Show Indians Win to Keep Pace With Yanks Preacher Roe Gives Six Up THI O00EN (UTAH! ST ANDACO-FSUNDAY MORNINC AUGUST 7-- 0 T Lemon's 3 Hitler and Homers By Mitchell Send White Sox To Defeat in Torrid Race -- Boston Chicago Detroit Washington Philadelphia St Louis er no (D-Con- a) 0) (4-1-0) 17-h- 5-- 5-- ar I I letter-winne- rs el 8 monogram- (B- -) j d 11-r- 1 18-h- it f I i ll - Sou-choc- (1-- 2) k 1 Low Bridge V-- Travers Stakes To Battlefield Porter Washington Senator outfielder Is oat at second on McCor-mlck- 's grounder to Yankee pitcher Schollock in the seventh inning f New game at nation's capital Gerry Coleman Yank shortstop took peg from Schollock to pat Porter out then threw to Collins at first to doable McCormick Gill McDougald forcaer Twin Falls player baeks p the play York-Washingt- Hei tz Wasatch Play Murphy Maxim Down to Grind Tie (Mi Heitz Heating and Wasatch Lime battled to an eight inning 6 to 6 tie at Clinton Saturday in a game which would have decided which team would remain tied with Ogden Ford Sales for top spot in the Metropolitan league ' Darkness caused the umpires to call the game after the side was retired in the bottom of the eighth The game will be replayed at a later date Monday at p m Ogden Ford Sales will play the Heitz team at John Affleck park Summary: Helta Beating Wasatek Llese ABHOA ABHOA 4 2 4 ONelUonlf BubonH 4 119 U Tuckercf 4 11 r G Hansen rf 3 0 10 Borgesonri 3 3 1 0 Johnston cf 4 1 4 3 1 2 Dawson p Edon3b 1 4 Tim rm'nc 4 0 8 2 N Hansen 2b 4 0122 3 Nelson 2b 3 0 0 Bairaa 4 10 0 CTuckerlb 4 0 7 1 Nebeker3b 4 2 0 2 six-thir- ty I Greyss W right p xStmpson Totals 3 0 3 2 Cook c 4 1 130 2 0 1 OiWaymehtlb 10 5 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ySkeen izRHansen 10 0 0 32 824 7 Totals S3 724 7 zSimpeon for Wright In Sth ySkeen ran for Cook in 7th zHansen hit for Skeen in Sth HeiU Keating : 002 OB0 20— S S Wasatch Lime 000 Oil 40— 7 1 RBubon 2 Borgeson 2 Wright Tucker Neilson Johnston N Hansen Nebeker Cook Wayment B— Wayment Bubon 3BH Grey HR— Bair 2BH- - Borgeson Borgeson Bubon Dawson RBI — Borgeson WaymentWright n Dawson 2 Called on account of darkness SO - Wright 4 Dawson 4 Neil-o8 OB -- Wnht 2 Dawson 2 O— Hancock Wiese t LAKE N Y Aug (AP)— Irish Bob Murphy boxed six rounds today and finished the workout weighing 179 pounds-f- our pounds over the light heavyweight limit Murphy must get down to 175 by Wednesday when he meets light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in a in Madison Square Garden In an effort to cut his weight Murphy will box six rounds tomorrow and Monday PAINT PRICES SLASHED See ncfc'i Ad in Classified Today i Movias Make Vacation Last a Lifetime! fiU'f with Ksytiene Olympic r Set the Whole Picturt rnEfflBj I N X Aug 18 (AP)— "If it ends in a knockout it won't be Maxim" That's what Jack (Doc) Kearns said today of Wednesday's title fight between light heavyweight champion Joe Maxim and Bob Murphy Kearns is Maxim's manager Maxim boxed four rounds today —two each against Bert Lytell and Ronnie Delaney — and weighed 174 pounds when the workouts were over ' New simplified drop-i- n loading new exclusive Magna-Findsees the whole wide angle picture Beautiful "stronger than leather" cover The new standard by which all other 8mm roll film cameras are measured er n 8PMTonHftP WthS F25 coated end color- cot reeled lens $79'3° M Ogdn vs Great Falls John Affleck Park "The American Field" is a slick magazine and the odds are unless you own a kennel or have otherwise gone to the dogs that you've heard of this national publication which now features