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B aseman Still Seek Slar No Skis LooJc Met 1947 15 FRTOAY EVENING AUGUST Bv Plain City Meets Eagles Tonight for Weber Centennial Championship 1 -th- M fll umg-e- r Keith Downs the for ball hurled masterful The lone nui r ieiu iu Easles came in the fourth and sixth frames hits — - — in the The Eagles HunrhpH "— second to score three tallies and in me win cuiu put the gamd for the Eagles and L Poulton led the stick Field Hill Olson of ers with two hits each seven hits vofVi fluh Collected runs Plain City chased in fouracross and put in the third iftning three in the seventh for good mea- - UT- :' v's iSfe' 'As £ tZZ'L moved to Boston Frank and Mike McCormick Hopp Litwhiler Elliott Ryan Barrett and Voiselle Billy the Kid has done a remarkable job of putting odds and ends together to remain within striking distance Ca-me- lli Kn£'itt worth's ! i in That made $92000 invested 18 than less in first basemen months McCormick Mike Outfielder e World series Frank's sold to partner in the Rhineland tho Rpantnwners in June of last has uped almost equallyyear n this rin Sufficiently accomone-tim- the South- hitting align- - nd 1 £mpl°yed against rlht" hand pitchers too Bob E11ott who with Hank Ca- melli came from the Pirates for manag6r J nd thrg guys named Joe is the Braves' cat didate as the National league's moat valuable player The third baseman' with 76 to date is well on his way to hatting in his 100 or more runs which he did for the Buccaneer from 1943 through '45 Frank McKinney and Company could have had Billy Herman as a manager for little more than tfaa asking TJ' you A Hn 1 cember 1945 McCormick wasn't too ancient at the blg fellow from the h sidewalks of New York had played a lot of baseball in 12 He had experienced what foryears him was a rather slim season Close ob Players make the manager That servers wondered whv Wo- Is nlvinb a unloading him Cinchi-I nati had no HiHn-- t replacement - S Sf hUting the Irishman CamP rounds out flt "wJ !MhTl?J!J three-h- it pitching of back turned Amblers Marv Nelson 6 to team a strong Naval Supply of the 3 to move into the finals tournament northern Utah softball one-thirThursday night For five and no-h- dit a innings Nelson had no-ru- n game when Rasely man second the up lined a triple line Although base down the first at home on a out he was thrown en rr a walk a single choice fielders Carver led the Plain City stickK and an error resulted in the three with thrp hits Simpson The three Naval runs scored rharlton Jeakins and L Skeen Supply bobbles permitted all six each bagged two blows Amblers' scores shared of Clearfield SimDson anH Ciroon Navy administered the mound chords for the Plain City second drubbing to Paramount by nine and gave up only live nus a 9 to 0 score as tagingion alto Svracuse but two hits both singles each lowed Attendance has picked up tourAmerican Legion won the right to play Clearfield Navy for fourth night during the Centennial - place in the tourney by stopping Tonights dlosing contests prom- a seventh inning rally by OK Rubise to attract arouna Pl£ ber of Tremonton that fell one tors Summaries run short of knotting the score Eagles Hill Fieltf ABH O A The final count was 6 to 5 Brad-shaAB H O 2 12 2 nv--a a I 1 3 Ellis 2b proved the hero of the Le2 10 0 rPoultnrt Inlor 3brf 23 113 