Show Down in Front! Assault Charge Nay Mean End oi Baseball Career of Leo Durocher Giants-Dodge- rs - one-ye- ar I 1- - " razz-berr- it"A man named Morris Golding turned up at the hospital and told newsmen he saw the incident He corroborated Boysen's story Reinish told Attorney Samuel was representing reporters that he he would file the Boysen and that assault charges A spokesman for the Giants said that the club would not make a statement "You heard what Leo said— he didn't hit him That's all Were standing by Leo with what he said" the official said Youngsters Cause Pocatello Trouble ur 30-- in m -- curtain raiser to round balanced program Bell n Monday will be eight-fiftee- m PP c week's-Pionee- ties Duane Adams of the Aggies drew most of the applause in the tennis meet when he downed Dick B rower of the B Y U in the sin 6 4 then teamed gles with Keith Larson' to turn back Brower--anDick Moody in dou-Uao e eii z 6-- e-- i-- Minor Loop Games By The Associated Press Western International League Tacoma 4 Wenatchee 3 Salem 7 Bremerton 2 Only games scheduled 20 ! EAGLE CLAW SNELLED HOOKS with the long j snelL METAL LOCKING REEL SEATS instead of plastic Teas League Fort Worth 8 Oklahoma City T Beaumont 6 San Antonio 5 Dallas 12 Tulsa 1 Shreveport 9 Houston 8 Western League MACK'S SPORT SHOP Washington Blvd Phone 6474 4 Sioux City 18 Denver 0 Pa if la Coast League Hollywood 7 Oakland 4 San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 2 Seattle 8 Sacramento 3 Portland 3 San Diego 2 wmco PHANTOM LEADERS AND LEADER MATERIAL— It's tops a NEW STOCK RUBBER BOOTS— High tops ROD WINDING AND REPAIRS— We'll trade rods with you Two 3008 rifles two 3030 Carbines Shells for same 3-- Omaha 5 Des Moines Pueblo 7 Lincoln 6 LslKSj SaW - 1 ' M 4 SSSSSSSSSsf p lamtlJmmS er essJsW J ' rjaaiTllS 3-- -- 2- i American League National League Box Elder Weber Bear River Capture League Games ' 4-- b-- 2-- 0) 2--0) 2-- 0) o O-- 0 1-- Yanks Surprised At Action On 1959 Games 1 " Bees Capture Rubber Game On Home Field Stars Bounce Into Lead 0-- 2) o-- i) 0--0) -- " 1 til lit ilea Williams Starts Training d (3-0- ) half-gam- (1-- 2) '- 12-- 0) 8-- V'e- pi--- ) Low-re- e-- 000--- 1 -! r ni OHun-ake- aWalked for Fray in fourth bG rounded out for Grissom in seventh cGrounded out for Berry In eighth dRan for Robinson in ninth St Louis 010 403 001—9 Detroit 104 000 100—8 j E— None RBI— Graham ZarUia Prld-d- y Moss 3 OlUinger Pellegrini Kell Groth 5 2B— Piatt Moss 2 3B—Di Dinger HR—Graham Groth SB— Berry DP — Upon and Vico Kelt and BerryGray Winner— 0 Loser— Rogovin (0-Malloy Dillin-S—Lehn- er (1-- 1) nUaielphia: A H U A Boston ABB OA fcs Joostss valo u 8 3 4 0 Fainlb 3 0 10 0 Wllliamslf 4' 1 2 (I S t e phen 5 ss 4 2 1 3 Doerr2b Wrtghtrf Majeski3b Chapman cf 8 3 S 4 13 Astrothe o 2 a Suder2b 20 0 Fowlerp 2 0 0 Wilsonp aWhite 110 Melerf ODropolb 3 O TebDetUc 3 Harris p 0 4 22 2 2 2 3 0 8 2 12 4 114 4 110 408 0 3 17 2 40 0 1 B— H Walker Lowroy RBI — Hatton 032 100 200— a 10 2 Kluszewski 2B — Wyrostek Cavaretta 2 Seattle Sacramento 000 100 020— 3 5 2 Stallcup S — Dubiel 2 Hatton DP — Gus-tln- e Fletcher and Gr Holeombe Lier- Verban and Cavaretta Kress man and vinn Winner— Raffensberger (2-Loser— Dubiel (0-421 000 nOO 7 11 1 Hollywood Oakland 080 220 000—4 8 1 I' Boston Schallock and Unser Sandlock Hit-ti- e ABH OA Wallace Zldlcb Wilkl and Stanky2b S 3 2 51 Ashburncf 4 0 10 4 10 Hamherss uarKss 3 12 3 Torgesonlb 3 1 13 0 Waltkuslb 3 114 0 Russellcf 3 11 0 