a yarn about the activities of the Utah Field Trial association Ray L Davis authors the cur rent article which extols the fine job done by the association in staging its Utah trials and points to the 1951 Northwestern States Regional Amateur championships The group has staged its state canine contests for the past fourteen years on a basis in the fields near Tremonton It was reported that last year "an ample supply of healthy strong-lyin- g was supplied pheasants through the excellent cooperation of J Perry Egan director of the Utah State fish and game department and the course was well salted after each brace The Tremonton junior chamber of commerce under its president Earl Fuhriman provided a chuck wagon which furnished hot food and refreshments at the grounds and Marion Summers of the Bear River Wildlife Foundation rendered semi-annu- al assistance" The Utah Field Trial association was organized in 1936 by Harold Day R O Tucker George Elliott and a few other ardent dog fan ciers who brought field trial knowledge and experience from other parts of the country 1951 officers include: Ray L Davis president Frank Bringhurst secretary Ralph Spackman and Harold Day vice presidents Dale Gibb field trial committee chairman arid E R Dewey publicity chairman When the dates are set for the 1951 Northwestern Regional championships dog owners and sporting groups are obligated to get behind the Utah association and make the e event a big success Man the Boats! Bert Herrick railroad blacksmith who operates as bone bender and trainer for the Ogden Reds sends a clipping from Outdoor Life which was written by Don Martinez tackle shop proprietor at e West Yellowstone and friend of many Ogdenites Your scribe will spend the next weeks resisting the temptation to make the following Snake River float as described by Martinez: "Owners of rubber boats can get some excellent fly fishing in the Wyoming portion of the Snake river during the last few weeks of the season The river from Jackson Lake dam clear down to the head of the canyon below the mouth of the Hoback is accessible dog-gon- long-tim- terback Arnold Tucker 47 Tackle Goble Bryant '49 and Guard Jim Irons Center Ray Maladowitz and Quarterback Arnold Galiffa "50 Senator Benton and the various investigators will find the same ratios at the Naval Academy You're so right senator the more football players the better New YorkClevelandSt Louis Boston 10 73 73 43 43 S3 53 47 4S SI S3S S35 so 41S 381 31S S7 73 77 Keaalts Washington v 18 3S tonight pitching running Brooklyn to a 5 to 3 decision over the Boston Braves L 3 Philadelphia 7 Chicago o 30 Detroit 3 S 5-- 10 Jackie Robinson poled his four-4- teenth homer of the season in the Inight) Sunday's PrebaMe Flicker' Boston— McDermott at Washington— Porterfield i7-Martin at New Philadelphia— York— Wietler to-- li or Shea t U3-1Cleveland— Wynn and Gromek (5-at Chicago — Kretlow i3-and — 3 games 7 Rogovin Detroit— Cain and Bearden at St Louie— Carver (14-and Pillette — iB-- Sj 4-- 4t 4) H by boat If you don't have a rubber boat a guide will furnish the boat and take care of two men 3 games "Starting in late August the flow of water from the dam at Jackson lake diminishes and the stream gets progressively smaller By mid September the water is shut off entirely and fishing is really good and stays that way until cold weather sets in about Brooklyn the end of October The Snake New York Philadelphia river then is merely the sum of its St Louis 2) 8-- iS-- S--3I 7) S) Won Lost Pet 74 40 S7 31 57 54 53 53 51 47 58 56 5S 61 SI 6S tributaries Boston "The