Show ' ! - Boston Red Sox Now in Second Position EapzsE'ifM'niniiii SEj Ul ' 2 Seallle HoIds Lead in Coast League BEJSSiJ!! National League 2 Sullivan Blasts Two Pro Battles Prescott Sullivan sports columnist of the San Francisco Examiner takes pot shots at the upcoming Jersey Joe SAN FRANCISCO July 9 (UP) Walcott-Ezzar-d Charles and Joe Louis-CesBrion fistic The Pacific Coast league Bag chase — — — 'shaping up like television's battles R MONDAY EVENING ar Dag-m- event is schedThe uled for the Cow Palace in San Francisco late in July or ear' August Tif f over Prescott: "Perhaps it's because we're not as bright as most boys our age but in any ease we'll be switched St we can make any sense of what's afrteg on in the boxing game why for example is Exzard Charles the incumbent heavy weight champion defending his title against Jersey Joe Walcott on the 18th of this month' "Isn't there any one else Charles can fight? Ezzard the Gizzard already has beaten old Joe twice and it there were seems any call for him to do it again it that it should have been killed off when Walcott lost to Rex Layne "Equally mystifying te us at iravt Is the Jee "Louis-CesBrion set to slated to be held in Cow Palace July 39 ar" Au Can there possibly be any demand for this one? And if so who in heck started it? If the fight has any appeal ft ig only on the side of Louis The old Brown Bomber is worth seeing we suppose but why does it have to be against Brion? "It will occur to many people UN here is where they came in Only last November in Chicago Louis whipped Brion in what was generally described as a slow ttgnt How then is Louis advancing-hicomeback campaign by taking on some one he's already licked? "Promoters of the return match are mistaken if they think citizens in this area are not acquainted with The what happened in Chicago news services reported it fully and if 'memory serves it was also covered by radio and television "In view of these facts backers of the Cow Palace bout cannot hope to represent Brion as a fighter with to win and the sound a chance real funny when they start talking in terms of a sellout crowd and a "gate" of around $90000 "The first time around when no one knew for sure how it would come out Louis and Brion grossed only $47420 Why should they be expected to do more than twice that now that the script has been revealed "As we say a lot of this stuff is beyond our understanding That's why we're asking so many quesLouis-Brio- n ar 1 ' s tions" fpai'lgTId Bite KLO and the Intermountain netal I 1 ar and later served the Cincinnati Reds He held the American league batting crowns in 1921 1923 1925 and 1927 He started his broadcasting career in 1934 Logan and Salt Lake City will eaea feature basketball gaaaea rs between the A and B in Shrine officials August today Logan's game is sated for August 15 and the Salt Lake game on August 17 The decision to hold two basketball games came after officials of the Shriners organization talked with John Roning of Utah State Romng is enthusiastic over the game in Logan Northern Utah nrens in the bas ketball classic are: Lee Boothe Box Elder Cordell Brown South Cache: Don Budee Weber Bart Johnson North Cache and Dean Peterson Logan Ogden Reds return to the home orchard Tuesday night for a three game series against the PocateUo Cardinals Russell 'Stub' Hardy third baseman of the Ogden Gunners of the Northern Utah league back in the early twenties will visit Ogden Wednesday en route to Detroit and Oklahoma City Stub is now one of Los Angeles standout attorneys If you plan a trip to San Francisco via Reno we suggest you travel over the desert during the early evening and night It was 123 at Knolls Utah when we returned JU from the coast last week-en- d and that is plenty hot ' All-Sta- an-nonn- SnndV 13 15 481 459 435 413 40 44 IS 15' j 18 scheduled Kult- - ' 8-- 2-- 4 JajflKfc- - AB RHO 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 Stsnkyb Darkss Laaanss Jethroecf Taiiiailt Gordon 3b s S 1 1 SfatahalUf St Claire AB 4 Nichols p Chipmanp MmtqmmM Sistib 0 aSetoes KartM!d2b bSpahn Kerr Cola Cooper r 123 Spej-ce- r w 49 47 45 44 IV 39 39 39 33 34 38 31 44 SO 4 23 53 rttiht-hande- d ll Pet GB 818 H" aas a 808 579 473 12 18 413 377 397 6-- lf m 33 0 0 0 Koalop Meaday's Schedule No games scheduled a - ' f u'!