victory as he struck out 2 0 0 1 gion ? O 0 Lynch If Gndrsn a pinch hitter for the Brown 3 2 0 3 ss Bair Hartly U 33 1 05 00 T LPoultn 3b 3 2 1 1 final out after Koppel weakened Wood lb p 3 2 7 0 C Bair lb 2 0 9 0 to load the bases on three passes Olson C 3 16 0 2 jO 4 2 Richins c Yates 2b Tonight Bank Smokery and Utah 2 0 0 0 Holmes cf 2 O 0n 01 Bailey cf General Depot promise a real treat 3 113 Downs o 3 0 Baird p fans in their semi for 0 1100! tourney 0 cValentine 0 1 xCingle 0 for eight this scheduled final tilt 110 xxOopp will fare uinnpr ine 7 2110 idi 18 9 Totals 23newer Totals at nine for the Amblers s Saturday tor Yates in 7th xBatted championship The Legion-Clear- -f ield Navy game opens this evexxBatted fof Holmes in 7th singled m with zBatted for SBailey in 6th doubled program at six p Chamber-Thirty-firning's st Score by innings: Tremonton Junior the 000 101 0—2 Hill Meld consolation Ward x— 3 000 030 flight Eagles Summary: Runs— Bambrougb Taylor game as the nightcap L Poulton Q Bair Richins Errors— Summary of last night's games: Stolen bases Baird Yates L Poulton R H E h hit— — Ellis TaylorT Three-bas- e )S00ST0 -- jry2SKL Behind the le w v Tl"! M- Bam-broug- hit — Valentine Runs batted in — Richins Gunderson Double Bair Richins to plays — T Baif toto C Yates to C Bair C Bair Baird Credit victory to Downs Charge defeat — — to Baird Left on bases Hill Field 4 6 Runs responsible for — Baird Eagles — By Baird 4 2 Downs 1 (Struck out — Off Baird 4 Qumii 5 Bases on balls Downs 1 Passed balls — Olson Richins Time of garjie — 1:42 Umpires — Card and Santisteveji Scorer — Mortenson Two-bas- e Paramount Dairy Clearfield Navy Batteries: Crowe G Wiese © Syracuse O A ABH ABHOA B 1 0 4 2b 4 1 2 1 NHnsen Crver3bss 2 7 0 ss 3 1 3 2 Sngletn plb 4 02 2 0 GHnsen Johnson If 4 0 0 0 Simpsnss-3 l u u W Skeen if 4i 0 1 OGalley ex GChrltn cf 42 00 00 00 BCook 3h 33 10 O0 O0 Holt rf Lund rf 10 3 0 Had ley 3b 0 0 0 0 Frew lb R Chltn 2b 4 2 0 4 RHnsen lb 1 0 1 0 c 2 1 11 2 fsill lirr e 44 22 9112 Painter Wawren p 3 0 0 1 LSkenp-r- f 28 5 21 7 32 il 21 7 Totals Totals Score by innings: 004 101 3—9 Plain City 001 120 Syracuse Runs— Carver Singleton Summary: Jenkins L Skeen Painter 2 Simpson Had ley R Hansen Gsi-R Charlton G Hansen Hansen Errors ley Painter 2 Mrren W Skeen Jenkins Jofnson Singleton Stolen Simpson Skeen Gailey Johnson Sac- Two-bas- e hits— rifice hit— Si aglet on Runs batted in R Charlton L Skeen — G Charttosl N Hansen L Skeen 2 4 —By L Skeen Innings pitc 3 Credit victory to L Simpson 1 Skeen Charge defeat to Warren Hits Skeen 5 Warren 11 batted— Off Ol (Left on bases— Plain City Simpson Runs responsible for — 8 Syracuse kaieu 2 U Skeen L Struck out — t Skeen 3 Simpson 7 By Warren Base' on balls — Off Warren 4 —L Skeen Passed balls Painter 1 Simpson B Jenkins Tbaa of game— 2:00 Umpires— Scorer — BarMf Santisteven and N 3 Mortenson IdaholElevens Collide On Boise Field BOISE Idaho Aug 13 (UP) — The "east" and "west" all-sthigh school footfcall teams which are to ar 2 7 3 9 6 Maughn and j R H E 7 4 American Legion OK Rubber Tremonton 5 4 2 Batteries: Kopel Bradshaw and Meenderink Sherman and Bolton I it v McCormick' was Into Finals In Softball follow Plain r Nationals 2?nl?CSgith nightman AmniBrS JjlUVE 1 Boston 3 °and ut'VdWtft batting mffions'S homj a mu?h lielri11blers t0uth thn000oft?rtadAdei?rS iSMSLf lase11 hisC the McCorick Seedles? FacingTeft-han- d l'$5£S& ? 