Show faittew eaaBBaeiTiBBj' aasatr eeaw Card Names Batting Order Against Reds ajar- Great Falls Wins in Football is just around the corner but ski enthusiasts of Utah and the intermountain region are already making plans for the 1949 ski season Corey Engen dropped in to report that he will be back as ski instructor at Snow Basin during the 1949-5- 0 campaign 12 AU-St- Mont lilll III IW1CV Aug ji —" i Innings BOXINGS Catchers ar I 26 f AP) lu wilting jsi 7-- ! iMaTBMiai IB J Pittsburgh Cincinnati tCnieago i Roek s Hopp !b SaffeUcf To Cardinals All-Sta- rs 11-- all-tim- ail-Am- I if the Cardinals win the National Dartshp league pennant Naturally they are pulling for the Cardinals Arnfe Ferrin tJtah's guard of two years ago in basketball is back from a fishing trip Arnoe is' slated to Join the Minneapolis Lakers in fall in early October George Melinkovieh and his 1'tah State staff are ready to sound the first football drill at the IyOgan lair on September 1 The former Notre Dame will be somewhat on the I'nitert Press some days spot ago picked trtah SUte to win the Kkvline Six title this fail under Melinkovieh Ike Armstrong veteran mentor at Utah will be on hand next week with his 'crying towel' Ike always says his prospects are poor but most string along with htm each year to win the league grid-Iro- n title The year 1949 will be no exception with most of the writers 4 0 10 l'Souchocklb 3 0 3 0 Ma tone c 0 0 0 0 Baker 3b loo o piercep 1 0 0 0 0 0 Oj 0 0 0 IP 10 0 3 0 7 0 4 3 1 0 1 0 0 29 8 37 1 Totals 33 3 24 17 Totals aStruck out tor Masterson in 6th bLined out for Quinn in 8th Boston Chicago - £— DiStaggio Appling phens SB — ZarlUa Baker Ostrowski Sour hock HR—Stephens 3 DP— Goodman Stephens and Goodman Doerr SteBB — off McDer-mophens 1 and Goodman Masterson 7 Quinn V Pierce Winner — SO— Pierce 8 WP— Pierce Loser - Masterson (4-- 6 i Pierce con-:4Wni- tt a rhllsdrlshla st 1 Le-et- AB H O A AB H O A 5 10 0 3 0 4 3 DUl ger3b s 3 10 0 3 11 pence if 4 2 5 1 3 3 1 O PriddySb 3 3 4 0 4 3 92Sieverscf ratnlB 4 3 8 3 Chapmn cf 3 0 3 OfMossx 4 0 4 1 4 3 3 OGrahamlb Suder3b 4 2 10 3 3 3 0 Kokoarf Astrothe S 0 3 0 4 3 4 3 Sullivanse rox3b yoeatsa Moe rf Valolf 1 Si 3 Kellnerp 11 1 fanninp Panaip Hpstt HNtrrickp - Kenned vp MLoUar 1 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0000 Bmbreep 38 10 37 7 Totals aWalked for Papal in 4th bG rounded out for Kennedy in 7th 000 405 000—8 Philadelphia 010 130 000—3 8 Loula K — Joost Suder Kellner Graham SB — Suder Kokos Mois HR — Most 5B Valo Pain DP — Joost Fo and Fa n Sullivan Priddy and Graham BB — Kellner 7 Fannin 3 Ferrick 3 Kennedy 1 SO— Kellner 4 Fannin 4 Ferrick 2 PB— Astroth HBP— Kellner (Sieves ) Totals Utah Fanners Ready for Grid Drills 37 13 27 13 suing tormentors And Minor Results 380-foot- er Mha-Mtiena- 3 s I Winner--Keiin- 8-- l4gr— perrick 1I8-- er 3 BtajMbii Dcalgent Pirkebeker Provision American Pack & and Willard La-at- ' aa e 1 14 4 0 0 1 o a o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cincinnstl Beaten an u n a AB H O A 1 4 4 0 s i as 5tarikv2b Walkerlf Mermanrf 8 3 3 0 Fletcher lb 4 1 13 0 4 13 3 Hattonb SIS7 SiDarkM 5 1 0 0 4 0 l )RtiaseUef Cooper c 3 If 4 0 Heath 3 13 0 Stallcupts 0 0 10 Klusskilb 4 2 8 0SiatiU 0 Holmes 4 4 0 10 rf 13 Wy'stekrf 3 0 1 Rtrkei rf Adams 2b 10 10 5 3 0 4 RaflnsbrgTp 4 1 0 3 Ryan !h 9 3 0 4 Ltvnestne :Cranda!lc 10 3 0 3 10 0 p maapiie 0 aSauer 110 