- American League Chicago BOston 3 3 0 1 New York 4 111 Cleveland 9 0 0 Detroit 0 0 9 Washington 9 3 1 Philadelphia 0 0 0 St Loins 0MaaiP 2 p 0 0 5 Westrumc 1 He was rated just a o out- and the Sox took l:u n a trade simply because his long-bahitting might be tailor-mad- e for the short Fenway-Parleft field fence The fruits of that hunch were blooming today however Fnriav Vollmer batted in two runs with a triple as the Sox beat Hie Ys: kees 2 Saturday he smashed a grand-slahomerun as the Sox beat the Yanks 10-- 4 and yesterthe series sweep day he two-rucompleted n as his homer put the Sox ahead for an eventful 3 win That upped the Sox to second down to place bounced third and only the failure of a ninth inning Browns' rallyagainst the White Sox kept the Bostons from going into first The White Sox needed three pitchers in the ninth to save their 4 win Boston now has won six straight and 11 last 15 Cleveland meanwhile kept only four games out of first with 3 and wins over Detroit on Larry Ooby'ss extra-base- s barrage while by Connie Mar-rer- o and Sid Hudson gave Washington a 1 and 2 sweep over the A Brooklyn stepped out eight and a half games in front of the National league race when Jackie Robinson's 10th inning homer beat the Phils 4 while Sid Gordon's 10th inning homer beat the Giants for the Braves 5 The Pirates beat the Cards 2 then lost to 8 them while the Cubs and Reds were rained out Yesterday's star — Larry Doby of tilt Indians He hit two homers titple and a double to drive in tlx runs as the Indians swept a doubleheader from the Tigers 3 and 10-- 2 so-s- 110 o0 0 0 3 5 Mueller! 1 SleSchenz 8 0 Thomson sf 0 0 Tberopsn3b 0 2 dHartgun c RHO 5 0 2 3 0 0 1 3 1 3 13 aillaysef 4 Irvinlb "NEW YORK July 9 (UP)— A trade wind blew the Red Sox into second place in the American league today one game out of first It was no great deal when the Sox got Clyde Vollmer from the Senators last year ' New Ysrk I uEUBBSS&& S4 486 as 4i 34 30 31 GB 58 544 533 Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 4 (10 Boston 8 New York 5 (10 innins ) Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 9 Cincinnati at Chicago postponed rain Something Different saMaBSHBasHBBKfaBssaWKaK'- Pet 38 8 10 30! 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ABRIi Of Nasfell Bill Eccles 45 George Nas- san Diego aa so 41 jy2 909 9 Borowyp FuriTlbjrf 75 0 0 3 IWaitkuslb ' S 0 3 10 fell' 42 Two are on the schedule 1 ItAshburn (£ 8 Beeaese I 33 3 9 37 in the games 38 8 11 37 Totals Totals d 4 10 2 Jones'! h singles — Johnny Sessions Snider cf baseball Metropolitan e 7th Trout Lined in for out 25 Earl Miller Jim Warner 24 Robinson2b 5 12 4 Ennisrf at Affleck park this eveningleague Hill fFouled out for Prlddy in 7th 8Brownlf Kodaclb S01 Gene McLain 23 Lynn Merrill 103 000 500—8 Field meets Swift's at 6:30 p m Cleveland 4 2 3 ?Hamherss Camp'ellae Niles Jones Paul 000 003 099—3 Detroit Larry Merrill pgden Ford Sales will meet Wa111 0 Pel'grini2b Bridgeab E— Evers RBI — Easier 3 Doby 3 satch Nasfeu 22 Gien null zo Kicnara Reichler Joe Lime in the second game at Thorn paonU 5 0 3 3 WUberc By 3 3B— Weru Rosen Doby Upon 8:30 p m This same nromised Hegan Nasfell 19 3 0 1 1 Church n Co3b to DP— 3B— HR— SB— Werti Avila Doby 25-bi— 2 0 0 llKonstantyp DETROIT July 9 (AP) — Baseball's top players as- Walkere Johnny Ses- By the Associated Press handicap be contested Easter and Stfrnwetss Boone Lipon