:: fanned all three batters in the contacted when we tried to reach ' ' ' ?' first and sixth innings to make JPelowN' Yz him Wednesday but we have Ilk: --6 his record stki ' k 1 : possible ! ! i l' ‘'077: enough information to know that 2 1 ''- 'The Mustangs got rid of be is one of the semifinalists ' t r ) starting pitcher Jerry Jacobs in in the basketball at least i '' the first innings when Jacobs j coaching derby for the Aggies Sis: walked three and then gave up ' : i Jim if he is offered the job ' A t t i:: a single to Cliff Dapper for a t and decides to accept it will be ' 4 run just what the doctor ordered at '' ' ' In the fourth Dapper started is he j A & M Like Strannigan ' - t ''' k' a off Bob with things single wea likeable young man who com '- ' I Bonaparte walked - and both bines a good personality with a 7'-were 'l sacrificed Irwin by along basketball savvy lot Knorzer Ernie Garcia's sacriHe hit the national headlines i'- - : it fice fly scored Dapper and an this last winter when he took t:error on a ball hit by Dunn his underdog Snow College team scored Bonaparte il to the finals of the National Khorzer walked went to secJuco basketball tournament in ond on a fielder's choice and Jim Williams Hutchinson Kan stole third base to start off the The Badgers who have no better than fourth pick of the From third he eighth in were every scored inning underdogs basketball players in the state of Utah on a wild pitch Then t game yet fought into an overtime before losing in the finals Don iledricks singled went to 7- second on Dunn's sacrifice and N - COACH WILLIAMS started out at Idaho U but left college scored on a double blasted by He forces armed with the reported Ben to spend the next 5z years Sinquefield when the National Guard was mobilized in the fall of 1940 runs two came in the Ogden's Ile went in as a private and was mustered out as a captain seventh Dick Fontana singled Starting with the field artillery Williams served with the and Eddie Miller struck out horse cavalry and with the transportation corps before qualify- Dunn walked Don Smith and t 4pg for 0 C S in Australia then fanned John Vandersee I in in but Jim Lankford ruined the the campaigns He wound up as an infantry captain shutout when he pounded a : New Guinea and the Philippines double to score Fontana and Tom Sams Idaho Falls' big third baseman I hitters with a 412 mark Re's one of the main reasons Russets are still red hot ' is currently leading the Pioneer League He married a nurse who was stationed in Australia and they Smith nt alii h o a ab b o 1111111111 have one child Ogden Visdratio 2b I 2 4 11 Sinquatld d 4 2 0 0 Ls Returning to Utah State after the war Coach Williams Lankford 1 01 flornard u rd 5 SHORT SHOTS 4051 Newkirk lb 3 0 10 0 Wilcox rd 2000 up his degree in 1947 and he's been at Snow ever since Elder : :licked 2 17 0 1 3 0 Dapper c 3 4 et 1947-4and the South- Campo If 3 0 0 0 Bonaprte lb 3 040 He won the ICA C championship in 2 1 1 1 C 4 0 5 11 Knorzar It : Itni Division in 1948-4- He won the conference again in 194950 Artallann Fontana 3b 4 1 0 51 Gallas gb 3012 10-- 7 finals Then 1 2 41 Hedrick 3b 3 1 0 1 2 Miller as tegional : Three of his four years he lost out in theSouthern 0000Dunnai 3002 Division title Jacobs of course this year after winning the Smith 2002 1 0 0 0 : he reached the Juco finals 'Wright Pek ' :46" odi : - -' - KB-bu- rg : ' t ' - a 'j - i1 ' 0 4 1' J-- - &) I Russets Snare 11 8 Win Mangrum Middlecoff Top Golfers for Eastern Open Over Pilots 9 : ' 37 (I 17 7 Totals 33 7 24 131 Totals &Grounded out for Smith in 9th 000 000 200- -2 Ogden MD BALTIMORE May 19 100 200 02s- -5 Billings R—Fontana Smith Sinquefield Dap- (UP)—former champions Lloyd per Bonaparte Knorser Hedrick 3— Mangrum and Cary Middlecoff Italiano Miller Knorser MS—Lankford Sinquefield RBI—Lankford 2 &nem and defending champion Dick Sr— Dunn SH—Knorser field Garcia Se Newkirk Garcia DP—Vandereee Mayer head the strongest field Snorter to Garcia to Bonaparte 1LOB—0 In the history of the Eastern in 9 HO—Jacobs Ogden 9 Billings Smith 5 in 11 SO—Smith 3 Dunn for its fifth renewal which 3 Smith 5 Dunn 4 Ell— Open BB—Jacobs begins Thursday Jacobs 1 Smith 3 Dunn