Show Brooklyn in National Lead as Cards Idl '' HIGHWAY -- — v — - 5 'is jiB v - :: '''-- Wildliiers Map Plans for Annual Fathers Sons Outing Dodgers Outslug Phils io Gain with Victory Tribe Gains Second Place by Beating Sox 10-- 7 Grid Classic to Draw Throng Tonight CHICAGO 111 Aug 12— Chicago's 16th annual football game one of the nation's most popular sports events since its origin back in 1934 has broken all records for ticket interest applications receipts and widespread — All-St- s game between the ColTonight A Tit nh im aueoannasjr-sa3 r'aein of the National league will include spectators of 41 states as well as Canada Cuba and Hawaii contest has drawn The the capacity crowds through years because the fans know it presents the best in American of tonight's Profits football begame will be djvided equallyCathtween the I'nited Charities olic Charities and Jewish Charities ef Chicago Arch Ward genial sports editor of the Chicago Tribune originated originthe game in 1934 He alsoAll-stated the major league baseball game toUpward of 90000 will watch i — ar 9 By Joe Reichler Associated Press Sports Writer pen The Cleveland Indians Have hit upon a sure-fir- e is The trouble extra formula— nant only they inning games can't get tie opposing teams to go along with them as often as they would like r Jf?Re All-St- -- national League ar Anulitil Br Br Fteaa Lf 94 93 4S mm 514 90S 491 497 403 379 93 98 97 43 M 4) 9 Chicago Tburdiv Kcsalta 3 Chicago Pittsburgh Boton 7 New York called rain) 10 Brooklyn gamea 3 7 tf GB American League 03S M St Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Only Pet m aa St loui New York Boston ar - 3a 07 n M 12- - 13' Br AassslatsO 19 18' 34 New a 37' against Washington 65Redskins 1943 (Professional— yards by Don Hutson of Green Bay with i pass In 1945) Longest touchdown run from scrimmage— 8 yards by Elroy mtteh oT Wisconsin against Los Rams in 1936 (ProfessionAngeles al — 19 yards by 'Ray McLean of Chicago Bears in 1944) Longest touchdown pass from by line of scrimmage — 81 yards Cecil Isbell of Green Bay to Don Hutson of Green Bay in 1940 63 yards by Lieut Bob Ken- rf Waahinirtnn State Hi 1945 Longest run from scrimmage— 8 Wisconsin yards by Elroy Hirsch of1946 (ProAngeles in against Los fessional — 44 yards by Don Perkins of Green Bay in 1945 Longest punt— 83 yard quick kick by Glen Dobbs of Tulsa aesinst Chicago Bears in 1944 (Professional 65 yards by Way-lan- d Becker of Chicago Bears in 1934) Longest punt return —84 yards bv Steve Juzwik of Notre Dame aeainst Chicago Bears in 1942 (Professional 66 yards by Doug McEnulty of Chicago' Bears in inning tie scheduled Bartifv Hattenp bjorgensen Bantap Alt-Sta- rs Totals 31137 Totals 4i 0 0 0 Wash-ingto- 1940) V 37 1037 19 Bou-drea- I Game tank er J five-gam- - nl right-hand- er HR-Bas- gall ty 3-- Du-hi- at (9-- (4-0- 1 Fight Results 1 three-ttsert- er bOne out when winning run scored h aSmgietl for Napolt m 'OOO BROOKLYN (Fort Hamilton)— 003 000-- 3 fall Herbie Kronowitz 155 New York Twin 000 100 009V-- 3 Salt take City — K Jeaaen 3 15 Vinnie Ttaaiera Cidone New outpointed OXaugiiUn C Novermi 3 SH — HttUa StenYork 10 :n IB — O'Lauahiin 7 ger Saba tin HB — Ttaaiera 9 Trtanttoe Rerra LONDON— Ronnie Clayton 126 Tbompson Trtando BP — Bell to Jt satis — MilLeft TtSTssev out to Westlake knocked Eddie ta Nmfrmi England rail 13 Salt Lake City T Loser— ler 125 Australia 12 Ior Brit- Twin Hittle HO — Hittle 0 in 0 3 Schroeder ish empire featherweight title! 