Show Has Long Way to Go - 5 to Garner Series 8 Reds Cowpokes Dump Phils Edge Out N Y Giants By Score of 5 Philadelphia Drops Yanks Into Third Spot Snappy OHS Civil Air Patrol Marching Unit Proves Popular Stein Pitches Masterful Game 6-- By Jack Hand EICLSH--M- rs V 9 Babe pODj Ogden 's baseball Reds took to the road today after dropping the final game of the Twin Falls series 8 to 5 It was the farewell appearance of the loop leading Cowpokes who fielded a class C outfit during 1950 play — : here A fine crowd of 1224 braved the Herschel Hisle started lor Ogintermittent showers and dust flur- den but was shelled from the Associated Press Sports Writer reliefer looks Jim Konstanty the Phil's robber-arme-d like the most important single factor in the National league race As long as Jim holds up the Phils should ride high " —— i— " Soldier Curt Simmons is sup-- well-balanc- — A posed to continue the job of cooKI ing off the sizzling New York Gi ants tonight Chances are Konstanty will be in the boxscore When Konstanty replaced bonus Bob Miller in the eighth inning of last night's 5 win over the Giants he made his 51st appearance of the season The Phils have played 108 games It hardly seems possible that Jim missed 57 Konstanty won't miss many of the last 46 down the pennant 6-- ries Numbered among the spectators were newcomers to the southside ball yard — a large delegation from Cache Valley and supporters of the Ogden high school civil air patrol precision drill team The Cache Valley visitors arose for an introductory salute and American League Br Associates Pteae GB W I Pet 88 38 647 84 41 618 3tt 806 4 63 41 870 81 48 46 38 481 20 388 37 43 88 371 38 Vi 38 88 37 SO 330 30fe Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Washington Chicago Philadelphia T Mayor W W Owens of Logan 6-- 11-- 3-- Portland Edges National League Stars by -- Score of J 7-- 5-- ' - - m rv Salt Lake Knocks Off Boise Ti In Thrilling 8) (2-- 1-- 5-- J Seattle-Oaklan- 3-- one-bagg- 4-- West-lak- Seen in er 3: 'Nuddleweight' 3-- soil (3-- 4) (5-- 7) ut - 2-- (7-- 7) (3-- 2) -- Left-Bo- ston 21 3-- Lock-ma- (5-- 4) (1-- 5) Tri-Cit- (8-- 4) to Mack's Sons Will Buy Athletics ty f ' Cor-innCor-lnn- 02-de- step-broth- er Chief Suspends Card Catcher (15-- - (7-1- 3) Sill 3 0 0iHar sonlt Posipnka 3 2 2 0 Lamontlb Sowirisrf Pl'centlnoU 4 3 2 Oi Ralston3b 4 3 3 0 Foster Palmer 2b MKelveyc 8 18 0 Hattonss 4 0 0 Steinp 1 Hlsleb Varttnep Johnson? Pitches 6-- - - Two players are being sold and a third second sacker Ken McGee will be married at home plate to night to Marilyn Mikkleson of Mo wear www Killed Jockey In Coast Race BROWN BEIGE on Ask the Men who SPORTSMASTER RAYON GABARDINE SLACKS 1 3-- 2-- 4-- ft 0-- Pioneer League V t Fighters' Demands Stymie Bout 0-- 1) 10-- 5) first choice of 2-- Cattlemen Rodeo per-- formersXWI-- l men and 3 kaasl fastest kand-pegge- Is nd has WESTEX Boot Very et shook s Only cooks) cents gf skins are vsed IHMH ' oftar cots jrow'v 4-- 8) 8-- 6) 8) 13-- 5) 11-- 3) st Harvey Murdock Becomes Coach $20 Priced to enable any man to have several colors of these expertly tailored long wearing good looking slacks They're perfect for sport well cut for business-- at a welcome — - 6-- 5) 11-- 9) Pairs Business men gone Western MODERN SHOE price for school and for the many men who like to work in sport