| Show lifeA THE OSDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- R FRIDAY EVENING JULY 25 1947 ptmT i --HIGHWAY These Hawaihma Wm Perform at Affleck Tuesday Johnston and Hualde Win Boise Pilots Assume First Place as Bees Lose Cowboys Lasso Reds 9 to Golf Classic Bill Johnston former serviceman and recently crowned Utah state amateur men's golf champion for 1947 teamed with Pierre Hualde of El Monte to win the annual l From the Sports World Intermountain amateur best ball tournament Walter Lowe's Boise Pilots appear to be the team to Johnston Thursday and Hualde nacori a with beat for the second half baseball title in the Pioneer league field of 88 golfers uncy °f 132- eight under as Salt Lake sufmoved out in front last id-Bi- - night last of hands a at the loss fered place Pocatello reverse at Ogden Reds met a Twin Falls and slumped into a tie with Idaho Falls for fourth place in the percentage column The Reds return to the local orchard Saturday Sunday and Monday for skirmishes with' the Pocatello Cardinals Game time 9-- will be ! eight-fiftee- 1 pm each n Manager Johnevening Business announces Sarlo ny Gene Autry who wowed more than $100000 worth of customers at Ogden stadium during the past week took off from Hinckley field early this morning for Denver "I have a little business in Denver and will then fly to Los Angeles" said Autry 'Td like to come back to Ogden soon I enjoyed my express stay more than words can was reand appreciate the way I ceived" Bill Azevedo who played in the outfield for the Salt Lake Bees last season and also took his turn on the mound will be in a uniform at Affwith the Hawaii leck park Tuesday night The Hawaii outfit will make a semi-pr- o strong bid for the national baseball championship at Wichita next month Bookings for the Hawaiians are being handled by Abe Saperstein owner of the famous Harlem Globetrotters The Hawaii Stars will meet team in Seals a powerful semi-pr- o stadium San Francisco on Sunday Tiger Cannon of Los Angeles a stable mate of Harold Dade former world's flyweight champion is exNuttall a lot pected to give Keith meet at Brig-haof trouble when they City Saturday night Jol nny Sarlo Ogden baseball club business manager fired a 32 over the El Monte course the other day This is three under par over the difficult canyon layotst Centennial sports officials are ndw getting ready for the vestern open golf tournament at Salt Lake filiate August Jim Scanlan publicity sSr director of thf Brooklyn Dodgers football club dispatched the following wire to Utah sports editors today: "Brooklyn Dodgers professional football team holding first scrimmage at Sun Valley next Sunday They have requested that we extend an invitation to be at Sun Valley on that date All-Sta- rs m Scrimmage will be followed by a hayrack ride cocktail party and dinner at our Trail creek The Boise Pilots were back in sole possession of first place in the Pioneer league standings today after Playing homer in the Manager Walt Lowe drove out a four-ru- n tenth inning to defeat the Idaho Falls Russets 12-- 8 while the Salt Lake City Bees were losing by the same score at PocateUa Twin Falls meanwhile trimmed the Ogden Reds 9 to 1 in last National League BROOKLYN — Demarco 136 Brooklyn T K Paddy O Jimmy War135 Brooklyn 6 Tami Prepares For Test With Mit Rival By Hugh Fullerton Jr NEY WORK July 25 (AP— Tami Mauriello has been training - rthe col°rs of the iriTMy carritd club Layne Bud Hulmston of El Monte woSSd with a best ball "r 133 cuoneu iace of stroke back of the winners Norm Schultz and Walt Cosgriff of Salt Lake and Wendell Grant Leavitt of El Monte tied and for third place with 136s The Salt Lakers however won third on the toss of a coin Henry Mathieu and Gus Becker of the Ogden golf and country finished fifth with a total of club 137 strokes three under par Brent Eagar and Gordon of Bonneville won the first Crofts flight with a 71 for 18 holes par El Monte players dominated the rest of the field Mac Cook and Will Azeltine finished second with 32 followed bv Cliff Chappie and C H Booth with 73 