1 tn 0 (faced en batter) BB— Tierney 3 Htttte 3 BB HitUc 3 SO — by Terney 0 Hittle X wT— —off Tri-aasi- isl I Tiernev Attendance Time— 3 03 m J m "£5H4 Orchids o the OGDEN REDS SUNDAY Baseball Game IO a m Until Saturday Aug 13th 4pm floaBr hp ippr Mg Trip Rides Scemc Entoy I l i:-- i 1 pinch-hittin- gflf ltf t-- Jill sue! - 10-- 7 1 3-- j il ts: wue Tta three-gam- e 7-- 9-- ut -- eight-fiftee- W Les-nevi- : ch 1 (Wv 1 9-- j ' ill-9- Or-tobe- (3-4- Maxim Charles May Do Battle aaBSSSSBSBSKKBSSr fillME j j j Idaho Tack Tidd Signs With Cardinals r turf-scorch- Clash Tonight ut 1 Utah's Legion Champs Leave For Tourney all-st- Reds I ar 1 0-- 1 one-gam- 1 7-- hJ?"" 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Women's or Childre heavy-hittin- Felix Bedoni Outfielder-Pitcbe- r Edward Gaytbwaite and fielder Chris BaliamK all have batting averages above 400 this season Qualifying rounds for men for Warren Sumnicht heads the the Ernie Schneiter tournament are pitching staff Bis' curve ball waa slated for Saturday and Sunday at a mainstay of the teams defense Ogden Golf and Country club of- all season He jand Bob Mbntoya ficials announced today parked the teajm to victories in Southpaw-MarioQualifying rounds for the annual tha state tourney Cow dell is another dejunior tourney sponsored by Mr and Mrs Matt Browning are slated pendable hurler and Gaythwaite for Monday Aug 22 All boys and has been particularly effective as km is wno nave not reacneo tneir a relief chueker 18th birthday by data of quahfvmg "We're going to Winslow with rounds are eligible to participate every intention of winning" said as the team prepared to Flights will be arranged for all We age groups reports Ernie Schnei- leave this time we'll ter professional who says prizes keep right onhope up and won t going will be awarded winners and runn- be back to Utah until we have 1 tssaaas fK national ehamntonabin" ers-up in ail flights Di-m- as n Dont1 Be Handicapped USE A GOOD 'SCOPE And Be Sure of Your Gome WHS- j Center- - i DEER HUNTERS HALF SOLES are Catcher Harold Patrick and Sbortstop Johnny Garahana They and Second Baseman Bob Sanchez Third Baseman Co-capta- -- i ' ' e -l Reds Triumphant in Return to Local Orchard by Turning Back Boise Wiih Score Elective Golf Tourneys Will Operate Va :1SP M Ttenkty Plans Listed for SKI LIFT Attending tha JOHN AFFLECK PARK 3303 SNOW BASIN First 500 Ladies T'h-HN- ORTS P 5-- s i From Cowboys six-thir- over-cmtin- - Salt Lake Wins I'-- f ld ' (3-- 0) SB-S- 1 left-fie- Longest field goal— 46 yards by Lee Artoe of Chicago Bears !n 29 yards by Ernie 1941 Case of U C L A against Chicago Bears in 1947) Today was a busy day tor footmore ball writers of America than 700 In number They held 000 303 10—7 their annual meeting at Hotel Sher- Boston 001 013 30—7 man Just before noon were enter- Now York ) called rain (tie tained at luncheon by Wilson E— Relaar RBI Thompson Lockman Sporting Goods company and at- Sauer 3 B Mualter Holmes 3 Latata tended a cocktail party tossed by Basjtwy Fletcher Thomson Marshall SALT LAKE CITY Aug 12 AP) 2B R Elliott 3 Rigney 2 Dark Elbak Publishing company MR— Thomson Sauer Mueller Manager Tommy Thompson of the the Sugar Chicago Tribune rietcher S— B Mueller 1 DP Salt Lake City Bees stepped to Bowl and the Rose Bowl enter- KHolmes — Fletcher Dark and Fletcher Stankv tained the writers Thursday after- Dark