clothes i ar LaMotta-Robinso- n FOOT COMFORT CLINIC 2560 Washington Opposite Municipal Bldg FMD M 101 5 0 0 0 1 MINNEAPOLIS Aug 11 (AP)— Dixie Howell Minneapolis righthander last night pitched the first American association nine inning no hitter in Minneapolis in 34 years 0 He beat Columbus striking out six and walking six REDDING Calif Aug 11 (AP) Cupid and sales are hitting the ranks of the Redding Browns pace setters of the Far West Baseball Ap-plet- Q 1 414 0 0 0 0 No-Hit- tr Cupid Sales Hit Redding Browns desto Calif Brown management said third baseman John Bellone has been purchased by the Boise (Idaho) Pioneer league team Brown hurler Bob Tobey plagued with a lame arm after earning nine victories and dropping five is going to Wis in the Wisconsin State league 2110 4011 4 0 1 2-- Dal-rymp- le league 5 0 S 0 3 Totals 39 14 27 3 Totals c 38 8 37 0 041 111 000- -4 Twin Falls 200 000 111—5 Oaden H — Harlow Rueni a Fosipanaa sow-In- s 2 Placentino Stein Lucchesi Palmer Nally Johnson Lamont K--f Palmer Harrison Hatton S—Palmer 3BH — Piacentino Nally Lamont RBI— Lamont Ralston Piacentino Palmer 2 NaUy 2 Jessen Stein Bailey 2 Hatton DP— Harlow to Hatton Loser— Hlsla SB —Hisle 4 In 1 3 Valentine 8 in 4 Johnson 1 In 3 3 Left— Twin Falls 8 Oa den 10 ER— Hisle 4 Valentine 3 Stmt 3 SO —by Hisle l Valentin 3 Johnson 3 Stein 8 BB— off Hisle 2 Valentine 3 Johnson 1 Stein 6 SP— Valentine U— Brunker PB— Bailey T— 2:37 and Lecamds A— 1224 v 7) 1-- Fight Results -- 1 7) 8) one-thir- er Minor Results two-thir- hill in the second Corkey Valentine came on and did the pitching chores for four innings doling out a run an inning Johnson relieved the portly Valentine in the sixth and corraled the Cowpokes the rest of the way He gave up d only one hit in three and innings Ogden saw its disadvantage whittled fay single counters in each of the seventh eighth and ninth innings But the Idahoans were not to be denied After three games at Idaho Falls the Reds will return home for three games against the fast traveling Pocatello Cardinals opening here August 14 Vtria Falls OtSea AB HO A ah ho A Luccbesicf 4 14 OiHarlowrf 2 2 4Ruehl2b a i a a Nallyiss 4 38 0 4 3 8 0 Bailey c Jesseijilb 1 :lb ey Nisei Schedule Baseball Meet Har-amo- re- sponded with brief remarks of appreciation for a recent baseball school conducted by the Reds at Logan It was the smartly attired spirited CAP group which stole the fancy of the crowd Although the white he me ted precision ists were parading on slippery baseball sod their maneuvers approached the finesse Of veteran drillers The hearty applause bespoke the community's interest in the coming competition for international hpnors at Des Moines Iowa Then the Twin Falls- machine took command with almost the same confident manner as dislads played by the khaki-cla- d 12A Stein pitched masterfully all of the way In several spots when a rally threatened the Cowboy moundster bore down a bit harder and walked off completely unruffled aft Lack of power in the cleanup position hurt the Ogreds offensive Ron Harrison who patrols left field had earlier in the race been one of the local siege guns hitting that long ball with regularity In the last two games of the Twin series the hardworking Ron failed vL to drive a ball out of the infield FRIDAY EVENING AUGUST 1950 with men on failing repeatedly