Show Peterson Bithell Draw Starting Mound Duties Friday North Soufh Expect to Ring Up Filth Victory AU-Sta- is a a £ a Hope fo Break Long Losing Streak All-Sta- rs 1 ' wfffS flfl yA 11 Ifc ' $Jj IIIB I Z tackle Scut: for the fifth timC n the North nnln to In a row and s win four up Smith Ogden Lee Booth Box Elder La Back row left £" "r K &Sf Jffl£K f right: III niitVh afl IV "S ££Z w weaV cSeh 0 North Cache Jcrry Cowley Dvis and Marvin Henderson Weber Lewis Davis Reed Adams Bear River Roy Nelson Ogden Ron Grant Cullmorc Davis and Coach Monte Bailey Ogden QPtt'M"" 4n thA of the aiirnrix 1754" saia people aBMninlfn Joe Walcott the old warhorse who meets Ezzard Charles in Pittsburgh for a third time in July "Walcott was my softest opponfact I've ent" aaid Layne "In been wondering just how he ever rated so many title contests' Layne said his bouthewith Bob (Layne) gatterfteld in which was floored for an eight-couearly to the fight waa his tough est beat Layne later stopped Satterfleld via knockout In the ninth round Likeable Layne takes on Dave Whittock et the Utah State Field house at Logan Saturday night This bout is slated for ten rounds Whittock and Layne have split two decision Layne previous bouts via rubber contest wants to win the in Kansas City Layne has a date 19 and with Dale Hall on June York for his then moves to Newskirmish with Yankee stadium Marciano on July 12 Bobby Adams former second baseman of the Ogden Reds had exa most unusual major league held Bobby perience Wednesday third base and down second base Cincinnati against for rightfietd Tor good measure New York Adarhs blasted two hits be repMorgan is expected to baseball resented with plenty of the Utah fans Friday night when Boys baseball game is staged at Affleck park be will by represented Morgan pitcher and Dick Larry Peterson Francis outfielder Morgan highB recently won the Utah class baseball championship Ogden Shrine club dined memnt bers of the North-Sout- all-st- h ar — 5-- $35-00- Vi 1 4-- 2 Standard-Examine- 4-- 1936-37- j iiic rve-- ti n one-ha- tail-en- FISHERMAN SURPLUS SPECIALS Mc Up From 49c Canleens-Ar- my Pants-Ide- 98c for Rough Work al i for the Job Shirts-Ide- al L Jeep Water Cans Sleeping Campers Up Bags-Sco- uts Air Mattress-PlastPup Tents Web Belts 98c ic Sun Tan Size Fifing Pans-Lar- ge Jackets-Blank- et Lined Metal Army Cots Bunk Mattresses-ArFoot Powder Mosquito Preparation Canned Heaf Pants-Ar- my :4rv25c 195 my Water Repellent Water Bags W 229 1795 1195 A95 69c 195 295 995 i Pkg-l- i 2 for 25c Can 5c nf lpffal SUB trOUt will be available to public view ugaen ing Saturday afternoon in at one at seven locations starting announcean o'clock according to ment today by George Pierce chairman of the fish committee for the Weber Wildlife federation The truck will start its jaunt around the city from the parking building at lot of the one p rn- It will then be taken to a local establishment for additional icing 1:20 at Armstrongs 1:30 at Kammeyers 1:40 at Sears and Cross 1:50 at McCamants TAt 2 p m the truck will leave from the Rainbow Gardens at the mouth of Ogden canyon for the where the fish trip to South fork will be planted in the deeper waters of the popular stream This is one of twenty loads which will have been planted in Weber county streams prior to the June 16 general opening according to Eleven loads Chairman Pierce have been delivered here already '" he said £ "A city-coun- mm 3 jTsi 2-67- 10 wrwS WESTERN HATTERS "t I HAT SHOP Cleaning " Finit Ogdan's