Ennislf 3 0 0 0 Conatserrf 4 11 0 Nichol'snrf 4 0 3 0 O 4 Reiserlf Jones3b 4 0 08 30 4 2 0 0 Miller Jib Hyan 3 14 3 g Masic 3 0 3 0 Loputa c The Associated Press 3 0 0 3 Thompson o 10 0 3 ByROCHESTER Bickfordp NV — Johnny 00 10 aiao 0 0 0 0 Flynn 213 Rochester outpointed Trinklep bHollmia 10 0 0 McPherson 226 Tulsa 10 jKonstantyp 0 0 0 0 Sandy NEW YORK— Roland La Starza Totals 32 "10 27 10 Totals 30 3 27 17 aGrounded out for Thompson in 5th 187 New York outpointed bG rounded out 'or Trinkle in 7th man 195 Norwalk Boston 000 400 020— 8 Conn 8 100 000 000—1 Philadelphia B— Ashburn Dark 2 RBI — a FALL RIVER Mass— Don WilRussell Conatser Masi X Torgeson HR— liams 144 Worcester stopped Ray son DP— Thompson Hamner and TorgeWait-kHamner Miller and Waitkus Mil- Hake 147 Boston 2 ler Hamner and Waitkus: Bickford Winner— Bick-for- d PORTLAND Maine-Joh-nny Stanky12-- and Torgeson Loser— Thompson o--l) 157 Portland knocked out Dick Gallivan 151 Boston 2 vh Brooklyn 1) 1) - Bat-mon- di i - Wil-lia- 11 April 29 (AP) j ear CAME AB Reese H O A r jo 0Gordon3b 0 Mizelb 3 Thomsoncf 0 Marshallrf 4 Livingstnc 0 bGaian 0 Cooper js 0 Kerr s ' tina-v- ABHOA 0 Lockmanlf Hodgeslb Furillof Branca p Mueller Jones p ilansenp aHofman Poatp 04 00 0 2 02 0 0 0 1 0 00 10 00 10 00© 0 00 10 0 ATLANTIC CITY N J— Eugene Hairston 148 New York outpoint ed Herman McCray 148 Philadelphia 8 PHILADELPHIA — - Chico Varo na 149 Havana outpointed Stone wall Jackson 143 Washington 8 WICHITA Kas— Alvin Williams 1 162 Wichita outpointed Jimmy 0 Cone 160 Kokomo fad 10 0 0 SEATTLE— Harry Matthews 164 0 Kennedy JO 1 Seattle TomasicD knocked out Henry dMilne 10 0 0 162 Seattle 8 Totals 46 to 27 101 Totals 30 427 S DENVER —Corky Gonzales a Fanned for Hansen in 5th Denver outpointed b Walked for Uvingston in 8th Proctor cGrounded out for Kerr-i124 Oklahoma City 8 8th dFiled out for Tomasic in 8th 021 018 018—15 Brooklyn New York 100 010 000— 2 B — Livingston Bhawn RBI —Gordon Reee V Robinson Snider 2 Lockman McCormick 3 CampaneUa 3 FurUlo Cox 2B—Gordon Reese Snider Hodges 3B — Furillo HR — Snider Lockman McCormick CampaneUa SB-- Hodges FuHi-Terillo DP— Kerr Bhawn and Mix: Cox Robinson and Hodges Winner —Branca (3-Loser— Jones ( Power-Packe- d MOVING? 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LSaSsf'rioxoBsTaS'jfBaBr ill i Only 2 Days Left j RssSsr sbbbb 23 25 331 t 22nd Street Dial 8844 BsBBBBsaBsx8r Super Ethyl Wholesale Prices on S F Goodrich Tiros Tubes and Barter-Jos depth nos-iU- fJ Complete Installation rreedV Scf-vi- tap Only it BaL it far Fall 2640 Washington Dial 8865 Dial i f rt abl Not a 3925 RiverdaJe Smokery tie Mint Exclusive Pharmacy Kfeleya ' GAS First Grade 1- -2 0) Piaae Ogden Raids GrUtiaulb 1) Kobinson2b Cam'eUac Cox3b Northern division schools of the ihtermountain collegiate athletic conference will head for Albion tomorrow to participate in a track meet Track teams from Boise junior college Ricks college and South-ear- n Idaho College of Education will compete Weber college the other northern division team is hot sponsoring track activities this 8:15 El-drid- ge Pe-vera- da Hermnskilf MCmlcklf Snider cf Junior Colleges Slate Program Idaho jr us 2) ALBION Fight Results Eat 0 Totals 381124 11 Totals 33 12 2711 aSlngled for Wilson n 9th Oil 000 102— S Philadelphia Boston 103 340 Olx— 12 E — Astroth Stephens RBI — Suder 2 Chapman 3 Williams 5 Mele 2 Stephens 3 DlMagfio Doerr 2B— Astroth Chapman Majeski DiMaggio HR — SB lebbetts DiMaggio SB— Vato