Show r m S:--U-"0-- ''::9'h Mo "' W&k ' C'tf: V"Ryy:'vv:p' y V'r" y :V rv v- - y yyyyy iv yl! y'yWH:-v- THE OGDEN (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- 3B Reds Cardinals Open New Series Tuesday Rocky Marciano Predicts BOISE ng 8-- Pocatello Wins Twin Bill On Home Field Hyp I c er 1 D 2-- 7-- Mo-onf- 1 Tr Green-WO- Har-tts- aa Left— salt Lake City 14 alette GrOSS HR — Peterson HO — Mo- - Gallup Moore 11 ER —Greenwood 3 Serrano 8 SO — teawjr 4 tn 34 3 Tierney 3 In 8 8 3 BBSO 4 Serrano 4 BB— groan — SHrseBwoed Moroni J Tierney S 3 Gross wood 8 Serrano IS WP Serrano B--S HP— 8 g Gross Tierney Moroney err a no T— 2:54 A— 883 Kaoke by Gross DP —Messina to Pads-et- t to Lamb Padgett to Lamb Bukowatz to Goff Trower to Bukowatz to Goff tajf Ogden B Twin Falls 3 A— 964 T 2-- 1-- — Schoendienst Hits First Home Run aas Oklahoma Gals in Softball Rout wd Before an overflow the Downtown Chevrolet Queens of Oklahoma gave the local Weber College Coeds a lesson in the art of softball as they ran up a 23 to 1 score in the feature game Of the aoftball show Saturday night at the local park Jmher-Hes- s tallied twice in the fifth to eke out a 2 to 1 win over the strong Salt Lake City Street Department in the opener Utah General Depot swung the balance of the victory scale in favor of the Ogden teams with an 11 to 4 pasting of the youthful Kingdon Sheet Metal of Salt Lake City A case of jitters hit the college girls as they error ed on pop ups and ordinary ground balls to make the Queens' run getting an easy chore Eva Jo Severs hit a home run and a single to lead the visitors at the plate Alma Wilson gave a demonstration of why she is acclaimed as one of the truly great softball pitchers of the nation as she struck ' out three straight batters in the seventh the only inning she saw mound duty Comas leadoff hitter for Salt Lake Streets smacked one of Cherofferings over the right field ry's wall to put his club Out in front until the fifth when three hits and an error accounted for the c-- Juy 9 (UP)'— It wasn't until yesterday that Red Schoendienst of the Cardinals hit his first home run of the year but he made his debut fancy In the sixth inning of the secPITTSBURGH -- 600 ond game against the Pirates he hit a homer with no one on base Then in the next inning he changed it about a bit — he! hit a homer with one man on base left-hand- ed right-hand- 30 Blows ed on Back Nine 9 (AP) — Mai NEW YORK July Galetta St Albans amateur who won the North and South amateur atjPinehurst N C in 1844 recently set a new record for the back nine holes at the North Hills Golf club Dotiglaston He shot seven birdies and two pars for a seven under par 301 He went out in 35 He missed bv one stroke ttie course record of 84 wnicn ne set a few years ago ABHO A ABHOA 4 18 3tfehurmsss 3 13 4 4 3 1 0iCrmich-:2Huffcf Angeloness 4 0 2 2VHeuitcf 4 18 2iAnaniatflf Elliottlb 3 0 3 fJMMenib Pryor r 0 AaMord 2b f Stoops If Barone 3b lber 1 Comiskeyc Neighborsrf 12 Beiaser3b 10 0 Olasinp 3 00 0 4 2 1 NEW YORK July 9 (AP) — If the roan pacer White Mountain Boy never does anything else he will still be remembered as the first horse to hold track records simultaneously at both New York City trotting tracks— Roosevelt Raceway and Yonkers The stallion established the track record at Roosevelt last year with a mile in 200 35 This season he did a 202 45 mile at Yonkers for a record five-year-o- FOR BARGAINS 25 Moscyito Heed Nets 28 3 ffo$: 25 19 Rays flsMisg Raais Says' Mkhas Saab Canvas Fishinf Rod Covsrt Canvas Fishing Croats Canvas Water Sags Canvas Wator Swkats I Cantaaw 149 35 29 49 i 10 Cnwtaaa Covar life-Sav- or stands out ! 