IL VP—Smith U—Kinneman and Weigel for will be The SNOW AND the IntermOuntain area will be losing a fine oung coach if Jim Williams receives the job but everyone is glad to see a deserving coach get a chance to move up the : ladder S Stuff 'n' Somesense vTAEr STATE Agricultural College has completed five new te11913courts and plans call for the construction of a new baseball field by next spring George (Doc) Nelson Aggie wrestling coach mentioned Tuesday night that Ron Smith's dad was a member pf his first wrestling team at Utah State in 1922 but wrestler Ron had a better retort when he stood up and presented : g wrist Watch to Coach Nelson on behalf of his wrestling team when George received tile gift from his kids it was : e most touching moments of the Aggie letter men's óneti Bill Hull the big Aggie basketball center has a : Coach Gordon Porter of the Aggie ocholarship to Stanford Bill Burtennis team is recuperating from a serious illness leigh former West High basketball captain and student body : president will be graduated from Columbia U this June Mutin (Beyzack) Starr Ute quarterback hopeful has a job with What's 4‘an oil drilling firm in Uintah County for the summer the pitch about Billy Newman the San Francisco fight manager mho has a "piece" of Garth ranter and Chuck Woodworth Ken Hommel Ogden :getting "interested" in Gene Fullmer? game in Marine Corps pitcher struck out 30 batters in baseball : In addition to being a confirmed fishing addict Pres H Aldous Dixon of USAC reneers a pretty fair version of "Show Me the Scotchman" too It Pokes Batter Tribe 189 POCATELLO — Last-plac- e Magic Valley broke out in a rash of base hits Wednesday night to shell the Pocatello in a Pioneer Bannocks 18-- 9 League ball game which saw the winning pitcher—Bob Faust —touched for 12 hits in five Innings and still win M V abhoa ab h o a' Pocatello McDade 2It 7 Lamm' as 4 5 Munn lb 5 Hook 3b 0 Milla rf Cybuiski it 4 0 Berger If Gonsalves' c 4 Manna c I 3 Faust la 3 Speer p Colonel Whitesides Defends Athletics WHEN IT appeared fashionable for everyone to turn thumbs down on competitive athletics in light of the Army "coddling" :charges Col Joe E Whiteside' took a firm stand for sports ::Tuesday night Speaking before the letter men's banquet at Utah State Tuesday Colonel Whitesides asked "How do athletics fit Into the American way of life? Is athletics worth while? Or are we sponsoring something which has no place or value in our future living? "I believe athletics has a place It gives strength and charemoacter to the participants It offers an outlet for pent-utions for the fans wbich is good But of greater effect is the worth athletics can give those participating It helps you develop a philosophy of life You develop a sense of team play You develop a competitive spirit You build up your courage You learn sportsmanship to win graciously and and to lose gracefully You develop leadership ability ' -- 1 a 'Smith 0 Casino lb Morell p Neal p bVt hit:nay er 3-- 4-- Shade racked up his fifth victory without a setback on r the five-hitte- Totals 48 22 27 101 Totals 38 15 27 10 'Ran for Moran in Oth bGrounded out for Neal in fith 280 200 008–A8 Magic Valley 004 010— 9 4 Pocatello 3 Lemmuel 2 Robinson R —McDade 3 3 Hooka 1 Mills 2 Cybulski B Gonsalves 2 Faust Schuermann Conte Cameron Carmichael Kitsman Bergen Taylor Smith Casino E—Schuermann p 2 Bergen 2 RBI—Berger 3 Hooks 4 Cameron Carchael 2 Moran Bersen 2 Gonsalves 2 McDade 3 Faust Lemmel Casino I Conte Robinson HR—Mt Dada Bergen Berger 3B—Hooks Bergen Berger Casino Cpou Iski SH— Faust SF—Conte Moran Hooks Left —Magic Valley 10 Pocatello 9 ER— Torres IL Faust S Wt1p & NNW l HO—Torres 0 in 1 Faust 12 in 5 Went 10 in S Morrell 1 in 1 Spear 0-- -B 3 in 4 Neal 8 in I y Weiler 4 Faust Spear 3 Neal 1 BB—Off 'ATHLETICS is as much a part of the American way of Torres 1 2 Faust 2 More' 1 Welly life as any other facet and I am proud of the records our MA- - Speer 3 Neal I WP—Wellep and2 10'11 letes have made when the test has come for them to produce DP—LemmelMcDadeRobinson W—Faual Torres A-- 945 Li—Stank° and Comte with our country's future at stake" Colonel Whitesides said key 8-- 2:35 Sehassier in 9th 000 210 000- -3 Salt Lake 000 000 000--0 Great Falls Strieheek F— It—Maggio Denton Shade RBI—Stevens Striehek 2 OR— Stevens 3S—Carutbers Maggio Scheer 1111—Striehen Left—Salt Lake mann 10 Great Falls O Dp—caruthertDou t ((7) Do tempUsatuV changes botheryou ? g :- 0 r :": :- 4 to - ' i4i' II I ''' 4 ' i Lli tiltl11 IS THE SUIT FOR YOU!' 