DUP Suder Joost and Fain: Ma-- Ji Joost and Fain Winner—Harris lt-Loser— Fowler (1-- i Dial 4371 iiiiWis ar' 9-- f his tittle Qodoel wot oOc and this earl 42c and When raw get your Mil There's na need to frown The labor cast here h ibf lowest m WHn MOTOR CO MM 2 SBBBBBSBBBBBBBsKatsf' s? 2200 Wash " jo r We have more high grade tackle than for the past 5 years High grade Rods Reels Silk and Nylon Lines SPLIT WILLOW BASKETS — Leather abound or plain H'gh's pennant laHtF jIsbBbBbW 0) Utah State Agricultural college and Brigham Young university today shared the honors in Utah's busy spring collegiate sports season—the Aggies in baseball and the Cougars in tennis The' Farmers won their third straight diamond victory against no losses yesterday by trimming B Y U 5 to 3 These same two teams were to play again this afternoon also at Logan But "Y" tennis stars virtually clinched top honors in tennis by turning back the Aggies 4 to 3 at Froyo Both teams previously had defeated university or Utah In addition to the baseball game at Logan the golf teams from B Y U and U S A C were to meet today at Provo Tomorrow there's a dual track meet on tap between these same two schools on the Lo gan field Hero of State's baseball win was pitcher Marv A brains who allowed the Cougars but five hits John caputo with a fourth inning homer was right with him Only one of the B Y U runs was earned The Cougar hurler George sorenson was notcned lor 10 sale 8-- 1 6-- o-- (AP— Pioneer April League New regulations were placed in effect in Halliwell park today Salt Lake City 8 Billings 5 after youngsters practically took Great Falls 15 Ogden 10 Pocatello 13 Twin Falls 12 possession of the field and stands Boise 11 Idaho Falls 4 league during this baseball games Business Manager Marvin Milkes International League cancelled special privileges given Baltimore 3 Buffalo 1 members of the Knothole club and Rochester 12 Newark 8 other groups until the kid? settle Toronto 8 Jersey City 1 down Montreal at Syracuse postponed The youngsters were charged at the players Southern Association with throwing rocks and setting a bonfire Inside the New Orleans 9 Memphis 0 park Other games postponed American Association Milwaukee 9 Toledo 1 St Paul 2 Columbus 1 Indianapolis 13 Kansas City 8 Minneapolis 4 Louisville 3 POC ATE LLO taps ahve by pitching nome run range vo a a while rookies Johnny Groth and dogs here Thursday Downs blanked the BulIdcEs un Jack Graham and teammate Vera j til the ninth inning In this Stephens battered the fences Ted- Ralph Olaao throve dy had to be content with singles and doubles Now he's back in the ' v Jfl iBssBosssssssssssssssssQPClH groove tripled to spol the Williams had a biz day yester terdWhSits8aXuJck only five scat day with his first homer a single and three walks for a perfect day walked four assssPSlLi BBaslf iBISs against Philadelphia He drove la I five runs ssflMHHBiftrLiflBSBBss&A iP" bssB Led by Williams in the seventh In this I Sox the JH sasLamlBH 12-5 for a clean Kapp BUI Walker Paul ChnsSan thumped the A's sen and Ray Kennedy hit set Now sweep' of the two-gasecutive singles they move on to New York for an o lX?TTTlssirV important series with the Yankees The Yanks warmed up for the Boston series by downing Washbehind Ed Lopat The ington 'BaMMhESwrf Ji chunky left hander supposedly a BsH slow starter in the spring and a ssH &iJ$&GAmmaflmBf CV great hot weather pitcher now has aKlSBC"1gSffisl 'WsisglSf won three straight jjjj Groth