Show Tigers Tip Athletics to Stay in Top Spot 4 to 3 Over West Pointers DETROIT July 29 (AP)— Outfielder Vic Wertz' big bat as he slammed a homer and two doubles to enable them to come from behind and nip the Philadelphia Athletics 8 to 5 The Tigers trailing 0 when the scoreboard showed that both CleveE— RBI— DiMaggio 2 Berra 3 land and the Yankees had won to- BrownLopat Woodling a Mlze Rinuto Battar day staged an uphill battle to pro- 2 Masi Majeaki Goldaberry 2B— Ber3B— Lopat Phil ley tect their slender half game lead ra McCormlck HH—Maal 4-- Bauer Majeaki WOodling SB— Brown DP— Brown Coleman and i Mire Mile unassisted Fox and Robinson Left — New York 13 Chicago 8 BB — off Scarborough 4 In innings Aloma 8 In 4 Kretlow 3 In 3 3 Hl-ne- r 1 In 1 HBP — toy Lopat (Tax) Winner— Lopat (13--9) Loser— Scarborough U— Summers Borer Stevens T— the pennant scramble 1- -3 A -- 7886 2:42 Browns Tip Washington ST LOWS July 29 (AP) —The St Louis Browns nosed out Washington 10 to 9 today after recoverSenator ating from an eight-ru- n tack in the fourth inning 5 The Browns had tempered the Dstrail rhlUatlahls the Senators' big inning Aft R H O effect of AB R It O 4 1 1 1 with a four-ru- n 4 11 Liponss rally of their own 8 1 1 J in the third yOl S 0 1 0 Priddy3b 8 S 3 4 0 11 Kell38 St Laals alert Wssaiagtea 3 3 3 3 ABHOA Werttrf ABHO A Chapman cf 8 110 4 0 0 0 12 Ever If Yost3b 2 8 3 0 3 Lenhard t b 3 0 0 0 Fain ih 1 S 3 0 Coanlf S 4 8 0 0 0 0 4 S 4 e Kokoslf SGrothc Hitchc'k3b 3 0 1 10 Norencf 3 Kolwaylb 4 3 4 0 Wshl3b Lolllare SOI 11(0 1 0 00 Swiftc 100 00 0 Vernonlb 44 0 11 O Coleman c trf 5 1 1 0 ''AMpatlie 0 0 vers 3 0 13 eHutchinson S 1 S 0 12 Si MplSll TiptoncB 0 0 0 olfLake 0 10 0 Michaels2b 4 4 1 8 StrnweisaSb 4 12 1 Sham' c 0 0 0 3 5 3 0 3 Dentess 1 1 1 110 Scheibp Wysafi BrissieB Robinson 0 0 0 0 Gray 1 3 0 0 0 p 10 10 0 0 0 IgMullin 9 19 0 Stuartp Evansc Conauegrap 110 0 mmtmtn Totala Weber college coaches are marking tine until the 1950 football season gets underway Left to right: Jim Fonlger baekfield coach Milt Mecham bead coach and Clair Anderson line eeach The Wildcats will play a schedule daring the new season ten-ga- 1 1 Pearcep 81387 bStewart Uotonss Marshal S 1 2 0 So m mens 3b 10 0 n 0 0 0 C 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 1 0 0 0 10 0 0 Piliaueb rannin c 3 0 3 1 3 0 3 3 119 0 0 0 0 0 3 8 0 0 aaasaaaaaaassariii n 34 ml S-- o) ner-Stu- 1- -3 2-- 1728 H was the eighth straight win for the league's leading pitcher and ran his record to 16 wins against He was in trouble four losses only once as the Tribe11 won Its starts ninth game in the last In the eighth Boston scored its only run Matt Batts doubled and went to third as Maurice McDer-mot- t grounded out Then Bill Goodman singled scoring Batts John Pesky followed with another single but Dom DiMaggio hit into a double play The 29904 who bought tickets boosted the Indians' home attendance dver the million mark—to 1014156 Cleveland got three runs in the first five innings off Lefty Chuck Stobbs Al Rosen doubled in the second got to third on Easter's fly out and home on Gordon's foul out Easter hit his 21st homer in the fourth It travelled some 370 ieet Just over fielder Tom Wright's glove into the right field bull pen Lemon's homer was in the fifth In the eighth Cleveland got a run off McDermott who relieved Stobbs in the sixth Dale Mitchell and Boudreau walked before Rosen singled scoring Mitchell wuui runners to lowed only two Boston base first get past Doerr tripled In the fifth Walt Dropo singled in the seventh and was sacrificed to second on v v ' pv iciuuu M4 