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Billings Now-- - York (Antonalli in a socked homer ningham thel deists's (Miller 10s Coast League Patine Only games scheduled St Louis (Poholske eighth Hommy Byrne was the Pioneer League Big 'Six se Pet GB burgh Usw W L night Saeramento JAM 2i 19 losing pitcher andamea games of Tuesdayt PlaYeril 21 19 International League 55e 6 ono ono seo-- -e e o tia113i7:rdito at bat 00 or more times) tezttAitt 23 21 523 2 H Hts PetPlayer 102 000 Ols- -4 33 Club Al) 'les twl 11 Montreal 4 33 0491a s Buffalo 214 22 '511 17 —15 40 —3112Sarna ' —Idaho Meek Hotten ) If American League is porous to keep you cool because mohair IME UMW Foil through 6-- Tribune Baseball Scoreboard perfect comfort from Spring in - o :' ':: mode of silky mohair k 0! t"1' ' u ' i 11 6-- T-- 2:05 A-- 1923 3-- 6-- The Bees maintained their game and a half margin as Bill ings edged Ogden By taking two out of three from each of the Montana op ponents the Bees assured them selves of the first-plac- e position when they return to Derks Field against Ogden Monday night They have three games with the e Magic Valley Cowboys But it wasn't easy as the rFt ganJessen: score indicated for Shade In —off &Mauler 4 Shads 0 SO—ky Sehassler 7 Shade 5 ER—Sehassler 3 the first Mike Witwicki wran- WP—Sehosaler V— gled a pass to first and Smokey Blinn and Wade Davidson hit into a double play John Caruthers to Dougan to Leading Batten Red Jessen Duke Schuermann AMOritell League 227 then tripled but died on third Avila Cleveland Rosen Cleveland 2g2 as Shade tightened up Boone Detroit 275 Salt Lake loaded the sacks in Nallnl League St Louis 272 the first on Maggio's single and Jablonski Hamner 245 Philadelphia 391 walks to Jessen and John Turk Musial St Louis but Stevens whiffed to end that Home Runs threat Great Falls also had the Sauer Cubs 12: kluaial Cardinals sacks loaded in the second but 12 Klusgewski Reds 10 Rosen Indians 9 Hodges Dodgers IL Ennis couldn't push a run across II S Mays n $9102 - — 7 hard-hittin- Jessen to last-plac- Idaho Falls Russet combed two Boise pitchers for 14 hits and a 10-- victory here Thursday night in the closing game of the series Tom Sarna Idaho Falls third sacker collected three hits in four trips to the plate to boost his already healthy 412 batting average The Russets after scoring two in the third and one in the fourth clinched the game with a five-rublast in the sixth They added two in the seventh for good measure Boise scored two each in the first and fifth and staged a three-rurally in the ninth That latter drive was cut short by Reno Barbisan who relieved Dick Armbruster on the mound for the Russets X-ra- THE ELECTR1CS went down battling with a second twin killing by the Bees snuffing the final spark in the ninth Clem Moore drew a base on balls in the home half of the final frame Mgr Lou °cheat pinch-hittin- g for Holderfield popped to the Infield and Ab Flynn hitting for the pitcher grounded into a double play Strichek to Dougan THE BEES are idle Thursday as they travel to Magic Valley to open their first series of the year against the Cowboys in Jaycee Park Bill Dougan started the winSalt Lek ab b 0 Groat Falls ab b a a ning rally in the fourth inning Cruthers 3b 5 1 3 al Witwicki el 3 0 3 0 as he slashed a single to center Geedey el 45 02 72 0 Davidson 2b 4 022 If Sehrmnn ri 410 Strichek followed with a line-dri- Masco Jessen lb 4 1 I 0 Myers e 4071 0 EnOS 3b 5 0 e 3 Turk 4111 the over homer left field Stevens rf 4 1 0 01 Currie lb 2 1 13 21 wall 360 feet from the platter DOUtilli 2b 4 2 2 Moore as 2071 es 3 3 2 2 Hidefield If 3 1 So In the fifth the Buzzers Striehek 1 000 4 0 0 1 014:Khalil Shade P SO1E44104 iii 2 1 1 0 an insurance run as picked up 0 0 0 1 Lblrlsrnn John Maggio drew a walk and 27 5 0 305 Totals 301037 Total" Jim Stevens clouted a double oF0PPed up for