Ntwtst Magnifying Glass ARM Y ty - -- I Blocking Straws and Panamas Renovated Owr Factory rocst f noras And Chain -- All for Staff Cwwjaii Dams Made to Order Tarps and Canvas in Bulk OGDEN 4rn(-kla- 1 179 2-G- aL Scout Knit Trout Viewing Set Here 295 ndbreaker Tb th finest Workmanship at Across from Paramount & NAVY STORE 324 24th -- 4 Behind Brownies going the ninth the Browns tied the a single score on two triples and iv !1L on4 cor min t i wiLii ouu iiieu un fiuov i ffrminrlol tr CAP- TJU Vi ond basemall Billy Martin who But flipped the ball to Rizzuto Jim Rizzuto dropped the ball when Delsing ran into him Johnny Bero scoring from second Detroit lowered the boom on Boston 4 for the Red Sox' fifthGeorge Kell s divstraight loss jng catch of a liner by Lou in thes rcau with the bases full ninth stopped a Sox rally Ajex Kellner handed Cleveland itj second straight loss after nine straight wins wjth a seven-hitt- Bob as Philadelphia ripped into Cnakales for a 43 margin another Brooklyn th-opened - field up n in the Na- orifVl in a ti(mal edging St Louis p finished under protest by Manager Marty Marion of the Cards Marion protested because Chuck Dressen Brook manager sat in a bQX sea behjnd the Dodger bench aftcr ne was chased for arguing with Umpire Art uore Cincinnati foiled the New York Giants by scoring three in the ninth to win 4 Warren Spahn snapped Boston s e losing streak with a against Pittsburgh xhe Phillies cut loose on duu Scnujtz cal McLish and Johnny SehmiU with 18 hits to smother Chicago 1 4-- enough of Lou to pay him a Enid0 bonus to sign off the baseball squads and the coaches at air force team Pres (Okla) ranch last nnnhle J night A Uma Vins4 flit' ident William Gaily was in charge a year ago In as $10000 low as of the Manager Vernal Harris fact two clubs did have for just North introduced his coaches and that First the St Louis Browns the of each and presented players and then the White Sox baseminiature a with gold plavers After yesterday's neat four-hi- tball He expressed appreciation for men of ter the one as honored against Washington for a being win both the Tigers and Brownies North the squad handling of be glad to welcome him back would Santisteven Manager Bailey Dorish efficient reliefer in nineSouth introduced Coach Jimmy when Chicago pitchers needGilbert and members of the South ed help made the rounds before squad "It is a privilege to serve ther he hit Comiskcy park Then there's Gumpert — un-- 1 Shrine and The Ogden The Athletics had in this fine promotion" beaten at 0 "This him first — way back in said Manager Santisteyen has been one of the highlights of 38 They let him get away to the New York found my 25 years of coaching baseball Yankee chain 1946 and 1947 But useful in at Bingham high school" Randy Eddie Leishman new owner of in July 1948 off he went to the Bert White Sox — at the waiver price the Salt Lake City Bees and Bees Dunne former owner of the Holcombe didn't stick long gave interesting talks in which enough for waivers with most of each urged the boys to complete the clubs But at various times to the minors he their educations between the din- belonged trips to the Yankees Cincin- Seventy people attended ner party The two teams then nati and White Sox wnn a siaBKfuiig proceeded to Affleck park for a final drill under the lights pace the Sox are gradually pullt former Wade from the pack while the Big "Ed" away ing n n k sports star at Utah State ouv v"- Hiin is an Ogden visitor He is coach- cago handed Connie