and Reed Hoxer and Norm Steele with 73 They played an extra hole with Booth and Chappie winning third place El Drysdale and C C Critchlow Jr finished fifth with a 75 Norm Schultz of Salt Lake had the best individual card of the day for 36 holes with a three under par 137 Bud Hulmston of El Monte was next with 138 Professional Clyde of the El Monte club said Pebley the tournament was a howling success in every particular night's other contest Three big innings and a total of 23 bases on balls featured the contest at Boise's Airway park with the Pilots taking an early lead on a five-ru- n first frame and the Russets trailing far to the rear until the eighth when four tallies Eight Pioneer Leaguers Sparkle Again Pirate-Philadelph- nine-innin- all-sta- rs all-sta- rs Stan Musial Aids Cards In New Race Soccer Teams Play Here rlL Sunday Night ia 0-- 2) 4-- 7) two-gam- 0--1) 3-- 31 ex-Sa- lt 4--6) 8-- 8) piix-iie- Esh-mo- a nt Ek-ge- rt 5-- Tun-has- e - Mua:— gp New York 4S Cincinnati 43 45 42 i"?0"1? 38 37 Btooklyn Cincinnati 300 010 100 000 i Bcfton 002 WO 021 Chicago Spahn Just Unpacked Three New V- H 030 000 010 000 000 n H 110 100 0—3 1—3 T Associated Press h? 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Philadelphia 100 000 02x— 3 10 0 Pittsburgh Row and Seminick Lakerman: Hit be Strtncevich Roe and Howell Kluttx -- 4-- 41 AhS Firs: g 8-- 40 430 000 000 6 Philadelphia TOO 100 OOx — 8 Pittsburgh Suches Schmidt Schanz and Bag by Scwell and Kluttx left-fie- ld 0-- Pet 53 Tttarsasy t ll er-r- L Chicago brought them into threatening ritory Then in the ninth successive singles by Luth Tapp Earl Priester Center Fielder Stanton and Gordon Evans plus a walk to Hugh Lapham Ued the count at In the tenth Dick Briskey singled and advanced on a sacrifice by George Speno and Ernie Sites' infield out Dave Molitor was walked intentionally and Lou Tamone unintentionally Lowe let the first pitch go by then walloped the next one over the barrier It was eight Pocatello errors that kept the Bees in the running in the contest at the Cardinals' home park with Pocatello count-infive runs in the sixth and again in the eighth to overcome an early Salt Lake City lead In the eighth Roy Vinbladh led off for the Cards with a home run and the home club drove Starter Vern Kohout to the showers with three mote bingles added one off Relief Twirler Walt Lister and took advantage of Bob Robb's and two free bases from Lister to win A home run by Don Collins gave the Bees one of their two runs in the fourth and Bob Thomson of r Pocatello hit another with two mates aboard in the sixth Third Baseman Koraleski drove out two home runs to spark the Cowboys' triumph over Ogden In the sixth he drove in Hal Loewe who had singled and the next inning he scored Jack Radtke who had walked and Jessen and Loewe who had singled with another circuit blow Ogden scored its only tally in the seventh as Bob Bush hit Ray Mederios singled and Don Eggert hit a fly ball fji leftfield letting Bush score after the catch Tonight's probable pitchers: " Salt Lake City (D Drilling at Pocatello (Habenicht 8:30 p nv at Twin Ogden fSchlensker 8:30 finX Falls (Eads Idaho Falls (Lamay at Boise Ison 8:30 p m 8-a- Press 5?" ter- longer and harder for next week's fight with Gus Lesnevich than he did even for his heavyweight title And Proshot at Joe Louis moter Andy Neiderreiter attributes this burst of energy to a neighborhood rivalry "Murrello (that's the way Andy pronounces it) and Rocky Graziano are neighbors in Brooklyn now and ever since Rocky won the championship Tami has been talking about it" Andy explains "It isn't exactly jealousy Well you know Tami but is a boy who likes the spotlight almost as much as he likes spaghetti He likes to be the center of a crowd It's hard to figure out what a Bronx boy is doing on Ocean parkway Brooklyn but it's just as hard to imagine Tami isolating himself at Greenwood lake for six weeks and training down to 198 g Hawaii will panse in Ogden Tuesday night for a skirmish against the Ogden semi-pr- o Maybe it--Neiderreiter pounds of the