al- robby Doerrs bunt Doerr's triple came after Dropo had flied out and he died on third when Wright struck out and Batts uiea to Larry Doby Boston cisralaag ABHOATf ABHOA Goodman 'f 4 12 0Mudre ausa 3 13 1 4 2 3 3 Mitchell If 3 14 0 Pesky3b 4 0 10 DiMaggiocf 4 0 10 Dobycf 4 3 13 8tephensaa 4 0 2 Rosen 'ib 4 a l MM Easter lb 13 0 uropoio 1 Doerr2b 3 1 Wrightrf Battse 1 to 4 0 4 3917 99 99 OordonSb Kennedyrf 0 1 Ennis' 20th home run of the season in the third inning Walt Westlake's single O'Connell's double Danny Murtaugh'S infield hit and an infield out in the fourth enabled the ' Pirates to He up the game In the fifth Bob Dillinger sin- Ponder Races to Win in Stretch By Charles Dnnkley CHICAGO July 29 (AP)— Calumet farm's stretch-running Ponder bounded out of tenth place today to win the $82400 Arlington handicap by three quarters of a length at Arlington Park before a ! taring crowd estimated at 20000 Ponder 1949 Kentucky Derby winner and conqueror of the famed Noor and Citation this year overhauled the little filly Aegina in a thrilling stretch charge Aegina owned by Hal Price Headley Lexington Ky finished second Inseparable was third and Cochise one of two eastern invaders in the race fourth in a field of ten The worth $49800 was the firstvictory scored by Calumet farms in five stakes starts during the Arlington meeting which closed today The win zoomed Ponder's earnings to $527775 to take rank akmer side Citation Stymie Armed Assault On Trust and as ssoo nnn winners of mora than Whirlaway The four year old Ponder with Jackey Steve Brooks up ran the mire ana a quarter in 2:01 35 That Was lust three-fifth- s of a isc ond slower than the track record for the race established by His torian m 1W4B Former carried of 128 Bounds Ponder was made a 13 to 10 bet ting choice and returned $460 $430 and $300 Aegina at odds of 36150 to one paid $4300 to and $1480 to show The met show price on Inseparable which ran with Oil Capitol as an entry three-vaar-nl- rf 36-d- ay top-weig- ht 3 3 S Hcganc 3 0 4 0 stobbs p — a o o o Lemon p 3103 was $420 HcDermottp 10 90 Ponder's triumph raised his earnTotals mmmm Totals 30 7 37 14 ings for the year to $205550 eoo (mo oin— i Aegina ridden by Earl Williams 110 010 — 4 Cleveland E — Wright going into the stretch RBI -- Gordon Easter held the lead turn and was not overtaken until Lemon Goodman Rosen 2B— Rosen 3B Doerr the last sixteenth of a mile of the HR—Blaster Lemon DP— Wright to Pesky Dropo mile and a quarter affair Sfislrr The to Stephen Boudreau Gordon and little a filly saved the place vO10 Stooba' (6Wl)nnw— - m" ttOt neck from Hasty House farm's by Inseparable ridden by Kenneth Church Fourth money went to the eastern invader Brandywine fast-closi- Yanks 11 Chlcag e 4 CHICAGO July 29 (AP) —Outfielder Hank Bauer blasted four hits including a home run to lead she New York Yankees to an 4 triumph over the Chicago White Bex today The Yanks thus half a game behind first place Detroit uocnise wmcn nad tne re nowned Eddie Arcaro in the sad die After Cochise the field finished in this order: Walmac farm's Vol- eamcs King ranch's- Curandeflfc 'A G Vanderbilfa Loser Weener Oil Capitol John Wolfs Lucky Cod me New Tork Chicago and Eugene Constantin Jr's Prop Ponder's winning time was the Woodlinglf 5 2 2 ocar squela 1111 Rtzzutoss 4 0 3 3 third fastest ever recorded for the Appling s Bauer jrf 8 4 8 0jPhilleyrf since its inaugural in 1929 His4sl0 race Miielb i b o auaie torian holds the races record of Collins lb 3 0 4 0 Niarhosc 3 91 3 2 10 ZerniaLU D'Mag'rf 4 3 14 2:01 8 0 1 0 Robnsnlb 4 0 S 0 Mapecf Including today's