Marrero his Kansas ing these days at Pratt former second loss behind Kretlow's strong Ellis Wade another Lou mowed down the pitching of star now a resident 10 men in order to close out last Monroe Utah is also visiting here his first complete game He drove Ellis and Red are brothers of in the winning run in a two-ruSheriff Mac Wade fourth The Chicago White Sox have In lead Increased their pennant keea which goes to prove that the American league to four and fans are Interested in front runand attendlf games ners and not second division ance has loomed They are comd clnbs and pletely sold out for an upcoming series with the New York Yan- Billy Mills famous clown will be an added attraction at the Falls series opener at Affleck park Saturday night Mills has clowned before terrific crowds this season and promises to attract a fine crowd in Ogden Fishing Bags d pitcher of MorLarry Peterson elongated gan high school was named today as the starting pitcher for Shrine baseball game the North in the annual North-Sout- h He will be opposed by at John Affleck park Friday night of South high school of Salt Lake Dale Bithell n p m City Game time will be — right-hande- By Jack Hand I rs South Given Slight Edge Over North Smith Tovey Rate Leadoff Swat Positions Blazing White Sox Increase Lead I I I rirUUlM American League Doda ers Nose Out Cardinals Associated Press Sports Writer Lou Kretlow Harry Dorish Randy Gumpert and Kenny I rj Hits from the Sports World Holcombe— Chicago's waiver waifs— are making faces red faced ever has he all around the American league Rex Layne named the softest opponent his and career lfrofinw who i he? That Drob-4- toughest his thus far in professional boxing re- h!v mat thf A fumhlA hv usually dependable and action to yesterday s story on the Phil Rizzuto cost the Yankees a opponent at the Quarterback club dinner at Ogden golf blazing White Sox Still a club— loss to the lowly St Louis country club last Tuesday night the Detroit Tigers — once thought 2 into uwli All-Sta- an wllg break the Jinx Friday night at row left to right: Lynn Frasier Bithell South and Dave Hamilton Bingham Monty Howard Granite hope to Boys baseball game South Defeated four consecutive times in the L'tah Affleck park South boasts fine pitching and a lot of hitting power for the annual Shrine classic Front West Dale Cyprus- Jerry Worthen Jordan Neal Astle Granite Rodger Tonneson Granite Bob Kershaw Ballamas Chris Bills Jordan Bruce Santisteven to manager row Bingham left Back South right: Bailey Ed Gaytbwaite Bingham Bill Groomer South and Gerald Tovey West Theatre S 2494 Kimm - AVOv OgdonUth jt r I THURSDAY EVENING JUNE American League National League Brooklyn St Louis New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh W L 29 24 25 21 23 23 22 17 16 22 24 21 23 24 26 28 Pet GB 644 522 510 500 500 489 548 378 8Vi 12 I 5 er 3-- 2 5-- five-hitt- five-gam- 5-- er 2 9-- Team Quarrel Defeats Jones 0f Dowdy " No honor among thieves" might well be paraphrased to indicate the there is also no honor among was This ruffians of rassledom much in evidence Wednesday at Rorthann arena when Pat O'Dowdy put the old doublecross on his teammate Buzz Jones in the climax of the headline Australian tag team match The blowoff left the Buzzer of his writhing in the clutches and opponents —George Strickland been Milt Olsen O'Dowdy having room long gone to the dressing Before he deserted his mate Jones the rowdy one tipped the Buzzer over when he had Milt hoisted for an airplane slam