Potter t 10 0 0 37 8 30 9 Totals 38 9 30 14 Totals aSingled for Volatile in0007th 4 200 ioo CincinnaU 1 1 030 800 100 O— 3 Boston V Matton Cooper Walker Voiaelle 3B— Heath Merriman Wyrostek Fletcher Byan Raffensberger an — Merriman BB— Rafena-bc- r HR — Hatton KluSzewaki Ror 8 Voiaelle 1 SO - 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TV ru pjM Pneatalta at ilioieatss Imk Alex Kellner egtt n rookie while 0 0 3b Cox 3 etta 3 rf 2Cav 0 lead in the 'MHroli n il' " is p m ington SUrs" The Hollywood 3 14 eliminated the Browns mamemauc- Olmolfcf 44 00 32 OSmallo is now a slgHf rSHatn lErwin 2 at Idaho Tails 0 3 0 Pacific Coast league Robnsnlb SaurrIf ally from the pennant race by hurl Hodeslb t15 p 88 3 8 0 two games— slimmest since way fflk 0 0 Pafkocf 13 9 5 to win a to Athletics the 1 131 ing M'C'mickrt 4 11 0 Reich lb nark in May 0 3 1 Musial Sparkles Camp'ellae 3 173 2 Owen c Oakland the 1948 champ la the 3 0 Ram'xottl 0 3 0 0 Jh Stan 'The Man) Musial hit a RackleyeX 3 0 1 OaBaamhiu Brown If 0 nerk breather 10 fcr— which is to be expected— Barney p 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Mauch3b Lowly Los Angeles took the flnp 1 0 0 0 Schmttzp bBdwarde Thursdav night 111 and Martv Marion also homered L 0 0 0 0 The Stars' Willie Ramsdel! tWHt is unexpected— to give the Erakinep 10 0 0 r in losing as did Don a St Louis Cardinals a 5 tn 2 vifrir eafikaia The loss was 33 8 37 13 Watkins in winning over the Giants That inched the 30 4 37 71 Totals SALT LAKC CRY Aug M Totals bGrounded out for Barney in 7th Ramsdell's sixth in seven games — ft Cardinal leaeue lead to a gome and — The Utah Stata flsti and out in for Erskine cGrounded 8th for the a seven sames incidentally in which a half over Brooklyn RamasotU in Doubled 8th for commission today backed Gsftna of his mates have collected a total Dodgers split a doubleheader with Chicago 000 110 030- -4 laws fa eolfoaTmity with a runs 000 000 000—0 Sevan the Chicago cubs Brooklyn — Smalley — Cam la RBI Reese E ThtaB atJUr Forrest The Oaks—with the pane' states Schmitz presiInviting That old Johnny by jinx 2 SB— Reese BOB — Off son one hit relief taMI smashed the Brooks in the first Baumholtx Of the Wildlife Management dent Schmitz 8 Barney 7 Erskine 3 SO b won pitching 6 to 3 over San Francisco HBP — game 4 to 0 It was his fourth win Schmits 4 Barney —9 Erskine Sacramento which had totwrtst feftitute to Salt Lake City tat lata A tlHH Erskine lOwenL PB Campanella 3 Winover them this season Loeer— Barney a second-olac- e tie with OauM autumnIra N' Gabrielson of Wash- run rally in the third gave the ner— Schmiti to Second: failed keep pace The Solona lost i Pr who also HHprs a 3 to nightcap win 010 000 000—1 8 3 5 to 4 to Portland when tddie tspj a directoran-inChicago In doubled 3 OOx— Ken Raffensberger 0 S 003 000 U survey biological Brooklyn in the nandes pinch hit single he will come to UtOA tn the 10th inning and then came two runs Beavers the gave t DacaMtnbCT rl on Merriman's or mher trtpl Lloyd IMP Charlie Schanz hung op higRMl sookesmen said tne for his 14th winof the season a 4 ! Three Games Set Commission as Seattled the of edged year Three camet are scheduled this win was invited to study to 3 Cincinnati conquest of the chief Mptatfn 4 S to San Diego The Phillies and the eveningp at Ogden Softball park Braves jHHffri state codes and double-headwin meet tiooe muia tlsJMand