win nurse Pon 4 3 0 0 Majeskl3b Berrac 4 8 8 4 der now stands seventh in the list Silverac 10 O103 M Corm'kcf 4 8 0 0 of e money winning horses 4S Brownjb rox2b 3 e S 4 the list headed Cole mn 2b 4 0 12 Scarb'r by his stablemate 0 3 0 0 ghp Martin 2b 1 e i o Citation amasse s 11-- ed — aiie 1 all-tim- Lopat p 1 94 8 110 H ac f n er p bGoldsh 004 y BP 4310 87 10! Total Singled for Kretlow in 8 0 Hoaor Athletes Asaaelataa Praas Philadelphia American League St EkMSm S3 33 88 40 By SOB 563 Atoristtd Pre 34 Detroit yrk Cleveland n°t®ti Wseaijigi! Pittaburgh Saturn 3t v 34 99 s 374 SO Basalts New York 4 Louia 3 iBrr's First: Chicago 4 Brooklyn Second Chicago i Brooklyn a Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati j Boston a Saaljrs r Sklyn—Buah (8-1-1) at Haw York— Stale or Brechaon vs Jones Cincinnati at Boston— U3-- S) JPpht-(a)-DtQWfW 4- (l-- cV 58 OB 884 u 888 ess 396 3SS 1 ish 22 24 338 38 Basalt New York 11 Chicago 4 Boston 1 Cleveland 4 Roberts gled and after Ted Beard fanned went to second on Johnny Hopp's single Dillinger scored on West-lake- 's Then came O'Consingle nell's second homer of the season Hopp and Westlake scoring ahead of him Emory "Bubba" Church suffered his first defeat after four succes He was lifted in sive trumphs the fourth for a pinch hitter Milo Candini replaced him and the Pirates touched him for another run in the sixth Dillinger hit safely to left stole second and came home on Beard's single The Phils scored one in the seventh on Gran Hamner's and Andy Seminick's singles and a force play at second They added their final tally in the ninth on a single Mike Goliat and Pinch SHamner Silverstri The defeat broke a five-gawinning streak of the Phils fiftburrh rallMslsJila — u s a 1 decision over the Cincinnati Reds whose only score was Ted Kluszewski's 18th homer of the season Boaian cinaiaaaH ABHOA ABHOA 4 14 0!lartsfeld2b S 8 1 3 Marrimanjrf 4 0 0 3 Jethroecf Hatton3b 8180 Usher rf 4 0 3 0 Torgesonlb 4 3 14 1 3 1 0 3 Kl'sz'wskilb 4 3 9 3 Elliott ?b 0-- Adcot-kl- 4140 4 13 0 3313 10 3 7 4 0 3 3 'Gordoncf 4 0 4 OiCoonere Ryan 2b t 313 3 0 3 Pramasac SUllCupss Wehmeierp aSchef f mg 110 OiHolmasrf 3 Kerr ss A 5amp 0 110 10 0 1 Hetklp 1 199 Hopp if Westiakerf O'Connellss Murtaugh2b Phillips lb McC n ogh- 8 9 5 4 4 3 4 110 Jone3b 8 4 0 Ennis rf 3 3 3 SiaterU 13 3 Hantner 0 13 OjSemlnickc 1 4 0 bCabaUero 0 1 4!Lonatac 7) (8-1- 3) Giants Damp Cards NEW YORK July 29 (AP)—Eddie Stanky and Dave Koslo combined to lead the New York Giants to their ninth straight victory today a 3 triumph over the St Louis Cardinals Stanky collected a double and two singles in three official times at bat and scored twice to lead the Giants' offensive against Howie Pellet Koslo relieved starter Jim Hearn In the third inning put an end to a three-ru- n rally with a scoreless ball the rest of the way to record nis iitn success 84 4-- Leal 4 3 3 0 aKazak 4100 4 0 3 0 4310 3140 0 0 0 0 sin in siasasiM New Yark 1 0 0 uieringci 3Uviano3b Marionsa Slcac bWalkar i all-st- 4 3 4 0(Muellerrf o 3arkaa ar ty two-out-of-t- hre ar 10 114 4 0 0 0 Thompson :tb 3 0 0 8 4 3 0 3 Hearn p 0 0 1 0 3 13 1 Kosiop 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 Navy Happy With Grid Outlook 10 3 0 Polletp 1000 10 ANNAPOLIS Md July 29 (AP) 10 0 0 Totals 30 8 24 7 Total 310 3718 a—Hit into a double Dlav for Hower- 0910 Navy said it will 0 0 10 ton in third be mighty happy to land ten hot 0 0 a 0 b—Ran for Rice in ninth football prospects a year from that - Filed out tor Pollet in ninth 1100 new "alternate appointment' law 0000 Stw Louis 003 000 008- -3 301 