Olsen fell atop Jones and the three referee tolled the count of hectic and the deciding fall of the affray was history Jones painfully pulled himself to his feet and took out after his erstwhile partner in mat crime But O'Dowdy's dressing room was barred Buzz cursed the Texan and announced to all and sundry that he will acquire a new partner for future tag matches Zim-b-Hea said that he will ask Tarzan to join him These two toured the east one year ago as team partners r Meanwhile Pat O'Dowdy was debating whether to go back preachtrail ing along the gospel sawdust Until or continue his rassling presstime today Pat obviously ignored all of Buzz Jones' threats of bodily harm Strickland and Olsen wrestled a finely coordinated team match They kept the attack pressing on the ruffians for the greater part However it was of the match trouble between their opponents which ultimately gave them the advantage to score the victory Following the Wednesday program Promoter Ken Mayne had numerous requests from fans to book Jones against O Dowdy The impressario said O'Dowdy turned As a deaf ear to this suggestion the only alternative the promoter was exploring the possibility of another tag match with Jones and his new partner against O'Dowdy and partner That tag match was the reporter's big story Wednesday night even though tne gins were given iop billing in the advance publicity You lost couldn't take the spot- Terwllgr2b Baumhltzrf Jackson3b Philadelphia ABRHO Waitkuslb 5 2 1 12 Ashburncf 4 2 12 4 14 2 Jones3b 4 0 11 Knnisrf 4 22 5 Sislerlf 5 13 1 Kamnerss PeH'grini2b 45 o110 4 a Wilberc 3 0 1 1 Robertsp H 3 0 0 Burgess c Pafkocf Jeff coat cf Sauerlf Fondylb Cusickss Schultzp MLishp Schmitzp 38 H IB 27 Totals Totals 000 000 100— 1 Chicago 203 003 lOx— 9 Philadelphia RBI— E— Sauer Hamner 4 Wilber 2 2B— Wilber 2 Pafko Ennis Pellagrin! SB — Terwilliger Sisler 3B— Burgess 2 DP— TerHamner S— Jones Roberts 30 1 3 24 and Fondy williger 1 Loser— Schultz GB 758 622 578 533 488 395 341 319 21 22 26' 29 32 15 15 Louis Pet 19 24 21 17 Boud-game- H 11 17 Wednesday's Results 2 Chicago 4 Washington Detroit 6 Boston 4 St Louis 5 New York 4 Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago AB L 31 28 26 Philadelphia St W right-hand- eight-fiftee- 6' a 8' 2 10' i 'i In Three Games Winner— Roberts (3-- 4) 3 4 0 2 4 12 3 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 Colemnrf Lollarc 3 blipton 4 Battsc 5 Sieverslf 1 Long lb 1 a 0 0 1 2 0 Marsh 3b 4 0 Bcross SuchecklP 2 0 Hoguep o o 1 0 0 a Wood jcGarver 33 5 10 27 Totals 31 4 9y25 Totals run scored yOne out when winning in 7th aFlied out for Suchecki bRan for Lollar in 8th gUe- HYorkd 5t LouTs °00h200 000 020 003--5 V 2 izzuto RBI-Br- Su- Berra own Collins 2 £m-3coT-BrowMantle Long AB RHO AB R H Carver DP-- Bo Martin 3 0 0 5 hns 3 12 1 Stanky2b Adams3b Youn'g and Long Collins Rzzuto 0 0 9 5 4 0 4 Lockmanlb 0 Ryan2b Long Cole2 10 3 and Collins Long Bero and (unassisted 5 0 0 1 Thomson If Wv'stekrf Marsh Lollar: and B man 4 1 Ferrick Klus'skilb 3 2 0 Thompsn3b 4 0111 Loser 2 5 Wmner-Ho- gue Stallcupss 4 11 Mueller rf checki New York Cincinnati 2 n - (1-- 0) Pramesac Ushercf Mer manlf cScheffing Ramsdellp aM Millan Erauttp bMeeks Peterson p Hatton3b Byerlyp Blackwellp 'Totals 4 0 0 3 11 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Darkss Westrumc 8 1 4 dRigney 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 MSyscf Ken'dyp Jonesp 0 eJorgensen 0 0 0 0 0 o! 01 0 0 31 4 5 27 Totals 32 5 6 27 (1-- 1) (4-- (1-- nnu ho' Reiserlf Strickl'dss MCulghc Chambersp aM'Guire Werlep 3 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 Sisti2b Kerrss 1 1 Marrerop Spahn p 4 0 Totals Shlil? 