49 49 99 Army Masifeil lorge Frying Sam Heavy Stool GriSs WnXf 1 Burner Gasalina Slova sMaxa Deal lube lira Sabs Cork Ring Navy Kapok Ufa Jrasarvors used Submarino Ufa Vast CO--2 Cartrtdgos Heavy Rubber RoaH Stroomlinsd Matal Stag Tanks far Making Soots Rubber Softs wMl SaelS Armpit Wasfora light wogiht Thi one I Bug Bombs Sen Too Cromo FtfJl Goff Spear G MacNAUGHTON'S is mellower more pleasing to the taste 898 98 149 149 280 08 ! imported anadiam fyii&ty SCHENIEY IMPORT L E N D CORPORATION SSS MIW PROOF YORK N Y er v 7-- : i EXCHANGE ? E - fl 8H Saving the Middleman's Profit I All Summer Goods Drastically Reduced "for Quick Clearance r 1 IftftQnl Monthly Pay v : LOOK AT THESE VALUES now 2 3 8 5 TROPICAL SUITS Crease-Resista- Fabrics nt Reduced From $35 SUMMER SLACKS aa 100 ALL-WOO- L Solid Colors L Were $2450 GABARDINE PANTS t LEISURE COATS Zipper Front Weather Sealed STRAW HATS Complete Range of Shs SWIM TRUNKS Mw MOW $688 C $ ajw PsOW $11 OJJ C $1095MUW SPORT COATS Gabarrfina ittSafkskin Tropical Weights Values to 498 SUNDAYS sledge-hamm- TIRES O5 Reduced to 3100 Washington Blvd end Sunset Store and Warehouse One Milo North of Clearfield on ' Highway 91 coah-ter-pun-ch Never before so early in the slimmer have we found it necesCREDIT sary to drastically reduce summer merchandise Although it is in the heart of the season we must move a $75000 stock foatoaaasBaeer overstocked ourselves and manufactured Frankly we have Vz 8 y more merchandise than was required The selling season has not been up to our expectations therefore room must be made for new Fall stocks This is a very fortunate condif lion for yon the good people of Ogdene a a who have been our staunch customers ioi over 30 years WHITE PAINT OPIN EVENINGS Factory to You ALL-WOO- WAR SURPLUS In order to belt out Layne Sat Utah Rocky has been concentiaj what trainers Charley Goldman and Al Columbo call ihe sledgehammer punch Becky's "sledgehammer is a it g looping right to the chin a lead but as a jK iised as when an opponent abaots a straight right at !Wk heart Young Layne has taken - a leaf from the book of Gene Tu ney and made the right to the heart his No 1 weapon kfarir c 57 rounds of sparring in preparation for Layne Rocky Knocked several sparmates groggy whh ima the to nail him with heart tikay tried punches N'e vert lie less Rocky was a 5 underdog in the betting today because his punching prowess has demonstrated been generStTry aaainst opponents inferior-- to those met iSpj?? Layne has 2126 Washington Blvd than ever 79 BUCK'S MacNAUGHTON'S Jo£ - Earlier before 798 49S 898 149 Lowest Prkae aa Coovos Donsg TenH Tarps HoystOOk Covers OTC tSB 10000 Other Rorgomsl that's wiiy it's so extra pleasing The swarthy stocky muscular slugger from Brockton Mass promised today to answer that question explosively Thursoay night with a knockout victory over Rex Layne at Madison Square Garden "I won't call the round but 111 take him out as soon as possible ' said the rather handsome Italian with the crisp curly black hair If he turns that trick the atagf See who learned to punch iififat water in a swimming pool will have achieved his 31st knockout in 36 commercial bouts And he also will have practically assured himself a title fight within the next six months a Marciano loafing on the boat dock at the Long Pond Inn declared "I'm tired of hearing what Layne is going to do to me Thursday night That's why I'm announcing now I'm