A base Ed Bailey was back behind the 3-- 2 bat and came through with two hits in four tries Lamont hit safely twice In retrospect it appears that it 11-Inniwas Cowboy night Thursday Manng ager Wally Berger's nine backed up Stein's stalwart hurling with a of 14 base hits On deSALT LAKE CITY Aug 11 (AP) LYonamine was purposely passed barrage winners showed equally fense the Salt Lake City knocked off Boise and Treat fooled the Boise strata well out a that gists slamming single by con2 last night in an won the game I test which made it three in a row Boise Salt Lake AB H O A AB HO A over the Pilots 2 Mullen3b 6 Von'minecf 4 0 5 Pilot pitcher Milo Meskel held Gregory 2b 5 2132 4 Treatss 6 2 2 3 the Bees to a single fait a 4 0 1 O'Brienrf 4 0 2 0 BaxesDb by Dick Treat in the third in- Val'tinecf a8 01214 OV'n Emanrf 4 111 3 White Then lb until 0121 ninth the Sheehanlb inning ning 0 O O'L'ghlinlf 4 110 Smithc 10 he ran into trouble 1 3 13 DStewt2b 3 14 5 With two out in that inning Somerso 3 1 4 OjHinsonc 8 2 6 0 Vicklt Tommy O'Laughlin singled and Xingsa 4 2 1 5 M'Farlanep 3 0 15 StewDon Stewart followed suit 3 11 3 aEaatwood 0 0 0 0 MeskeLp b i ra vis 0 0 0 0 art's ball was thrown in from the Dalrymplep 10 0 1 outfield and Ford Mullen dropped it Stewart taking second O'Laugh37 7 33 20 Totals 36 Oy 31 Hi Totals lin holding third His composure out when winning run scored ruffled Meskel tossed one to Bill yTwo aWalked for McFarlane in Bth bRan for Eastwood in 0th Hinson who immediately singled 100 000 100 00—3 Boise scoring two and tying the score 000 000 003 01—3 Salt City The tenth inning produced a K — Lake O Lauahlln Stew Somen uregory thrill for the fans as the Bees pro- art Hinson E—Stewart Hinson Mullen ceeded to load the bases with no 3 Yonamine Meskel SB —O'Brien SH 3 O'Brien White 3BH — Hinson one out However Meskel proved —Vick — Hinson 3 Treat DP— McFarlane a match for the occasion inducing RBI Stewart and White Treat Stewart and O'Laughlin to ground into a double White: King Somers and Sheehan Dal to rymple Treat and White Winner— play —that went short to catcher HO — McFarlane 9 in 9 Dal- first a neat trick in itself — and ryanple— 0 in X ER— McFarlane 1 Meakel then Stewart popped out 3 Meskel 1 Dal l so py McFarlane However their 11th inning threat rymple 3 BB — off McFarlane 3 Mesto more a threat than be 7 kel proved Dalrymple L T—2:30 U— Donet Hinson led off with a triple Wally and A risk e A —847 Gaaeea stretch After the Phils finish TaSay's Detroit at St Louis (3) with the Boston inGiants at New York (night) Sunday Philadelphia Ronnded jowls give you some idea of just how fsr Joe Louis has to go vades Philadelphia They then shift Boston at Washington (night) to be ready for Ezzard Charles in late September The champion atto New York before starting their Cleveland at Chicago tempting a comeback relaxes on the front porch of a West Baden last western awing Aug 22 Basalts Springs Ind hotel after the day's work He plans to take things Singles by Gran Hamner and TkarsSar'a 1 Detroit Chicago 1 (second game easy daring the first part of his training a Seminick and game Andy losing called in seventh darkness) 4 t throwing error by Centerfielder Philadelphia 8 NW York 3 3 Boston 4 Bobby Thomson gave Konstanty his Washington Cleveland S St Louis 4 ninth victory In the 10th