100 OOx— 4 seven or Tork ILfuSillhed Totals 40 13 37 13! Total 3410 37 11 a— none this year a spokesman said RBI— Thomson Mueller 2 a—Grounded out tot Church in fourth Schoendienat Slaughter 3 SB — Stanky eight today b— Ran for Seminiek in seventh SB— Irvln 8— Haarn DP— "On the average ten or so good c— Grounded Into a double play for irvm Dark and Irvin: Stanky Wectrum and athletes would be as many as we Candini In seventh Stanky Thompson Stanky and Irvln 3 could d—Singled for Johnson in ninth he added Schoendienst and Nelson: Thomson and expect" e— Ran for Silveatri In ninth Left— Kt Louis 7 New York 8 The law was rtgned last month Irvln 000 341 000—7 BB— Pollet 3 Hearn 9 Koslo 3 — Pittsburgh SO by President Truman It gives 003 000 101—4 Pollet 3 Hearn 1 Koslo 1 — Philadelphia same leeway in making E — Dillinger RBI — Bnnla 8 Murtaugh 3 in 313 innings Koslo 9HOin Haarn 8 23 Navy the Westlake O'Connel 3 Winner— Koslo McCulloueh appointments that Army has had Loser— Pollet flo-) Beard Goliat SUvestri 3B— O Connell for almost a decade U— Warneke Ballanfant Bar lick — HB fonls SB— Dillinger and DonateUL O'Connell T — 2:29 The law said that like the secreA— 13311 DP— O'Connell Murtaugh and Beard tary of the army the secretary of WUHips Murtaugh O Connell and Philthe navy could fill vacancies from Winner—Werle lips among lists of qualified alternates when regular appointees failed to fill the quotas In practice acadDodgers In Third emy superintendents make the BROOKLYN July 29 (AP) — choices The Brooklyn Dodgers moved Into Capt William G Cooper of the third place by one percentage point academy told congress In June today by sweeping both ends of a the pending legislation might even doubleheader from the Chicago close the odds on Army-Nav- y footCubs 4 and 1 SIOUX CITY la July 26 (AP) ball Preacher Roe and Ralph Bran- Jack Burke Jr the little White to onegames "instead of about five for Army" ca went the route with home runs deciding the first game and a steal Plains N Y favorite raced into of home by Gil Hodges accounting the lead in the Sioux City All-Star- s for the winning run in the night- Open Golf tournament today cap It was the first time Hoages Burke a has stolen home in a big league dreds of backers in thewith hungallery game posted s 65 seven under par for Hodges who moved into the 300 his third round and 198 total class for the first time with four OCONOMOWOC Wis July 29 Jack's blazing play carried him hits also shared home run honors three (AP) — The college tostrokes ahead of Sam Snead with Peewee Reese and Carl Fur-i- ll who headed the reach the shakedown night tophase into parade o in the opener Bob Borkow-sk- i of their preparations for the Auaction with 131 Bill Serena and Mickey Owen day's 11 football game with the Snead the $15000 gust homered off Roe for Chicago It tournament opening Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago's 6 with to slipped was the Preacher's 13th win a third round 70 and a 201 figure Soldier tiejil First Oaatet Head Coach Eddie Anderson will He was tied for second withTBtip Bnniln Chicago scrutinize his collegians under fire ABHOA Alexander ABHOA a regulation d 4 2 2 T'rw liawSb 4 12 2 Reese ss Alexander who set the first day In game Pi Rosea 111 f Doak Walker Southern Methodist Jeffcoaicf 110 8180 an recwith Elmwood pace course 3 1 0 5 12 1 OSnidercf Maurolf halfbark will captain the Blues BrkwsklU-c- f Roblnson2b 4 2 3 2 ord 03 had a 89 for his third Charley Justice of North Caro4 2 4 0 rurillcrf 3 110 round work lina like Walker an 4 0 7 O Hodgeslb 4 3 11 0 lb Paul O'Leary of Bismarck N