which would put wa-- a' Pirates split a on ooi at seven-thirt- y p m with Ogden ss Mae wit n other 7 8 a 108 ist aea--- 4 uniform In the Pirates winning the Ttueinoce nllot-and Option Ford 5 to and the Phils the Lynn Liska and Gladd Gillespie Wfm Miser son and Palmeaasll Hat-ca4 to 2 on Dick Slsifr'S Sales tangling one hour later one-o- n Ogden Protestants will meet sait homer 801 Ota 818—4 7 0 Oettat TiaiiiiiQatat end Sier Lake Protestants in the final game Seattle 100 108 100— 3 8 1 San Diego y m at p Grasso — Warren and Schani Trucks star KippJBM Virgil Yesterday's opens Sunday in the North- rett Jur latch and Ritchey ont non 000— I S 3 jfatttia and bat- ernPlay for pitching ( t 5 0 Utah tournament Pairings and Leaf Anpeke-ino 00 1 to a Detroit ting (three hits) JBaaaaaSdeil and fnser WaUina and Bur- 300 000 012— 8 will be announced Sat- Oakland schedules t win over Washington ott 030 ago— 3 4 1 San rranris-urday Harold Ambler reports — NEW YORK Jimmy Hooney Conn outpointed 127 Bridgeport eBWB&$SBki3&ii iiirlBltftlBati utiKf Dino Bleta 130 Canton Ohio 8 er (14-1- 3) 8) Vuo-revch - ) ia-j- o 1 Gabrielson Will Speak in S 3-- 1 Hen five-hitte- 1 f8-- 8) i8-- a) 1 I recom-itafcoT'chare- cs day-nig- er ht rtaei-tvap- Mh - 1 nine-tnirt- four-hitt- er a 2-- &t - "l Caagi lioagraa Portland 5 Sacramento Seattle 4 San Diego 3 Los Angeles 3 Holly wood Oakland 6 San Francisco 3 W if- J Pj tjy -- 3 Mint hern Association ! New Tark Cleeelaati LOGAN Aug 26— Calls to report New Orleans 3 Little Rock 241 AB H O A' ABHOA 2h $13 3 Boudreau ss 9 8 11 to football camp Sept 1 have been Atlanta 9 ChatUnoogo :f 1 3 3 ci: Rtza:utoas 0 8 9 issued to 54 Utah State gridders Birminsriiam 5 Nashville 2 3 13 0 Gordon 2b 0 1 3 Mobile 5 Memphis 4 George Melinkovieh Aggie mentor WoodiingJt S 0 3 0 ivum 0 13 ocf D'Mag Twenty-nin- e announced 3 3 8 afffssMisii iii 3 11 1 j Henrich today 0 0 2 Texas 4 8 8 2 Kelt ner :?b lettermen are included in the Miselb I 2 rf Brown 'b 3 3 0 4 group Tulsa 7 HOastoa 0 0 8 4 JohnaocuSb 0 0 Heganc Suits will be Issued Aug 31 and Silvers c 1 0 3 Shreveport f Dallas 1 14 aflNuerp 0 begin Sept 1 Drills j Lopatp 3 3 9 1 c Caster practice will Fort Worth IS Beaumont 1 0 0 0 will be conducted twice daily aBauer OdAvila I San Antosdo 9 OlUaboma City 8 18 0 0 Bearden p 00 0 0 said A train- n'Keller 0 0 Paigep '000 leBor'dino ing table will be conducted until Pasep 0 0 0 Vlrrn school starts Sept 3C and until 0 0 8 fTucker Sioux City 2 Denser 1 that time the men will be housed Pueblo J2 Omaha 11 34 10 37 13 in the fieldhouse Total 39 11 37 11 Totals Lincoln 5 Des Moines 4 Batted tot Lopa t m st b The following men have been isbGrounded for Bauer in 8CB sued calls to report to camp: Singled for Teller in 7th Ends— Gary Ogden Gourley dRan for Easter in Tth Kent Murdock for Paige in 8th Morgan: Keith eHu by pitched bell IB Stb 0Utt for Berard'RO Mend or: Daryl Nord Hughes thp"AArr 25lT Vrftce: Harry Molehan Gary Ind Score by ftmtngs: Oao too 130—8 Dtek Peterson and Norval Hansen New York 1 New Task f "okS 0 LsXSlrS 000 000 020- -- 2 8 030 003 OOx— 4 8 Has tOgda CiSli 'iLr blanking the Boise Pilots nl v Bruce Schroeder held the host Rain ldl PUots to three hits to guarantee h rah the victory for the Twin aMsatSn-tkCmtmuMwA- 4arK timtAmr wwp gwffimiM club which has muscled sana i sauu nmwu uwin fourth to second place in a tor- - Wtl hit eighth and open as tht