and Fletcher Gordon Tboupaon the plate in the role of a pinch-hittnoon and evening at dinner and and Lafata in the last half of the ninth cocktail parties last night and delivered a inning Utah's Pltttbsrgk Chlcag Cook Garv ABHOAl ABHOA be1949 Will defeated blow the Twin of which baseball player 4 3 3 3 Terwil g r Sb 3 3 4 3 Bojekss come a malor leaguer for at least Saffellcf 4 0 1 0 Jeff coatcf 3 3 3 0 Falls Cowboys 3 to 2 a i ioo Cav'ettarf one day Saturday when he dons a Hoppib 0 0 0 0 e The contest opened a 3 19 0 Baumhltirf 4 0 1 0 uniform of the Cincinnati Reds at Kinarlf 4 0 3 1 aastaself RestalUrf 4 1 3 O series between the two clubs who field Wrigley Cast lone3b 4 13 4 4 0 0 S meet Garv will be taken in hand by 3 10 1 Baichlb tonight In a twin: bill be4 18 3 3 15 2 Owen r 3 0 4 1 Phil Pace and Bucky Walters Hell Basgall3b asaaic at seven p m ginning 3 0 0 1 bBurgess Mimrt in the outfield and will Werlea 110 0 The Bees scored twice In the 0 0 0 0 cverbsn take his turn at bat during the bat- - Gumbertp oooi :SMial)t34W 4 0 4 1 ninth Tom O'Laughlin measure for tripled for And drill good ting Oublel f 0 0 Cook Will be photographed with anamzottt 110 0 the second time in the game Butch Hacker i 0 0 0 0 Tiesiera stars of the Cubs and Reds singled home O'Laughlin JSchefffnt 10 9 0 to tie One of the most enjoyable events the game Dick Saba-tiup of the 1949 jaunt to Chicago was 3a 7 17 13 Totals ToUla sacrificed 34 817 13 moving Tiesiera to aDouhled for Dublcl in 8th being among the 20 hand picked was intenBill second Stenger bSingied for Owen in 9th sports writers of the nation dined then passed Thompson tionally cRan In 9th for bv Abe Saperstein owner of 'the dFlled out Burgess went in to hit for Don Napoli 0th for Hacker in Harlem Globetrotters Abe reallv Pittsburgh 000 c o 030—3 Manager Charlie Metro pulled did himself proud with a splendid 001 000 run 2 his Dale Hittle and B—Koiek Dubtal CasttgltortO BB1— sent in luncheon at the Sherman Schroeder Bruce southpaw 3B— Klner Basgall Hopp JefJSsst Just a reminder KLO Ogden Sauer Thompson clouted the first pitch BamaaotU 3B— Hopp DP— Pafko Terwilliger and Raich and K ALL Salt Lake City will to centerfield driving home the Duhiel Smsllejf and Reich: Mast and winning run carry a play by play account of Gsssagttone: RastaUt Maai and Left— football the sixteenth annual Both of the Cowboy counters 9: Chicago 7 BB —off Dubtal classic this evening The game 3 ttwbswga Svend Jessen came in the sixth War la 1 Gumnert 1 SO— by Dubiel 3 will be aired starting at Werla 3 Cumbert L MO Werle 7 In walked and was promptly delivCumbert 1 In 1 3 ered home by a double off the bat p m Ctah time Hsrry Wismer 7 3 innings 8 Hacker 0 In L Balk— Duand Harold 'Red' Grange will be biel 7ln Ted Bell walked of Gus Triandos -- Werie Winner 8 Loser—DubJal and Hittle sacrificed ® at the mike You are guaranteed Tom Kelly Umpiraa—Goeta ReacJordan and a splendid word picture of the tion TUne—310 Attendance 5415 was intentionally passed opening gang ef the 1949 foot-ha- ll Tierney then uncorked a wild season pitch permitting Triandos to score The initial Bee tally came home Auggie Navarro will bring you when O'Laughlin tripled in the a play by play account of the fourth and scored on an infield out game at the close of the football program Tierney was effective but his Vy Aawaoated Frr a continual ALTOONA Pat— Church Taylor wildness kept him in had runners