rubber boat is used more Cincinnati for transportation that for fishing Chicago In Jackson Hole much of the river Pittsburgh runs across posted property but Beselts this does not hinder those on the Satarday's Chicago 11 Pittsburgh 8 1 St Louis 0 Cincinnati river In time more and more land S along the Snake will become public ground now that the entire upper valley has been added to Grand Teton national park Exists run only during the ing lite of their present occupants Even at extreme stage the Snake is still a big trout stream too swiftmighty and deep to wade except alone the edees With a boat you can cross back and forth and get out on likely bars to fish Without a boat only about 10 per cent of the water is fisltlble with a boat every inch of it can be fished "When the water is clear and low dry flies are the favorite lure Mostly the autumn fishermen use flies — variants large overdressed of standard patterns with the choice going to flies easily seen on the water Finesse and precision casting aren't needed where so much water is available so g and visibility are the important factors The usual procedure is a lone cast ub and across the current the fly being allowed! to float on down past the angler a considerable distance It if" really wet-fl- y fishing procedure using a dry fly and it is effective This routine of combing the water should be varied by working along the banks Look for the biggest cutthroats near any lease-hold- low-wat- er high-floatin- J C M C m W ' Brooklyn New York 2 GB S4S 303 481 IS 4S1 18 473 405 455 405 20 t lb " 3 2 KlliottJb 4 0 0 SibMarquea 3 2 1 10Gordonlt 4 1 1 4Cooperc 4 0 1 0 Marshall rf 3 0 0 Nichols p IrvinIf lb Lockm'n 0 Ash bum cf - - r 4 0 2 t 4 13 5 Cnmslf 4 jf Pbilagelpbia H° ABRHO 2 Waitkualb 10 4814 1 0 4 8 11 3 B 3 1 4 8 0 0 3 0 0 7 10 0 0 2 0 0 4 4 o 1 10Ions3b 4 8 11 rlamneres Mayscf Thomson 3b 4 0 0 OSem'icke West ru m e 3 0 1 4 ReU grtni-3- b Janserte 4 0 0 0 Tab'leroJb 18 0 0 8 8 0 3 0 8 0 0 18 8 8 8 8 8 0 iSisler Wllber 11 tobertsp Brown 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 3 0 0 3 3 0 0 8 3 0 14 3 0 0 0 4 0 8 4 0 8 0 N tt 3eintxlmnp Totals 33 2 8 27 Totals 38 0 4 27 aPopped out for CabaUero in 7th bFlied out for Roberts in 7th York 001 000 108—3 10 0 0 aLogan 808 800 000— 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia Sain p K— Dark 2 RBI— Mueller SB—Mays Mueller Jones Waitkus SB— Ramner 33 5 7 27 Totals Total 32 3 0 27 i S— Jones 1 Dark Roberts Pellagrin anted out for Nichols in Sth Winner— Jensen (16-Loeer— Roberts bRan tor Elliott in Sth 0 000 200 012—5 Brooklyn Btwton 010 000 101—3 K— Torgeaon Pafko Roe RBI—Gordon Jackson's Homer Wins for Cabs Torgeeon 2 Cox Robinson FurtlSn 2 PITTSBURGH Aug 18 (UP) — 2B— Robinson Hartsfield J e throe HR— Gordon Robinson S— Roe Winner— Ransom Jackson smashed a grand' Roe (16-Loser— Nichol slam home run in the first 2) 3--4) 14-1- 2--4) 3-- 2i 0-- 0) t7-- The Whip Scatters Blows CINCINNATI O Aug 18 '(UP) Ewell Blackwell scattered six hits so ably today that only one St Louis runner reached second base as the Reds grabbed a over the Cardinals beforevictory 4486 fans Summary: St Leeis Cincinnati 1- ' 9) 2 games place of concealment in slack water Every brushpile or snag along the bank should be covered thoroughly Out on the main river the fish will run two or three to the pound but the average rises sharply if you put in some time on places where a big fish is likely to be lying You can reasonably expect several fish of 2 to 4 lbs each day Whitefish are present in great numbers in the Snake and take a fly all too