rid stretch drive Summary alaaWieM eat he d Gilbsgt veterBete Twin rails AB Rfl A an right handatdjwrier will ha on ABHOA Metro f 4 11 0 Koemiges and will the hill for thaJAll-Stsr- a 3113 4 110 9 13 a Zurcherrf Bel 12b S t 3 0 O'Brien lb S 151 01 Fin gan cf aGSBfWrpr a vers will comprise 4 3 3 n Valentine cf 4 0 9 0 ttmAll-'StarReiMuirf s 3 0 111 3 0 8 OSheehsn 3b squad m mm e The wilt hold a final 9 3 1 Lamar If Vitoua !b 4 4 under the lights at Copes A 3 5 drtt Sunday 1 0Wirmon2b 3 0 3 Triandos 2 4 0 aASa p 0Ere Schroederp take the field first toon ARedgkwin jsSnnsiann —1 for drills Monday and the batting 3 19 a Al&Sttra will hit at seven-t- i p m 37 1137 s: Totals TotaU aFlied cut for Williamson TeSBflda— arm take will fielding OBO 8 n Tw rU the following see aMaat T -t Jack Hantwell of Qi Or' R Metro Finnegan Renna VitatK TMaaaSM 2 S h roede r - E Cope LaDay league today Wfair mm fSBBM Singer mar RBI Metro Bell Finnegan xo nunait ana to na 3 Triandos Schroeder classic Be!! to Jesse n 2BH -- Vitous TrtaSprSB HP— Renna L — Twin Palla 8 Boise 8 BSw hrisk seat sale Indicates one BB— Eyre 9 Schroeder 3 SO Eyre 9 largest crowds of the nseason WetaJ and China time will be Schroeder 5 FR— F re S Paiaiu h Time 3:09 Attendance 308 & mitaats-aron sale at The Mint estimated Beak Smokery The Mecca and fratok and Roy's CtrfiL 9-- I -- - Cowboys Blank 04 1 18 Pilots in aa First Battle 0 — et r- 5 31 4 37 11 Totals 30 4 27 11 TMala aGruunded out tor Kennealjr in 7th Score hy innings 300 008 001—8 St Louis 000 003 000— 3 New York E— Thompson Marion Claviano 3BH Ma —Musis! —Musial HR Slaughter rion DP— Diering and Marion Lafala Marion and Jones Rigney and Lafata: BB— Kennedy 4 Munger 4 SO- - Ken nedy 3 Winner — Munger 112-- 5 Kennedy NEW YORK Aug 26 (UP)— The New York Yankees but they were still far from going may be going to the panic which threatened when gone today Unyielding the clutching Boston Red Sox inched to within two games of the American league lead the Yanks blasted Cleveland last night 6 to 3 while the Red Sox tumbled to the Chicago White Sox 8 to 3 That shoved the Yanks three games in front again a hop a skip and a jump away- from their pur- - Njrg-ssa- 4-- 13 3181 1 4 1 3 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 Sem ick c Meer p aHaas Zabaia p Johnny Mize Smashes Home Run to Keep Yanks Atop American Loop Race Czap-lews- ki 5-- OHollmtgrf 1 Jones b 0 Golist2b 2 2 s 4 0 8 0 4 13 0 4 18 9 4 0 ORigncyss Ru'ec GlavianoSb 3 0 3 3 Weatrumc Munger p 10 8 1 Ken'dyp 9 0 RT ki l-- 3 4 American Pack boy of IMS first baseman WlU besecond man in the batting oxIligl Ha sjttt play first base Of the is the property Fisher Georfitf 3 3 2 0 AB H O A "u 10 4 Thompsn2b 4 113 SchndnstSb 3 13 a Uxkman f 3 0 3 0 Musial rf 4 3 3 0Crdm n 3 0 0 3 4 011 OMar-h- a Jones lb rf 3 110 ISO Slaughter If 4 13 0(1 earn siiinef 4 13 3'LafaUlb 0 10 1 Marionss 1 D net ftrd 6-- was announced today by Manager Jackie Card ABHOA 0 Cnnilf rf rs rhiUdrlphi A Pittsburgh Philadelphia Di who started that telling rampage against the Indians? None other than me prize namea mize Manager Casey Stengel didn't think that Jawja Jawn was such a prize when the front office brains purchased Mize from the Giants Monday "I don't even know what 1 11 do with him" Stengel said Casey even spurned the obvious of sending Tommy Henrich move 3 10 0 back to the 0 I Hannap B 10 outfield and putting 