and Graham each hit their fourth home runs as the St Louis HF sLts&SK ii lift 0 p Browns whipped Detroit 8 la i S 0 0 Groth got his with the bases loaded his second grand slam to send W $mU wj?!ns8l S J1 the Tigers out front in the third inning Cleveland and Chicago were not scheduled giving player-managI B 2 kaArisof ro unn 3B Timmermsn Dunn SB Chm'iinmi Lou Boudreau of the Tribe another Old Ruck 2 Gordon eats Glisson is considered SH the rillmore Oil septa up Wlerk Oldroyd 5S— day to rest after being hit on the to neat inport tne Kentucky nertiy at Louisville Saturday I3 7 elbow by a pitched ball port collared and beat the Kentuekx derby favorite in the Sm K?8?isS'-Phil Rizzuto throws the ball dangerously close to Eddie Joost's head lioth Stan Hoick of the Pitts I an aa the Athletics' shortstop slides into Little Scooter arms outstretched eighth Santa Anita derby puking up $I9400 for Clifford on at the head burgh Pirates hit Moocrv successfully breaking np a double play at Yankee stadium The PhilSt Louis Wednesday night and WT llaaaa Uer adelphia shortstop is forced by Elmer Valo Umpire Red Jones calls tsoo rnion of trio Boston Braves frr r i him out The A's won 2 at injured Philadelphia Wednes — day were out of action yesterday Pete Castiglione filled m for Ro jek getting three hits as the Pi rates lost to the M Louis Cardi nals 2 Elliott's place was taken by Con By the Associated Fret By the Associated Press W i Pet GB W L Pet GB nie Ryan who contributed two hits Nfcw York s a aoo a 4 800 Brooklyn in Bostons romp over the : r 8 a 714 1 Cleveland ROME April 29 Boston 6 4 880 Phillies Weber Box S 4 Bear Elder 556 2ft Pittsburgh won River and Detroit In 5 4 388 ft league games and disgruntled American bombed the New York Boston 5 4 958 2ft New York 5 4 888 Brooklyn ft 15-- 2 8 S 500 3 4 4 860 1 Cincinnati into a first Region One Thursday in baseball Weber Warriors spanked todav for aama the Giants Chicago moving S 439 3ft St Louis 500 1 4 4 Philadelphia tie with the Braves 3 7 300 5 St Louis 4 8 444 1ft place Chicago Ken Raffensberger Cincinnati's South Cache 12 to 5 Bear River downed Logan 9 to 3 and traraP'C gameS !° Melbourne' 200 6 2 8 3 8 273 3ft Washington Philadelphia crafty southpaw veteran shut out Box Elder gained a 14--9 decision over North Cache Repreaentativea of six US the Chicago Cubs 0 with seven eesalts Tasrtdsj Thursday's Besalts Box Elder got 5 runs in the ninth-- — said tnat their failure to hits New York 6 Washington 2 IS New York 2 Brooklyn to to North the Cache trim retain before the balloting on Boston 12 Philadelphia S Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 ' league leadership St Louis 9 Detroit 6 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 0 14 Box Elder bagged hits as Only games scheduled St Louis 4 Pittsburgh 3 by John Jewett Gaitetf nine for the Bulldogs against iUoSlev wiped out what Today's Gaines Today s Games Weber put 12 hits together to any of them may Cleveland 'Bear den at Detroit New York Rait ling at Boston wallop South Cache Belnap went the Site Of the) games o t tnmcninson i u mgn' the route for the Warriors and at Philadel- ivoiseue Deeply disaDDointed J Washington (Hudson at (Heintielman Philadelphia five scattered hits phia (Brassie gave of Detroit said to kins up only Boston (Kramer at New York ssrooKiyn itiatten Austin pitched three-hi- t as ball atter Well the voting you ve tRasrhi at Cincinnati Pittsburgh (Werle the Bears spanked Logan been swell