| Show -- - - - For Sports Scores ' : Call54511' ' -- ' ' ' -- I ' - - I ' e t I 07 111( For Sports Scores 0044 :Cidi 54511 - - r " 1 - -- --- -- ( ' t 1 1 t - : - - ' Section D ' uzzers to C:Rips e 4 ' - ' - ck4- s: to The Special ' ‘ 11 ' ) it ‘4 I I - "IN SEVEN YEARS AT MARYLAND I met with alumni groups twice Once the Baltimore alums got together to give me an award and another time the former Maryland students in New York honored me but I haven't seen or heard from any alumni groups befori or since "We have good spirit on our team because each boy knows he is getting the same as the next fellow I tell our boys 'If you can say that you know or have heard rumors that any boy on our squad is getting more than the regular athletic scholarship and room books tuition and meals you come to me and- we'll both investigate it If you can help me prove this 111added give yon in" ear is a reward' And so far" Tatum "none one has claimed my car" -- Observation Ward litoratere would he imprevoti if mot of the folks with en itch to write fortioti 'crotch pods 2 Special Selling b! days only! FOAM Clouds Threaten — ' 4 '' a 1 ‘ ti — Big black clouds piled up over Idaho Thursday night casting a shadow over the fishing( prospects on the eve of the 1954 general season which opens Friday BOISE - - t FIRST wrapped $oist THOROBRED ' 'k vo ' 4: 7 s ' N ' f 'N - ' rVilk 1 kk ‘'1 QUALITY j 4oa--B-01—S---- S---- - 0ticf cAtiq A 00 MerS molt C14It dim' — - a '- co changkke It - OR IMP Sis t - - It" Ateiet Shoo: - Sugar–Howe t3t - ! 7 — Gtoorentes 1 lo Servile e - evereseee resel 'Wee ell Overentd weer fee epeelfig eeneitatireembe legerdiese liftehne el seem gomproprOopo' eelselity etedueeethie 10 Shop Sugar House Tilt '9 Tonightf - Special to The Tribune POCATE L L 0 — Pocatello's - ::: 3i n by grounder Strichek and scored oni a single I whegot to walked Bar Infield by 1 i Do The fourth Bee run the third when Geedey Brown in came t PA comillomeon s --- - IYal150-- --- by John Turk center field triple )400-fo- into deep fI 1 li 1 ' I ! i 1 ‘ 4 I : f - i 4 i 4 ' 1 :: - ‘ I I for I itT141::: 1 TIRES MOUNTED AND SALANCED i Tribune Scoreboard MEE - DAYTON TIRES State Homo of Wak'à 544lowt - 14 le ra 27 000 325 442 376 364 94 23 20 14 le 11 Sritokirn 014 le 13 1314 14 340 311 --- 32 31 Pet 427 L W 37 22 28 30- 29 30 29 333 508 500 500 463 468 370 - 29 30 31 31 27 2 39 hsrsdier's Rosette Bstrierantiato 1 GB S - 'L -- &auk S New - 1 - 1 i 4 ti t J I t I i ! 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Taiwe tests prove ks easrams mistake te tioweast - ' 3141 530 450 0 457 — 0 74250 12 it American Assoilation Charleston S (Only game Kanalts Cft ached) I r r Je 01N: "C 11 Morsn's-- d -"-Date-set electric tugs pitted their combined pull of 3500 horsepower against the 'coil !IT' CORD ' rioneeriLeague i I 11 THE GETLEWLI -- TIRE-- 2ndlNesf -- ordinary vurcalEELEp- - - Cord They couldn't break- it and neither am you undTT - 13138'So - lire wittrislifeiF General -- (Including games or WedneadaYPlak ars at bat 00 or inord tames) Club Ab II fl et Player Sarni' Malt Palls 148 42 17 453 Turk Salt Lake 123 21 50 400 Mavis Idaho Falls 118 42 43 3o4 130 31 SO 374 Bernard Billings Mateosky Idaho Fills INV- 33 53 --353 bireatorAdahaiallis12314-44--'35- 2 ' - NSt immulminlemaranNikeldniMedbooloww P MI (Onl games scheduled) PridaYa Probable Miters at P'ocatelle Oaden (tchnelter eieuenswander 24) 515 pm Salt Lake City (Trickusn 52) Idaho Palls (Oiler 44) 815151Ti Magic Valley (Unavailable) at Billings (Unavailable) PM 110180 (Unavailable) at 2111hils (Us tivallable) &Oa Pm Orleana Inteational Ie2 9 le wet sretmds Pueblo a wet sounds Ct Wash t ri 4-- Thursdays Result Pocatello I Olden I WichiCa 4 Lincoln Omaha 3 Colorado Splines 2 Denver at Dos Moines postponed s-t i rain Maxie yalltY Western League —APAhlte- 1 Prida's Olden —Southern- Association tittio ironed Salt Lake ett Billings Idaho Falls Boise WA Great Falls Pocatello — Rochester IA Srraetose--2-1 —Richmond 7 Montreal 1 Ottawa I Havana 4 tootle games scheduled) CO: i ' Thursdays Results New York 13 Bt Lu1 I (night) Brooklyn at Milwaukee postponed rain Pittsburgh at Chicago palpated rain at Cincinnati post Philadelphia 7 712 - Shrovewort Oklahoma Citr Dallas 7 San Antonia 4 Allayment S Tulsa S Pittsburgh '1 B Tort Worth L'Houston L New York Philadelpha St Louis Cincinnati Chicago 5 — Portilati-1- i le lti le le 23 23 24 23 23 31 20 14 4144 18 19 21 19 w 011 Womoltia 4 Mobilo 2 Chattanoosa 2 Atlanta 1 I nninshom 4 blashvilla 2 With -Purchoso of Now i Vi Seals Stretch Win Streak I National League Pet 474 L 'W IN 4 Sacramento San Diego 4 Oakland 3 ((Mly games achlithiled) - A-- 1470 T-- 14011rtrood 6 i i I 1- A-- n — t 1 9 11 Portland I' 1 11 Hollywood San Francisco Oakland Beattie San Diego Sacramento Lou Antra leg 710x1 5 3490 6780 140x15 38901 7110 I 11 Pacific Coast League o liii n 2rot 29901 5780 670)05 i ht Carmichael's smash broke up Smith p 1000 Neal la a tie in the two-hoand 35- - Totals 31 13 24 SI Totals 30 13 27 14 in fifth minute game which saw the lead anoubled for Mikhail 100 050 000- -4 302 101 02- -11 change hands several times Aft-o- r Ogden Pocatello 1 Lankford Newkirk Carmichael get his hit Skip 411—Sidiers D'Agrossa Conte Cameron 4 CarKitsman drew a walk and Rich ler michael 2 Kitionen E—Campe Schorr-maHSI—Lankford 2 CamBergen hit his second double eron 2Newkirk Vander- Minoan Newkirk 3lift—Lank me Carmichael 2 Bergew of the night ford Carmichael Cameron 311S—NerLankford terOgden started off fast with a tkirk 2311—D'Agroaga 10 S Carmichael LOB—Ogden singleton in the first when Jim gen Pocatello 11 ER—aforrell 3 Nankai' e O in 110—morrnii limith 1 Neal Lankford hit a homer over the 54 'Michell In 4 Neal in 4 Smith center field wall in dead center In 3 so—By Morrell 4 Ninths II Neal S St—Nnehall 3 MorSmith about 450 feet away rell 2 Neal 4 Smith 3 WP—Nughall a SS—Carmichael Kite 3 PB—Itellano Pocatello came back with 11J— 523 W—Neal L—Smith two-ruoutburst in the bottom man 235 Aletead and Barton (0-- Plus Tax 115 Ito5setralegt-c-ehdgthed- lb-r- Ngw York 2 Cleveland 1 Boston Chicago Philadelphia fi lialtimons 11 Washington 4 Detroit av Pridars Probable Pitchors aeveland at New York—Wyarr (811 vs- - Ford (2-Chicago at Boidea—Koegan (71) rs Nixon i3-Detroit at Washington—Gray vs Portertild (63) Baltimore at Philadelphio—Pilletta ) or Thiel MO vs You Brabant 2690 q 1 L 11 etrAirwese i - 5-- 2 5-- 1 8-- 6 I! I Idaho BROWN LIMITED Falls to just seven' hits but the Russets managed to bunch six of them and they culminated in scores They got two each in the third fifth and sixth innings ners The first hit off Brown was Barbisan wobbled during the an unusual infield single in the first three framesNin which he third that scored the first Spud allowed all of Salt Lakes runs run With the bases loaded and but then tightened up and held two out the Bees to only six hits for the and the Sbaartnaspilaisnhteedreadt lanpleitcah eral pieces most of which flew night mound As a It was his sixth victory Mit toward the it made fielding of consequence a one loss in the ball very difficult league play this season salt Lab abhsildans Palls Ohs a Cruthrs 31) 4 0 0 O'Shields If 3000 The two teams will clash Gettler el 44 3 7 Oibtsvie 2b 3344 I OiSarna 3b Multio If 4103 again Friday in the second &amen lb 4 01 7 Ilittateoakr re 4 4 0 1b 4305 game of the series and this time asorklienill re 43 0 31 Glisten ORocI 3330 2b 4 4 2 Strootor ss 3101 Mgr Charley Gassaway will Doran Ink as 4 I 3 Burt 0 2001 start righthander Don Erickson Stile 3 I 0 2 Harbison la 3101 Brown so 1000 with a mark He'll be op- atoro 14 I 