Inning of last night's struggle More im(First game: portant it boosted the Phils lead Chicago to six games over Boston Br the Assaclatee' Press AB R H O AB RH O GB W I Pet The important Brooklyn-Bosto- n 8 11 3Car's)guelsa 5 0 13 Liponss 68 42 All o a a a series Philadelphia with win 4 a l o the for opened PrlddyJb ujiaRerfr D8 40 588 8 Boston 0 4 4 112 Kell3b 13 3 Phillejurf Consecutive homers Dodgers 558 85 44 SH 3 3 0 3 Robinsonlb 5 12 11 Brooklyn Wertzjrf 853 87 48 SVt by Gil Hodges and Roy CampanSt Louis 4 3 3 4 RickertU 8 3 4 1 ella in the fourth aided the cause Xverslt 530 10 53 48 New York 3 3 13 Masie 4 0 14 8-438 43 SB The win slipped Brooklyn into Grothct 0 4 0 0 1 0 3 8 Chicago 5 Scalacz Kol'waylb 3 0 438 1944) third 43 88 Cincinnati 8 0 3 6 three percentage points Swiftc Fox2b 12 place 343 67 38 38 1 Pittsburgh' ahead of idle St LouiaU Hout'roanp 80 00 00 0 Hoicorobep 10 00 00 aHaleski 10 Pittsburgh broke a 10 game los- Stuart p Gasac By Jim Hubbart 10 0 0 Tatar's Kretlowp streak ing blasting Chicago York by New at 10 10 Philadelphia bGoldbsb'y (night) Associated afress Sports writer 4 Kiner Westlake Boston at 0 0 0 Wally Ralph Brooklyn might) Cainp 0 0 0 cm St Louis at Cincinnati (night) 'Cormica and Clyde McCullough hit homers Portland Ore the City of Roses Chicago at Pittsburgh (night) stood ready to pin one on the manPicking onj the second division Totals 35 10 11 37 Totals 41 6 13 37 clubs proved risky business in the ly torso oi Leo Thomas today but Thursday's Results a Fiied out for Holcombe in 4th a rose by any other name still American league yesterday Only tu6 New York 5 (10 bSingled for Kretlow in 8th Philadelphia smells bad in Hollywood Cleveland a 4 winner over St cFlied out for Cain in 9th 020 310 004— 10 Louis got away with it Thomas Portland's third base- nings) The Detroit Brooklyn 4 Boston 3 003 000 013 — 6 man dumped the Stars into third Tribe squeezed home with Bob Chicago Pittsburgh 7 Chicago 4 RBI— E Kolloway Priddy scheduled Only games Lemon hitting two doubles to back 3 Swift Goldsberry Groth 42 Riekert place in the Pacific Coast league Wertz last night by way Of a up his 18th victory Even Ecala Fox 2B— Evers Riekert standings Chicago Piitsbarfi three-ru- n — Swift Kelt DP— homer in the 10th inning a to Detroit half its added Groth 8 game Kolloway and Robinson Winner — Cleve- Carrasquel The Hollywood infield however Terwilgr3b ABRHO 3 0 0 4 DUlger3b ashho lead now measuring 3 (14-Loser— Holcombe was as much to blame as Leo land not New York now is in sec- Houtteman 4 110 Bellrf Maurorf 8 4 0 3 10 Kinerlf It was the topper to a night of Wardlb ond place But the Tigers missed Westlakecf a chance After whipping Chifreak situations schoolboy fielding bVerbaa (Second came:) O'Connellss and bean ball pitching that landed SauerU cago 10-- 6 they were held to a Detroit 000 001 0—1 Pafkocf PhiUipslb 1 Seattle catcher Jack Warren in the Serena 3b 000 000 1—1 tie in the second game called Chicago Murigh2h — — E None RBI 3B Evers McCormick Schenz2b hospital and probably produced Smalleysa by darkness in the seventh — — DP Fox and E Majeski Carrasquel New York Robinson: several candidates for the waiver Walkerr M'Cul'ghc Philadelphia dropped Fox and E RobLawp Minnerp list into third place by a 3 win in inson KellCarrasquel Priddy and KoUOway MaDickson p The