5? fheif nte°wS:nutLUSonTfullOUyea0r pitchers ex- clusively the veteran first baseman day record for the THub on the PVifaLhTa has since batted 380 for the Braves elder league side f McCormick bobbed up to build the wrong with back trouble this spring that S?J touch of Bill Whworth the mT-- the Phils naid ???L jor leagues ol' clo'seman since he Frank McCormick' Frank finals of the Plain City and Eagles advanced to the at Affleck park Weber Centennial baseball tournament over nine Thursday nght These teams will tanglecash awards innings at the this evening for first and second place local orchard Plain City turned back SyraEa- cuse 9 to 4 Friday and the in a mil gles nosea am nui vmw encounter 3 to 2 rill-packed Hill Field afid Syracuse take the field at 7:30 o'clock this evening place honors for third and fourthencounter will The championship J?rrv Grayson Amblers R H E 6 8 3 3 3 6 L Naval nply Depot Batteries: Nelson and Horspool Hunt and Jones Dick Pope Jr devises a new technique for water skiing YounJ0 mm does it with his bare feet at Winter Haven behind a boat going one ski miles an hour Florida's junior champion rides without shoe or foothold untii his tow picks up enough speed lor mm to abandon it URE I GOT PIMiS FEB OA FUTURE! 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VWHI J "X LOOK AT YOU J QEAfir ) vl N ) ' 6-- RATTLE MV It was A Telegram FOR YOUUMTll WHATS THAT -- J SNAKE NEW OMIFORM' SMITH J STRIKES Rusty HOSE BACKi OR STfI 1 -- HAPPY J WHO tET THE WATER OUT OF 1 al 6-- 7-- 9-- 1-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 7-- ls Suspect fo Face Murder Count Peach Crop Will Be Heavy Early This EVANSTON Wyo Aug Reuel Walton Evanston justice of the peace today had issued a complaint signed by Sheriff Frank L Narramore charging Harry N Belkin: 39 formerly of New York City and Philadelphia with first degree murder The charge comes from the shooting of three railroad workers in an outfit car at Carter on Aug 7 one Of whom died in St Benedict's hospital Ogden Utah SALT LAKE CITY Aug 15 (AP) Rail Firm Buys More Diesels RADIO GUIDE KXO 1430 km Standard-Examine- 1:30 P BY WE VCOPR 15 PAH0 Cf?055 SeitA 5UT V T- ?0KA11 SR0LJ5Ht HlrA iSi TQ A CALL'Ot 1 CA£ X PACHO&UT HEES " " "TRAIL T-- WC SgWVICE M BEC fXCi 6HCvO THT CROS5 M — X 1 ' j KI WAS WATCHING A BIG FekU FOOM THIS ROC- KSEE?--AN-P I LEAN OVER FOR A BETTER GAM PER ALL AT ONCE kT VDT A FIINMV IDEA 'ABOUT yOU BROTHER' MARCH OVER TO TH I WANTA CHECK ON SOME BOAT-HOUS- THE PRINK? KsL 160 fcc 1 Place iMerton of the M OUR ANP THE LAW HAS EVERYTHING BUT TO yOU ON YOUR 5NUW A TIE-ILING RACKET— FOR A SMU( 50-5- O CUT OF yOUR PIAMONP LL KEEP MUM' MINE bases --- eh smmam N I ' 7 : - IThe Lone Ranger This Is Your I I FBI I Break the It Pays to be clash here Friday evening today Bank Ignorant wound up their training with light IThe Sheriff Sklppy Hollydrills wood Theatre Sports Show Meanwhile the coaches heard bit as thej fourth ball thrown by IPrlze Lowell Thomas ColFight talks by Gfene Cooper Idaho 1 Johnny Schmitz got away from My Serenade footon Albion the catcher lege of Education ICent'nlal Salute IKTTTA 8pts 8:55 News 8:55 News ball's double wingback formation Let Georga On the Town Chuch Crawner nationally known Man McCrea (Fat jGordon !t lEddle Howard I 2:25Do