1 0 0 0 Klobep 00 10 1 0 0 2 Buckp 0 0 01 Mize on first giving the team the Oibsonp services of both sluggers simulta36 14 27 3 neously But something soon Totals 38 13 24 IB Totals aStruck out for Nygard In 8th mind Maybe it Stengel's changed — 8 008 038 000 Idaho Falls 400 143 OOx — 11 was Mize's determination to make Pocatello H — Brewer Bartholomew KiU 2 good— "I'll fight for the job until Brown 3 Goldstein 3 Balance Nenna I get it" he said Or maybe it was C Williams 3 Zich Czaplewski ball Johnny whacked into the Bailsman Morgan 3 F Brewer the SH— stands in his first hatting practice Goldstein 3 Gibson Barco't session with the Yanks Zich Buck HR — frapleirk! Williams Morgan 3BH— Balance 3 Tapp Feller Bounce Dean Barczewski Bauaznan DP— Balance to Brewer Hill But at any rate Mize went into Morgan to Balance to Goldstein t Loser — Bibaon the lineup at first base Wednesday 1 Gibson 4 Winner— Buck BB — last night when Kiobe 2 LOB— Idaho Palls 14 And he was there Banna he hit a homer Pocatello 8 Tinw — 3:38 Umpireo— Don-n- the second inning with one man on base to start the and G tare! la Attendaaco— 3088 Feller And scoring against Bobby that man on base was Henrich Feller s loss to Eddie Lofat (both went out in the eighth) was softened some by the home run he hit to tie the score in the third It was Waste n Iniernsvtional Lesgao his first homer since the war a Vancouver 6 Victoria 2 over the left field wall Tacoma 5 Bremerton S The Yanks went back into the lead Salem 16 Wenatcheo 10 in the fourth and stayed in front Yakima 4 Spokane 1 the rest of the way Rookie Mickey McDermott left l Iaesgae the Red Sox pitching assignment 8 Baltimore Syracuse after only five pitche-- — all balls — Montreal 5 Rochester 4 because of a Back pain and Walt Trnnt 5 Buffalo 3 Masterson took over Masterson Newark 5 Jersey City 4 was wild ho gave up two walks and two singles for three runs in American Association the first and the Chisox stayed St Paul 5 Minneapolis 2 (Only game scheduled) Barc-rews- 001 010 100—3 303 300 OCX— 8 Goodman Ste- Jimmy Miyasato colorful second baseman of E C Oiseri and Weber college last spring will be the lead-of- f when they take the field against Ogden man for the All-StaReds at Affleck park next Monday night The batting order 1 eight-fiftee- 1 Goodmnlb Trojans Four Ogden people are keeping TebbetUc M Dermttp their fingers crossed these days Hastersonp They don't have the time to travel aStringer to the eastern seaboard but they Quinnp have the time to invade SJ Louis bOBrien SB Off Dfckaon 4 SO Dickson 4 Meyer Simmons 1 Winner Dickson Loeer— Meyer Second All-sta- rs PB-stur- r-pf ''Mi 34 OH company TMMt' ' bat third He will play third Simmon p 0 0 0 0 1 i bBUttner bae 1 The cleanup hitter will be Carl 37 8 S3 87 IS Totale 8711 Totals Bailey of Ogden Ford Sales mk aSoUeat out for Meyer in 7th North Ogden He will hold down to filed out tor Simmons la 8th 000 090 000— 5 r fieM Pittsburgh TMla BOISE Aug 26 (APV—The 001 000 000 — I Philadelphia Kent Murdocat of Utah StoteaM £ — Roiek Castielione Ashburn Jones Falls Cowboys moved to within two WilHh Witt bold down left field 2BH - Ss f fell Wet!ake HHa-rie-hal- f vil! S- games of the I' oneatr DP — Dickson Hamner Rojek and Bob Ticker of Sou LOB— Pittsburgh B Philadelphia Hopp — league lead Thursday night by 1 Mever B BOB Earl Miller left of the Railroad Boosters and Kent Jenkins of Plain in