Show Friday Morning “7- - ?TI)C July 10 1912 19 Salt fiakc SViburtt Bees Whip Boise Cards Defeat Ogden Salt Lake Grabs Game in Tenth 4-- 3 Ed Haroldse-Andy Harrington's Salt Lake Bees flashed the best brand of ball all season at Comthey've shown to edge the Boise munity 4 park to 3 m a spirited Pilots encounter Thursday night fans before 1433 But it took Earl Owen's tenth-irmn- g double — which sert Vic Sander sctfnpering across the m the plate— to £ut the contest bag Earl's tap took a lucky hop to evade the outstretched arms of Prank Lamanskc who was playing first for the Pilots a Just as important factor in H 10-lnm- rg well-satisfi- the Bees’ second straight triumph e losa disastrous ing streak while on the road was the split second timing of two beautiful double plays The pardouble killings ticipants m the were Rapid Bob Chesnes Hive shortstop Second Baseman Harrington and First Sacker Johnny after nine-gam- Hernandez Kerr Hits The fans knew they werenn for something awe - inspiring when Enos drew a walk Herrandez and then Catcher Ted angled Kerr — who's been about as effec-tv- e at the plate in the last few weeks as a paper hat in a snow storm — hammered a double down to score the left field foul-lin- e m a run a few with coming pair 'moments later when Giovacchini forced Pitcher Jack Cvitamch at second All that happened in the third and had it not been for the Pilots’ powerful two-ru- n uprising in the ninth the whole affair might have been over in short order Cvitamch passed out three hits In the fifth that yielded the visitors a run but the Bees didn’t worry’ much until tw’O were added to it m the ninth Fifth Inning In the fifth Lowe singled Heyd hut safely and then Staley grounded one to the pitcher’s box that went for a hit as Harrington Hernandez and Cvitanich gathered around for a leaving first base uncovered Lowe trouped home meanwhile Two walks and a single loaded the bases in the ninth for Boise another walk forced in one run and then Stenger singled in the ether Enos’ fast peg to Kerr nipping Paulson at the plate as he tried to put the Pilots one run ahead Korhontn came in and held the Bees scoreless in the last of the nnth Cvitanich put the Pilots tete-a-te- te down in order in the first of the tenth and then Sander waited out a' walk moved to second on Chesnes’ sacrifice and scored the winning run on one-two-thr- ee Owen’s lucky double " The box score Salt Ixkr 1BHOA 3b 5 O 1 1 vrhic! der cf sner ss m rt If 4 4 5 3 3 i'r 5- - kr 1 — y i y OxO OlO Om OOO 12 12 13 002 O C 1 OO —3 it Kerr Sacrifice Kerr Hun hatted Owen Unm he— G act hml to Hevd to pai to to Herman Keee Pe to to Hernandez Taed ha — Jtt8 nonPheres left rn bane— -HHalt 2 ro’jviee S'e-c- Har-mct'- Ripf tr— er vi pn bane in Trupky Pvila-40'a'pv 3 KlcMn Hv a? tnieh 1 3 K Hanes no buii — Cft Staley Pi(a-K irVjnen 1 S' a fv 1 cn FelMs 3 3 1 6 Sia e t 1 Korhonen Fields — E'ger ari S’eubirg Attendancee ruh’irk With King Peter of Jugoslavia among the spectators the Yankees went to work on Eldon Auker early scoring three runs in the fourth inning off the submarine ball pitcher who had beaten them twice before It was the eighth defeat against 10 wins for Auker who tops the league in pitching V fl Bosox manJoe Cronin ager wins game for mates with fly rUn-produci- ng f Cronin’s Drive Pirates Shut Out Ends Tight Mound Battle Philadelphia The PITTSBURGH July J 9-- 0 Philadelphia Phils fell apart at BOSTON