Hawaii stars are shown above going into at Affleck be Three will The game park played has the right angle on maybe the air Left to right Vernon Higa outfielder and utility William Azevedo outfielder and pitcher and Tami knows he has to look good Jun Muramoto outfielder Azevedo played with the Salt Lake Bees in 1946 this time if he wants to keep his name in the ring rankings just a few lines below where it says Pioneer League By the Associated Press "logical contender — none" W L Pet GB Eight former Utah and Idaho 11 688 5 Boise players saw action vesterdav in Early Training Ross Lockridge former English major league baseball games but 10 6 625 1 Salt Lake instructor at Simmons college who only one of them was with a win9 8 529 2Vi Twin Falls 7 10 412 Idaho Falls recently won a $150000 prize for ning team his novel Elmer Singleton formerly of Ramtree County can 7 10 412 Ogden credit his college sports training Idaho Falls and Ogden went in 353 5V2 PocatelltFiVT for the ease with which he collect as a substitute runner for a PittsResult Thursday's ed his dough When Lockridge burgh batter in the eighth inning Twin Falls 9 Ogden I if reached New York from his Michi- of the Pocatello 12 Salt Lake 8 ft game 12 so 8 Boise home was He he Falls Idaho (10 timing) short of cash failed to score however algan Soccer teams of Salt Lake and that he walked 21 blocks to learn though the Pirates shoved two By Joe Krirhler 0tjB?' Probable Pitchers Friday's San Associated Francisco will collide at Ogden Press Writer that he had won the prize runs across Sports But in the inning to win Salt Lake (D Drilling at Pocatello stadium Sunday at eight pm in 8:30 pm that didn't bother Ross He used 3 to 2 Trace the rise in efficiency of iHabenicht e at Twin Falls the second game of a tor be a cross country runner at In- Ogden (Schlensker Jack Lohrke formerly of Twin Stan Musial with the stick and (Eads 8:80 pm Utah Centennial feature can jLJBL back in 1935 Falls and Larry Jansen Idaho Fails (La may at Boise Laker played for New York you'll find it parallels the rise of (Ison The opening game is scheduled 8:30 pm world the St Louis CardYour champion in Salt Lake this evening SportOBefore Giants 2 to 3 loss at St Louis Eyes San Francisco's Twin Fagta Lohrke failed to get a hit in two inals from their cellar position of Despite the loss of Jack Hill and Ogden touted o a Teutonia club will behighly Jim Counsilman Ohio State's swim times at bat h ab He was credited not so long ago to their present Dartt cf ABHOAl favored ovei 8 12 OjLeyrer cf 4 14 0 of the Germania Salt muig team is a strong favorite to with one putout and two assists eminence in third Lake 1 3 2b 4 Radtke 3 0 41 Murphy place win its fourth major title in one Jansen twirled Germania's B team will meet the rf h 4 11 0 Jesse n If 3 1 2 0 innings The Cardinals' great first base- Buck c 3 0 5 1 White lb Wellman year in the National AATJ out- giving up only fiveeight 5 O J 0 Kotary-YMCteam at seven pm hits walking 4 18 0 Loewe as door meet at Tyler Tex next two men and striking out three man who ended the 1946 National Bush lb 5 3 12 in contest the opening Sunday Mederios 2b 3 1 6 2 Krlaski 3b 4 week And to make things He was removed for a pinch hitf Probable lineups: j most season hits the with 3b 4 league 4 0 lBalassi rf Eggert 10 18 tougher for Coach Mike Peppe's ter Game 8 pm 4 3 4 0Danielson c If 1313 Main the most doubles and triples as Guth The lineups: uvais miuer Anaerson who can 1 0 0 Logue p 3 Robertson 1 4 Three p former Utahns fori t Germania Teatenia 1 0 0 01 aive Dener than a third-rat- e boxer Cincinnati in the Reds' 6played to 1 loss well as a op 365 batting average xSpindel Van Ry e Maiano g has been ruled eligible for another to K Nestman C Souza Kent Peterson which helped him win the most If Brooklyn 33 10 24 7 Totals 38 11 10 Totals 27 or E Baessler year H Souza college competition rf to Salt Lake off valuable award youthful got twiriejM City x— player Flied out for Robertson in nlntly M Fox The San Francisco 49'ers have lh A Thompson two eivine ud his worst start