D 10 02 Campanellac 3 13 0 youngest cir- halfback leads the Golds on the professional 3 4 4 0 0 Srena3b 10 Each squad wiU have 23 playcuit at 22 turned in a 70 for a with Eddie Le Baron College 202 mark and fourth place The ers Owen c thin fellow had been a shot be- of Pacific quarterback dividing his Schmitzp 8113 time between both teams A Leonard p 00 03 hind Snead at 36 holes aVerban 10 0 0 r Three veterans Llovd Mancrrum 33 9 24 14 Totals 38183718 Henry Ransom and Chuck Klein landed in a tie for fifth at 204 Tumbling Back 100 101 001- -4 011 080 llx— where they were a single shot in NEW YORK — Lionel fRed RBI— Borkowski Serena front of Fred Hawkins the El Noon an 2 05 pound Alabama fullFurillo 2 Smatlev RnK Paso Tex entry back signed by the pi ifiiiB9ltl9alf 2B— Pafko Owen Terwaiiger hr-- Bt Scnmidx Robinson Hodees New York 'icanks is an expert Serena Hodges Reese Furillo tumbler Owen SB — Snider Winner — Roe US weriap B01UU3D Church p aHollmig Candini p cBl'dw'rth Johnson o dSilveatrl eWhltman 4130 0t Much-defeat- "ybe dl-8- (8-- 7) ed c- Loser-Chur- 8) ch (4-- 1) Burke Leading in Sioux City Open 6-- 2-- 54-ho- le Await First Scrimmage er all-sta- rs STANDARD-EXAMINE- tsAMtesi 1 1A R w ::tlino'9 BBSS mj sn- s- W ggfl SPORT The peat four years I have been privileged to gam entrance m garages and pits meet the driver mechanics and owners perThis gives me as great sonally a thrill as watching the actual race The event is a sport but at the same time it is of actual benefit to all who buy and drive auto- m four-whe- el three-quarte- - J Boosters Club Takes Poke At Grid Pilot r big-tim- if Safe lc Seals Win IS io 4 Over Sacramento SAN FRANCISCO July 29 (AP) Outfielder Dino Restelli racked up his eighth consecutive hit in "as many times at the plate today as the San Francisco Seals trounced Sacramento 15 to 4 & TROPICAL SUITS p' j 103 000 000— 4 7 9 Sacramento San Francisco 304 401 03x — IS 18 0 Gumbert Daaeo Dobernic and Maestro Nagy Dempaey and Orteig Rsi-mon- di Longs Regulars Shorts Single and Double LOS ANGELES July 29 (AP)— Los Angeles won its second straight game from San Diego today 1 Cal McLish throwing a four-hitt7-- er at the Padres while his mates Breasted Solid and Fancy Cluster Stripes nicked Red Embree and Floyd Bevens for eight including Stan Spence's 18th home run San Diego Los Angeles embree Sevens 001 000 000—31 4 3 400 013 OOx—7 S 1 and Moore McLish WRESTLING Aug- - 1 1 HHk Aug I Wm Olden BhBT FlKKfck MAIN Rabbit Is Right M the halfway point N C — At Wimrton-Sali89f Jack (Rabbit) Huesman had stolen Boston 9 Reds 1 more bases 27 than five clubs in BOSTON July 29 (AP) — Bos the Carolina league Chieago— (31— Rachi vs Cain 8 and ton's Braves today combined a FISHING Mo j mobiles Some of the ideas that were first proven at a "500" and were passed on to manufacturers are: The rear Oed j IS mm m AH°Yo Aastnriia HI 1 IVINT Blues Tang lBff 'A f Grays SAVE NOW on 8 DRESSY COMFORTABLE COOL SUIT tht is WRINKLE-RESISTAN- THRIFTYI REG 3450 Cut to Onl-y- W sC sn Tetj limit S-- heavy hitting attack with Johnny Another Strike Good Understanding gar Bend MizelJ of NEW YORK — Jake LMrtt at St LotUM3i— Hayres who leads the Carolina leaeue in e GrVr (8" world middleweight champion has strikeouts won a cow- "isil ' never been eff his feet in a fight v miiking contest pre-gam- BARKER BROS Mesae9 Mik Preliminary vs TROUT FARM Fruitland Drive eaMl Tickets at H- T Here's a VALUE that will appeal to the -- WINSTON-SALE- v S 401 Loaar— Schmitz ova) Second: y-- view mirror balloon tires brakes high compression pressure oil systems engines streamlining