July 9 all seams before an army-nav- y relief crowd of 29488 fans Thurs- Joe Cronin pinchhittlng with the day night after a magnificent bases loaded and one out in the seven-innin- g pitching duel and eleventh inning banged out a long lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates 0 fly that sent Pete Fox home with Pittsburgh Philadelphia ABHOA the run that gave his Boston Red ABHOAI 3 0 2 0 Cosoarartss 4 2 3 4 May 3b 1 4 0 3 0 Barrett rf 4 0 3 0 Sox a Wanercf victory over the Detroit 3 0 2 1 Fletcherlb 5 2 9 1 Glossop2b as they launched Litw hilerlf 4 2 10 Elliott 3b Thursday Tigers 5121 3 16 1 a home stand Northevrf 4 2 4 01 Phelps c the western against 0 0 0 0 4 0 5 1 zStew&rt Ettenlb 0 0 0 0 clubs Braganss 2 0 2 2 Lopez c 2 0 (AJ--Man- ager 9-- 2-- Muctughas Warren c 11 0 5 2 0 Wasdelllf 2 0 2 0 DiMaggio cf 2 0 2 0 1 0 O O Guatine 2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 Sewell p 2-- 3 1-- victories Joe DiMaggio Tommy Henrich and Charlie Keller led the nine-h- it Yankee attack After failing to tally on two hits in the opening frame the Yanks started their scoring drive in the fourth when DiMaggio brought home a run with a double one of his two hits The game was the seventy-sevent- h for the Yanks bringing them mark officially to the half-wa- y in their schedule The victory ene abled them to hold their lead over the Boston Red Sox who stopped the Detroit Ti- Boaton Detroit ABHOA ABHOA’ 1 1 niWaSKlo cf 5 18 1 S Hltrhrrk O’ Pesky 4 14 3 1 1 ss 5 rf Mct'oikycf 4 0 3 0’ Fox rf Cramer 41 Williams If 5 1 6 0 Higgins 3b 3 0 O 11 2 3 115 Doerr 2b York lb 3 O' 2 1 4 1 1 01 Tabor 3b Rois If 2 2 0 Blilwrth 2b 7Lmlen lb 4 00 60 00 t3 7 Tebbetts c 4 0 6 1 rCronln 0 0 Nwhouser p 4 0 3 3 Conroy c 4 0 0 3 p Wagner 36 6 33 9 Total 34 4x32 171 Total xTwo out In eleventh when winning run cored rBatted for Luplen In eleventh OOO 001 000 00 — 1 net roll OOO 100 OOO 01 — 2 Uoiton — Run HIKRln Krror nummaryPeaky Thrre-bae — MeCoaky Tabor Cronin batted In — hits McCosky York Stolen —base — Hitchcock Sacrifice Conroy P“ky Doerr Double plays — Xewhouaer to York Wagner to Doerr to Peakyto to Lupien to Conroy Pesky Lupien Pesky ( unassisted) Bases on balls — Newhouser 5 Wagner 4 Strikehouts — Newhouser 6 Hit by pitcher — By Wagner Wagner 4 Attendance — 7757 (Cramer) X 5210 111 I gers Don! 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Hernandezc 11 Olsen p 3 0 0 0 zzRussell 0 Mooty p - A 10 A 6 0 42110 0 63103 5120 I zzzSturgeon 10 10 10 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 1000 Totals 45 13 39 1b Totals 48 10 39 20 zBstted for McCullough in eighth zzBstted for Olsen in eighth in thlreenth zzzRatted for Mootv OOO 002 010 000 1—4 Boston 000 000 201 000 0 — 3 Chicago 2 Sisti Summ&rv: Errors— Merullo Ross 2 West batted in — Stringer Runs Novikoff Two-bas- e hits— Hack Gremp runs — Ross Home Holmes Lombardi 2 Stringer Gremp Sacrifices— Cavarretta to Merullo 2 Double pla vs— McCullough Merullo Stringer to Foxx Sisti Miller to Sisti—to Gremp Sisti Gremp 2 Fernandez to Gremp Bases on balls Javerv 4 Sain 2 Olsen 4 Mooty 3 Struck out — Javery 3 Sain 2 Tost 1 Olsen 4 Mooty 4 Hits — Off Sam 3 in 2 Javery 9 in 8 Tost 1 in 2 Olsen 7 in 8 Mooty 3 in 5 Pitcher— Tost Attendagca (acWinning tual) — 6909 3 league games to be played in Idaho Falls on August 5 and Salt Lake August 6 I hereby cast my ballot for the following to be members of the North-Sout- h (indicate team: which) all-stClub riayer all-st- ar ar Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher Catcher Catcher e 1-- Thursday's Results Boston 4 Chicago 3 (13 Innings) 3 Cincinnati 2 (night Brooklyn garnet 9 0 (night Pittsburgh Philadelphia -ante St Louis 9 New York 0 (night game) Probable Pitchers BostonFriday's Tobin at vs Tasseau (12-6- ) Chicago— New York at Kt Louis—Lohrman vs M Cooper (11-4- ) ) at Cincinnati (night) — Hlg-b- e Bomklyn ) vs Walters ) at Pittsburgh (night) Philadelphia (8-7- ) Hoerst vs Sewell ) (8-1- (7-2- (8-6- American Association Louisville St Paul Baltimore Tortnio Newark Rochester 4 Jersey City 3 Buifalo 7 Syracuse 6 2-- 2-- 3 State Indicate choice of four game: umpires for all-star 411 Clubs Receive Baby Pheasants series” In charge of the state meet will be Aaron Horne of Ogden who replaces Joe Fisher of Salt athletic offiLake City cer for the legion Fisher left Thursday for Camp Lewis Wash to resume active service with ths as-stat- U S army ps Announcement of the delivery of 450 baby pheasants to 16 club boys of Salt Lake county was made Thursday by L Darrell Stokes assistant county agent who pointed out that the young birds are reared and taken care of by these lads and then when mature are turned over to the state fish and game commission for the sale price of 75 cents 3-- 6 GALA PREMIERE f CAMEL CARAVAN Sixty loripngl4 minute with Dallas 13 Oklahoma City 1 Fort Worth 5 Tulsa cn 6 San Antonio 1 Beaumont 4 Shreveport 2 LANNY ROSS (‘ CONNEE BOSWELL All Stars 5 Little Rock 1 1 Pioneer League Pocatello MARGO HERB SHRINER 4 XAVIER CUGAT and hi orcfistfrct 3 2 2 KSL— 8:00 P Fl Thursday’s Results Bolss 3 Salt Laks 4 (10 Innings) Pocatello 11 Ogden 9 Twin Falls 11 Idaho Falls 12 (11 ON THI AIR FOR innings) Friday’s Probable Pitcher Boise at Salt Lake 8:30 p m — (10-6- ) vs Dtjanlch (6-7- ) Pocatello at Ogden 8:30 p m — Christensen vs Wesneski ) ) Twin Falls at Idaho Falls 8 :30 (1-4- Cer emeeles Mmttmr Southern Association Boise Ogden Salt Lake Idaho Falls Twin Fails W ! Texas League ?AME1 ' (0-0- WlaauTs ©m Tlllae Ana fIT©iiflsij Friday July 10 1942 —Mountain War Time KUTAS70 KSL— 1760 $— Columbia —Blue Network A M e oo e is e 30 6 46 00 7:16 7 30 7 7 45 8 00 8:15 8 30 Mas-terso- 111 8:45 9 00 9 15 9 30 9 45 Syatem Morgan Beatty News $News of the World Farmers' Round-u- p Pages of Melody Texas Jim Robertaon with Ted Kimball H News Journal Breakfast Club Don Athur Gaetb News McNeill m c ©Radio Reader The Charioteers Chaplain Jim D 8 Second Husband Amanda John's Other Wife Just Plain BUI A Mutual System O— — Blue Network A KDYL Dude Ranch — Farm News World Coverage News Your Favorite Hymns The Yawn Patrol — Time Reports World Coverage News Last Call to Breakfast 4-- Olen Gray’s Orchestra Helen Hlett News KLO— 7430 KD7L— 7320 $— NBO Network Breakfast Club Wally Bandack New — Morning Serenade Uncle Zip Oen 8tore Overnight News Final -8:15 Tune Train” and Kitchen Hints OCurley Clements OCholr Loft Reveille Round-u- p News and Music Women In War Lone Journey Turning the Pages Second Husband ©World News ?Road of Life Honeymoon Hill $Vlc and Sade ©Fletcher Wiley John's Other Wife j Interlude Ouess Tune eAgalnst the Storm Just Plain BUI Davld Harum Drama Songs of Harry Clarke M e oo e 16 e 30 6 46 7 00 7 16 7 30 745 8 OO 8 15 8 30 8 45 9 OO 9 15 9 30 9 45 pltch-Marchll- St Louis Cardinals exploded in a barrage of extra base blows runs a pounding out two