going to knock him out $165° M 1 IV Dundee 198 Soil professional victories? ONE WEEK ONLY - Army Fog GenoteHOaS Mrlsbu'y High Pressure Stoaow y Cleaner Trailer Mounted 1 Win:mon Pump with 9 h p Wisconsin Gas Engine New 4" Suction Hose ft Sent V 7-- q By Jack Cuddy - GREENWOOD LAKE N Yt July 9 (UP)— Was it his nvn "championship stuff or just a "bunch of stiffs'" that gave Rocky Marciano his unblemished record of 35 straight 600-1- 40000 80000 27500 MM Scdtm 1 : SPECIAL it i B V"- l l te 49 War Surplus Paint Thinner gal Points and tac Automotive '! 188 flurs at 18 c- - Surplus Soap Powder lb 18 War Sum I us Detoraent 78 War Surplus Motor Oil gat Garden Hose 50 ft w nd m light Plants lose Botteres "??52 3000 Watt D C light Plants 14950 Roll Roof nn ISatada 195 to 295 A 2-- 11-1- - 18 and Gal War Surplus Paint fsoff and maroon far wafts and shinglos MacNAUGHTON'S is Canadian Whisky atits best! Of ail Canadian Whiskies MacNAUGHTON'S stands out! Taste it— Compare! CANADIAN WHISKY Sunday's Besatts Pocatello 7 Great Falls 8 Idaho Falls Billings game 11 innings) 12 Twin Falls 1 Ogden Salt Lake City 8 Boise SB-Vitt- Other Bargains DUTCH OUTSIDE 174 23 fsQR Fishing Supplies I 417 388 19l Kayo Victory Over Uiahs Layne on Thursday (first Make rails A ABHOA o Cnrcoran'Sb 8 1 S 0 7 (is rjtti Fern-ders0 2 Hack i 6 S 3 1 S Davis 2b 6 3 4 SiJeaaenlh 2 1 13 0 S 2 10 l!Balai3b Small lb SO 0 5 Siriitlwef 4 0 8 0 Pa t rsoncf 4 3 4 0 Rob-c0 3 8 4 Gibsonrf If 8 0 0 0 8 1 0 5 Srekula rf 3 110 Fred Ball above wen the teen5 4 7 n Hansen 5 2 8 1 Meyers TALLAHASSEE Fla :jt 1 1 0 Knudsonp 8 8 10 8 Sheparcip agers Northern Utah BowUng AP) — The Florida State univerat title Center team Bowling Ogden 1931 closed baseball its sity Totals 4818 33131 Totals 42 11 33 1 Sunday The Ogdenite rolled a season with 13 wins against 6 de083 oio 021 or— 8 Billings 617 series Dick Chambers of OgIdaho pails 002 301 100 00—7 feats for the best record since the K — Brown 2 Fernandez Davis Small den with 610 was second and sport was inaugurated here in 1948 Gflajau 2 HEeyers Hack 2 Patterson Sam of Little Salt Lake third Coach Charlie Armstrong's Semi2 S?ckii cnni Hansen 2 Davis Small SH— Brown 2 Small E— with 589 The winner received a noles also had the best- record in Max-ie torcoran Dixie conference play where they Hansen trophy and cash award from Knudaon Rogers Oavts BBI —Corcoran Kosof and Hugo Ensign Hack Jeasen won six out of seven starts Kzekuia 2 Knudson 2 Davis :i fJihvrri 2 Meyers 2 2BH— Patterson Hack 3BH —Hack Patterson HSSaekula WP — 7 SO — Knudson 7 8 EB — Knudson 2 DP— McKinnon to Davis to Knudson 3 Shepard 9Shepard A — 700 T— 2:33 Small Davis to Small Left—Idaho Falls Second game: 11 Billings 13 XB— Knudson 5 Shepard BJUtata Make FaUs ABHOA Heuit Beisser 2BH— Huff 2 VanHenit Browne if ABHOA t Corroran2b 5 2 6 4 2 0 0 Jurkovic S—Olasin DP— Schuerman to Otaonlf 1 4 O O OHaeKd 6 3 Carntichaal to Pinson Carmlchael to Fern'deiss 5 2 3 3 Jeasenlb ae Srhufrmsi to Pinson Barone to Ash- Davis 2b 3 1 Balassi3b 1 1 1 8 8 5 ford to Elliott: Ashford to Aagwtone to Smalllb 4 18 e Patteraonef S 2 4 0 Fllktt Left— Pocatello 6 Great Falls 13 8 11 0 Rogers if 1 BB— Olasin 7 Jurkovic 3 SO— Jurkovic Smithcf G bs-o rf 512 58 0l Srekuiarf 3 Olasin 3 WP—Olasin T— 1:51 A— r Testa 5 Meyers 441 ER —Olasin : Jurkovic 2 x eo o 2 0 0 lArbucop M'Kin'n3b oooo 111 lHunterp Zeskip Second game 5 0 0 IKirschvinlcp 2 0 0 0 Lopez p Great Falls Poratcllti xMuU oooo ABH OA ABHOA KELLY-SPRINGFIELAsh ford 2h 3 0 4 OSchurmnss 4 113 D 38 9 27 10 441337 8 