hotly Roeo sions 24 Chuck Hoisington 23 Winner— Wynn and Kryhoski - 9 0 8 llBfeyerp Prlddy 9! Morgan turned back Swift's last (8-Loser— Trucks S4U Today a year ago —Dick Attle-se- y sembling for tomorrow's all-st- ar game between the National aPafko Glen Hull Lynn Merrill Jim War9 8 0 9 bTsrwilgr night back of the steady pitching er of California ran the Second game: ner 22 Frank Warner 21 0 0 0 0 business with pleasure cSdwards Newcmbep 309 419 39— l$M 1 of Peterson 12 to 2 Tucker sparked Cleveland high hurdles in :135 at Helsinki to and American leagues will combine 10 10 000 000 30— 3 7 9 the winners --with four hits Detroit e — — - PaHcap set a world's record 0 0 0 0 Even while Managers Eddie — (Called end of eight innings dartusaaa)Heitz Heating nosed'out Willard Five years ago — Joe Louis signed Sawyer of the National and Casey defeated Kingp NewhousTebbetts Garcia and White 4-- 3 in the other game 9 to 8 Tucker in 14 the Americans to defend his heavyweight title 41 4 11 30 er Stuart Borowy Trout and Robinson ToUta 41 8 12 30! Totals of Heitz Heatinc blasted five hits SIT LOUIS July 9 (AP)—Four against Tami Mauriello in the Yan- Stengel of the American are an innings last year have never won a Ran for Roe in 7th kin five trips First game: St Louis Cardinal minor league kee stadium September 18 bRan for Pafko in 7th nouncing their starting pitchers two in a row Summaries: Fhttadelehla) teams unleashed a tremendous cDoubled for Newcombe In 9th Wlmtagiea Ten years ago — Bob Feller won and batting orders player repre-senativAlso the Americans have won Brooklyn 1 : ABRHO Swift's 909 911 191 -- S Swift's show of power recently They his 17th victory of the season as 1 0 Yost3b 0 9 3 16 clubs for the in 4 Joostss AB HO A! 0—4 of 100 931 11 all AB H O Ax waa Philadelphia every odd year No game scored 50 runs to their opponents' Cleveland edged the Philadelphia 1 o 3 9 18 D Francis cf 6 1 5 0 StCoanlf Valorf l Cbnnolly2b — Hamner Reese Wtlber RBI— 5 1 3 3 E first time will sit down with the played in 1845 14 — on the same day Goldsboro Athletics 3-- 2 1 3 4 M 4 0 Ham-3iNorencf 13 8 11 3Feulk3b 9 1 9 3 Campanalla3 Roese Ftirillo Edwards Philleyef 4 3 0 Zerniallf Vernonlb 8 0 11 3 Sommers2b common 2 4 18 1 117 discuss Waitkus to Brown owners blasted Greenville 15-- 2 Allentown Ha3Ballifsa Church Robinson probTwenty years ago—Walter Berra pulled a back muscle last 2B— Ash burn Church Edwards HR — Fainlb 10 Melerf 3 0 3 1 Nealcf c 8 Tucker 4 0 3 13 1 Winston-Salelambasted York lf-- 5 gen took the lead at the halfwav lems are the of 1 4 0 Many 0 3 0 delegates Verbless 3 RobHitchc'k3b a 3 8 01 Dixonlf week Carrasquel suffered spike Campanalla Reese Church Brown OiNeedhamlf 3 8 9 0 belted Greensboro 13-- 2 and point of the Canadian open golf members of the all-st- ar 2 3 3 0 0 0 Dente2b 8 11 Porterrf DP— Jones Jones: and Majcski3b 11 cast Wilber inson OJBosgieterrf 4 9 19 wound DiMaggio pulled a leg Pellagrini 4 0 0 4 St Joseph whipped Salina 11-- 5 tournament with a score of 136 0Guerrae 3 19 9 and Waitkus Cox Robinson aLimmer Detroit' Freddie Hutchinson muscle All 0 0 0 3 9 1 — (2-8 3 12 O Neilsonc 3 9 0 1 Loser Suder3b Blchlb and Hodges Winner Palica 3ISarrerop played yesterday and — American league player represeno 1 4 2 (3-4 3 0 3 3 9 1 Tiptonc l!Boycep Konstanty 3 0 0 0 3 1 tative is a candidate for starting were expected to see action to0 3 9 9 9 Kellnerp Stewarip OjzHogue btfoses 199 99 99 zRodes honors Stengel however is ex- morrow Berra and Carrasquel 19 89 9 Coleman p pected to name either Ned Gerver are on the starting team cClark 34 7 37 9 19 9 9 Totals 48087 8! Totals or SouthSt Louis right-handxBatted for' Nelson in 0th New 37 34! own York 1 of his 3 39 9 Ed 34 Totals 1 Totals Batted for Pope in 9th 1 paw Lopat Score by innings: aStruck out for Majeski in 8th Don Newcombe Yankees big out 7th