Show trainer frdm Gardner Kan on 9:30 George Paxton's Or Band of the Polka Party IClub 16 procedure: Bob Gibb training roim 9 4B Speak'n' fo' Sports! Night IRobt Trout NewsiMoon Dreams I school athletic director Boise high 1 0 :00 Alexander Knox News Maws and Sports Adventures of 1 0 15 and president of the State Coaches' Relax iCasa Cupar IBlUv Reese Man Thin the 1 0 :30 Music by Sweeten assfiiaUi' association! on the flexibility of the Vets' Reporter In Rthm iWorld News (Patterns 4WT 10 Bob Eberly in meeting defensive Here's to Vets Report to People 11 00 The 1430 Club Fairiield INews changes arid John Regan Colum Mastrwks iRandevu Orch 11 151 on defense coach IVlncent Lopez school high 11:30! BC Bands to 1 ITreetop's Tavern An golf tourney was ttJ48l wB Tankersley Bill Bardo Orch slated for ajfternoon for the coaches SATURDAY MORNING PROGRAMS who are attending the Idaho 7 00 Breakfast News IThe Old Corral Coaches' association annual school World News Sanpate Cty Site 7:15 Sunrise Serenade IwWUl Wright Roads & Reason Western The Fricy evening game will pit 7:30 Intermtn News INews Crossroads Chapel correspondent Jamboree directhe under TSsMtlHi Neighbor the "easterners" Music News Coffee Time World News tion of Charles Atkinson Pocatello Voice of 8:00! the Al Pearce and Army Sunny Side Up News Sweeney economist and the "westerners" coached by n Hour o' Your 8:05 Let's Pr tend His Gang — 8:1B1Birthday Club 8 30 d It With Elmer Jordan Coeur d'Alene An Old Friend Favorite EnAdventurers aekV IHCXT WLf®0T I THOt I I YU CVV WOO - "vEaa warn I v WT- 0 sikSSJT WO PRSPSKfc ' 8-3- m BS0W 1 J if W u IV V mm m mSSm ill It I t yEAH? LOOKS LIKE lTM CAUGHT BETWll Rt lA 57t ke lArthufa I TO KEYS THIN' — - KDl'L 130 kc '"THAT'S HOW IT 15- - "KEYS ans Pncwrv I PPT A WIPE TRAIL — TH' CAM' IT'S W GONE I OKAY WISEy 1 PON'T KNOW UOKfVA PULLEP OFF THAT JOB BUT IT'S GOKINA COST LET'S VA A CUT THROAT GO BREAK TH' BAP NEWS WAIT Wednesday Tuesday Monday Thursday and Friday 2:30 P M Friday— Society i i AOE News r 8 00 Gabriel Heatter !The Third 1 5 Behind the Scenes Horseman 6:30 Adventures of Waltz l line 6 45 Bulldog Orum'nd Bob Hannon 7:00 Meet the Press with (Mystery Theatre 7 16 Sen Claude Pepper KwO Barnes 7 30 The Coronettes telll 8tern Spta Here's Latest yKsMteWltsU S ?2£uton ewls' News lTex BenekeOrch 15 Henry j Tayloi iBarrvWood hitftmm News Men and 8 45 Charlie Spivak's Or jOf Music iHvLf ( TmET'vE" 15— City Leaguers Meet Monday New York Aug 15 (NEA) — Jackie Robinson continues to run the opposition dizzy with daring plays that haven't been seen in years In Chicago on the Dodgers' second trip Robinson scored from second on an infield out In Chicago during the Brooks' more recent winning streak he scored the first run of a low-h- it game in the ninth after dashing to second base when Clyle McCullough loafed a NO LU j Utah's peach crop will be heavy and early in 1947 the Utah State Farm bureau reported today with the peak for carlot shipments of Elberties and Hales about Sept 1 and for canning peaches about Sept 10 Pears will reach their peak at about the same time as peaches 1947-48 The bowling season is but are expected to be only medjust around the corner ium in quantity the bureau's reOgden City league keglers will Ashby of Omaha president of the hold an organization meeting at port saicb line announced the