Totals Totals 6 HUffCf 5 0 3 0 iC'rmlch'lb 5 13 xWalked in Kirschvink 9th for Angeloness 4 a 3 5 vHeuitcf 4 3 1 012 (10) 03 000—16 so 0 3 1 Annniasjf EUiottlb Billings 4 14 082 308 021—10 A 9 a Idaho Falls 0 0 0 Pinson lb Chesorf 4 0 8 1 Com is key c 3 2 8 R —Olson Fernandez 2 Davis 3 Small Pryorjrfif m s u a 3 0 Stoops 3 Gibson Meyers 2 MacKinnon 3 CorBarone 4 a 0 2 coran Hack Jesse n Balassi 2 Patter 3 0 2 a Kirk p Ordunoc son 2 Rogers Testa and Kirschvink S— t 3 0 1 a Daniels 0 0 e o Fernandez SB— Lopez RBI— Fernandez o 4 0 8 3 Davis 2 Smith Gibson 4 Myers 2 Younger p Lopez Jeasen Patterson 4 Rogers 3 30 4 8411! Totals Total 34112712 Szekula E— Davis Hack 4 Balassi DP — Hack to Corcoran to Jessen Lopez to awaucea ior urn u no in 8th Great Falls 000 100 000—1 Fernandez Fernandez to Small Gibson 210 300 lOx- -7 to Meyers Left— Idaho Falls 12 Billings p°catU° R—Schuerman 2 VanHeuit 2 Elliott 16 HP— Meyers by Kirschvink WP— vj Carmlchael Ananias Neighbors E— El- Zeski Lopez Balk— Kirschvink 2BH — liott Baron Ashford Schuerman 2 Jessen Fernandez HR — Rogers PatterBBI— Pinson 2 VanHeuit 2 Comiskey 2 son ER — Zeski 3 Lopes 4 Arbuco 6 Barone Neighbors 2BH —Carmlchael Hunter 4 Kirschvink 3 SO— Zeski 1 3BH— Barone HR— Neighbors DP— Kirk Lopez 6 Kirschvink 2 BB — Zeski 3 Loto Comiskey to Schuerman Relsser to pez 11 Arbuco 8 Hunter 4 Kirschvink Left— 10 FaUs Great 1 2 in Pocatello 3 HO— £ln°nplus Lopez 7 in 8 BB— Kirk 8 Younger 3 SO — Kirk 3 Arbuco Zeski 6 in 3 S m Hunter Younger 2 HP — T—2:00 A— Kirschvink 6 in 5 3 U—Steiner and 758 ER— Younger Comiskey 2 8 Kirk 1 — — Anske T 2:05 A 786 ld BUCK'S G 8 11 800 u 488 14 1-- Pacer Sets Records G 7 5-- 1- -3 34 924 15 Totals Totals 28 8 27 14 Great Falls M0 880 000—1 100 100 OOx— 3 Pocatello R— Ashford Schuerman Pinson Stoops Carmlchael 2 KBI— Huff Van- - -- win behind Monson's steady hurling job Summary: R H E 1 5 2 Lake City Streets jilt Fisher-Hes- s A 2 Batteries: Wslker and Brown Cherry and Carruth R H E Downtown Chev Queens 23 14 3 1 2 13 College Coeds Batteries: Severs Wilson and Martin Raye Brown L Raye and Johnson RH E Fisher-Hes- s 3 6 2 scoring Kingdon Sheet Metal 11 8 1 Utah General scored three times Utah General Depot in the second and fourth and four Batteries: Bagley Robertson and times In the fifth to coast to the Clarke Monson and Simonsen 4 2 3 0 0 Ordunoc aYounger Chesorf Jurkoviep 883 507 Seminoles ct Top Jim Petersen Ogden Beds shcr step blasted his first Pioneer league home run at Twin Falls last night Bis blew traveled 345 feet and came with the bases 8-- 7 7-- 33 34 35 38 42 48 GB 3-- s - 40 38 33 33 30 28 857 0--01 First game: BUIIafs ADH O 3 11 Brownlf Pitcher got of the season last 13th victory U rArfrA R(ii tu :i4 in a Pioneer league eaapty game Green10 The Pilots got hits off wood and were leading 1 until thej seventh inning In the seventh the Bees scored one run got their second wind and pushed across five in the eighth four of them on a grand slam homer by Bobby Bowman in the ninth Tied up at seven-a- ll Salt Lake got its winning run in choice on four hits and a walk! nerney's safety was the first off the 12th Sal Lake Balsa Gross The Pokes' second hit was ABHOA a double by Warren Moore in the Horde lis-- ABHOA S 2 5 0 4 11 4iBudincf seventh POCATELLO I July 0 (AP)— 8 3 2 0 Klnass Heisser 5 13 6 I in riu OcSeo t 14 1 IS The Pocatello Cardinals handed a 3 0 2b Hease3b lGrecorr AB H O A ABHOA Triandoac 2 0 2 0 solid setback to second place Great 3 0 S S Bowman ff 45 219S OiVal'tmclf 4 0 4 OBuk'witlll Gu'h f 5 2 0 