the game against Ocden City will do the catching for the n Reds next Monday night at Affleck park Game time will be m on are seven Seats at will m at the Gates p open p park sale at the Mint the Mecca Frank and Roy's grill and Bank Smokery 2-- 3 Game z tlll 1 All-Sta- rs O OSislerlb West Sake -- Russets Lose ' 18 5 Cast lone 3b MasLc Baigall 2b Dickson p 1- -3 1 11 IS 318 300 462 41 383 64 3 3 3 6 Ashburn cf 0 Hamnerss Kinerll - American League Stl 70 89 87 PtttKur(h AB H 1 - GB 613 888 1 S9 98 2 sate - Jimmy Mtfawflo Lead Monday Night Gilbert Will Be Mound ejection Basalts Chicago 4--1 Brooklyn 0--3'a 4 Ph lade Pfttaborga St Lotus 3 Now York S 10 Cincinnati 4 Boston 3 inning) m Today's Chicago at BrooklrB mtgatl St Louis t Now York Cincinnati at Boston night) Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night) st 1 8S 39 33 4 New York ' 0 t 73 78 48 83 37 Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia aa -- fea W L pet fat Lotos 'wBti aafeaVVial w: FV 'J) "J£t B to WW W besN-- T back loop leading Billings 3 last Engen departed for Denver tonight It was the second overtime day to purchase ski squipment He for the Selectrics in three game will open a ski store east of Washnights In the lower half of the 11th reington Blvd and west of Adam in the explusion of Mana sulted early in September ger Shepard and a shower Larry season will be the "The 1949-5of seat cushions from the stands Jim Peccia hit a sizzling drive best ever" said Engen down the left field foul line with Of the 20 skiers named to repBut Umpire Charlie two aboard resent the United State F I S Rose ruled it foul Shepard proSI anrf Slalom sauadx nnu-rh- i Sun tested and got th thumb It was then that the Billings fans demonValley Idaho boasts six members-strated with the cushion display One of these is Dean Perkins Peccia hit' into a fieldr's choice B Perkins son of Mr and Mrs J to end the threat Summary: BUllnfa Great faUs street Ogden He 860 Twenty-firABHOA AB H O A and 4 14 0 7 3 10 0 CaloUcf a graduate of Ogden high Koriifi cf 4 3 Moore OE rf 3 3 4 0 BorrhSf attended Weber college for two 4 nurettr:: 8 Bockm!(3b a 11 a 2 l l a o 1 3 2 peHJetmaasa years He is a member of the Sua 3 0 4 2 5 13 OWolfess Daniels ff ski Valley patrol of Sun 3 2 3 2b Skinner Stewart lb SIS The Valley Sun Valley 3 010 0 JMoore 2b a 1 3 Means lb a 4 19 1 o has this to say anent Dean Perkins: 4 0 Meleec Stumpfe 5 8 0 1 4 11 SFazxtop Scott p "Another youngester with a 0 0 0 1 Stilwellp bright future in raring is Dran Perkins 43 11 38 7 speedster Totals 48 11 38 13 Totals 000 002 100 0O4- -7 of Ogden 1'tah He moved up Great Falls 100 000—3 002 000 Billings fast' last winter and should he 12 innings) even more brilliant this coming R — Koerner Borch Daniel? Stewart season 3 Moore stumpf Scott Caloia E Moore Duretto E — Koerner J Moore is one of rated 'Perk the very Dean Perkins Caloia Peccia RBI— Koernor Bockman finest downhill prospects In AmHielmaa 1 Moore 2 Scott Peer i a 2 erica SB — Hieimaa 3BJ Moore SBKTr"Dean placed eighth in the Naner 2 Bockman Stewart SH- Scott E MP— Stumpf by Paszio Moore Skinner in tional Downhill and fourth the DP — Wolfe to Skinner Peccia to 2 Roch cup He won the first beat Still- Skinner HO— Panto 10 in 11 of the latter and placed well up SO- - by Scott 2 Faizio 6 in GB wen w L Pet In the other two runs BB off Scott 9 Fano 7 827 Sti'Iwell 74 44 York WP—Faalo ER—Soott 