in all of his nine Ogden KkjLgM 000 000 108— 1 H Dee ch J Morales signed a Hawaiian back who may three hits Heinnings issued two bases Twin Falls 000 202 43 — 9 Leeuwenburg rh J Hacker be good enough to shove Len year 5 in professional baseball on balls L Nestman G Aauino ol — Bush Leyrer Radtke 2 Jeaaen Runs or Johnny Strzykalski out failW Lohner with Musial's U J Naines irank Baumholtz formerlv of ureCoincidental of the starting lineup He's Wally K Engen R Bolanos to get many basehits the Cards Loewe Mederios Runs batted in — ir was at Cinfor Ogden rightfield Jessen White Loewe Koraleaki 8 E Gunther R Laufmann or Yonamini 9 and 190 pounds who cinnati He was at bat three also got off to their worst start B Van Dongen H Zylker cf — Bush Guth bits has had only high school experi- times Home in rfins historyGame ? pm got one hit and scored one ence The darling of Donora Pa be- — Koraleaki 2 Stolen bases — Buck 3 Preliminary Cham- run He had one Dutout Germania B Rotary W Gunther N Giacoma pion Mickey Walker has donated gan his climb in June — and so did tffjiitka 2 Balaaal Double play — Karate- -' M g Adams a also Oe former Bobby one of his paintings to be auctioned den if to Radtke to White Base on the ski Redbirds Ludwig Mayne Hiw player olayed second base rf Crone Ludwig for the Damon Runyon Cancer for the to in Musial sizzle 2 Off — 6 began Robertson really Logue Strikeouts Reds He was at bat five lm P Davinl Ralphs a Fund at the Gus Lesnevich-Tam- i He for the swatted pill 8 Robertson July 3 Runs responsible J Van Ry ch S Giacoma times but failed to get a hit He 325 to bring his mark up for— Logue 1 Logue Mauriello fight rh — 3:00 B Van Ry 8 Robertson Pignanelli Time got five putouts and three assists to a average current 273 Sparked by his Umpires— Skulick and Celnis Attend- Aardema ol Norris Another player Dick big bat the Cards won 15 of their ance— 1400 Andreason il T Little Adams went in as a pinch hitter 24 games Hi mm a sen (estimated) ir A Da n during this month to or Schmidt for Philadelphia in the fifth in- sweep Dunlap Cubs and the past Chicago cf Idaho Fails Engmann J C Little Boise ning of the Athletics' 1 to 6 loss New York Giants into third place ABHOA! AB H O A to Cleveland He popped out This is Musial's ss 4 3 4 s Briskey as 8 3 8 3 batting rriester — lb-Charlie Schanz formerlv of Salt mark as well as highest 3 1 Silverthorn to Stntn 2 2 0 11 to Briskey to Tamone: the Cardinals' Slvthn p S 0 lSpeno rf Runs responsible 0 3 Sites cf 3 2 4 1 Lapham to Brickner Lake City pitched three innings loftiest position this season — If 6 1 2 lMolitor If 4 0 10 ior snapiev 7 foster 3 Silverthorn 7 for Philadelphia in the Phillies' It was Musial's 10th inning single Markert Evans 2b 8 2 2 0Tamone 3b 4 2 4 2 Base on balls — Off Shapley 12 Foster 1 first game with Pittsburgh which that drove in Red Schoendienst Strikeouts — By Shapley 3b 2 0 1 li Lowe lb 8 3 10 2 Silverthorn 10 the Pirates won 8 to 6 He gave with the run yesterday that gave Lapham Hill rf 4 10 Oj Daniels 2b 3 1 0 6 5 Foster 2 Silverthorn 5 Hits — Off Fos e 4 19 2 Bandy c 4 18 0 ter 5 in 23: Silverthorn 7 in 9 Shapley up two hits issued two bases on the Cards a 2 overtime victory Tapp Foster c 0 0 0 0 Shapley c 4 2 0 1 6 in 8 Franks 4 in 2 Winning pitcher — balls and struck out two men over the Giants 1 0 0 0 rrtinKs Losing pitcher — Silverthorn lb 23 0 8 0 Franks p The front - running Brooklyn Brickner lb Hit bu pitched ball — Tamone and Bris 0 8 0 Passed ball— Bandy key by Silverthorn Dodgers zoomed to their sixth — Time 39 1029 18 Totals 37 14 30 16 Umpires Howie and Tominski straight win by 1 defeating the Reds Total x— Two out when winning run scored 2:55 Attendance— 1600 in Cincinnati The Chicago Cubs hurdled the Icaho Falls 101 000 042 0—8 Salt Lake Pocatello 501 001 010 4—12 Reds into fifth place by defeating Boise AB H O A ABHOAl Huns — Briskey 3 Tamone 3 Molitor 2 Jacinto 3b 4 2 0 lj Boniface 2b 4 2 9 2 the Boston Braves 4 1 Lowe 2 1 0 5 Bcciocco 2 National Daniels rf b Priester Lane 5 111 Speno Pittsburgh vacated the INGLEWOOD