readily but most of them can be avoided if yotr will hunt big fish along the shore rather than mechanically fish the main river "In the fall that country has great beauty Aspens and cottonwoods are flaming patches of gold and orange and the sky is a deep blue — Martinez" i AB R H O 1) 2-- H A favorite of the fly fisherman the Brook trout is beautiful in appearance and a fighter of the first order Brilliantly yet tastefully colored the Brook green or Trout's back is mottled with dark oliveand white black and its sides are spotted with red The forward edges of the lower fins and tail are white margined Weight varies from sbout pound to 8 pounds depending on habitat 4 0 0 Mueller AB 3 N" 8) 22 28 11-- Don 0 0 3 Torges'nlb 2 1 Ifew York Stanky Jb uarx ss 116-1- 21 Philadelphia 0 (nightt Sanger's Probable Flickers New York iHearn at Philadelphia iJohnaon and Branca Brooklyn (Podblelan 1 at Boston iSpahn and tWu-so- n — 2 games and (Klippstein Chicago iHatten at Pittsburgh tCarlsen and 2 games (Dickson i St Louis Chambers and (Brazle 8 or tPoaolsky at Cincinnati Fox and (Raffensberger r 's 5-- 4) Snider ef Robn!n3b Pafkolf Camp'ellac Cox3b Hoep Boston 3 might) 10-4- 3-- Hodges National League -- eighth to send the Brooks ahead 2 and two runs in the ninth clinched the victory Sid Gordon homer of banged his twenty-fift- h the year for the Braves in the second inning Summary: Bestan Braeklye ATT ft O ABRHO 4 0 2 3 Sietiss 4 0 0 2 Furillort Reese ss 3 S S SJethroecf 4 3 2 3 3 AB R H O 4 0 2 0 Adams3b Hemusss 3 12 3 Schndnst3b 4 0 0 4 Syantb 4 o l l 4 0 2 4 KUus ski lb MusialJf 4 0 1 11 4 0 0 1 Adcocklf 3 0 0 2 HRiccrf Westlakelb 4 0 0 0 Edwardsrf 3 o as 4 0 1 BL'shercf Jones lb 3 0 0 3 Johnson lb 3 0 0 0 Stallcupss 3 0 12 2 0 0 4 DRicec Blackwellp 3 0 11 3 0 14 aSlaughter 1 0 0 OHowellc Scheffingc 0 0 0 iy Brecheenp 33 0 6 24 ToUls Totals 38 1 7 37 aGrounded out for D Rice in Sth St Louis 0O0 000 000 —0 Cincinnati 100 000 OOx— 1 E— Stallcup RBI— Klusxewskl DP— Adams Ryan and IB— Adams Ryan and Klusxewskl Winner— Blackwell Loeer— Brecheen tS-- Bill! t SB-A- dams Klus-rewa- ki (13-1- 0) 3) and the Cubs broke loose forinning five more runs in the third inning todav as a it attack swamped the Pirates 5 before 6212 spectators Summary: Chieage Pittabargh AB R H O ABHOA 4 0 1 4 Cast ion eJSb MikMszb 3 8 asm uiiiiu aa l 3 Met vichlb 3 0 12 10 Ba mh lUef 5 3 3 : Thomas cf 4 B 1 t 4 2 1 I Kinerlf Sauerlf 3 13 1 Jackson3b 3 2 3 1 Howerfnrf 4 0 0 1 Jeffcoatrf 4 2 2 OGar'giolac 4 i as Cav ettalb 4 0 ll Murt'gh3b 3 10 3 15-h- 11-- 1 1 Owenc Kellyp: i 4 113 Coless 4 0 2 10 Leonard p 0 1 4011 i10 TotaU 15 37 PHILADELPHIA 18 Aug 33 5 10 (4-1- (UP) Jansen pitched a brilliant Larry four-hshutout for his sixteenth victory tonight '"at the New York Giants extended their winning streak to eight straight games with a 0 victory over the Philadelphia it 2-- Phillies Summary: 34S4 Washington Blvd Dial Tl HgnSel nBHa mt y v VonaaaV f one-hai- f b Bowling Center Penologies Maxie Kosof NATIONAL Rf COGNITION Hre is why Ogden is gaining national reparation as biggest little bowling city in the U S A Ogden's bowlers are competing the year around There is no bowler in our city who can't find any kind of competition she or he likes anytime they want said be it hot or cold competition sonny or cloudy Ogden's bowlers can get any kind of bowling action at the BOWLING CENTER OGDEN be it tournament pet gome or challenge match the welcome mat it out to the 1 10 average bewiert a weH as It is the higher average bowler caid "more bowlers have been devel- oped by the OOOEN