bean balling occurred in the Dubielp series their E Fox and Robinson opener Newhouser jeski aBorkskt d Boston ran into trouble with Lilpon and Kolloway Left— Detroit 8 third Inning of the Klippsteinp 4 BB— off Newhouser 3 Gum-pe- rt fifth place Washington The Sen- Chicago game 1 SO —by Newhouser 3 Gumpert 33 4 8 34 Totals 33 7 13 27 ators Came up with eight runs in Charley Gassaway started it by Totals — 3 U — PB Nlarhos out for Dubiel in 8th Boyer the second inning to win the open- Summers and Grieve Stevens beaning Warren Hector Brown aGrounded T— 1:34 A— bRan for Ward In 9th 11-finished it by hitting Oakland's Chicago 2 but the (actual) 11684 000 031 001—4 er for Bob Kuzava won The Oaks Wilson the Artie 200 400 Olx— 7 Red Sox took the second game Pittsburgh E — Pafko 3 Xiner Smaller RBI — O'(First game:) game 5 to 2 "p 2 Boston West Connell Kiner lake Hol at The lax fieldintr occurred McCullough — Washington 3B Walker Dickson Pafko ABRHO Smalley ABRHO lywood Portland edged the Stars Phillips Murtaugh HR — Kiner A A 1 3 Yost3b e 3 0 D'Mag'cf "WW 5 8 to when errors by Buddy Hicks 4 3 2 0 Walker 8— 3b '8 2 2 4 Coanlf Pesky McCullough Smalley and Gene Handley put two Port- Murtaugh DP — Murtaugh O'Connell Nix-U- p Goodmanlf 4 0 11 Norencf 4 12 3 land runners aboard in the 10th and and Phillips O'Connell Murtaugh and Stephensss 4 0 0 0 Vernonlb 1113 1 1 12 Melelb Ward Smalley and KUppstein 4 4 13 6 set the stage for Thomas' home run Phillips Dropolb — 3 DuLeft— 3 BB 4 0 6 0 Doerr2b 0 0 0 4 rf Stewart Pittsburgh The weird situations took place biel 3Chicago 4 12 n Michael? 2b 3 13 4 Dickson 1 KUppstein 1 SO— Zarillarf t both Oakland and Hollywood Law 3 M inner 3 Dickson 4 HO — Mln-n3 113 Tebbettse 4 0 2 3Dentess The Acorns got off to an early lead 8 in 3 Law 8 in 5: KUppstein 4 3 13 0 0 0 0Grassoe Nixonp 0 0 0 0 3 in 4 4 8 2 0 Kuzava when Bob Herman's hit took a bad 1WPin—1 Dubiel 5 in 3 —3 Dickson p Littlefldp Dickson Winner Law NEW YORK Aug 11 (UP)— The M'Donaldp Loser Anhop and went for three bases — Minner — V Gore Stewart and 10 0 0 other hit gave Portland two runs fight game's "muddleweight" divi- aVollmer — sion was threatened seriously toIn the fifth inning With the bases Conlan T 2:03 A— 10087 36 2 11 24 Totals Totals 36 1114 27 loaded and the score tied at 3 Jimday with another championship aFlied out for McDonald in Bth Pfeuaeetohte New York an Boston 010 000 100—2 easy-omy Gladd tapped ABRH O ABRHO split 081 000 20x— 11 Two "champions" will be ruling Washington bouncer that hit a rock or some- Stanky2b Waitkuslb 3 0 311 — Zarilla RBI— Dropo Dente 2 KuE 3 Lockmanlf Ashburncf the middleweight class by October zava 2 Mele 2 Coan Noren 3 thing and bounded over Hicks' Mueller rf 2 SislerIf if the National Boxing association head 2B— Noren Zarilla 3B — 1 Ennisrf Thompsn3b Elsewhere the proceedings were Westrumc and the New YOrk state3 athletic HR— Dropo SB —Vernon StewartPesky S— 2 Jones 3b commission- stick to their guns on Yost DP— Yost Michaels and Mele Mi3 Hamnerss rather normal San Diego now in Irvinlb chaels Mele Dente and Doerr 0 Sem'ickc the Jake LaMotta issue Stephens second place trimmed Los Angeles aWeatherly Left —Boston 8 Dropo Gilbert lb 2Goliat2b Chairman Eddie Eagan of the 9andBOB for the third time 4 to 1 — Nixon 1 Littlefield Washington 2 Darkss Church p New