The Cowboys 146 Coalport Pa Al Jam Bonus Rule Session outpointed on base in every inning except the 14 Guido 10 New York CHICAGO Aug 12 (AP)— Refirst However only Jessen Kelly NEW YORK (Queensboro arena) and Lou Vitous escaped being peal of the much discussed baseout by the Bee righthander ball bonus rule will be submitted Flood 161 Hew York struck Salt Lake Twin falls to the 18 major league clubs and —Jimmy 161 outpointed Danny Ruggerlo ABHOA" ABHOA some 400 minor league clubs tor New York S If 0 2b 4 0 4 3 4 13 Kelly an immediate vote the major-mino- r 4 10 4 3 9 13 Neves3b Copest 4 0 3 0 Wtukelh 4 0 11 0 baseball executive council has anATLANTIC CITY— Terre Moore fin'gancf 2 P O L ghlinlf S 4 3 10 Renna rf Walter Mulbry secre- 150 Baltimore outpointed nounced 4 3 0 0 Jimmy Jessen h 3 3 8 0 Tiesierac tary of the 'council which met In Taylor 148 New 10 York 2 Kabati-rir9 VitoueSb 10 if a said Chicago yesterday 0 0 3i t1110 Trianrtoac 3 13- OlStaeaarM vote favors repeal the rale 0 10 3 9 Bell3b NEW YORK (Jerome stadium)— 0S1 Idtasttnjrf 1 1 0 0i 0 3 will be removed from the major-mmo- r Jimmy Slade 169 SaTbontpsoa New York out- Hlttlep 3 1(1 0 0 0 0 Ticrneyp Schrcir p league agreement pointed Grant Hodges 167 M31 03713 iami 8 Totals 33 7b35 10 Totals A11-Sta- rs 6 j t-- 1 Nsw Yaefc Baataa ABHOA! ABHOA 1 1 3 4 4 3 3 3 StankySb Thmpan3b Fletcher lb 4 1 3 LocHmanlt 4 1 1 O 1 0 3 0 Thomaoncf 4 14 0 Reixerct 0 0 0 0 Gordon3b 3 0 0 0 Runaellcf ft FUittr :!b 4 3 3 0 4 3 0 3 MarshalLrf 3 13 O UafaUlb Snuer rf 4 313 0 XOO l RicntyM 3 3 04 Slstllf 3 1 0 0 BMuellere 3 13 0 Holmesrf Dark as 4 3 3 1 Babalap 10 0 0 3 0 0 lhHautman 0 0 0 0 Crandalle 3 0 1 3 Hlgbep 0 0 0 0 Bickfordp 0 0 1 0 Koslop 10 0 0 Voiaellep noon GEUiottp 10 0 0 aRyan Antonelllp 0 0 0 01 Totals 31 0x33 is! Totals 91 13 34 13 3-- 2 a Forced Crandall for G Elliott in 8th xCailea off with one out la tth bBan for Zabala in 5th rs S-- 6-- er Longest kickoff return — 49n yards by Steve Begarus of Redskins 1943 48 vards by Kenny Washington of U C L A against Green Bay in i 1 for Donnelly in 6th cSlngled d Filed out for Bow a in fith 003 030 330—10 Brooklyn 330 101 100— 7 Philadelphia r Barney GaUat Jones BIB— Knnis 1 Saminick 3 HoUmig 1 Sisler 1 Snider 3 Robinson 2 Herrnansk: X BMHt 3 3B -- Cox Jones Hermanski Ennis HB Semlnick 3 Snider 1 Beeae 1 DP Hamner Gollat and Sisler Gollat Ham-nand Sisler Winner Hatten (104:) Loser— Bowe ft 9W 0' 1 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 n n 0 0 Konstantyp 0 0 0 oi 90 7-- Safe on error for Barney in 3rd bWalked for Hatten In 8th 1944) (All-Sta- -- 0 0 0 0 cHollmig 1 0 0 0 Meyer p 3 0 0 1 Rotrap O 0 0 OdBlattner p 030 909 975 951 937 431 300 330' - 1 aNew combe Pan: a p g 3 ABHOA ABHOAl a at ati' a ww— tu u tua 4ae i sn v9n 4 11 0 Hamnerss 13 0 Rackleylf 1 0 3 0 Nichlsnrf 9 1 Furtllorf 9 110 RobnsnSb 4 11 Fr - If 4 1 13 0 Herm'ktrf 3 3 1 0 Shuerlb 4 13 5 9 14 0 Jones 1b Hodgealb 3 0 3 3 5 11 0 Gollat 2b CtmJSb 4 3 3 3 3 1 4 OSemlckc Campellae advsril c 3 0 S OjDonnellyp 3 0 0 0 -- pace-settin- in second place to- a 'half games biblBM New York Yan- - M rfeiladclphla f mm 1 mm a'd WMk bt:t tney re easily me ovjfr- time jralsMfIMp GB ' IncludinR last night's BlTillHlll v ith the Chicago WmR It Pet 44 49 4S The Tribe the Indians have played 14 games that went beyond the niBta liiBing this ''season They've won S3 33 Chicago 3913 of them S3 37 They copped last Washington 33 71 