and many others The driving skill necessary to handle a race car at the extreme mm speeds attained there is well known and it is thrilling to watch a driver roar down 8 r mile straightaway at a speed of 180 miles an hour let up on the gee and apply the proper amount of brakes to slow him so he can enter the turn at a speed of from no to 120 miles an hour hold the Teas Standing car from skidding on a 10 degree OtTlalon B— Bracket S W ti Pet banked turn Dan-el- l w A Wolff Clearfield To tell the truth it is more 4 8 1800 Wilson 3 i than to watch thrilling yet it During the race almost every car West Weber 3 2 3 800 my back! I know comes Harrisvilla 8 3 883 sends chills up on into the pits for fuel or he la the edge of a 2 A South Ogdan driving 883 Wast Warren 000 slide or spin and I also know that tires or both The pit crews work 0 3 Sehadale Aagnat 8 if he loses" it he is completely fast the record lor changing a To be announced out of control and can do nothing wheel is seven seconds It is not "tide it out" with a nice except BiTlslaa C—Braeket 1 in on the Inside of the unusual for a car to come W t Pet safety apron two on a track take and about wheels concrete thick o change ooo very JJoy t8 1 i 833 wall on the outside of the track West Point80 gallons of fuel the driver get South Weber a 737 it is also thrilling to watch a a clean f 3 3 40O driver Syracuse pair of goggles take a down the long 1 4 380 stretches roaring water of drink talk over the car's turn and his head and 1 aeitervuie £§ mechanical condition with the Clinton 3 800 look behind him eoo e A few years ago Louis Meyer chief mechanic and be on his way ytotah Sekadata Aagnat 8 looked back as he always had been Roy vs West We her at Clinton doing but when he looked for- again in under 90 seconds (For first half championship) Yes the "500" Is my favorite ward again he was heading for the inside fence He hit the fence and sport for the reasons given above Dlrlslan C—Bracket 3 3 9 1 300 wrecked the car and was fortunate and also for the m If1 sportsmanship of 087 in not being seriously injured 4 8 neaaani view They S 3 800 That was when Louis hung up his the drivers and mechanics Jrf i will help anyone to be a better Wast We bar 3 3 000 goggles and retired from active driver or mechanic and will loan aaarrunt 3 a 3 Plain City competition His reason for the equipment to anyone who needs it 3 a sudden was retirement his nuntevuie in own 0 4 000 race That's auto fuseawe Aagsst a words "When a driver can't look to get into the racing Roy vs west Weber 160 back at miles an hour and (Tor first half championship) bis car going straight he haskeep no business on this track" A mistake in judgment a slow One Germ Only reflex action the turning of a TALLAHASSEE Fla — Presisteering wheel as little as two dent Doak S Campbell has aninches too far or not far enough nounced that portable radios will end a terrific wreck would be the be barred from Florida State's new result The fact that this has rtadium Patrons were annoyed by never happened in 24 races is loud noise while watching the proof of the skill of the drivers semlnolea last fall RENO 29 (UP) — The t Downtown July Boosters' dub sponsors e of football at the University of Nevada pulled the political props from under regent candidate Joe Sheeketaki today Sheeketski Nevada's athletic director and football coach was opStore Air Conditioned posed in his bid for a board of regents berth when the Boosters' executive committee said the coach mW was heading in the right direcShop In tion The Wolfpack mentor an FBI agent during the war promised