York commission admitted last ald L Kuzava 2 HO— Nixon S3 inMcDonChet Johnson scattered eight hits Thomson cf 1 3 4 Miller p In behalf of San Francisco and Jansenp 2 Konstantyp 0 0 night that his organization will not Littlefield 1 in 0 McDonald 5 in 6 3 — B N A in Winner—Kuzava the Loser with blanked Sacramento 4 to 0 innings bHartuna string along U— Hubbard Paparella 0 Kramer p 160 pound Nixon LaMotta vacating and Soar T— 2:18 0 crown if the "Bronx Bull" refuses Koslop Robto defend Ray against Sugar 41 S 10x27 Totals 34 8 12 30 Totals t (Second game:) inson in September a Roiled out for Irvin in 7th Boston 003 001 000— 4 Those sharply contrasting atti- Washington 100 000 030—3 bSingled for Jansen in 8th E —Bearden RBI — Mele 3 Goodman By the Associated Press xNone out when winning run scored tudes may throw the division back New York 200 200 010 0— S into the same muddled confusion it Doerr Zanila Pesky Noren 3B— Batts 000 310 100 1— Philadelphia Pesky Noren SB — Masterson Double Western International League E —Thompson Hamner Thomson RBI suffered fOr 10 years under dual Play— Yost Michaels and Mele Victoria 12-- 3 Salem 4 11 1 champions until Tony Zale became Westrum 5 BB — Bearden Lockman —Thompson Wenatchee 5 Spokane 2 (14 in1941 Masterson Washington 3 SO— Masterson 5 Bearden n 4 Goliat 1 3B— in titleholder Hamner Stanky undisputed The Japanese-America- n Athletic HR— Hamner Goliat S—Hamner Zale's successors — Rocky Graziano 4 WP — Bearden Winner — Masterson nings) Loser— Bearden Tacoma 6 Yakima 0 union is sponsoring its fifth annual Sialer Konstanty Jansen DP— Stanky Marcel Cerdan and LaMotta— have U— Papaand Irvin Winner— Konstanty been rella McKinley Soar and Hubbard T— y 6 Vancouver 6V baseball tournament at John Af- Dark Loser— rulers 2:08 A— 11091 undisputed Koslo (114) fleck park here today Saturday and Sunday according to Kol Pacifie Coast League PaUedelBttla Boston Brooklyn New York president of the league AB RHO San Diego 4 Los Angeles 1 ABRHO ABRH ABRHO Game time was to be at noon Reese ss 8 111 Hartafid3b Joosts 4 11 Woodlinglf 8 12 8 4 0 0 3 San Francisco 4 Sacramento 0 1 Herm'skiU 8 0 3 3 Jethroecf 5 0 1 Bixzutoss 4 0 1 M'Coskylf today also on Saturday and Sun- Snideref Portland 8 Hollywood 5 (10 in4 1 4 1 3 S 1 O Bauer 13 4 Lehnerjf rf Torgesonlb day nings) 2 Elliott3b 4 0 1 Chapman ef 5 12 Mizelb Schedule for the A tournament Robnsn2b 34 00 0111 Coo Oakland 5 Seattle 2 Fain lb 0 5 0 0 per c 0 Collinslb in the upper bracket will be: Gar- Furillojf 3 1 1 13 Gordon U 1 4 13 DMag-cHitchckb Hodgealb 0 land vs honeyville today at 3 Wahl 2 th e 12 0!morf Camp'ellac 0 Berrac 111 International League 4 0 0 1 aHolmes 2 0 0 Johnson 3b i p m and Syracuse and 2 Tiptonc o Montreal S Springfield 4 10 3 0 0 1 bSisti 1 4 0 Davis Comets today at five p m Roep Cciemn2b 11 2 PHILADELPHIA (AP) Kellnerp Aug 0 0 0 Lopatp 10 0 0 Kerr a e Brancap 0 l Connie Brissiep Lower bracket: Murray vs sons two older Mack's Roy 0 0 0 0 0 cReiser 0 e Bankheadp Fordp noon today Murray vs Syracuse 2 Toronto 1 and Earle announced today they 2 aHenrieh 0 Sainp n and Salt Lake City vs Jersey City 5 Buffalo 4 1 will bio' controlling interest in the dMarshall 0 0 0 Ost'skip Rochester 8 Baltimore 5 seven-thirt- y 0 eCrandall Athletics with the fi0 0 0 Page p p m Philadelphia bBrown 0 0 0 In the B tournament