BOWLING CENTER in the past two years than has been previously developed in the past twenty year" and H is nko to know our customers appreciate our interest in them SEPTEMBER HEAP BIG MONTH it really a bowling scftadufe Soptambar 1st son Worst-U- p 2nd aod 34d— Pre-S- o Ate' Singles -- 5 games across "C" 139 aejef under 10 alloys-Cl- ass --Clau "B" I BO to 174 and class cam In and "A" I7S and sjp reserve your spot now because this is falng fa be loaded September 15 and IB— 1st Annual Ceusviist oets't Tarass THI CAMERA MAN 3909 Fawlar Whewe ELINOR ENSIGN LADIES' SINOLtS EVENT— Ifs handicap and bowlers from all Infmrmewntain States this Is really going to tovrna-me- nt be BIGGEST Lady Singl In-vit-ed ever held here September 22 and 23rd— 1st Annwal team scratch classic with the host men howlers from this port of the country coming here for S games across 10 alleys— September 30th a Captain and Sponsor event with ovary sponsor la Ogden invited to he the OVIST of the OGOfN BOWLING CENTER ami bowl doubles with the Captain of his team this I really going to bo fan that's a mighty good schedule don't yov think? Mho wo sold Ogden Is oarnina reputofton as the SOOfST riffle howling city la tab V f A thanks to Ogden wonderful howlers P' an j J$ g0jj At Boehler Binghom - Arivmrtl—mmnt — - VU a you enjoy with your first up of refreshing Fisher Beer It's that clean crisp ' taste that has made Fisher the favorite of the ariting flavor intermountain region ' Courtesy of 4 scrnnan whopping Brook Trout on light experience sporting tackle is a thrill-packe- d And another big thrill you'll remember is the Taking 111 "Bowling Pinohgiesf' Smalley's Jewelers Venetian Blind Co Nunn-Bus- h Shoes e 1 y SMAllEVS MIXID DOUSUS Grace and Pool Copley still heMtag on to first place we are ai gently in need of lady bowlers come on girls we have dexens of follows went bsg to bowl bet cant because of no gal trawlers if handicap and toads of fee please come in Ogden Ford Sales irst choice among W III ' CANS BOTTLES DRAFT 0 0 aGrounded out for Walsh in 3rd bStruck out for Werle in 7th ePopped out for Wilks in Sth RBI --Jackson 5 Cavarretta Owen 3 Miksis Werle 3 CaiUglione X Jeffcoat 2 Kiner 3B-- Owen Werle Jeffcoat HR— Jackson Ktncr Jeffcoat S — DP — Castiglione Murtaugh end MetkoVich: Miksis to Ramazcotti to Cavarretta: and Metkovich Castiglione Winner— Kelly (4-Loeer— Pollet 0 ) L) Jensen Hurls Brilliantly (TO 0 1110a bSaffeU TotaU 113 3 8 0 0 0 Q0 0 Polletp OWalshp IsNeleon Werlep 1 0 feoJty here SUMMIT kv Satarday's By Hal Welch Hero GREENWOOD Ed-eo- DUTCH SARATOGA SPRINGS N Y Aug 18 (AP) — Georse D Widener s Battlefield captured the 82nd Travers stakes today before 24897— greatest crowd in the history of the track The son of War Relic under the guidance of Eddie Arcaro reached the finish line at the end of a mile and a quarter with a margin of three-part- s f a length to spare over Mrs Walter M Jeffords' " Yildiz Greentree's unpredictable Big Stretch was thud trailing the runner-up by two lengths while Put nam stable's Combat Boots finished three lengths farther away in last place 18 -- 11 Prt Won Lost Cleveland By Harry Gnrm NEA Sports Editor WEST POINT N Y Aug 18 — Sen William Benton says that if it is true many of the offensive tactics and the matter of deployment of troops and airplanes are learned in football the same The Tribe bounced back from a should be compulsory for all and it double Jolt yesterday with a United the States Military Academy to 1 Yanks Win Roll barrage off1 Ken Hoi combe who should 50 teams — yes ' 190 have lasted only NEW YORK Aug 