home Tommy Falkcnburg hit pair of triples and a two-bas- e as they went on to defeat the Drops From Meet 0 New York Giants Thursday PHILADELPHIA July 9 (P) — night behind the six-hshutout of Johnny Iicazley Hopes of Tom and Bob Falken-bur- g pitching New York hi Louia to stage an net AH H O A ABHOA! Wsrber 3b 3 1 0 21 Brown 3b 5 10 3 show in the finals of the U S Jurges ss 4 11 11 T Moors cf 5 1 2 0 4 0 10 Slghter rf 3 2 3 0 rf interscholastic tennis tournament Ott Mize lb 3 1 10 0 Triplett If 3 110 were blasted Thursday as 2 0 4 2 2 0 Muslal If if Barna 4 12 0 Frank Willett of Anniston Mrsiialt cfc 43 00 43 00 W Cooper 0 410 1 1 11 Hopp lb 6 In eliminated Tom 1 the semifinals Willett 1940 U S boys’ indoor champion thus earned a place in the finals Saturday against the winner of Friday’s semifinal match between Bob Falkenburg and Holmes Cathrall of Wilkes-Barr- e Pa playing for Blair academy 6-- Scranton Pa Crawford Gels Nod ' 8-- Panning Witek 2b 13 Afternoon Programs Noon 12 OO 12 16 1230 12 45 1 OO 1:16 1:30 1 :45 FALL RIVER Mass July — Davey Crawford 127 of York scored a unanimous sion over Victor Corchato 128 of Puerto Rico Thursday night in a bout 10-rou- Pacific Coast League 112 1000 Ill 4:00 4:30 4:45 6 00 4:15 e BED BUG Thursday’s Results R H E 000—5 10 i 200 300 Bacrsmento 000 OOO 100 — 1 5 1 San Diego Dasso VKaltch Donnelly and Mueler (4) and Salkeld r jj 2 1 10 000 001 000— San Francisco 000 400 02x — 6 12 1 Hollywood Joyde and Sprins Bittner and Brenrel R H E -- 3 010 O 10 4 Seattle — OOO 101 000 2 9 1 Portland Turpin and Beard Orrell and Mayer R H E t 021 000 000 3—6 11 1 Los Angeles 012 000 000 0 — 3 7 1 Oakland Davis and Todd Plppen and K&imondL polUddimce Edpr i 1 1 a Wrnnft “ hvfHJ f:-- GETS 'EM ALL No e oo 6 45 2300 DISINFECTANT J 7 OO 7 16 7 30 46 8 00 8 30 8 45 9 00 9:15 7 8-1- 9'30 9-4- 5 lOOO 10-1- 10 30 1045 11:00 11:16 11:30 1145 1200 12:16 12 30 1245 1 OO CO ©Bright Horizon ©Aunt Jennie's Stories ©We Love and Learn 4 Noon 12 OO 12 15 12 30 12 46 1 OO 1 16 1 1 30 45 2 OO 2 16 2 30 246 3 OO 3 16 3 30 3 46 4 OO 4 15 4 30 4 45 6 OO 6 30 6-1- 6-4- 5 Evening Programs 8-3- WEST HAVEN Conn July 9 UP) — Leo Rodak 135 Chicago and Aldo Spoldi 136 New York drew bout Thursday night in a on a professional boxing card at the arena here before an estimated OCedrlc Foster News ?Llght of the World Ted Malone Organettes News 1xnely Women Noontime News In Perspective OutcllnR Light Salt Lake Classified Crocker ©The Goldbergs The Three Barriers Betty Entertainment Guide— Tabernacle Organ Rea f Mary Marlin Prescott Presents — Richard Straus s Ma Perkins Show ©Knox Manning News Variety — “Death and TransNews George Hicks ©Joyce Jordan Pepper Young’s Family ©Woman of Courage The Southernalree figuration" $Rlght to Happiness Club Matinee — After- ©Stepmother Ogden Classified $Backstage Wife Club Matinee noon Variety Show News and Music gStella Dallas Drama §Lorenzo Jones Drama Durward Kirby MC ©"Valiant Lady" 2:55 Associated Press News at 2:55 ©Stories America Love tYoung Wldder Brown Rainbow Trio World News Moods for Moderns $When a Girl Marries OMan With a Band Oene Halllday Organ $ Portia Faces Life The Sea Hound News— Woman's Page Melodic Moments ©Betty Waugh Flying Patrol QDavld Chesklns’ Orch ©Ben Bemle Secret City $Three Suns Trio Around Town World Coverage News 570 Club— Dance Music Jack Berch Songs Musical Roundup Siesta Time ©Hedda Hopper Notebook Patricia’s