for Kellner in bGrounded 090 039 313—13 12 3 right-handi is expected Brooklyn cLined out for Coleman in 9th 011 099 990— 3 7 4 to be Sawyer's selection The rest 001—1 000 000 Summary: MILWAUKEE July" 9 (UP) — FhUadclphia of the lineup is already set by a 300 000 oox— 3 3 Tucker 3 Porter 2 Rich Washington E — Yost RBI— Mele Verble Dents M France Fmilk Boyce D Francis vote of over 4000000 fans Stan Bielat genial truck driver Western International League WP— Vaio Valo 38—Eernial Sommers Wright E—Foulk D Fljm ls Tipton The game is assured of a sellout from Yonkers N Y tees off to- atarrero (9-Vancouver 3-- 3 Tacoma 2-- 4 SP— Kellner (5-Neilson Connolly 2 Baliif f Connolly of some 52000 The receipts are 0-on the first round of his deSB— Dewey Sommers Dixon 3BB — Spokane 6-- 1 Salem S 2-day alto Sisoooo approach expected Tuoker a PB — Neilson 1 SO —Pttssaen Victoria 3 Yakima 7 Second game: links of national the fense public for Tri-Cithe 909 910 010—3 7 3 ready pigeonholed player ty Bryve 8 Stewart 2 BOB — Peteraea) 8 Wenatchee 2 Philadelphia 200 030 sox— a paBgb 7 Stewart L Usaatres — Agricola golf championship Washington pension fund The same fund also International League Scheib Hooper Kueah Coleman and east Wtese T— 19 The stocky defending champion gets the 86000000 television fee Ottawa 8-- 2 Syracuse 2-- 0 was expected to have little trouble Astro th Hudson and Kluttz for the next six world series and I Willard Beits Besjjjgg) " all-st- ar Buffalo 14 Rochester 3 in his first match against Bill games I AB h o Lsais AB A! St U Chlcata It S 4 a Montreal wide Fen wick of Detroit but Springfield The players do not wish to a Li A Woodvattcf 6 110 Woodsrf A! ABHO ABHO top-ratToronto 5 Baltimore 2 4 0 3 4 CBarker2b 9 2 1 1 Tucker cf 9 9 0 0 4 13 4:Young2b open field of at least a dozen change that but want a bigger Dlllgerb 3 13 9 Ldwevss 9 3 0 9 9 0 3 3 0 0 0 (t Vpttm 55 contenders will offer tough Dobsonp slice of the world series gate re- American Association 1 19 1 fi Coleman If 1 2 4 8 4 Woodl'dc 0 0 0 OSimpsonlb 119 final Rotblattp 0 0 9 OBattsc competition before Saturday'scourse ceipts Under the present division 5 13 1 4 14 3 EllswoodIf Columbus 11-- 3 Toledo 6-- 4 4 11 0 Bdson3b Alomap Deer on Brown the of series receipts the commissionrounds 3-1 4-- 6 4 9 3 9 Weilsrf 3 9 3 3 4 0 3 tWoodrf 10 0 Nelson 2b Louisville Indianapolis 7 field teed Fox2b Most of the 210-ma- n er's office gets the first 15 per 4 119 D Ba i k e r lb 5 3 3 3 Tim rm nc 8 3 3 3 Delsingcf 210 Minneapolis 4-- 1 Kansas City 2-- 4 off over the rugged rolling course Minosorf 3 3 1 1 119 Goodelllb 3 011 OfGretva 9 3 3 9 9 9 Arftlb cent Sixty per cent of the balRobinsonlb 13 Milwaukee 6 Paul St 3 9 5 2 9 17 4 Wrightp 9 9 9 9 Graserp bGarvcr le round of the Lenhardtlf 81 0110 in the first ance from the first four games only 2 4 13 4 9 Marsh rib 19 9 0 Morgeson Pacific Coast League six-d- ar match-pla- y grind today Baker 3b goes to the players 4 12 0 Byrne p cf 1199 91 Totals 40 10 37 181 Totals 431837 9 who drew byes Busby Seattle 11-- 2 San Francisco 8--3 Forty-si- x Hutchinson pointed out that the golfers 3 0 5 i aWahl 19 Niarhose 9 9 San Diego 6-- 6 Oakland 2 Score by tnalaas will join the play tomorrow winning share last year was roughCar'squelss 43 3 2 Mafioney p 19 1 9 339 999 oir-- 3 u 3 9 Hons Two other former chamoions Picrccp 10 OjcLoUar Portland 5--0 Hollywood 2-- L ly 85700 Back in 1824 the win999 999 199— 910 1 Willard If 0 3-- 4 Stewart 7-- 7 110 Los Angeles were in the running—Bob Clark Sacramento ning slice was $5900 He said the Summarv: winner and Anof St Paul dollar of 1924 was worth more than Southern Association H— Woods Tucker Simpson g Timmer-ma- n 34 7Z71JI 391337 4 Totals Totals 1939 — Woodyatt of Szwedko 1851 drew of Woodland D Barker the dollar aGrounded out for Byrne ia Sot Pittsburgh Nashville 12-- 7 Little