18 (UP) — teams 13 innings and Harry Dorish Th e Yankees kept Big Vic Raschi invariably a mound Well senator 70 Dercent of a win over Philadel- mystery to the Mack men checked Miliary pace with Academy class participates the Philadelphia Athletics on four in football phia Summary: throughout a four-yeCtewteat' Cfcteao hits as YankNew York the today period Cadets are permitted to play ABB HO! ABRHO 1 ees to to a 5 rolled Mitchell If 4 2 4 1 CarsqulM 4 0 13 triumph and only one season in each intramural 5 11 4Fox2b Avlla2b 3 0 0 4 retained a tie for the American sport 2 2 4 0 12 league lead Summary: 11 MlnosoSb MCoskycf Each fall 094 cadets comprise 27 Chapm'ncf 2 0 1 2 Rob ns'n lb 4 0 0 1 New Yerk Philadelphia teams at West Point Twenty-fou- r 5 0 0 0 Colem'nlf RosenDh 3 0 0 1 ABRHO intramural ABRHO 9 0 2 7 Buabycf Easter lb 4 0 0 2 Joosts squads see 530 young4 113 0 1 M DgldSb 40 4 11 1 Zkrillarf 4 0 10 Valorf The 3 0 1 3Cervrf 2 2 13 sters blocking and tackling Simpionrl 5 0 3 l'Sheelyc Boone 2 0 0 7 4 11 2 Wood ling If 0 0 0 0 plebe jayvee and varsity outfits 5 13 0 0 0 0 Philleycf Holcembep 3 0 1 Hegant Br own? b 0 2 2 Zerniallf 4 164 engaged the latter with 3 0 0 0 Majeski3b 4 12 0 Dorish p 2 0 0 0 D'Mag cf 3 10 2 keep Umonp of more recent platoons 1 OiBerrae Limmerlb 4 0 18 its 40 41 7 17 27 27 3 TotaU 30 0 Totals 4 0 0 8 Mizelb 4 0 18 autumns Suder2b 111 000 040—7 'Tipton Cleveland 0 0 0 2 Coilsns lb 0 0 0 1 Senator Benton also wants to 000 000 000—0 Astrothrf Chicago 3 0 0 2 Bauer If 3 111 know what percentage of major tFox Baiter Coleman Sbeeiy RBI Kellnerp 2 0 0 2 Colem'ns 0 4 11 become genMitchell 4 Hegan Batter 2B— Zarilla aMoses 0 0 Raschi p 3 0 10 football 10 Baater Lemon Avila HR— Mitchell 2 Scheib p erals noon DP — Boone Avila and Baiter: Carras-quThe class of 1915 answers that Fox and Robinson Winner — Lem39 1 4 24 Totals 31 5 9 37 one best There weree 13 Totals on a Loeer— Holcombe eflled out for Kellner in 8th that year and nine 000 100 000—1 -winners Philadelphia New York 000 030 llx— 3 achieved top rank Storting with Boston Stagger to Win — — DiE None RBI Limmer Brown Gen Dwight O Eisenhower and WASHINGTON Aug 18 (AP)— Maggio Mize 28 — Limmer Raschi N Bradley they are H R The Boston Red Sox staggered to a Cerv Coleman Bauer SB— McOoug-ai- d Omar Harmon W W Hess Jr L S S— Raschi 10-- 9 DP — (Joleman McDoug-alvictory over the Nats tonight and Mize Mcpougald Coleman and Hobbs T B Larkin V E Pritch-ar- d in a wild game dealing Washington Collins J A Van Fleet and R B Majeski Suder and Limmer a seventh straight defeat while reWoodruff maining four games behind CleveSet New Record Harbold Mentioned land and New York tied for the Brownies ST LOUIS Aug 18 (UP) — them at random four league lead Summary: Aided by an seventh inning outPicking Boston of 14 in the class of 1920 went Washington AB R H O the St Louis Browns set a new as far as it is ABRHOl possible to go They 4 4 4 liYost3b 5 3 3 1 club record for runs scored in a DMagcf are C E Byers M W Daniel C 3 11 4 roan If 3 0 2 Pesky as hamoday they H Schabacker and C H Swartz Will 'mi if 3 18 2 Runnel- - ss 4 10 1 single game with Gar H Davidson made it one of 4 0 1 11 Melecf 4 12 3 mered the Detroit Tigers 20-- 9 Dropolb S attack Summary: Goodm'n2b 5 13 Vernonlb 4 1 2 10 an seven in the class of 1927 There 3 0 0 1 dRob'ts'n 1 0 0 0 Vollmerj-St Leels Detrait were four of eight in '28— Blondy Hatfield 3b 3 10 1 M'Cormkrf 3 0 11 ABRHO ABRHO 2 10 2 Michaels2b Rob'ns'nc 4 1 2 5 2 2 4 Young 2b 4 3 2 0 batinders C F Born S R Brent-naPriddy2b 1 0 0 0 Kluttzc 5 12 