Calif July 25 2 Stanton Evans Hill Tapp Rymer cf 3 1 2 0 Shhan 2 0 0 0 cellar and dumped the Errors — 0 4 Cecil (UP) — The California horse racing league Stanton lb Priester 191 Paredes 3b 2 0 2 4 Briskey Sites Da Hon ss sweepthat Phillies into by spot 2 4 in— Runs 6 Lowe batted Shcpley Sites board today sustained suspension 0 4iyTyack Molitor Tamone Bandy Shapley Pries-to- r Robb 2b 4 0 3 l Abramn If 110 ing both ends of a doubleheader 1 0 1 0 of jockey Lester Balaski for an from 2 3 O If 2 5 and 3 Collins 2 3 Stanton Home run Mandish Markert Philadelphia to "unsatisfactory ride" but Three-bas- e Brock r C 5 2 5 1 hit — Lowe 5 3 3 0 their best hitting day — Lowe let him keep his stakesagreed 4 — Kohout 2 hits Brisengage- of Enjoying Daniels Sites p o o10o Ot4Vinblhda lb 5 2 6 0 Bandy the season the American league key Stanton Evans ments — Lister Sacrifice hit Thomson ss 4 2 2 2 p New York Yankees pound- Speno Stolen bases — Briskey v o o Singleton s 4 0 3 2 2 Double Thompson l Balaski was scheduled to ride leading ed threp St Louis hurlers for 20 plays — Lowe to Briskey to Lowe: Speno Glimpse p 3 Coverup in tomorrow's Gold cup hits 0 0 0 0 to trounce the Browns 15-- 4 Griggs p The board announced its unaniThe Yanks' first place margin Conrad mous decision supporting a stew12 39 24 Totals lit Totals 36 12 27 12 Woods the Los Angeles over runneruD Detroit rose to 11 ards' ruling after a three-hou- r Salt Lake ex012 200 120— 8 ousted who upsetter when the games and Pocatello 002 008 05x — 12 ecutive session following testimony Dick Senators behind the uled Holroyd Tuesday was schedRuns — Jacinto 2 Bacclocco Washington last night to Ala2 Kohout 2 Boniface 2 Rymer Reed n meet Collins Walter four-h- it of Whitney Lane pitching Hal Newhouser meda Calif Bob The stewards suspended Balaski 2 Tyack Mandish Vinbladh 2 Perry Los An- Sheehan defeated from July 19 to the end of the — t oumpse errors Robb Lane 0 geles and Bill Harris Corpus ziromson ADramson inomson 2 Singleton 2 Hollywood park season for the ride and the Tigers Christi to contest were Tex the became the first Feller aioien oases — Jacinto Rymer Bobby aboard Murcielago in the fifth race oiimpse match to win 12 other semi-finBoniface Home runs —Collins AmPTiran pitcher league 15 said his They July riding meth- games when he hurled the CleveThe upper bracket match in the Thomson Griggs e Vinbladh hits ods in the race in which Murcie2 Jacinto 2 Thomson Mandish 1 division Double matched a doubles to boys' over land Indians victory lago was sixth differed sharply JKareaes to to Boniface Vinbladh Holroyd and Hamilton Richardson plays— from a previous one in which the the Athletics in Philadelphia Thomson to Boniface to Vinbladh Los Baton Joe La — Williams against his Rouge Ted With smacking horse was second pnener nonout winning pitcher una driving m Catucci San Mateo Calif and ing Runs responsible for — Kohout Griggs The board relaxed the penalty 19th Sf Howard Dodge Burlingame Calif oiimpse2 J sirucKL out — By Kohout 4 to allow Balaski to ride in stakes two runs and Denny Galehouse in Bases on balls-- Off Griggs 10 hits the lower bracket Perry and Glimpse and added that it would impose no Brownie castoff scattering 4 Lister 2 GlimDse 6 fir Kohout Monica a Allen in Santa Red Sox uniCleveland 1 Left on bases— Salt Lake 11 Pocatello further punishment after the meet- for his fifth win — Blanck and form Boston continued its home Calif were pitted against Fred ime — jo umpires ing Calif and Reed oisei Hollister Aiienaance — olm Hagist by mastery over Chicago trimming the wniie 00 o- or By Thr Associate aHa1 A cabin Please advise whether you can attend Best wishes Traveling better than 500 miles to watch a scrimmage of" two football teams is a big order especially at this time of the year Utah sports editors will have to pass up the invitation Tltah American Legion baseball teams will open play for the state championship next Wednesday evening at Affleck park Four teams will compete for the gonfalon ren mi me oo noies 1 1 By The Associated Press ts The Pilots 1 |