4 double-headlDe!uca3b 4 0 S 3Trowerab 2 0 3 2 Hernd'z2b PedttJt 4 1 1 4 Falls in a Pioneer league 0 S 0 SiGalluplb 0 Vltouvlf 3 0 0 0 Lamb lb last 1 1 night 5 '(16 5 0 Rootrf 10 Rittnbrg3b S 4 WtHfmnilt 4 0 3 0 Zarankajf SOO 0 Heldd The Cards won both games tak4 15 1 Weirc 4 0 7 0 Grcerw'd p 3 20 1 02 Serrano? Emswellrrf 911 Goffih 4 12 1 ing the afternoon game 1 and 2 '!h 1 1 3 12 0 Monro Messina3b S 0 Taj ior r f 3 0 3 0 4 1 Bowmanc trouncing the Electrics 1 in the Total 42103381 38103314 Totals 1 0 S 0 Salt Peterson 5S 3 2 1 4 Knokec 100 008 ISO 01—8 nightcap 0 0 tSOlse Lake City Gross p 5 1 9 0 10 Jim Kirk scattered four hits 103 003 000 00—7 2 10 T:ernej p R Nordell Heissner 2 Hesse Triandes the Electrics giving up among Bowman Rittenberg Zaranca Budin 2 only two during the first seven 26 2 27 8 37 7 27 Totals Totals VatenUne Deluca Weir Serrano Great Falls got its lone S00 300 021—12 Ktaf OgVl U — Bowman Rittenberg Zaranca Innings E 000 001 808— 1 Fa" Jftnc RBI Nordell Hesse Tr score in the fourth when Buck R —Guth 2 Padgett 3 Lamb 2 andos Bowman 4 King Gregory DCMeS Elliott walked and scored on a 2 Bowman Peteron 2 Gross GaBua 2 2BH— Heissner HR— Bowman triple by Dick Barone —Peterson Bukowatz 2 Goff SB Heissner Knoke Gregory SH — SerRBi — Lamb Harrison Moore 2 Ba rano BP — KingBudin Gregory to Gallup game: sweiier 2 Moss Ins Bowman 2 Peterson Gregory to King toBelnca te Gregory to First I Great Falls Feeatelta Gro Truwar 2BH — Lamb Peterson T?- 822 2) ting affair with Billings racing in for 10 runs in the fourth inning Five pitchers saw service three for the Russets er 31 8-- 5) The second game was a wild hit July 9 CAP)— Salt Lake his Bob Greenwood SB 8-- from Idaho Falls Sunfirst day winning the 7 then taking the nightgame cap 16 to 10 Bees Uncork Rally to liefeat Pilots Pet L 24 47 afeaSay's Probable Pitchers Salt Lake (Larner (4-at Boise Chamness 7 8:30 p m at Twin Fans ' Ogden (Frisbee 6 8:19 P- - m i Great Falls (two games pitchers unavailable! at Pocatello (Fitzgerald 8 and Bithel 8:30 p m Billings (Hal ley 5 and uttavaUatde) at Idaho FaUs tBarbisan 6 and unavailable' 8:30 p m wIsbSbbW jjIijL header -''7 W Boise double-- me Pocatello Cardinals The Reds started strong Sunday in the first frame scoring six runs on three hits and two errors Three more Poke errors aided the Ogden cause The Reds managed five unearned runs on all five Cowboy bobbles Two home runs boosted the Ogden score Jim Peterson clouted one in the fourth none on and Donald Gross 'hit a round-trippwith none on in the ninth The Reds added three more tallies in the fourth two in the eighth and one on Gross' final blast in the ninth Twin Falls got its lone run in the sixth when Bob Knoke walked and Tierney singled him to third Knoke got home on a fielder's Pioneer League Salt Lake City Great FaUa Twin Fans Idaho Falls Billings Ogden PocateUo IDAHO FALLS July 9 (API-Bill- ings took both ends of a TWIN FALLS July 9 (AP)j— Ogden Reds and Twin series here tonight Falls Cowboys wind up a two-ga12 The Reds won the opener last night to 1 back Of the splendid pitching of Donald Gross The Reds return to John Affleck — perk in Ogden on Tuesday night series with the for a three-gam- e Pin Champ Billinqs Puis Skids Under Russets' Nine Gross Peterson Slap Home Runs as Ogden Downs twin Falls 12-- 1 in Opener R JULY 9 MONDAY EVENING Reduced to And Styles Choice of The House Up to $495 ft Q Q J now:485 Now Now $160 $285 Hundreds of EXTRA SPECIAL SPORT SHIRTS Wgghr ! 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