to be held Totals 35 4 s 27 nancial backing of the Connecticut Totals 37 3 13 27 Life American Association on the same days as the A tournaInsurance company for Olmo in 9th 35 5 13 271 Totals Totals aSingled 7 27 33 3 ment the Davis Comets will play bRan for Holmes in 9th disclosed ten Earle and Minneapolis 6 Columbus 0 had a Popped out for Ford in 7th Roy Salt Lake City at one p m tocGrounded out for Kerr in 9th St Paul 15 Toledo 7 bHit into double play for Page in Bth ago they hold options on stock days 13 Kansas City 1 b4r their 011 000 030—5 Louisville dSingled for Sain in 9th Con- Philadelphia owned day on the grounds adjacent to eRan for Marshall in 9th York 000 000 102 — 3 Affleck park Honeyville was to at Milwaukee postMack Jr ana the heirs of New nie Indianapolis — 4 002 200 E— 2 000 — Wahl Hitchcock RBI Chapman Corinne at three p m today Brooklyn rain F and Thomas Shi be who McCosky Lehner poned Benjamin Boston 000 000 031—3 Wahl Kellner JohnSlay second game E— Kerr Olmo RBI— Robinson Hodgwere partners with Connie Mack in son 2 2B— Hitchcock Johnson 2 3B— es Campanella Jethroe 2 Marshall 2B establishing the club 50 years ago Joost Wahl HR — Chapman Lehner S— Texas Leagne — Hermanakl HR— Hodges Campanella Wahl Coleman DP— Fain (unassisted): Extent of the life insurance firm's Hitchcock Beaumont 7 Dallas 8 Jethroe DP — Elliot and Hartsfield Joost and Fain Rizzuto Tulsa 3 Houston 0 Reese Robinson and Hodges Hodges un- participation in the deal was not Coleman and Mize Coleman Rizzuto revealed in a brief formal state- and Mize Loser-S- ain Fort Worth 11 Shreveport 5 assisted Winner— Roe and Coleman Winner (18-ment issued by the brothers —Kellner Berra Loser— Lo pat (13-San Antonio 12 Oklahoma City 11 through their attorney J Channing ClsvelaaS St Leals Ellery O AB R H O Baseball sources here said that Boone ss ABRH Association 5 12 LenhardtlB 3 0 16 Southern 17 they knew of no previous instance 5 3 8 New Orleans 3 0 0 0 Stirnw'ss2b 13 Ken'dyrf Birmingham inin which a life insurance firm B 0 3 2 3Kokoslf Dobycf POCATELLO Aug U (AP)— n a major league baseball Easter 1b 9 Colemanrf 2 2 vested Mobile 5 Atlanta 6 Jack Halliwell Pioneer Baseball Rosenj3b 3 8 franchise lDelsingcf 5 Little Rock S Chattanooga SlSfoaa Gordon2b league president lets it be known "Additional will working capital Clarklf Memphis 3 Nashville 1 he will not allow players and man3Friend3b to be build the team" up procured 5i Upton ss 0 0 Hegane agers in the fast class "C" league the statement said OiDeMafSUM 1 3 Western Lemonp to get out of hand League DEL MAR CaL Aug 1 (UP) — bWood 0 0 0 3 As result of a telephone converMoines Des Colorado Springs 1 0 0 Sommers3b was 17 Glisson but only 1 Overmu-esation with Umpire Jim Loring Johnny the 0 10 0 0 0 racing world knew him Halliwell has suspended Pocatello already Lincoln 7 Wichita 1 0 0 0 Brunerp Omaha 10 Denver 4 Cardinal catcher Dick Rand for an for a fearless rider who would take cLollar 0 10 Sioux City 15 Pueblo 6 Indefinite period The suspension any chance to bring his mount d Fannin 0 10 0 came as the result of Hand's actions home in front Br United rress the of pace GB W L Pet 37 5 9 27 Totals Totals 33 41137 during Tuesday night s rhubarb in 817 88 SS There was a reason for his driv Twin Falls aFlied out for Overmire in 7th Billings 88 SS 589 'vi