Show Dale Bithell 5- I Blasted by Loop Leaders Sports liqhwa4 1 - Indians Explode With Home Runs 2 National League i m American League Tribe Has One Sid Won Lost Vet CB POCATELLO Aug 21 (AP) 74 41 643 Brooklyn 68 SI S71 New York 8 The Salt Lake City Bees put 38 M 300 IS St Louis 57 SO 487 18 Philadelphia Boston 478 18 54 a daylight in the score last 'Saturday's Hero' Tells Odd Story 53 63 451 71' Cincinnati J 51 447 22'-night as they whitewashed Chicago West Point examination mess which has Pittsburgh of the In view 49 69 415 9-- 0 behind the Pocatello resulted in the expulsion of 90 cadets many of them football Tuesday's Schedule three-h- it pitching of Bob at Boston (night) the basketball scandal the William and Mary mark-riggin- g Pittsburgh St Louis at Brooklyn might) Greenwood who notched his players New York Cincinnati at episode and the disposition to tell all by various 18th victory of the season Chicago at Philadelphia might) The Bees got to starter Dale Bith- proselyted high school boys Sidney Buchman producer of Mndy's Results ell and reliefer John Fitzgerald for the Columbia football picture "Saturday's Hero" is wonBrooklyn at Boston postponed rain Only game scheduled 13 hits and exploded for seven runs whether he went far enough in his roughhoose exdering In the top of the ninth inning The pose of college athletic cheating sudden by the Buzzers New York Boston Chicago 1 no-hitt- er Car-micha- Mil Lak Hesse of Bwmnlf AB A 112 10 Bleviiurf Gr'nw'dp sate 3 111 4 0 3 2 3 12 3 Ananias lb n 4 0 8 0 Pinsonlb 3 0 ltNeighborsjrf 4 0 10 ss 3 0 4 3 5 2 3 0 Reisser 3 0 0 0 Frasinetti c 3 16 0 4 2 3 0 Rltnbrt3b H O A 2 0 0 0 3 Samolyklf 3 3 6 1 Kirklf 3 15 3 C rmlch lJb 4 13 0 VHeuitcf 4 Triandosc Porstells 1 AB H O ColeWnss Kruslb Hern'dezJb el 5-- 3 0 0 2 Bithell p 0 0 0 0 Fitigrldp 38 14 27 Totals Salt Lake City 71 31 3 27 13 000 011 007—9 00Q 000 000—0 Totals Focalejlo 2 Bowman K— Bittenberg Krug Hesae B lev ins Coleman Greenwood — Ananias Kirk E Coleman Triandos Krug Coleman Blevins Bosnian RBI Hernandez Hmenberg 2B — Bowman— 3B Ananias Hernandez Blevins S— HerSB— Krug Coleman Coleman Pin-so- n nandez DP — Re laser Carmichael Ananias Pinson Left — San Lake Ctty 8 Pocatello 7 BB — off Greenwood 2 Bithell 3 Fitzgerald 2 SO — Greenwood S Bithell 5 HO—Bithell 12 in 8 Fitzgerald 2 in 3 HB— AnaniasPBby — Hernadez by Bithell Greenwood ER— FitzFraaiiMttl 2 SOP— Bithell gerald 1 T— J?0S A— 307 2 2-- -3 Feminine Golfers Bid for Title ST PAUL Minn Aug 21 (UP) Chances that a "darkhorse" entry will slip through and win the 1951 Women's National Amateur golf title looked good today as 64 women golfers started match play — Young and comparatively unknown golfers shoved the "name" stars into the background in the qualifying rounds yesterday O star Tiffin Carol Diringer who never has gotten past the tournament's third round and Barbara Romack tiny 118- pound Sacramento Cal star tied for medal Horrors with par 7 Their rounds equalled the tourna ment's qualifying record set by Mrs Bea Barrett Aitmeyer Minneapolis in 1938 Both Carol and Barbara who never has played in the national amateur before were oneunder-pa- r on the front nine then slipped over one on the back nine 18-ho- le rain-splatter- ed 18-ho- le Fight Results By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA— Featherweight Champion Sandy Saddler 130 New York stopped Hermie Freeman 134 S Bangor Maine (non-titl- e NEW ORLEANS — Noel phreys 125 Charleston outpointed Kid Centella nagua Nicaragua (10) Hum- W Va 131 Ma- Mr Buchman a devotee of real- ism and a man who is constantly on guard against the small slip which makes a movie production ridiculous to the cognoscenti did a thorugh job of research before he shot "Saturday's Hero" His emissaries interviewed a hundred football players seeking the truth The stories he got about undercover salaries special inducements such as Chevrolet coupes movement of whole