3 0 1 0 31 2 4 241 Kretlowp Totals ENone i 33 5 9 27 Totals Totals Fouled out for Chambers in 8th 9th bPopped out for Bell in 000 101 000—2 Pittsburgh 101 020 10x- -5 Boston E— Schent Kiner RBI— Torgeson MuMarquez eller 4 Westlake Kiner 2B— Torgeson Kiner HR— Kiner SB— Torgeson DP— Strickland Schenz and Kiner Loser— Chambers Winner— Spahn (6-31 2 534 FoxqU3B-rwin°ner-ICr- 627 30 100 20P 01X- Robertson Busby RBI-Za- rilla -4 2B — (1-- etlow Loser— Marrero (6-- 2) Detroit Boston AB TVMaflVf RHO 5 0 14 Liponss 1 Goodmanrf 4 If 0 3 Priddy2b 5 0 8 4) (3-- 10 0 0 bGUv'no 38 3 S 27 2 7 24 Totals 31 Totals aLined out for Staley in 6th 9th in bStruck out for Boyer 000 002 000—2 St Louis 020 100 OOx— 3 Brooklyn a X— Reese Campanella RBI — Campa-nellDP— 3 Rice HR — Campanella Robinson Reese to Hodges Hodges (unLoser— Winner— Branca (4-assisted Staley 1) (7-- 8) light away from that Jones-- Dowdy fracas The girls staged a iugged contest Colorful blonde JCarol Cook upset the dope by whipping the powerful Dot Dotson in straight and Miss Cook used a whip-slaof crawling back the slick-tric- k into the ring from the opposite side that she had been thrown by The latter was so Miss Dotson surprised she fell easy victim for the deciding fall O m Kryhoski 2 Cain 2 Priddy Groth Kryhoski HR-Step- hens S Priddy and —Taylor Cain Kell Priddy Ginsberg and Krvhoski n Kelt Priddy and Kryhoski Winner-CaiLoser— Taylor (8-DP— Lipon (4-- Cosily lo Sacs 3-- -- half-gam- 6-- 3 3 0 4-- Do You Remember? right-hand- er 7-- 0 3-- Semi-Pro- s Slate Two Contests Two games are scheduled tonight in the Metropolitan Baseball league at John Affleck park Heitz Heating will oppose Swift's in the first game at p m Two hours later Wasatch Lime will meet Willard Morgan downed Swift's at Morgan last night in a league an counter 14 to 7 six-thir- ty st Base on Balls Is 3-- ABRHO 3 0 10 1 3 5 Kell3b f u v 4Anno 4 1 4 Boudreauss 44 0 0 21 Wertzj-0 0 0 1 0 Stephens3b 3 12 Souch'kjrf 4 Mullinlf 113 Doer r 2b 4 3 0 0 9 Grothcf Dropolb 4 0 10 0 Glnsbergc Brooklyn t Louis aPesky 4 ABRHO MossC AB R H 4 110 Kry'skUlb 3 4 0 0 0 14 Herm'skllf 0 3 10 13 Cainp Lowreycf Taylorp a Schndnst2b 4 0 12 Thompsonlf O 00 00 03 Scrabrghp 0 0 0 0 Whitep 0 0 '4 4 0 12 Reesess 0 0 0 0 Hutchnsnp Musiallf 3 0 13 bHatfield Slaughters! 3 10 1 Snideref 36 6 13 27 4 0 0 3 Totals 31 4 6 24 4 118 Robinsn2b TniaU Joneslb 3 1 1 10 In th Johnson3b 4 0 0 0 Hodges lb for aRan Dropo 2 112 4 0 11 Furillorf bWalked for Scarborough in 9tn003- -4 Rujekss 001 000 4 0 2 7 Camp'ellac 2 114 Boston Pice e 3 0 0 1 Detroit 001 000 05x — 6 10 00 00 Cox3b suaevp o 1 0 3 0 Brancap 10 E— Keli Mullin Upon RBI— DiMag-CiaGargiola 0 0 0 0 Boyerp Stephens Goodman Williams Kell nriri'm r 73 8-- WK oj 0 Feminine softballers of Ogden from the program go to the Shriners will perform irt three games to Hospital for Crippled Children In stall juaite my pars j night at Ogden soitDau will oppose Theatre Guests St Benedict's Nurses 7 at Weber college in the opener Players of the two squads were Arp m One hour later Ogrien Deof Ted Kirkmeyer at a matguests General senal will meet Utah at the Egyptian theatre Wedinee Naval pits pot The final gameWall afternoon Last night they nesday Avenue Supply Depot against were guests of the Shriners at a Center at 9 p m J Ranch Southern Pacific defeated Para- dinner at