about it but theres jnly games scheduled trox might) Carbon downed Juab 10 to 1 no getting away from u— the fact Leagae St Louis (Munger at Chicago Coast By the Asseclatei rrsss Jordan spanked Granite 10 to 2 New York United States had six llifthe iscnmuz u i Washington W GB L Pet ABH OA in other league games ABHOA it difficult for entries made 13 17 587 IT Hollywood 1 nanab 3 2 2 3 Seath Cache STeber St Louis on ssa h to CITY 18 13 SALT decide Pittsburgh San LAKE delegates Diego April Riszutoss 2 S Coanlf 2 2 0 ABHOA' AB H OAl ABHOA 18 14 ABHOA Sacramento 533 1 can 1 0 Stewart 1 O O 4 Woodling ef 4 city 1 If O 12 4 0 AP— off with rattle a 2 4 Cast'lloncss 4 3 srhndn-Dmde Starting i 2b SOS 18 14 833 1 Seattle jf 2 0 Vollmercf 0 4 0 Walkerrf nenricnrr 4 0 0 0 Tucker cf a1a0 Kt the nod in four MMfhnc 'o 2 OlMarionss 424 Los Angelas 484 2' 15 IS 1 3 Yost3b Brown :h 0 0 3 KinerU 2 0 0 0 J HadleyJb 5 1 t 0 of bats tne Salt Lake City ballots 0 Musialcfrf 0 the international O'vny Demlerp 2 18 19 2 by 484 14 Oakland 3l 10 0 Rob'sonlb 4 110 Shaw 1131 Westlakecf lareencf Kryskilb 5 2 3 2 beat Billings Mustangs 8 to 8 pic committee 3 0 Slaughterlt 2 12 14 IT 452 3 San Francisco yesterday which 3 0Kozar2b 1 3 OlsenSb 2 Phillipslb 12 0 Northeyjff 0 8 Warnertr Stevens 0 1 lb 0 12 2 17 393 5 Portland It 3 0 Weigelc Maples if 3 F Undlyp 3 0 0 OlR Hdlyc S 0 0 1 Thursday night to take their first also selected Cortina D'Ampezzo Bockmn3b 0 2 Dieringcf 0 0 0 4 0 Scar'brghp BaM in one ballot to be the sue Silverac 0 2 0 1 SiWoocLlb Bmd2b 8 2 2 8 series of the 1949 Pioneer 2 2 Joneslb 2 02 Mrtaugh2b 0 SjWeltrbthp 0 Lopatp 3 0 0 0 BarnettJb 3 2 11 Lemonrf 0 2 bHRice of the 56 winter OryaapJc 0 By the Associated Press Baagall2b 110 laSimmson 0 1 lNelsonlb 5 1 3 2 season! lb 10 0 1 Belnapp 0 MCurghe on top of the Pa- Hansen is 110 Hollywood 0 If Allen Iweikp o liFUterSiT 0 Lake City won the 3 12 aiKazakb Muncriefp IbDUeni cific Coast league and Portland is G Jensn3b S01 0 0 0 Gar g olaC 4 14 110 00 Finch t10 0 andSaltBillings aFitzgrld won Wednesday night Andrsncf two the bottom at are the but 0 3 110 0 0 Lombardip ljBrazlep Totals 38 11 27 12! Totals 38 8 27 10 Great Falls opens a Cm pii 2b e ai Tonignt S'i That's five how games only apart as truck out for Welteroth in 8th 0! three-gam- e 1 0 0 series at Salt Late 31 8 24 12 Totals RMghnrf 29 8 27 8 close the race is Totals b Doubled for Weik in 9th Leishmnlf 1 0 0 01 aGrounded out for Muncriet in 7th City while Billings goes to Og- M i t on 301 020 000—8 Nejw York The back of Stars 1 0 0 01 fr Cramer top got den bSingled for Jones in 8th 000 000 Oil— 2 Washington the pack Thursday night when they E— Kozar Brown The Buzzers got five runs in tne t£S ANGELES Apni 29 tarn 000 001 100—2 counted six Henrich 2 RBI— Pittsburgh 30 3 718 Totals Totals 48 121SU on runs two to homers 000 002 llx— 4 Woodling Brown 2 Kryhoski 2 Stew- at Louis Home run— Campbell first inning Gene Machado mtied 4 7 to beat Oakland art Kozar 2B— Brown Coan Coleman Weber B— SM 030 111— IS Grant H Rice Cullitnore and ToanaHr was in Los Anaeles to-Difani 3B— Woodling Kryhoski S — KazakNone RBI Castiglione The Portland Beavers made It South Cache 010 000 013 5 ThoiriDson walked and Will Tiesi- Slaughter Garagio- - two S— Woddling to DP— Dentc for a title train Kozar and ia - McCullough day winover San Aiusial Marion Diego straight ivicuunougn Robinson Stewart and Robinson Yost S— Muncrief era shocked a single to bring in defense