he would "save" the floundering Nevada athletic program if he were elected to the board of regents But the downtown monled interests dollar supporters of Wolfpack athletics for 10 years apparently have crumbled his program by their opposition A university source said that if Sheeketski were elected he doubted the coach could raise the money to support the teams The official stated further that the regents planned to ask the state legislature for a 990000 appropriation to help athletics In establishing his candidacy for asthe regent's job Sheeketski SHjaf Jserted football at Nevada was being allowed to fumble uncontrolled intra-squa- Chicaco ti Brooklyn 7) tMttoix W and oStre mumm half Of their schedule with five double headers this week This altemoon Willard will play Naval Supply at one o'clock and Western Gateway will risk an unbeat en record against the strong Hill Field team in the second battle at tnree Two games will be played each evening Monday through Friday except for a Thursday rest when the league's selections clash with the Weber County Farm Bureau league's choice players in the annual duel Games postponed due to rain 10 will wind July up the season on Friday Aug 4 The first and second half chamn will stage 8 earn playoff series during the middle of August tor tne city championship Heitz Heating captured the first-ha- lf crown in a single game play off with ogden Ford Sales Last years cnamps western Gateway are leading the pack with three games left to play Hill Field Willard and Carl's Market are the only obstacles to an unblemished second half mark Ogden Ford rests in second with the one loss suffered at spot the nanaa oz we leaders as the only blot on their record With Gilbert having pitched a goodly portion of the All-StRed classic last night Western Gate-lar- d D Barker will probably get way will depend on either Gary Cook or Ned Nebeker to stop Wil-th- e call to mound duty for the Box £lder club Naval Supply's pitching choice lies between Burningham and Denning Hill Field will have Smith or Downs to toss against the Navy men city-coun- 33 7 34101 Totala 33 13 3713 Total a— Singled for Wehmeier in fifth 000 100 ooo—i Cincinnati 100 331 03x— 9 Beaton E — None RBI —Gordon Hartafield 3 Elliott 2 sain Toraeson 3 Kluszewski 2B— Merriman Gordon Pramesa Holmes 3B—Torgeson Jethroe HR— Cooper SB — Jethroe Kiusaawshi Torgeson 3 S— Kedd 3 DP— Torgeson Kerr and Torgeson Kerr and Torgeson Winner— Sam (14-Loser Wehmeier ABHOA ABHOA Nelsonlb 3 3 4 8 1180' Stanky 3b 3 0 3 0jLockmanli Jones lb 4 1 2 0 4 14 1 rhomsoncf 4 03 1 ABHOA ABHOA Sch'nd'itjb 3 13 0 Weitrumc Muslallf 4131 3 Dillinger 3h 5 3 0 3 Waltkuslb 8 0 10 1 Slaughter rf 4 13 0 vrviaab 9 3 0 0 Ashburn cf Baardcf 3180 Howartoncf 0 0 1 OlOilbartlb 0 0133 0 10 0) Sunday's schedal ?!Sr Ul-7- 1 and rord tS-Holcomba 135 WfBadalphUta- at Detroit— Hooper (8--l Hogovin Boston at aeveUnd—iSi— Ikaateraon Oi (S-- (6-- 4) 5 iMh S and Heintzciman 38 34 88 84 SI lct 398 Philadelphia S Detroit a Washington 0 St Louia 10 SekaSaia Nacorribe0 St Louia Chicago Lfui Philadelphia W h sa 34 SS 39 83 37 S3 49 es 40 r By Da r r ell A Wolff My Favorite Sport is actually an event the annual Indianapolis 500 mile automobile race held each Memorial have watched 14 of these races and have been thrilled day ± bevond description BalarSay't Basalts DtrlaUa A Second halt champions: West Point 3: Syracuaa 4 Battariaa: Abrahnu and King Hansen Cook and Fainter Dtviaian B—Brsckst S Postponed game South Weber 13 Roy 19 Uintah l West Point 37 Battariaa: Dye rerneHua and Kendall Burning-haand Flint Dlsitlaa C—Braeket