Rock 7-— and ootn were conBdson SB —Ed ion Grey Tucker bWalked for Arft in 9th Grey The players also were anxious titleholder 5-- 1 New Orleans Birmingham sidered worth watching cHit into double play for Mahoney Wells Graser Simpson 3BH— Woodyatt for the owners to name a succes5 W— Wright 2BH — Tim merman in 9th Gray sor to A B (Happy) Chandler 2-- 3 Loser —Graser SO — Graser 9 Wright 9 1 Score by innings: Atlanta Mobile who will vacate the commissioner's 100 200 110—5 Simpson l BOB — Graser 3 Wright 8 Chicago Memphis 14-- 7 Chattanooga 8--1 093 199 000—4 Umpires — Weise Acricola T— St Louis Office next Sunday have Texas They — 2 Feat RBI-F- ox E Niarhos Dillinger League come to regard the commissioner's Batts Carrasquel Lenhardt Marsh office as the great protector of Dallas 6 Fort Worth 0 Robinson Dillinger 2B— Carrasquel their interests Oklahoma City 8 Tulsa 7 (12 in3BH— Dillinger Marsh Deising The owners however are not nings) Arft HR— Lenhardt DP — Batts to Marsh to Arft Carrasquel to Marsh 3 4 Young Houston Beaumont expected to name a commissioner SALT LAKE CITY July 9 (UP) Fox to Robinson toBB— Pierce L Byrne for some time They are content Shreveport 6 San Antonio 4 Panter 1 of Rotblatt 1 SO— Pierce 3 Dayton 3 Mahoney Middleweight to let the game be governed by Western 1 Co2 HO— Pierce 8 in "7 Welch of meets Rotblatt Idaho Byrne League Jimmy 1 in 1 Rotblatt 0 in l the executive council until they Aloma BILLINGS Mont July 9 (AP) 7-- 1 a main Dobson Ohio lumbus in Colorado Denver 4 3 Springs 3 in 0 in feel they are sure they have found 2-- 8 Mahoney 9 in 5 Joe Cotant of PocateUo Be cool Byrne this summer-- by is among event here tonight Winner— Fox HBP— Byrre the right man Welch is one of the few fight Pierce Dillinger the topflight shooters expected to 8-4 Wichita 0 Loser- - Manoney lO- -l Pueblo Although hamperP! fey Injuries enter the 57th annual Montana ers who have whipped Panter since Lincoln 13 Sioux City 6 to Catcher Yogi Berta and 's OutThe state trapshoot here July 12-1- 5 he turned Des professional at Moines Omaha slacks exclusive postponed fielder Joe DiMaggio of the Yan- rain Mayf last important fight was Cotant is vice president of the Hpisinqton Shares Trap Honors With Sessions 25-bi- rd ofe -- 9) Mad-dern'- : 25-bir- Do You work will carry a play by play and color of the annual American-Nationgame at Deleague All-Stat eleven- troit Tuesday starting ' f I Ie p tt Len Allen conductor of the Dawnbusters program over KLO for many months is back at tlte old stand Len was given a medical discharge from the U S marines Mad Carver of the St Louis Browns and Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia Phillies will draw starting mound assignments in the All-Stgame at Detroit Tuesday Harry Heilman former star of the Detroit Tigers and broadcaster of Detroit baseball games for I? seasons died at Detroit today He was 56 years of age He ar played the outfield for Detroit for 15 seasons No games JULY 9 1851 ar two weeks ago looked today like a battle-wor- n fighter — not much at the top but a load at the middle and bottom The days when any one of five or six teams was within striking distance of first place have ended Now it's Seattle on top by four games Hollywood second and take your pick among the also rana The tired Sacramento Solons who set the pace at the halfway mark have killed themselves off and trail Seattle in third place by it)' games Oakland the defending champion practically withdrew from competition with the sale of Bert Haas to the Chisox and Earl Rasp to the New York Giants Seven straight losses to Seattle banished the Oaks from contention And when they dropped a twin bill to impotent San Diego yesterday all Emeryville cried in shame The Padres won the opener 6 to 3 behind swift Sam Jones' four-h- it chucking One of the smallest San Diego Sunday crowds in history 