Paramount Bowl next MonThe new engines will be used day evening at eight o'clock to for road and switching primarily season for new the perfect plans service officials said Also 1600 Twelve teams will enroll acbox cars were purchased bringing cording to Joe Barney to 3600 the total cars on order "The City league is Ogden's oldOfficials said Diesel est league" said Mr Barney SALT LAKE CITY Aue 15 (AP) for the railroad in expenditures the postwar "Swan Olsen will preside at the Ten more Diesel engines have been period amounted to $23000000 Clair Jacker Monday pow wow The new engines are expected is the league secretary" r purchased by the Union Pacific railroad for service between Salt to be in operation by the first of Lake City and Los Angeles G F the year No Runner Like Jack Robinson HUPf V aai S WSTWCE! WE wE LEARNED BEV0ND THE SHM0W OF jH NEWPORT R L Aug 15 (UP) Aug 15 (UP) Ted Schroeder was fa- d Defending Champion Louise Suggs a Georgia golf star who plays her vored to beat irving New best under pressure and Jean Hop- youthful Yale collegian from between match kins a longtime challenger but York while the Bob Falkenburg never a major links champion Bill Talbert and rated a tossup today in the meet at the Evanston Golf club was semi-finaof the Newport Casino today in the feature semi-fintennis tournament Invitational match of the 47th annual women's Schroeder the nation's second- western amateur links tourney Lriendaie player from In the second semi-finclash ranking round-of-fothe into Calif moved Carol Diringer Tifby overcoming Francisco fin Ohio plays Mary Agnes Wall yesterday (Pancho) Segura of Ecuador 9 Menominee Mich state champion 3 4 3 Unseeded Dorfman in and another veteran of tourney the toughest battle of the quartergolf finals eliminated Jim Brink of 2 6 6 1 The contest between Miss Suggs Seattle Wash 6 and the Cleveland star will be a Talbert the meet's fifth-seede- d Del scrap in player from Wilmington duplicate of a semi-fin5 6 7 the 1946 tourney In that struggle moved up with a 2 Miss Suggs won 4 and 2 and triumph over young Harry Likas then went on to take the title Jr of San Francisco while Falkenof Beverly Hills Calif gained with an 11 and 10 victory overy burg semi-finathe by trimming Earl Mary McMillin Green Bay Wis 3 3 4 of New York Cochell Miss Suggs won handily yesterdoubles In quarter-fina- l the only day in the quarter finals overpow- match of the day National ChamMarering another Jack Kramer of Los Angeles garet Gunther Memphis Tenn 5 pion and Frank topped She was two up after Shields Schroeder and 4 New of Dick and York nine holes and posted three bird- Gonzalez of Los 4 5 Angeles ies and two pars on the next five to go five up and end the clash EVANSTON FOLKS Tto INFORMED THERE'S SEEN A HORRIBLE I I j sBwai oX f 18-hjo- fctHsBaM x A le 45 Music tertainers 9:00 Spade Cooley Gang Week -- End 9 15 This Week 'n Wash Frolic £:22iFJLBhtInto ISomethlng for 9 45 the Past J the Ladies 8 Minor League Results The Associated Press Pioneer League Maino Flls 10 Ogden 4 Boise 4Pocatello 2 author od B Twin Fals 6 Salt Lake City 3 Pacific CoM League Seattle 5t Sacramento 21 San Diego 9 Portland Angeles 2 Hollywood 4 Los San Frahcisco 8 Oakland 5 International League Rochester 2 Baltimore 0 Montreal 4 Qity Jersey 2 5 Toronto Syracuse! 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