Hollywood Express News ©Keep Singing America Rhapsody In Wax ©The World Today Tropical Moods Navy Program Latest News Flashes News and Foster Cope Harmony Hall Scramble— Special AvTin Pan Alley Musical Varieties Malone iation Program ©Young Dr A to Z In Novelty ORed Ryder World News Lombardo’s Orch Ouy News and Scores Jack Armstrong $By the Way New I-- 6 15 Kodak Spoldi Draw LOVINGER 5:16 6:30 6:45 2-- 3 10-rou- nd ji 2 00 2:16 2:30 2:45 3 00 3:15 3 30 3:45 13 12 4 Crespi 2b 3 3 3 2 0 0 2 Marion ss 3 4 Koslo p McGee p 0 0 0 0 Be&zley p 3 Feldman p 0 0 0 0 xYoung 31 6 24 9 Total 34 10 27 13 Total xBated for McGee in eighth New York 000 000 000 — 0 St Louis 006 000— 9 Errors— -- Barna Jurges Runs Summary: — 2 in Marion batted Beazley Slaughter Moore 2 Two-bas- e 3 1 hits— Crespi hits— Slaughter BeazBarra Three-basHome runs— Slaughter T Moore ley Stolen base-- Hopp Sacrifices — Beazley Double plays — Marion to Crespi Crespi to liopp Crespi to Marion to Hopp Bases on balls — Kosio 1 Be&zley 3 Struck out— By InKosio 2 Beazley 1 Hits — Off Kosio McGee 1 In 1 5 Feldman 9 UP) 9 In 1 Hit by pitcher — By McGee (SlaughNew 0ter) Passed ball — W Cooper Losing deci- pitcher— Kosio Attendance ( paid) — 8780 club) Signed City 0-- 5 7-- 7 Cards Shut Out Giants Ala in Pocatello Idaho Only official ballots from newspapers will be tabulated Players on Pocatello Ogden and Salt Lake teams will make up roster of Southern club and those on Boise Twin Falls and Idaho Falls will form Northern 4-- 6 2-- 1 International League Montreal top-seed- ed Hal-liwe- 6-- 0 0-- 3 well-backe- - 4-- H Columbus Milwaukee Indianapolis 41 Toledo 2 Kansas City 3 Minneapolis Struck out — By Masterson 5 phries 2 u 2 Hit by pitcher — By Totals 32 10 27 10 Humphries — 7000 Attendance (Wright) xRan for Dean in eighth Cleveland 200 000 000 — 2 201 Olx — 5 Philadelphia Errors — None100Huns batted in — Summary: 2 Suder Johnson Heath Blair Siebert -— Two-bas- e hits Siebert Johnson Three-bas- e Blair Home run hit — Miles Siebert — Blair Stolen base — Boudreau Sacrifices — Kellner Blair Double plays — Mack— 9-- 0 to Fleming Deft on ba Boudreau C’le'eland 4 Phlladelphal 4 Bam oii ball — Marchildnn 2 Htrmk out — Dean 3 Mar rhlldon 5 Hits — Off Dean 9 in 7 Heving 1 ST LOUIS July 9 UP)—1The Wild in 1 Losing pitcher — Dean Attendance — 15172 0 0 30 5 24 all-broth- er Shortstop Left fielder Center fielder Right fielder Utility Manager (Ballots are to be mailed to newspapers in the league or sent directly to office of ll League President Jack (9-6- (3-9- -- it First baseman Dini the Winfrey’s handicap A $1640 for $2 shot Pompion sprinted the 5 furlongs in 1:08 5 to win out in the final stride Mrs Dodge Sloan’s Mettlesome was third two lengths back The d Dispose stopped after trying to keep pace with Dini and Pompion for a half mile and came in fifth ff UP) — 9-- Second baseman Third baseman Braves Capture Game Long 9 UP)— CHICAGO Boston AB H O 5 2 1 Holme cf Rosa If 0 0 0 Cooney If Ferndz 3b 6 Lombrdic 5 3 8 6 0 4 Miners West rf 5 2 14 Gremo lb 5 0 5 Sisti 2b 4 0 0 Javervp 1 0 0 Sainp 0 Tostp Pioneer NEW YORK July 9 UP) — Donald P Ross’ Pompion a recent winner at Delaware park continued his winning way at Empire City when he beat out G C Thursday mare Briar-cliin Entered will be one team each from £3t George Provo Helper Bingham Murray Ogden Brigham City and Salt Lake City All !of the entries except the one from Salt Lake City have been