3145 saw the Pads take the nightcap 6 to 2 on Clarence double and Bobby Wilson's single s In other Seattle won from San Francisco 11 to 8 and then lost 3 to 2 to bonus sprout Ed Cereghino Portland whipped Hollywood 5 to 2 and then Hollywood nipped Portland 1 to 0 and Los decisioned Sacramento 7 Angeles to 3 and 7 to 4 e The Rainiers' win from the Seals was a laden affair But in the second tilt the biggest Seal crowd of the year 14535 watched the $50000 Cherub make good He gave up seven hits in seven panels walked one struck out one and amazed all with his mound aplomb The Kid's win stopped Seattle after nine straight successes The Standings W L Pet GB 64 42 604 —— Seattle W L S 50 43 36 40 35 38 3S Brooklyn New York St Lows Gtacasnaii Philadelphia Boston fTikias'i Pittsburgh Four Teams Bunched in 1951 ' American League Race Yankees Drop Back lo Third 6-- 6-- to 9-- uto Ris-XUt- 4) Ford Sales to Test Wasatch 8) 5) American Leaguers Favored In Annual Game Tuesday Player Problems on Agenda Lime Tonight 1 Remember? lit rd 9) 110-met- '8900 Form Power Revealed es vs90O till m litt 3) 7) COOL! Stan Bielat to Defend Title er Minor Results er J8p!wi on Comfortable! 9) 5-- rt Stylish! t ed -- 18-ho- 3-- : 4t0 Mayfair 10 ' 2-- 3-- Slacks Billy Sneddon on Fistic Program Mi-no- Cotant to Enter Montana Program 10-rou- and comfortable U wearing air's Ida-hoan- kees and Shortstop Chico Carras-quof the Chicago White Sox the American leaguers ruled a 5 favorite to gain their 18th victory Long Schedule in 18 classics CDfCINNATl July 8 — Cincinnati Hunch players pointed out that the Nationals who will play 11 football games this fail el Featuring neat new weaves and - ' tk ::£ lS pat-ter- ns ggeL and styled in the Mayfair man 7-- against Joey Arthur of Chicago and Panter scored an impressive win Ogden's Billy Sneddon tops the preliminary card in an eight-roun- d bout ner which means the tops in fit wear style and comfort They're the coolest 'fjj: :'JS &J M gggggflB- MtS? W i From 4 COMPANY INC OGDENJ V UTAH Amateur Trapshooting Association of America Nearly 300 gunners from more than 25 states and Canada are expected to vie for $3600 in cash SUN VALLEY Ida July 9 (UP) awards plus numerous trophies Spokane's S N Chapman brought the Sun Valley Handicap trapshoot to a close yesterday with a twin Pilots Release 2 win AND OSe0 en thing on two legs! Chapman Wins Two Trap Titles Chevrolet Co Browning 2626 Washington Boulovard Ball Players Firing from 21 yards Chapman shattered 93 out of 100 claybirds BOISE July 9 (AP) — Pitcher in tiie Sun Valley handicap and 99 out of 100 in the Challenger handi- Wayne Richards and Outfielder Ernie Demattei have been released cap by the Boise Pilots of the Pioneer Chapman thus carried off the league Richards won four and lost ten Sports Afield magazine trophy for the last place Pilots this sea- which is awarded for high gurr in son Demattei has been on the both events " disabled list ' Ann Christie a Larke The relcasestnade room for Nick Utah girl captured second place DeLuca who comes from Yuma of International in the Challenger handicap with 97 the Southwestern A third baseman DeLuca league and Floyd Sargent of Weiser Ida was purchased from Amarillo of took third place after a shoot-of- f Mexico league the West Texas-Neof a tieing 96 with Mike Wayland He had been at Yuma on option Wash Kan and Marvin Driver Neola Iowa The of the whole meet Quick Change Artist was Phil Miller of Reno Nev who CLEVELAND July 9 (API — racked up a 575 out of 600 during Mickey Moore a lefthanded bowler the four-da- y his bowling hand meeting recently injured aargent also was awarded the But being a bowling enthusiast he weans tronnv because he was tried his rioht arm at the came the high Idaho gunner in the Chal- - His first scores with his starboard arm were 233 187 and 164 lenger handicap i w top-sh- ot |