346 Totals also Ewell Totals 22 7 PI III a posed by Utley atiroundsd out for brown In eth Salt Labs righthander III 000 0004 Idaho Pails 003 011 Goi-- 4 II—Goods II Caruthers Stevan Saw second crowd TnuasnArs Wan 11 letreater Marta lark II-barblaan Jenson Strichak largest of the season in the Mataosko SH—fiblelds 811—liantio tor— Spud Park saw the Russets Butt 313H—Gooder BBI-- RIMagsto blow Brown Turk Mateoak0 21 2Idanhe come from behind and eventual- men Mavis Burt Litt—Salt Lake Tt S ER—Harbison 4 Brown S so— ly score the clinching run in the Falls 2 Barbtaan 1 1112—Barbwan 4 sixth inning off Lefty Jim Brown 1Brown 2 WP—Bmwn Brown who went down to his Wale and Dunn fifth defeat The victors got three unearned runs in the third when Jerry Streeter walked moved along when Barbillan was safe on Red Jessen's throwing error and went to third when Mgr Bobby Mavis SAN FRANCISCO June 3 INI drew a walk —ReHef hurler Bob 'Muncrief Tom Sam scored the first cut off a Portland rally in the run with a broken bat infield ninth InningThuraday night as hit dorm the third base line the BSeliztaverrtaln3-eir and then Ben Mateosky sent home two more when he Seal Pacific Coast League drilled a single through the ning streak to eight nd VliTior hole into left games It vas the the Seals in their last 25 starts Idaho rails got its fourth run Portland 000 000 iso—t 1 1 1 1 002 100 00a- -3 Francisco In the fifth when Barbisan sin- SinElliott Anthony (8) and Glade!' Hiller On and Munertot Donahue W—iblist went to second on a (4A) le—illiott gled and sacrifice by Bill Shields and --- -— scored on a single by Mavis - HOLLYWOOD Juno 8 cm— The winning run was pushed Lefty Chet Johnson blew up In across in the sixth when John the seventh inning tonight and Hack and Streeter got infield Hollywood scored four runs and singles and Ed Burt scored beat Sacramento again 1 Co to then Johnson had shaded Hack on a sacrifice fly Red Munger in a tight pitchers' SALT LAKE jumped on Bar battle bisan for two in the first when Sseromonh 100 000 002-- 4 I 0 10 000 000 4014 John Caruthers walket went -Hollywood - ert and - kitchen11' an to third a double by Larry Hangar MEM (Si and Dranag4 Winner— — Geedey and scored on an in- limiters 1 18 002 020 000- -2 field grounder by John Maggio Oakland San Dloito ' i 001 SOO Ols-- 4 115) Van Cork b amberter (13) Geedey tame home on an in- andGettla Ladtall Chambers Thomason (10 field bouncer by Jessen Wight (tia and Sancllock Vi inner—Chambers LosoghNan CS216 The Bees got another In the Cur—whit Part Softball : '- t ' A MO11111 Thenday'l Results 600x16 FÜLLER & 'MILLER 3939 South' - - 1 in the half and went ahead third thanks to Don Cameron's homer with one mate aboard Bryce Carmichael came to bat abbe Pocatello ab It a In the bottom of the eighth in- Ogden Either et Sehurmn go 4104 41300 Conto 4 3 rt Newkirk 4001 ning here Thursday night and Lenktord lbFt I 31 I11 1 lb 1030 2 $ It 4 3 1 0 Cameron 3b Parlor got his fifth hit of the game— Campo Crtniehel 2b 5 5 It 5 4110 & 1 1 1 Kitaman el 3110 towering homer over len— Were e2b $4 110 3 Bergen 3b tallow 5213 victo give the Bannocks an Miller se Caelno f 5 1 0 0 4012 bluebell le over the Ogden Reds 1000 Taylor c 4 0100 tory 1 1 0 0 Morrell Washingtoa Boaton Philadelphia Baltimore GUARANTEE 15-MON- I — J efoll 104 hi u plitew 1 t s 397 A a""lood Stowe is" IC J—spftgreett ' ollVsret mio's 612 Yeto solo s -s s to a every -- DAYTON3Way hew 140Y rOf ye nOreAld — 0— Homer Gives Bannock Crew 86 Triumph Over Ogden Detroit 1 I 1t i0 now Roadblocks they also be set up atany time and without advance notice Persons from out of state are permitted one shipment during censes and catches the season They may transport INSTITUTION of roving pa- a possession limit wleich is one trols is fast being perfected by day's bag limit