t Taylor IT Plain City S Battariaa: Jar dine and Gibson Ito and Muegrave West Weber til Pleaaant View A Huntavilia 8 Liberty 10 Battariaa: Wsngsgard and Harris Bailor and Clark 65-6- TROY N Y— Ten of Rensselaer 371199 U Polytechnic Institutes 1050 varsity 8th bSingled for Haefnar in th MiMiiiien won mem ner ship in SigNew York 521 030 ma Xi national honorary scientific fSSZ 100 000 Chicago 4 research society National League m O'Connel's Homer With Pair CUy League On Gives Pittsburgh Pirates Clubs List 7-- 4 Win Over Philadelphia Heavy Slate PHILADELPHIA (AP) t July Metropolitan league baseball teams will complete the second Shortstop Dan O'Connell's homer Sam classy seven hit two pitching for Totals 315 walked for Bristle in 9th Harriap eOrtix Walked for Swift in 0th fRan for Hutchinson in 0th Totals 4114 24 H Totala aSlneled for Gray in 6th Sail 27 4 a Walked for Consueara in 4th 022 000 001 — 5 Philadelphia 14x— 8 011 001 bGrounded out for Pearce in 9th Detroit B— Hitchcock SSj ruck out for Harris in 8th Lipon RBI— Wahl 3 29 000 801 000— Washington "iL-CtMBSt Louis 004 303 01 x — o Kofow'ayiddyKell K— Dante RBI —Coleman 3 lltli niielei on sparked a four run with Wertz 2 Kali HR — J cost Scheib Wert DP —Joost Hitchcock and Dente Evans Coan 2 Noren 3 Kokoa fifth inning today to give the PittsMele Loliar 2 Wood 2 2B— StirnwetSS Pam Kelt Prtddy and Kolloway Win Dente Sievers Kokoa Mele 3B— tmtu burgh Pirates a 7 to 4 victory over art (l-Loaer— wyaa o-- ) the league leading Philadelphia HR —Coleman Noran SB— Upton Slavers DP— Yost Michaels and Varnon Phils Indians 4 Boston 1 Left— Washington 11: St Louis 7 BB— Three singles and the homer 1 Marshall 3 Pillette 2 FanCLEVELAND July 29 (AP) — Consuegra broke up a 2--2 deadlock as Bill 1 nin Pearce 3 Harris 2 SO — Marsha The Cleveland Indians continued 1 Fannin Werle scattered ten hits to win 8 Harris 2 HO—Consuagra to crowd the American league lead- 8 in 3 innings Pearce 1 in 1: Harris his sixth victory against seven ers today by dropping Boston 4-- 1 9 in 4 Marshall 4 in 3 8 losses as pitcher Bob Lemon rationed In 0 (faced four men) PannlnPiUette 8 tat 8 The Phils tallied first on a sinPB— (vans Soar and seven hits and belted a homer him- 3 wp—T--Marshall A-3:48 Hurley gle by Richie Ashburn and Del (paid) self 781! a Sr m 8-- 1 V In division A Weber County Farm Bureau baseball league Saturday Syracuse won the second half by winning from West Point 4 to 3 Roy won the first half honors from Plain City Syracuse and Roy will meet for the division county championship at a date to be announced In the C division Taylor won the second half defeating Plain City 17 to L In this division Boy will play West Weber Saturday at Clinton for first half honors A protest filed by Wilson in division B in a game played with Clearfield will be considered this week In division C bracket 1 Burning-haof West Point chalked up 16 strike-out- s against Uintah kept the Detroit Tigers atop the American league race today Wertz's 19th homer was his fourth in three days as he drove in three runs to run his RBI total to 92 The A's grabbed an early four-ru- n lead as they mauled starting pitcher Teddy Gray Wertz doubled in the first Detroit run In the third and added another on his fifth inning homer The Tigers finally made it a four-a- ll game in the seventh and broke four-h- it it wide open with a four-ru- n eighth to move out in front f mm Weber Coaches Await New Grid Season Syracuse Wins Wertz Poles Out Homer Two Doubles as Detroit Comes From Behind to Win 8 to 5 In THE OGDEN (UTAH) -H — ifI McCLANAHAN'S I WASHINGTON BLVD |