Double Managers of the rival teams are mount Dairy 11 to 9 in the Indusoptimistic over the outcome South trial league last night Globe Mills will be gunning for victory numVehicle h Twenty-fiftRepair upset while North hopes to make one ber deGeneral 7 Depot 1 8 to and Utah five it 13 to straight feated Navy Supply Depot Manager Vernal Harris of Northfniirman nf Southern Pacific Vandersteen of Globe Mills Good- - said "I look for a sensational nineine Browrtiinning game Friday nightmatched ridge of Utah General Depot Thomas teams appear evenly of Utah General Depot and an edge on us of Navy each clouted triples Dan- South may have we feel we are for in pitching but ny Fisher struck out 12 men I look for the Utah General Depot and allowed stronger defensivelycolorful series" best game of the only two hits Summary: R E Manager Bailey Santisteven of Teams 9 7 10 South said: "We have good pitching Paramount Dairy 11 Southern Pacific I35 this year and a flock of fine hitBatteries: Crow Russell Holh-da- y ters North will also have some I Mutt Folkman good chucking A left hander Mar8 7 "3 vin Henderson may live us trouGlobe Mills' 5 ble We hope this will be the year V R Twenty-Fift- h Batteries: Taylor Coxes Stacey for us to romp home with a vic- Stocklin 13 10 z t0The outstanding performer will Utah Gen Depot 1 2 3 get an all expense trip to Chicago Naval Supply He will also receive Fisher Simmonsen in Batteries: a gold watch suitably engraved McGill Thomas compliments of the Anderson Jewelry company North will be the visiting club and South will be the home club Batting Orders anManager Vernal Harris nounced the North batting "order as follows today: Chuck Smith Ogden High third Press Associated : base By the Dick Francis Morgan High cenWalk a man and he'll beat you as Bob Feller once said and right- ter field Reese Naegle North Cache first hander Frank Nelson of the Sacramento Solons has absorbed this base wisdom the hard way Roy Nelson Ogden High second With one out in the eleventh bT)Tck a man with Wells Box Elder left field inning Nelson walked the Pacific Dick Lewis Davis High right the bases loaded in Coast league headliner at San fiCRon Diego last night thereby causing Gray Ogden High shortstop a 2 Padre victory and a restless Lee Booth Box Elder catcher pitcher night for Nelson Larry Peterson Morgan other first Santisteven of Bailey Only the fact that the Manager dedivision teams also suffered South announced his batting orfeats kept the Solons from losing der as follows: They're still on top by Gerald Tovey West second basegrounde a Monty Howard Granite shorttie by Portland broke a scoreless in the StBob Kershaw West third base collecting ix unearned runs second seventh inning to beat the Jerry Worthen Jordan High left place Seattle Rainiersa three-wa- y Los Angeles moved into rhris Ballamas Bingham right win over tie for fourth with a field j Oakland Rodger Tonneson Granite first ran its Lowly San Francisco four to straight b8Dave Hamilton South center winning streak lead in the by taking up a fourth inning and hanging on for Bill G r o 6 m e r South High a 3 conquest of the third place catcher Stars Hollywood Dale Bithell South High pitcher JT F Judges of the event will be: Dad Gimlin: Fred 'Dad' Clark Sarlo of George Wesslerj Johnny the Ogden Reds and Eddie Leishman Salt Lake Bees Tickets for the baseball classic are on sale at The Mint Bank By the Associated Press Grill Today a Year Ago— The Boston Smokery Frank and Roys are Red Sox defeated the