determined already The winning team at the state tourney will go to a regional tournament probably in California from which the No 1 team will for play In a sectional play-of- f the right to enter a “little world 5-- Heving p TotaJs Official Ballot (7-5- National League 2-- Two-bas- Thursday night Pompion Cops Feature Race (3-5- (8-3- Blair Paces A’s To Victory 14-15-- 16 (1-6- (1-0- (6-7- ) 0 0 WASHINGTON July 9 The Chicago White Sox defeated Women’s AAU Swim the Washington Senators 4 "to 2 here Thursday night collecting six of their eight hits in two innings Meet Set Aug three in the first and three in 5-- 2 the sixth A crowd of 7000 saw the 896 women’s national AAU swimming game 9 UP)— PHILADELPHIA July PhiladelChlcaco Waahlnvtnn championships will be staged at Buddy Blair paced the ABHOAI ABHOA 1 3 O 2ase rf Moses Neenah Wis on August 3 1 1 O 5 rf 2 over a to Athletics victory 4 2 2 0 Spence cf 4 2 3 0 Hoax cf under the sponsorship of the city's phia Cleveland Indians Thursday Kuhel lb 3 0110 Vernon lb 4 0O 9 0 the If 3 2 5 0 2ullenhlne If 4 2 0 chamber of commerce Dan Ferris night by knocking out a homer WrlRht ss 3b 4 1 O 1 appltnx 3b 44 02 02 52 Estalella executive secretary of the AAU in the eighth off Relief Pitcher Kennedy c 4 Sarly 16 1 Kollway c2b 3 1 2 1 Sullivan ss 3 0 3 3 announced Thursday Joe Heving Turner 2 0 3 0 3 0 2 0 Pofahl 2b Such topnotch swimmers and Cleveland Philadelphia Hmphrles p 4 O 0 2 Maslerson p 2 0 0 2 as Helen Crlenkovich of San Weatbrlycf J 0 O A Kreevlchcf ABHOA divers 4 15 0 — Totals 33 8 27 10! Totals IDAHO FALLS Idaho Lou Gar- Francisco 30 5 27 7 1 0 1 Miles rf 300 001 000 — 4 Nancy Merkle and Hockettrf 3 10 1 Chicago Keltner3b Slebertlb land’s Idaho Falls Russets clinched Brenda Helser 101 000 000 — 2 Wasbinpton both of Portland Heath 1 3 0 If Johnson If Error — Cullenbine Runs Summay 2 a three-gam- e Blair 3b series with the Twin Ore and Gloria Callen of New Fleming lb in — Wright 2 Appling 2 Vernon hatted 1 Boudreuss Suderss 2 hitsSpence Spence Hoag 0 Davis 2b Falls Cowboys by edging the visit- York will head the contingent of Mark 2b Double plave — Sacrifice — Masterson 0 Swift c 8ulllvan to Vernon com- Heganc stars water will Kennedy to KUloway female who 12 11 to in an club 1 ing Marchildnp Deanp Left on bases — Chicago 6 Washington 4 xGrimes 0 0 Bases on Balls—Off Masterson 3 Humpete for American titles fracas here Idaho Falls Wins Battle Frobahl Pitchers Friday’s — Harder at vs Besso or OrnmrkPhiladelphia ) ) ) or Christopher M New York— Nlggcllng at lout vs Brcurr ) vs ) Detroit at Boston — Trout ) Hughson at Chicago Washington (night) — Grove vs Wynn ) ) Cleveland (6-- 3 0 100 13 143 33 21 " game) four-gam- 9 (PI— 110 12 12 —4 8fn-Tmvb- Mts feat 2-- 5120 ) i n 3112 -- f " 10 Oidrn 12 ABHOA xBenjamlri Omfli 2b B 3 2 3 Nah&mp 0 0 0 O p Benevch lb 5 1111 Naylor 0 0 0 Ot Beckp Bezdek If 2 0 1 1 p McHuch rf 5 1 2 1 Melton 1 0 1 01 Livingstnc Daniel cf 4 3 3 0 5 2 1 3 Estrada 5 24 534 9 27 11 32 Total Totals K&nee 3b 5 13 4 xBatted for Warren in eighth 5 3 3 2 Smith c zRan for in Phelps eighth 2 0 0 0 Switzer p 0 000 000 000— Maspero p 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia 000 000 18x — 90 0 Pittsburgh Flvnn p 10 Mur2 Errors— Coscarart Summary: 0 xSettle in— Cosoarart 2 Eltaugh 2 Runs batted Sewell 2 Fletcher Two Phelps Total 41 17 27 9 Total 43 3 0 27 3 5 liott base hit — Phelps Three-bas- e hit— Fletcher xMatted