olderfielS In 9th down the left field line: Into double Play for bGrounded n 5225 3140 5231 5251 4310 5201 2201 4051 0000 1000 0000 2120 0000 0000 1000 3 4 Sehrmn es 1 0 5 Conte 3 10 0 ('melon If 2 0 0 Crmiehl 2b 4 0 0: Kilaman el 0 1 0 Bergen Sb 3 4 Oi Moran lb 3 3 01 Taylor c 1 4 &Torres P 2 0 11 WeileP P 2 GREAT FALLS—Mike Shade and Don flipped a five-hittStrichek hit his second homer in two nights as the Salt Lake Bees trimmed Great Falls 0 Wednesday to wind up their first Montana trek with a 2 mark The league-leader- s rapped Bob Schassier for 10 hits including the homer a pair of triples and a double but he too was tough in the clinches Shade's wildhess was offset by a pair of crucial double plays engineered by the Bee infield which preserved his shut out Special to The Tribune IDAHO FALLS IDA--T- he y The Tribune V Special and the first of MS profession to be knighted suffered a concussion Wednesday but escaped serious injury when his mount fell during the Devizes Handicap at the Salisbury track disclosed Richards who has ridden 4844 winners during his long career was not hurt as badly as was feared Doctors said there were no broken bones or other signs of Internal injury Special to The Tribune pros shooting a purse of $20000 in addition to contending for positions in the Vardon Trophy race and points toward a place on the 1955 Ryder Cup team in the four-daTakes Fourth Straight tourney Twelve leading amateurs are also in the CAMDEN N J May 19 (UP) field A first place will be worth —Wilton Stable's undefeated 83000 Royal Note the 2 to 1 favorite Julius Boros top money win- accounted for his fourth straight ner thus far on the P G A tour triumph Wednesday by scoring and Bob Toski leader in Ryder a neck triumph over Be lair Cup points as well as the win- Stud's Nashua in the 620050 ners of 15 out of 18 tournaments Cherry Hill Stakes at Garden on the pro circuit are included State Park Sammy Boulmetis who was Boros Wins aboard Royal Note had three CHICAGO May 19 (UP)— winners in all as he booted Boise ab b o a Idaho Palls ab h e a Julius Boros who won his first home Lady Tiptoe ($1680) in the Mu 3b 4 I 3 2 Shields If 3 2 3 tournament since 1952 at Ard- third and Barge Wharf ($1040) Herrera 3b 3 10 Oi Movie 2b 3 I 130 a 1 0 21 Sarna 3b Kltngmn3b more Okla has grabbed first in the fifth A crowd of 21864 Jeffrey rf 3 0 2 0 Mateoskp d 34303 S 30 ' 4 2 2 01 Hack rf Kaat If 4130 place in the 1954 chase for was on hand 11 Neal lb 2 9 lb Markley 4350 4 0 2 0 Streeter sa 3128 Hardy e money winning honors on the 4 I 7 0 Beeeroft el 5 3 0 01Burt e P G A tour statistics showed 3 0 0 2' Armbster p 2 2 0 1 Sierra se 3 0 0 1 Barbiaan p 0000 Nenswdr p CYPRUS NETTERS Wednesday Cline p 10 0 0 Boros the 1952 National Open ajferondes 1 0 0 0 Totals 319 24 al Totals 34 14 27 3 chiftion has won $910250 to :WIN REGION Grounded out for Cline in Pth hold a lead over runner-u- p Cary Boise 200 020 003— 7 School netters Cyprus High 002 105 20x-- 10 Tells Middlecoff with $830881 won the Region Two tennis Idaho R—Bell 2 If JeffKlingman Bob Toski was the leader in rey Kest Markley Shields 2 Mavis championship Wednesday by Sams Neal 2 Streeter 2 Armbruster 235 13 Ryder Cup points with 2 E—BelL Hardy Streeter RBI—Kest South Summit 0 Markley 3 Hardy Beerof t Sierra while Chandler Harper was sec- defeating on the Cyprus courts Shields Mavis Sarna 3 Mateosky ond with 212 13 and ikliddlecoff Armbruster 3 SB—Sarna SH— The results: Jim Robinson Streeter Mavis Streeter Armbruster 2 DP— third with 208 Bell to y UM—Armbruster def Nuttall Vern Markle Cyprus Shields Mateosky Klinstman 350— 0 0 George Stevenson-Gar- y Streeter Left—Bobo 11 Idaho Falls 9 WP—Armbruster ER—Neuenswander 3 Great jockey Him Jenkins Cyprus def Cline 2 Armbruster fl SO—Cline 3 4 Armbruster S B—oft Neuenswander 2 SALISBURY ENG LAN D Louder-Sweene- y 34 3 Cline 3 Armbruster a HO—NeuensCorGordon Rich- Dick Johnson-Quin- n wander 12 In 5 33 Cline 2 In 2 13 May 19 (111")--- Sir Armbruster 9 in 23 Brabisan 0 in Stevens-Fraziards winner of more races than bridge Cyprus def 13 L o s r—Neuenswander Winner— Armbnister Li—Disbud and Ballot T forfeit any other 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