Cleveland Chicago New York 1 i I 'A the Fish and Game Department and with a I r pdi a n e s portable and mobile radio communication the crews cover a lot of territory American League 650x16 35501 6800 0 -- i t VODBC3 Mos Tax - - who helps they are is Al blisseldine plant 'em Idaho season opens on Friday July 1 and the Railroad Ranch area on North Fork of Snake River July 10 Fishermen seeking information will find conservation officers out in force and glad to answer questions They will also be asking questions of a lot of fishermen checking their li- the birds the migration of fishermen is under way and all are heading for the north to the of Idaho's higher waters prime streams and lakes The reason is Friday opening of the Idaho general season with probably 150000 fishermen putting in time over the long week end from Friday through Sunday THEY ARE seeking the first bags of Idaho's prized rainbows brook and native trout a few going after bass At another trek will be under way the prize the migrating salmon from the Pacific Practically all Idaho waters will be open to fishing but for the proteetion of all sportsmen the Idaho Fish and Game has printed for free distribution a listing of all excepted waters Fishermen should make certain they get a copy If in any doubt they should consult it because the courts refuse to accept ignorance of the aaw as an excuse for violations Sin 1 ie- Idaho's Trout Season Opens Today Special to The Tribune POCATELLO IDA — Like 4 i1 4 ta tooØ I 30e t n rV EXPECT 150000' OUT -- - i t a Idaho streams and lakes contain plenty big trout and among men who know where IL0 v II - Aw ‘t' - ' - '- PLUS TAX AND OLD TIRES PROM Toyn CAR REGARDLESS OF CONDITION iftv t er Jim Stevens second on an second gly - L 2 (7-71- " s' (if- ' ' - L - 0 1 0 ' ': : q 'N tli '' - 4 ' By Jack Schroeder Tribune Sports Writer n- 5-- 1 DAITIOL1 FOAM CREPE ' - i - ' - NEIMONIZEr11W301:11 1)sols N ' 'i - - ' Game - IDAHO FALLS—Reno I bisan personally threw the Pioneer League race into a tie Thursday night by pitching the Idaho Falls Buffets to a thrill-4 ing 4 victory over the Salt Lake Bees before 1476 fans The win leaves the Buzzers and idle Billings tied for the top spot with identical records of 22 victories and 13 losses It also places the Spuds just one game behind the two front run- I - Tht Weather d there would be scattered showers Thursday night and Friday with clearing conditions later in the day Friday the barometer will rise—a promising sign for some angle ri AMONG POINTS to rememhorhold that a clearing storm brings fish ber is that first a legal license to surface in hopes of snag- is required Fishing hours are 4 am to 10 pm and the stateging a fly The bureau warned there wide bag and possession limit might be snow showers in the is seven pounds and one fish mountains over 7000 feet but not to exceed 15 in number Some prized waters won't be but most of the upper lakes and streams will not be open open until later Among them are Henrys Lake which opens until later in the summer June 12 Silver Creek to open Bureau---sai- CUSHION ' 011 — N I mid-mont- h Idaho Opening ‘44 ' ' 4t - 300-yar- "I'll tell you why we haven't any violations—we haven't any organized alumni pressure at Maryland "We have no natural rival in the state of Maryland we We haven't too many HAVE to beat for a successful season football players in the state to fight over in the first place and the U S Naval Academy is the only other university in the state We have no smaller colleges or junior colleges to compete with us for the athletes either ::"Py- 1 i SALMON Ii - 41"-------- II 'Tribune ) b - n - - : -- IDA—Disciples of LOGAN—Coach Jim Tatum of Mary landgazed ruefully at Izaak Walton should find fish- his golf ball which settled about 250 yards from the tee on No 6 ing conditions in Lemhi