for Maspero In eighth singled Hewell bases— Nort hey Guniine 300 051 200 — 11 Htolen Pocatello to FletchHewell Goat&rart Double plays 0 er 200 110 050 Ogden — Off on to Guatine Bases balls Phelps Hummarv: Run — Htetter 3 Joratz 2 Melton 6 Sewell 2 Naylor 1 Struck out— 2 Andrade Petersen Brown 2 Green 4 1 Melton Bv Sewell Hits— l Naylor Benevlch Bezdek 2 Daniels 2 Omeis 2 Off Melton 2 in 7 Naham 3 in 0 NayEstraSmith Errors — Benevlch Settle 3 in Beck 1 in Hit by da Stetter 2 Stolen bases — Stetter Es- lor 3 — 2 Williams pitcher By2 Beck (Stewart) Wild pitches trada Sacrifice hits — JoratzThree-bas— Melton Sewell Two-bas- e e Losing pitcher — Melhits — Green 2 hits — Daniels Petersen Runs batted in — ton Attendance (actual) — 29488 Joratz Petersen 4 Brown Paulson Andrade Valine Stetter Daniels 2 Estrada 3 Bezdek McHugh Range Double plays —Green to Valine to Andrade: Estrada to Omeis to Benevlch Losing pitcher — Schwitzer Winning pitcher — Green 14-1- 6 STurk out — Bv Green 6 Vargas 1 Schwitzer 2 Maspero 1 Bases on bails — Green 4 Sweitzer 1 Maspero 3 Flvnn 1 Wild pitch — Green Umpires— Erick NEW YORK July 9 (UP)— The son and Conger Time — 2:09 Attendance — I 5-- s v 3 1 0 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 tUmanno 0 0 0 0 Shoun p 28 6 27 9 Totals 31 5 27 10 Totals zBatted fo- - Riddle In eighth 3 20 000 000 — 3 Brooklyn 010 000 010 — 2 Cincinnati — Summary: Errors Wyatt 2 Haas Runs batted in — Reiser Wyatt 2 Frey Good-mTwo base hit— Walker Goodman Htolen base— Frey Sacrifices — Vaughan 2 Owen Double plays — Goodman to Haas Goodman to Hemsley Haas to McCormick Left on bases— Brooklyn 9 Cincinnati 4 Bases on balls— Off Wyatt 2 Vander Meer 3 Riddle 4 Hhoun 1 Strikeouts — By 5 Vander Meer 3 Riddle 3 Hits Wyatt — Off Vander Meer 4 in 1 Riddle 2 in fl 8houn 0 in 1 Losing Pitcher — Vander Meer Attendance — 1834 I Twin Falls Idaho Falls AB H O A ABHOAI 4 0 5 2 4 2’ Ryanrf 0 Burton 2b 2 6 Silverthn2b 7 5 9 Sierrass 5 0 14 0 6 4 12 2 Jessenlb 3 3 0 Sunseri lb 2 0 0 0 Paterson cf 5 3 1 Robeliorf 5 3 2 0 OWennerlf Shanks cf 6 2 6 3 2 4rMulcahyc 5 Lohrke3b 6 5 0 8 0 Adams 3b 2 2 0 Rossi c 3 3 ss 2 1 Dunn 6 0 0 5 If Hatchett 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 Klisura p Oin p 0 2 0 13) Hitt la P Cecil p OOO Bui w ink p 4 0 0 3 1 1 Oil) xJordhi 2 8n- Rjni — Kcrv Kerr Error — Heiandez — Ovte- t — 5 3 3b 2 0 1 2 110 Pocatello ABHOAI O O O' 3b 4 ss 6 2 3 1’ Metier 2b 4 3 13! 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Hemsley c Owen c 0 0 VnrtrMeer 2i 3 p Wyatt p 10 Riddle p 2 0 00 Reese ss ex-Re- Wlllm Valine old-tim- I ABHOAI 1 21 Thursday’s Results ar JO Eight of the top teams in the state will compete in the annual American Legion junior baseball tournament which has been tentatively scheduled for August 8 and 9 at Ogden it was announced Thursday Boston 2 Detroit 1 11 Innings) New York 5 ht Louis 2 4 Washington 2 (night Chicago gans- Philadelphia 5 Cleveland 2 (night ng i Botue P Tribune Intermountain Wire OGDEN — Good old Affleck park was dented from stem to stern here Thursday night as the Pocatello Cards and Ogden Reds which put on a ding-don- g finally terminated with the Cards on the long end of an 11-- 9 score and the two clubs all even vth one game to go in their current series A five-ru- n blast in the fifth capped by Earl Petersen’s three-pl- y smash with the sacks crammed gave the Cards a lead they revtr relinquished but in the