again S Slaughter Kazak Brazle ning 3 to 2 The loss dropped the Bsver Dente and Robinson Winner— Lopat DP— Marlon and Jones Northey and MaTommy 01usMtn Ma St at w rislev field e ABHOA two runs a behind Holly- EHaaonlf ABHOA Loser— Scarborough rion Kazak Schoendienst and Nelson Padres 4 a a a singled home another 4 10 2 Uhlss and Olcn Williams arrvfe?dl D' P!ane Winner—Brazle Loaer— Lombardi wood 400 p RJenaanw o l a e Tuckett followed suit St Louts Fletcher held the Sacra- Kimnaub 4 o i Detralt Guy 8 S 222 The fifth Bee score In the In- he-- has supped ABHO ABHOA mento Solons to five hits in pitch- Sorensonlb 3 10 3 3 2 3 0 Dill'ger3g 832 i !" 3 0 0 0Portar4R DavmSb If I've slipped o has Balanos" 4 0 3 2 ning came on a bunt walk and 3 in Ilil: to an Seattle win Chicago ing BJensencf 400 O Aussjawat 'jv" 4 0 0 0 squft it bunt AB H O A AB H O A the champ said San Francisco rallied around the 4 0 4 O Lake 2b Ehnercf Stone If Yeatesr 0 H Walker rf 4 0 2 4 10 8 Batunhltzrt S00 scored twice In the out here also Billings to get z Graham lb 4 2 8 1 Llponas of Brewer Jack to Baabolzerc 4 4 2 2 0 first Ron Dunn walked and stole in for such 11 llHamenef tight pitching if 3 01 Wyrostekcf a sr Piatt If 0Kell3b 1 z 110 2 0 0 1 4 YaaUb neat 12 Hatton3b 2 Shnpeonp IS it 4 0Cav'ettalb los Angeles making Kokos-rMiicled him 3 0 1 0 Wertzjrf Peccia second Jim 1 0 0 0 Simmons rf Williams' Harris contract cf 4 0 1 SauerIf 2 4 gives him 7 110 Seals over for the jPafkocf three the aWright straight Zarilarflf 4 2 0 0 Everslf on V o o o went tne to second home and Klus'skilb net cent of 0 4 2Gustine3b 0 the per profits 4 2 4 4Roblnsonc Angels 0 6 I'll :rs 0000 Priddyb throw-I- n Kresslb He got to third on a 4 12 0Scheffinge Mossc 4 3 4 2 dOutlaw 0 0 1 Smalleysa BIdwrth2b 2 3 0 stole choice and then 2 3 211 2 Grothcf 000 201 Tom:? Garverp 9 8 3 884 Total 3T 81187 fielder's 5 Verban2b 3 2 3 4 Portland Stallcupss 2 0 1 1 Vlcolb 0 9 Malloyp San Digo 002 000 000— 3 10 0 Logan 100 MO 110—3 home Mueller c 2 Dubielp 0 0 Utah April SS AF- 18 0 Salt Lake 0 Oi eilllata o Hiast and Burgher Lmde and Bear Bfcrer 100 Grayp 0 1 2aJeffcoat 0 0 Rafnsbrgrp 10 amu ABHOA 0 0 runner aRapp for nimnssgV aCourtesy 0 0 0 0 Ritchey Sloatp 0 1 JOunnrf 3 11 8 staehado8b 84 a138 a8 tistearrrmdefeated8 L'tTh eStat Rogovinp bStruckout for Harris 0 0 Cuc'inLlfJav 4 8 8 eOUxeraJf A Grlssomp 31 27 12 Totals SO 7 27 20 San Francisco Totals 302—8 10 0 000 get OMuinn 0 0 TneUl"ctory° gives the'cougara PecdaJb 3 18 2 Thmaeaurf 3 118 I Los Angeles 000 010 001—3 7 2 North Cache Bex BMet allied out for Dubiel in 8th 0 0 8 4 8 ITroutp efneaierax 4188 KjBoorej Lanfran-coBrewer and Parte R tl ABBHI All Kelly an inside track for the vctern 0 O Cincinnati 2 000 100 001— 2 88 gnlin rf I 1 11 r Brown Jb and Malone of a 2 1 Totals 38 15 27 14 Totals 31 6 27 13 Chicago 4 18 8 dWkdon Bifc Six conference tiUe 2 13 8 TuckettJb 000 000 000—0 f 2-- Fanners Take Three in Row 6-- 4 DMM 29-- Keitb April I '-- events have been very popular with Ogden fans during the past two months" said an official of the Veterans of Foreign Wars "In matching the Angel and McGill against Ostopavich and Ditmar we believe we have the ace attraction of this kind of the current season The bout will be two out of three falls with a one-hotime limit" Veterans of Foreign Wars will provide two other events a a PROVO sssssT program "Tag team and JOWIIS HUTlS Tigers to r A O 9ml YKiory — a ur al — l Veterans of Foreign Wars will