314 ispht'i by S St LOuta On the other hand the Yankees Btsalts TiartOay' the poorest overtime record 'Boston 7 Nsw York a league — only three victorieo Cleveland 0 Chicago 9 (IS inning 'Hgb in 1 1 such games No chib is even Only games scheduled close to the Indians The next best record is held by the third pleee rrtaay'a Scfceaale alosxon Bed Sox wbo obow i:- un- New York at Philadelphia (nht) mark Washington at Boston (afternoon taMWpstng4-night twin trill' The Red 'SbB helped tighten the Chicago at Cleveland (night race by knocking off the Yankees St Louis at Detroit night in regulation nmetttitlBJp alssSSSOV for a while it looked as if NeW'Yark''' though Wm:mmm feast statnat wonU alio mnvs Inlti ABHOA 4 0 I O DTgji'gjtf 3 'SO Q Bissuto as (mmh A inolo K RnMsat 3 111 Pesky lb Brown ?h g Doerr in the last half of the sixth Johnson Hh 1 0 0 4!i3 13 3 scored Ted Williams from second Henrnh lb 9 3 7 0 Stephens! J D Mas o Of 4 11 0 DoerrSb 4to3 broke up a 8 deadlock Ond cut roodmaaJb nftalil 2141 it New margin over the third O 3O301 1 yor' 3 0 Lindeli if Zarillarf f't Dlace Sox to five and a half games s i 4 11 OTabbattac Bauer rf wmiams wieraea tne otg oai aer t Coleman 3b (232 Kramer r 1 ooo the Bosox 3 2 5 0 tHltchc'k He hammered his 2tHb Sttvtrac 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Re nolds p 0 run Parneltp added a couple of feme and 1 0 0 0 Sanfordp a base on balls besides of Singles o o 0 Manhstts joe DiMaggio accounted tor the xKeller 10 00 0 0 0 0 Brst three Yankee runs with a B$iatoap aiatrnwss 1 0 0 Of screen gftiine run over the with two mates- aboard u Cleveland Manager Lou XI 9 21 0 IMats 30 11 34 s Totals i'aJsitllet nut for Marshal! 0th used 20 players and six pitch8th in out for Buxton g ers to down the Sox After 4- Annaal Fathers and Sons outing sponsored by the Weber County IfanHBted a 3 deficit with two runs u id life t ''deration to slated for Satnrtlay eveniBg at mversaae tir-flen- 9th 'into force play for Kramer in the Indians won in 000 303 000—0 in the eighth beginning at six o'clock Activities will include races motion New York Chicago second 102 301 OOx— 7 the 12th whin Hon eating contests and ether events Above pictures pie and watermelon Baseman Cass Michaels threw E— Henri ch RB — WiBtaaaa b'ssssfin? left to right are some of the members of committees in charge nhens 2 J DiMaSBio t wildly to first in an attempt to Les Frandsen Dr W R Doxey W if Brown Ralph Morley and Ed man Silvers Johnson Doerr SB— a double play loMHp complete at a meet bus can the Those special desiring transportation Wright HR—J Hajsa — scored from second on and Washington at six pan officiate report corner of Twenty-fift- h DP — Woodltng and Sil- - Berardino a Bauer aBHanWpo' the- error :WSM'V sjmHHIian Luke Easter the Pacific Coast ioser— BttatoOV IK — ParneltStephens tM 0Negro star made his first appearance with the Tribe grounding out CtaeatoaO g in a role la the ABHOA ABROA! ffifhtii 7 3 9 0 Mttchelllt Atamsrf dead? 3 3 0 Dobyof Brooklyn broke a four-daPHprrf 5 3 3 3 Vernon lb lock for first place in the NaAagMttng Michaels 3b 5 3 4 8 Boudreausn B tional leaaue with fit T Jtuic hv 4 0 14 0 Gordon 2b fffpb outslugglng the Philadelphia Phils 3 HskiIf 45 03 3 3 Ber'dlrs0v31 The victory put the Dodg-3i- e MMRfte' Kennedyrf 5 3 3 3 Heganc ei era a half game' up on the Car 9-- 8 IpfcSb o o o o 0 0 dTurker Ban dinals who were idle j 0 Ti r all0tU'h S110 defeated