eighth the Rjeds banged Eddie Green for five straight singles and wound up with five runs to close tne gap In the last of the ninth with two on and twro away Green was lifted for Manny Vargas and he was nicked for a hit which filled the bases but he got the fire out‘ before It did any damage Thursday’s game was in the na ture of a farewell for Earl Switzer Ogden moundsman Prior to the game it was announced he will be inducted into the army Saturday He started was replaced by Vic Maspero who in turn gave way to Eddie Flynn The two clubs will put the finr Ishing touches to their stand here Friday at 8:30 p m with Dave d Christensen an slated for mound duties for the Cards The score: i t NEW YORK July 9 UP) — The New York Yankees rested after a midseason intermission for the all-stgames turned loose some of e their power Thursday to 2 whip the St Louis Browns in their series opener as Hank Borowy registered his seventh pitching triumph against one de- 3-- Eight Teams to Take Part Aaron Horne Directs Program American League Game as Yanks Win CINCINNATI July 9 UP) — The Brooklyn Dodgers chased Southpaw Johnny Vander Meer in the second inning Thursday night scoring twice on a pair of walks and two singles and went on to 2 behind the beat Cincinnati five-h- it Whitlow pitching of his ninth Wyatt who chalked up victory Brook l n Cincinnati sw-atfe- ed King Views 3-- Champs Take Slugfest by 11 to 9 Score Owens Double Wins Battle For Bees Helps Cause Dodgers Take 2 Decision Over Redlegs Legion Nines Eye Ogden Tourneyin Meet Baseball Scoreboard V Kaltenborn ®N Y Philharmonic The Lone Ranger World Coverage New Symphony Orchestra Information Please The 8kippy Hollywood with Clifton Fadlman ©6:55 —Cec Brown News Theater Time — Abe Ly- his Hatch £Waltz and News ©Wilbur Victory - man' Orch Orchestra Business With Hitler Plantation Party Duke Brewster Boy Songs by Dinah Shore ©That of Paducah with Eddie Firestone News and Jingles Donald M Nelson ©"Caravan" with Xa- (People Are Funny with Art Baker vier Cugat Lanny Men Machines Victory Show Tonight Ross and Margo Lum and Abner §Tent Boseball — Boise Pilots Pleasure Time at Salt Lake City ©Amos ’n’ Andy Newsroom of the Air Play - by - Play De- ©Irene Rich The Mayor Reports scription by Bob ©The Playhouse Musical Thoughts Hansen H V Kaltenborn Roth String Quartet Tenth Inning New Song of Yesterday (lm following BB) World Coverage New World New Freddie Martin' Orch Dance Orchestra New at 10:55 Melodto Interlude Music You Want with Masterworks of Music Hollywood Legion StaTom Cafferty dium Fights Dance Rhythms — Top om Hanlon Sports Organ Reveries Tunes of the Day Brown and Orch Life Begin at MidNews Round-u- p Goodnight night Ooodnlght JDanco Orchestra $-- IS 1240— KO VO Provo Broadcasts Capitol News — Music OFlght Against Inflation : 6 OO 8 16 6 30 " 7 Roma News OSongs for Marching Sports Highlight of Propaganda 3Analysls Songs — Dinah Shore Country Editor Elsa Maxwell’s party B B Lum and Abner — Ogden-Pocatel- lo Ogden vs Pocatello Baseball Play - byplay by Bob Ingham Oangbusters Ogden Reds— Baseball Meet the Band British News— Music 8 Fulton Lewis Jr Sportsman’s Paradise Treasury Star Parade QJan Savltfs Orch News Mittal Programs 1450—KEUI Prle OO 7 16 7 30 7 46 8 OO 8 15 8 30 8 45 9 OO 9 15 9 30 9 45 OO io lO 16 IO 30 10 46 11 OO 11-1- 11 1 1 30 46 12 OO 12 IS 12 30 12 45 Good-nig- ht 1 OO Goodnight All 8 46 Broadcasts All Matkal'Proyaiiia |