present a tag team match at the Ogden coliseum next Monday night with Irish Pat McGill and the Swedish Angel meeting Da no and Bill Ditmar McGill and Dano Ostopavich wrestled a colorful one-hodraw last week at the coliseum before a capacity crowd The two heavy weights will oppose each other in the Monday semi-fin- 29 By The Associated American league pitchers be ware! Ted Williams has found the Tag Team Bout Slated for Monday Night ute one-fa- ll out a well time each p t ISA R The One to Beat First Homer of Year Leo Durocher faced serious trouble and perhaps the end of his base ball career today when a heckling Brooklyn fan accused the New York Giantsjnahager of punching and kicking him —— — —r— —— un- -f — Fred Boysen a Puerto Rican was in Sydenham hospital suffering ab dominal bruises and possible internal injuries They were he said the result of a fast and furious attack by Durocher after yesterday's game at the Polo Grounds Boysen said he would file assault and battery charges against Durocher as soon as he is dismissed from the hospital The charges if they stick might mean the end of Durocher s stormy baseball career This was the second time he had been accused of attacking a heckling fan and he also had against him a detrimensuspension for "conduct All baseball tal to baseball" sources agreed that Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler might bar Durocher from the sport for life as a result of yesterday's incident Chandler refused to comment v last night Admits Mailing Boysen admitted he had razzed Durocher from his seat behind the wants dugout throughout yesterday's game which the2 Giants lost Aftef the to the Dodgers 15 to he said "I rushed across the ?ame to congratulate Jackie RobinDurocher hit son of the Dodgers me from behind and then kicked me in the groin while I was down I can positively identify him as Durocher" Durocher told reporters "All I know is somebody grabbed for my cap grabbed it back and kept going to the clubhouse That's all" Asked to elaborate Durocher in listed "I didn't hit him I didn't hit him 1 didn't hit him That's all What more do you want me to say?" Boysen said he attended the game yesterday with his cousin Louis Rodriguez and that as a Dodger fan he spent the afternoony giving Durocher a continual Then after the game as he rushed across the field Durocher charged to him heseesaid Durocher be"I didn't even hind me when he fin hit me" Boysen said "But when I fell after the first punch I saw it was Durocher and he kicked me "Frankie Frisch the Giant coach pulled him away from me then IfI I had seen Durocher coming would have been all set for him But he hit me from behind" said his cousin Rodriguez walked out of the stadium and then He on the 'sidewalk collapsed helped him into a taxicab and took him to the hospital where he collapsed again Dr Juan Ortega admitted Boysen for treatment and examination A Brooklyn player who asked that he not be identified said he aw the alleged fight Player Version "After the game Durocher stood In the third base coaching box for few seconds watching the fans he said pour out of the stands" He seemed to single out one guy coming across the field and made Straight for him He hit him with a right to the Jaw and knocked him down 1 don't know who the fellow was I just kept walking to the clubhouse I didn't get near Ted Williams Gels NEW YORK April 29 (UP) — Torrid-tempere- d employed THE OGDEN (UTAHl STANDARD-EXAMINEFRIDAY EVENING APRIL ! ! |