2 Fazrlo 3 Left "He encountered bad luck In the New 72 48 600 3 Boston 13 Billings 14 Loser— —Great rail S 88 31 59 North American but came back Cleveland Tim— 333 AttendFaxiio M 34 330 ft in good" style to record a neat Philadelphia — 1963 ance 88 36 348 ft in the Harriman Detroit eighth place won 24 423 31 88 He Downhill fifth place in Chicago 339 34 40 78 Washington 336 33 41 81 the National Giant Slalom at Reno St Louis and third in the Silver Belt at Here is TkarsSajr's Resslts Sugar Bowl California a strong cool racer of whom the New York 6 Cleveland 3 Chicago 8 Boston 3 club may Well be proud" St Louis 5 Philadelphia Of tickets mailed to merchants Detroit 3 Washington 1 11-- 9 of Ogden for the Reds vs game next Monday only one Tatar's Games hatch has been returned The Boston at Chicago 2 gentleman In question is out of Philadelphia at St Louis (night) The seats however were New" York at Cleveland (night) Washington at Detroit Immediately sold The are all hopped up ' Detroit Wsthintton over the Monday night game They POCATELLO Aug 26 (AP) — AB H O A believe as do a lot of fans that Yost3b AB3 Ho Oi A2 Lake as Pocatello Cardinals scored 3 14 1 The 3 0 8 0 twice in the sixth inning to deKoi waylb they have a good chance of turn- Chrstmn3b 0 03 01 0DMuHinK 4 0 3 0 feat the Idaho Falls Russets 9 ing the tables on the hard hitting Coancf 2h 43 0 4 4 0 3 0 1'Wertsjrf RobtXI' Reds 12th was the It night Thursday 1 0 0 4 3 4 0 iKetl3b Proceeds from the game will go Lewisrf 32 3 1 consecutive loss for the last place 4 13 OIEverscf toward purchasing awards for the Stewartlt 3 2 13 Russets 3 17 1 Berry 3b Robnsnlb 3 0 8 3 Reds at the annual appreciation Dentens 3 0 8 4 8wlftc The Cards came back in the 4 3 10 2 0 2 0TTUCkSp sixth night program on September 3 Earlyc inning before 2068 home town 1 I 3 0 University of Southern Califor Hlttlep fans after Idaho Falls had knotfootball record stands nia s e 31 8 27 7 ted the count with nine runs in 28 4x39 10 Totals at 267 wins 108 losses and 29 ties Totals scored run xOne out when winning the fifth and sixth frames Dick in 56 seasons beginning in 1888 000 100 000—1 Czaplewski who had driven in two Washington S 000 001— U 010 seem as S C's it Detroit may Strange first inning runs with a four bagfirst football team of 1888 was unE— None HR— Stewart SB— Kolloway ger scored the winning tally on defeated untied and un scored up S— Berry Left— Washington 8 Detroit 9 a wild toss over first Then Frank on mey-oniplayed two games BB — Kittle 4 Trucks 8 SO— Kittle 1 Dean doubled In the extra score however scoring 20 points as Trucks 4 Summary: I Pseatene Idaho Pells against none for the opposition AB H O A AB HO A Morton Kaer quarterback of thej t hirg Bsstsit 4 10 0 3 1 3 4Nennalf AB H O A Brewer as i!2h Troy team was the first U n jr 3 8 5 0 OZichlb 8 12 4 0 4 0 Btbimwct D'Mii o cf 3 0 3 2 Adams rf S C griddcr to make 3 3 2 0 6 2 3 4 HU13b Czplvesklef 4 13 0 4 10 3 Philleyrf can Troy incidentally has eight Pesky3b 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 CWilms3b i 1 a Brownrf 4 0 1 0:AppItngss Wtlliams 5 8 4 Rose 0'Deanrf 18 0 L 5 3 4 3 Hancockss 0 0 0 o Gldsteinlb 3 wins and only one defeat in 4 3 3 3 3 3 7 3 Barc ski2b Bowl contests remember the Doerr atT 4 0 3 Michaels 2h 2 0 2 2' Balance 2b 1 Baurmansi 9 3 10 49-- 0 3 1 1 0 Ostrowskilf 3 3 3 0! 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