St Louis land Keeley's A few boxs seats B 11 Gai-le- y Browns 29-- 4 piling up the highest still available at Keeley of the Ogden Shrine club rescore made by a modern major team ports league Five Years Ago— Red Barrett of the St veteran Louis Cardinals blanked the Philone hit— adelphia Phillies — on — — a single uj Ten Years Ago— Brooklyn lost to i: dui wu ii naCincinnati tional league lead as St Louis dropped a doubleheader to New York in the Elks Stata Golf la auhduled at El Twenty Years Ago— Jimmy Foxx i Play1 Lefty !Monte hit twe homers to back up Boston at 12 o clockFriday starting Stu GroveVlOth victory as the White anC Professional noon Red Sox whipped the Detroit pounced today Tigers The tournament win dc a meow A hole in one connlay event The test will also be featured course will be closed to other play Fribetween 12 noon and' 4 p m ' '" day — The 7 NEW YORK June (AP) Va -- Holly Mima winner of the Preakness Bold will 160RICHMOND outpointed Otis Washington Belmont not run in the $100000 161 Philadelphia Gttbam stakes on June 18 mid-Augu- Cleveland Fhilsdelphia ABRHO AD " HO 1 4 5 0 3 2 Avila2b Joostss 13 1 HBooness 0 5 Falnn 0 2 Limmerlb 4 0 01 122 Dobycf l Easterlb 4 2 Zerniallf 1 o 3 1 1 2 Rosen 3b 1 i Philleycf 1 Majeski3b 43 0 2i 20 Chapmnlf 2 2 Ken'dvrf Suder2b 6 0 4 0 0 6 Tebbettsc 0 0 0 Tiptonc 0 0 0 aNeilsen 4 Kellnerp 0 10 Chakalesp 0 0 0 JLemonp 0 0 0 I aWalked for Ramsdell in 6th WbHegan bFlied out for Erautt in 8th cGrounded out for Merriman In 8th 33 3 7 27 Totals 27 9 4 9th 36 dRan for Westrum in Totals in TeDucits for eGrounded out for Jones in 91h aRan 100 000 103—5 °" Cincinnati 000- -4 hhflC0khiaUt 030m 022 000 000 — 4 New York 010 100 100--3 — Ramsdell ThompE Stanky Kennedy Chak-al2 Joost son Dark RBI — Wyrostek Mays 2 Mu- C1£!No"ne HBI-Mi- eskt Suder Kennedy 2- Beller 2 Stallcup Scheffing —Hatton 2 Chapman S Stanky 2B— Stallcup HR— Mays Lock-ma- n Mays DP— Thompson Stanky and Loser— Cnakales (2-Dark Stanky and Loekman '2) Statikv Dark and Loekman Winner-Peter- son Loser— Kennedy Chicago nrxhinrton An An r n 1 Pav 2h 4 111 Boston 3 0 Yost3b Pittsburgh 3 0 0 1 O' H O AB B 3 0 0 3 Stewartlt AB R H Coanlf 4 111 4 113 Norencf 4 1 1 5 Minoso3b 4 0 1 2Marauezcf Schenz2b 0 0 11 3 0 1 3 0 0 8 Robinsonlb Met'vichcf 4 0 0 4 Olmolf Vernon lb 2 113 32 Robtsonrf 4 0 0 3 Zarillarf 3 0 0 7 Torgesnlb Bellrf 4 115 3 0 0 0 Busby cf Mich'ls2b bCasfiona 10 0 05 Elliott 3b 1 1 4 0 1 3 Car'souelss 34 00 14 4 3 3 Gordonrf Kiher Jb Dentess o 4 1 1 Masic Westlke3b 4 0 1 0 Muellerc Guerrac 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 e ceremonies will start at seven forty-fiv- e p m North and South baseballers engaged in two spirited drills each at Affleck park Wednesday Each team drilled under the lights last night as final preparation for the Pre-gam- ' Louis AB RHO 4 0 2 1 4 Delsing cf 0 0 3 3 Young 2b Woodltnglf Rizzutoss Hmwn16 M Doug d3b D'Mag'ocf Berrac Collins lb Mantlerf Bauer jrt Martin2b Ost'skip Ferrickp Sanfordp t-- Ladies Perform 14V 17 18 St t New York AB R H O er — '4'i Thursday's Schedule Washington at Chicago New York at St Lou" might) Boston at Detroit inightl Philadelphia at Cleveland (night) Results St Louis 2 New York 4 Cincinnati Philadelphia 9 Chicago2 I Boston 5 Pittsburgh 6-- J Chicago SVi New York Boston 6 6Vj Cleveland ' £ Detroit 7 Washington Thursday's Schedule Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston Wednesday's Brooklyn 7 1951 Elks GoU Joust j Booked Friday Bold to Pass Up Belmont Stakes ' |