SDelsingcf 4 117 Kryskilb 3 4 0 4 Kielyp and N "13 Harbold former Hill 0 0 Kell3b 4 11 2 BattSc 6 4 4 8 air base commander Mastersonp 111 OGuerrac 10 2 0 0 0 Johnsonp 0 0 0 0 Grothcf 0 0 0 0 Mapesrf 3 2 3 4 parnenp Men have to be in military serv1 0 0 0Consuegrap Maxwell 4 2 3 2 Arft! h 5 2 3 6 10 0 0 Wertzrf 0 0 0 ObPorter 5 2 3 lWoodlf 4 12 0 ice a number of years before being 0 Mullincf Kinderp 111 Moreno p 0 0 0 0 Souch'klf 4 0 2 2 Marsh 'ih 6 12 1 to be a general Therefore Harr:s a 10 10 Ginsbergc 3 0 0 33 Jennings sb 5 10 4 eligible the member of generals after 1928 cGrasso 5 0 0 Sanfordp 0 0 Berry ss 10 10 10 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Mahoney p 0 0 0 0 Stuart p 2 110 would naturally be less' But there have been numerous 0 O aSaucier 0 10 0 10 Whitep 38 10 12 271 Totals Totals 38 S 13 77 Borowyp 0 0 0 0 Paige p 0 0 other officers who 10 outstanding aGrounded out for Parnell In sth H'tch'nsnD 0 0 0 0 football Generals among played for bStngled Consuegra in 4th : W D Connor '97 M into double play tor Harris in 42 20 18 27 them are ToUls 38 9 12 24 Totals 8th aWalked for Mahoney in 7th Craig '98: Joseph W Stilwell '04 d Bunted into double play for MeCor- - Detroit — 202 301 100 F W Milbuyi '14 Robert Reese caiek in 8th St Louis 003 501 (111 Ox— 20 Neyland Jr and Hoge '16 B M Boston 310 220 200—10 E— Kell Delsing Priddy Ginsberg Bryan Jr '22 and G W Smythe 320 200 020— 9 White — Kryhoski Washington RBI Souehock E — Williams Hatfield McCormick Mullin 3 Wertz 2 Batts 4 Arft 24 RBI — Williams Dropo 2 Vernon Yost 3 5 Wood Priddy Marsh Mapes SauSenator Benton asks what per 2 Coan SB— cier Young Delsing 2B— Priddy Krv- Runnels DiMaggio of those finishing in the Vernon DiMaggio WilliamsPesky Michaels hoski Kell Wood Souehock KB— Kry- centage Yost 3B— Williams KB—Yost DP— hoski Mullin 2 Wertz Priddy Arft S— top 20 percent of their classes beGoodman Pesky and Dropo Pesky Arft DP— Priddy and Kryhoski Win- - come generals tiomman ana Dropo Hatfield and ner — Mahoney Loser— White Answering that would require — 4- — — considerable but Col digging James B Leer the public information officer excavates to this extent: As of J day of 682 West Point generals on duty 27 percent were in the top 20 percent of their class academically Generals who played football now in Korea or recently stationed there are Van Fleet '15 Hoge 16 "27 '22: Davidson and Bryan Saunders '28 Killed in action were Quarteback Tom Lombardo and End John Trent captains of the '44 and 49 teams Center Ug respectively Fuson '47 died of wounds End Bill Kellum '50 is listed as miss ing Guard Art Gerometta 49 and Black Gus Dielens '50 were wounded Guard Joe Steffy '49 was a frost-bit- e casualty Other football men who saw action Include End Bob Wayne '46 Qua:- Winner-More- AMINE MSI American League Hits as Front Army Football Canine Fanciers Saluted Running Bums Turns Out In National Organ 3 t' Salt Down Boston Braves la BOSTON Aug Generals (APi— Preacher Roe skinny Dodger River Float Shows Promise Top in southpaw gave up only six hits front New York CHICAGO Aug 18 (AP)— Bob Lemon hurled his first — and Dale shutout of the season— a brilliant three-hittMitchell accounted for four rims with two booming homers as the Cleveland Indians whipped the Chicago White Sox 7 to 0 today and kept pace with the New York Yankees atop the American league Loser Parnell (14-Pesky 1 i Since Eighteen Hundred stul Eighty-Fou- r Folks iiaieukfd It More and More' t&mmuiQ Company 'loll lokeOty DISTRIBUTED BY WASATCH DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Utah |