County on the Logan Golf tand Country Club course Thursday afternoon 'streams ideal for pursuit of the "Look at that" he mused'"The first time I played this hole the season earlieHn the week I drove the 300l'ard marker and today-whethere's a prize for the long drive on this hole I can't cony near opens Friday Eddie Linck the distance" Salmon area conservation offi4 "However that's all 'right with me I don't want to be cer says r Lemht River and most of the lave all my luck for football this fall at lucky now—I'd-ratheother streams of the drainage Mryland7 7atum added Tatum coachel John Boning Jack Gardner and Bob Davis Is low and clear an ideal combination Prospects this year played in a foursome Thursday afternoon and the Tatum-Gardincombine waxed the football rivals pretty handily on the are the best for some years past nine we trailed them largely because Tatum called his shots and During the past week trucks parred the last four holes including that 590yard No 8 from the fish hatcheries at "There's the drive I wish I could have counted" he laughed d es he whistled one out past the marker on No 8 Mackay and American Falls have been planting legal size Blames Ovenenthuslastie Alumni rainbows in the North Fork of Tatum coach of the year at Maryland believes coaches and Salmon and Lemhi Rivers in overenthusiastic alumni are responsible for most of the athletic addition to stocking streams and evils today ponds reserved for children A truck from the hatchery at "I NEVER HAVE KNOWN a coach who would promise a boy more than a chance to gain an education at this school" Tatum Mackay brought in 1400 trout "The over-eagalums are the boys who cause the ranging from seven to 11 inches admitted trouble and what can a coach do about preventing the alumni In length Part of the load was released in the North Fork and from getting into the picture? "But where the alumni work in secret the coach who pops part in the 'pond for children at off about alleged violations on the part of his rival coaches is Gibbonsville A truck from American Falls even wdrse: 'I figure it this way if I can't win with the facilities and manpower that the state of Maryland and the University of delivered 2212 legal size rainMaryland can give me then it is time to see what I can do about bows Tuesday to Lemhi River it from the administrative standpoint And if the administration and to the kid's creek near Leatells me that it is doing all it can or all it will for the athletes dore Fishermen were reminded by and I still can't win then it is time for me to quit and go some Linck of the change in creel place else "But certainly it doesn't do any good for me to go around limit a reduction of five fish tearing down the other coach and school by alleging a bunch below last year Fishermen are allowed 15 fish of tall tales about what he's doing for his athletes" Water condition reports from over the state Indicate opening Maryland Gives Board Room Tuition Books some pretty good Maryland is allowed to give board room tuition and books day may offer to all its athletes and like other schools in its conference 815 a fishing despite roily water prosmonth for laundry and dry cleaning if the college doesn't have pects of two and three weeks ago Recent hot weather got a laundry and dry cleaning facilities of its own lot of the remaining snow out NI don't know of one NCA A rule we are violating of the way and subsequent cool Coach Tatum said "And I know the NC A A wu looking into weather has leveled off run-of- f our athletic setup Jorsome time ' PAGE ONE ' - hrow':Race:Ifitô::T:'-JiRussets Trail: t i Waters Ideal I' J wan moonefs At Salmon 0 pIS MiiL 011 For Opening A cb: L - ' I — ''k - 4 - June 4 lit4 — 1 0 k ' Salt Lake City 'Milt --ei Friday Morning 7 ' driving conditions - GENERAL TIRE CO — Phone 46 ' |