the Chicafli O 0 O Garcian Pittsburgh nana 2 in the rubber tilt of tbjgtt o o o t Cubs 0 0 0 OfcAvlla own to b&fnaip he JNeW York 0 OOrnmek p series i aa 10 The Ogden Reds made a triumphant return their W iSorkont gsssk 1 0 0 0 Benton p 0 0 0 0 Giants and Boston Braves had to p i i me i u i 0 0 'Ieil!:" nui 10 for a 7 tie when rain halt Mpyara xnursaay nigm Dealing vhk 0 0 0 1 j tattle Wpok'p Ifiaatae 10 0 0 ed proceedings in the last half a score of 8 in a Pioneer league tussle at John Afleck park— 0 0 0 0 of the eighth Last night's game Was a make-4-0 0 0 0 All other1 teams enjoyed a day 0 0 0 0 off lTllWj affair and to- - to score but another pinch hitter up of a rained-oretire the Totals 40 13 33x17! Totals 49 13 39 0 night the same teams open a reg- Lamar grounded out to run still on xTwo out when sinning run scored side with the tying series scheduled league ularly T recognized heavyweht mampln second base aSlngied for Knrav1 In 4th n Game time is bFlied out for Piarattl tn 080 t ship fight '' f Guy had the Pilots well under 3nd in rWalkred Garcia for Officials of the International The Reds led all the way but control through seven innings aldGroundeil out for Megan in 7th fkxJng club were negotiating with for Benton in efliett had to cool off a determined Boise lowing only three hits in that time Jack Kearns Maslm's manager in 1 Al fCr on tided out for Zoldnk tn 9Ut Red a former of two them by of the in Hw ninth 'the top the wake of the seventh round gWalked for Paige in 10th Reds the Meanwhile Spaziano a Ken Lanning who had blocked 030 101 000 000—9 TKO Charles scored over Gus of Chicago at the offerings peeking kept He came in Pilot uprising when 031 OOO 030 001—0 here Wednesday It was scoring one in the Cleveland to relieve Don Guv in the eighth Dick ConOver X — Doby Michaels ttBxa considered' likely that Charles and Appling two in the second two in Adams 2 3 walked O'Brien and Valentine and first Phillev Hecan Maxim will be pitted in the ChiKennedy the fourth two in the seventh and gtsTdon Appling Michaels SB — then hit Sheehan on the shoulder two in cago stadium at Chicago in the eighth 2 asWaWaaw WS to fill the bases with none out Maf asSfajMino or November ' The Pilots had their most en Ostrowski Baker S Kreas UP — Gorin the top of the ninth Ogden Boudreau and Vernon WlnBstbw joyable time in the eighth when don ' SPkL tMfiauli! was leading 6 at the time 1 Loaer— Surkont ) sssBssBssssm B9-two Feller blended three singles rethey Ham Schulte then ssssssssssssssOssssS' m m Manager a fielder s choice errors and infield WilHartker with placed Lanning liamson flied out to deep center into three runs Johnnv Temple collected four Williamson scoring after the with i aSE&Mi: five tries to expand his catch Hartker walked Al Spazi-an- o singles in creditable batting average loading the bases again Con- already for Diesso and Bill Ford hit safely three stantino batUng out of four grounded out permitting Valentine times NEW YORK Aug 12 (UP)— Sheehan for Boise and Guth and Wadsworth for Ogden provided the Joe Maxim of Cleveland was outfield defensive gems two of tabbed today as Ezzard Charles' j9999j9 All-Sta- rs catches being of the next opponent for an N B A- Sheehan's "'miracle' variety Ogden's TflaVl T0"'f aastliP pie made a dazzling stop of Spaal left j far to ano's and retire the to launch a fore-oLaagbina: Leia Tew had no trouside for Boise in the sixth ble getting this