Pocatello bFlied out for DeMars in 8th and Pocatello Rand Manager ing unrelenting determination to Great Falls 964 S3 41 t cSingled for Bruner in th SS 41 558 5 4 dRan for LoUar in 8th in winners He wanted to Billings Q bring 44 16 V 43 showers by Loring Cleveland 103 001 000—5 the success of his famed older Boise 438 17 equal 43 Louts 000 Ogden 110 of 011—4 rhubarb St details the Complete 44 84 438 lt E— Stirnweiss Lake RBI— Doby were not known Thursday morning brother national riding champ on Salt Kennedy 362 34 34 40 Idaho Falls 11 (AP) — Gordon 2 Moss Lemon Friend NEW YORK Coleby Halliwell Until Umpire Lor- - Gordon Glisson man 3B—Boone Lemon 2 Friend DP— The InternationalAug Boxing club has the presiThe drive for that turn a nHrf Tatar's Qaaaas Boone Gordon and Easter 2 Boone and ing's report arrives at remain on abruptly at this seaside track yes Left— Cleveland 8 St Louis 10 given up its efforts to take a Jake dent's office Rand will at Poca- Easter Salt Lake tC Stewart Robinson middleBB — Lemon 6 Qovermire 2 SO — Lemon LaMotta-Ra- y m P8:18 tello the suspension list iLeptien in close terday Caught quarters 3 Bruner 1 HO — Overmire weight title bout because of the at Idaho Falls (Col- 48 Overmire while up on a horse named Broker linsOgden (Ross In 7 innings Bruner 1 In 1 HBP— two fighters' demands 8:15 p m LaMotta in the fourth race young Lisson WP— Lemon at Twin Falls iL Overmire ' Easter Winwants 45 per cent of the gate re Billings (Fazzio was thrown when the horse hit the Ward — ner — Lemon (18-8:15 p m Loser Overmire recipts and Robinson 20 per cent t— Honochick at Boise Great Falls (Park Passarella rail at the clubhouse turn Meanwhile Jersey Sports Ex8:13 P m Berry T— 3:33 A— 5770 He suffered a fractured skull and 'Franks hibit Inc which staged Wednesday jaw and died shortly afterward in SSicaH night's Robinsrai-CharliBy The Associated Pren a San Diego hospital uate has been signed to a one-yetitle in welterweight — scrap Jersey NEW YORK Omelio Agramonte Ironically the apprentice's brother contract City's Roosevelt stadium continued 191 Havana knocked out Joe Lindwas riding in the same race He Murdock now employed by the us etiorts to grab the knew his brother was in trouble say 190 Brooklyn 2 ' Pocatello city recreation departbout was nothing he could do There ment fills the vacancy left by Mike ofPromotor Neiderreitter Andy BINGHAMTON N Y — Duilio It was the second serious acciMills head track and assistant foot- fered $75000 guarantee for LaMoBoston 182 dent for outpointed Spagnola POCATELLO young Glisson this Aug II (AP)— ball coach Mills submitted his res- tta and 20 per cent of the gate Ted Caiaman 175 Philadelphia 8 Last February he suffered a year frac- The Pocatello hiah school to Green last week for Robinson tured skull in a spill at Fair staff had been comoletedcoachina tnrtanr ignation Pocatello's newest coach hails The I B C has exclusive rights BROOKLYN — Johnny Kamber Grounds New Orleans hut when of Schools from Heber City Utah He wag to LaMotta's services so Jake s 132 MUiburo N J outoointed Bil- ered completely and began riding George Superintendent N Green announced that IfWpialsd from Utah State last next move probably will have to fit ly kurphy 183 New York 8 again in May ad Murdock State Utah Harvey gt in with the club's plans spring 10-- ed NYC CO |