dolphin to strike 'Beise OgOen 1 was taken in The John Affleck Park ABHOA BOISE Aug 12 (AP) — The aMil'l ' ABHOA waters off Morehead City n C eastern 4 1 4 0 4 0 2 Gulhrf team will field a heavier Zurcherlf 5 0 1 V w nsw rtnit 3 14 0! WEISER Idaho I Aug 32 (APi— Ogden team as the favorites tonight in O'Brien h 3 0 5 0 Templesa 9 4 0 S! Jack Tidd young Idaho semi-pr- o I 1:15 4 3 1 1 the third annual Idaho high school Valentine rf 4 13 0 rord3b will beNball the pm VS 8:15 pm 90m player 3 5 join I 0 3 football game which both SheehanTf 4 13 0 Santora3b 1 telio Cardinals 11 of Pioneer 3 the Lament lb 115 Boise coaches predict will be a high scor4 110 league 4 3 0 l lfoorarf Spailanoc 3 3 0 3 0 9 1 M "Con'lic ing affair Dieaaou Jack Tidd Sr said his 3 0 13 3 10 I Cuyp However the west squad will Conoverp TICKET SALES son yesterday signed a con0 0 0 0 Lanning p aC'nns lino e 110 strive to maintain its 0 0! 0 0 0 0 0 Hartker p CaVstaBOK ill tract St with Louis blarvar the Bank 6 Smokery The Mint margin in the series after a IJL- -The Meeea aVrastk aad victory in 1947 The teams fought "TddSaTed centerfield for the to a scoreless tie last year Key's Grill Weier Prospectors IdflMp semi in 0th Kickoff time at the Boise junior (Grounded out for Conover 020 s 032— oio pro champions college field will be at eight p rn Boise 120 200 22x- - 9 Oeden (M S T) Lamost j R— Temple z Sbcehan 3 "" 1 3 drills wound up practice MKire Gulh 3 Wadsworth ft Spajlano BINGHAM CANYON Utah Aug forLight Brten O 2 Diesso Valentine both teams yesterday Coach S Moore Koenlg Temple F' rd 12 (AP) — Uteri's state champion Dan Requa sent the eastern team 3B — & Moore O'Brien Williamson its under the through BBI— paces baseball lights American Ssaxtano Guth Legion junior in an afternoon drill the spextano Guv wadswortn 2 rurcner team left last night for the region Earlier Santora Wil- e west taDererl to its tvle Moore 2 Conover Ford liamaon Constantino DP— W illiamson to undssr-'-thal tournament in Winslow Ariz watchful eve rrf fnarh Diesso to O Brten HO— GuyO 7 in 7 The traveling squad includes IS Heimstra ir t sat— 'r: Urik Two of 3 different styles unmni 3 conover 7 winner Guy two sharply Coach George football will unfold batboys players la ao— under the Guy Gu- Left— Boise io s Ogden Dim as and Legion Representative bb— off Gurft Conover The west will lights tonight 3 Hartker 1 Conover 7 HB--- nm tts Merfe TsaSL ffe-- s O R Warner The team will r—t — — valentine oy Lanning lime— a u ai- x — Los uus Pacific via me Union travel by easts lurniaistan tendance warn aKaiiisi Angeles and arrive in Winslow Saturday afternoon The regional tourney starts Sunday Sponsored by Bingham Canyon Legion post No 30 the team has won the Utah stale championship Mom's six times since 1039 This year g at it features both a tack and a strong pitching staff Philadelphia Detroit Philadelphia 7 (night) Broeklrn S3 01 90 90 49 Boston ar In W" 00 30 caavsakM frldsT's SchedaU night's battle Boston at Brooklyn 'night Here are some of the records of Philadelphia at New York game: the Pittsburgh at St Louis (night) — 97 run touchdown Longest Only games ached uled Northof Graham Otto by yards western with intercepted pass Ail-St- lrM York rla ( T COMPOSITION Si 49 I PENNEY'S a& your aSasWtSOBJt from our large supply ot 'Scopes by Weaver — Texan — Alass Lyman and others Buy with confidence! 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