families from one g town to another faculty collusion and general debasement strained his credulity Consequently be threw eat a great deal of the more lurid material and cane up a tight picture which despite the restraint which went into its making is the meat savage indictment of college football practices yet made In addition it is being launched under the most favorable auspices Events of recent weeks have established its credibility Each day for a month the newspapers have carried stories which make it reasonably clear that the college athletic situation is an unholy mess Under the circumstances it will not be easy to discount the truth of Mr Buchman's Actionized People will believe for instance that Steve Novak (John Derek) milltown halfback was procured by a prominent southern (it university couldn't have been Virginia could it?) worked to death for three years paid in cash and in undeserved academic credits and finally when' inlury struck thrown on the scrap heap That's the way things are done in a large number of American colleges Forty pro players some of whom were instrumental toward guiding the picture toward verisimilitude participate in the football sequences which are the roughest and truest to life yet filmed Sports Tid Bits Max Baer former world's heavyweight boxing champion is wowing people of the Sacramento area He spins daily as a disc iockey the platters with an unusual line of chatter over KFBK Sacramento daily between the hours of 2:15 and 3:15 nm As Bill Klem used to say in baseball 'you can't beat the hours' and Maxie manages to keep himself busy over the 80 minutes route Baer may appear "in Salt Lake and Osden as a wrestling referee this fall He is also being sought for a Salt Lake night club engagement Most high school teams engaged In football In Utah have issued suits and pratcice has started Drills will command the attention of coaches and players for the next two or three weeks Howard Tuff Linford former Utah state athletic director is the new football mentor at Bear River high school Tuff expects to have a good team in the field represent-i- n e the Bears Friday night a number of Ogden Reds will be honored by Post number 9 of the American Legion Awards will go to the current members of the Reds who started their careers as legion baseballers The annual Shriners basketball and football games in Salt Lake City attracted good crowds The attendance at the Logan basketball game was disappointing but Salt Pioneer League Pet Salt Lake City Twin Ogden Polish-Americ- Baker-Merri- ll 72 S3 80 80 58 55 51 38 rails Great Falls Idaho Fails Billings Pocatello Boise Ui 42 832 554 531 531 804 484 451 338 53 53 33 57 M S3 BO TUESDAY EVENING AUGUST UVt 38Va HHH BdBP 1BBSBSW'' BH"- - TaBBK SSBBBr BBBBs BBBaW ssaaVsV 'IbbsSHbbbbI Pj"" "iutWBjlj ST W Doors Recovered ToUls New f 1 Silt 113 Rosen :h Simpson rf 4 x 1 3 Boo ne 1 0 He gar r 18 0 Garcia 10 10 0 0 0 0 C OOOO 4 0 0 3 a a p iallf vm HR — bsbsskSsIkBbsbk 1BF - iijg aaasss 9HF :s8ubbsm1 BBBBBBBBBBBBbT 'SBBBBBK BBKnBaSBBW BBB5BBBBBBBB'SBSs Mulunlf KeU liSouch'krf 2 Groth cf 4 8 Oil KoPwaylb 4 0 0 3 PriddyJb 4 12 1 Swift c site Trucks p Trout p 4 0 0 1 3 3 3U a se eeef 3 0 0 0 10 0 1 Totals 35 3 8 34 34 8 1127 000 008 031—3 110 C2x 6 eil — RBI Mile MuU m McDoucald Brown Berra Priddy 3 MuUin 2 B3B— Berry Pridd Priddy Sottcbock HR— Berra MuUln DP— Barry Priddy and KoUoway Winner— Trucks 7 Isaar Lopat us-7- ) Second game: New York 380 800 003—13 I- B 030 000 080 Detroit Ostrowaki and Berra Hutchinson White and Ginsberg BBr aKr iSaaaaaaaarBST saa Committee Meets Again Today To Pick Leader Fifteen lovelies of Hill air force base will compete for the right to enroll in the "baseball jubilee queen" finals at Affleck park the night of August 28 Two will qualify for the grand finals on September 5 Three stunning Hill field contenders are pictured above left to right: Pat Kitchens Jean Palmer and Ann Layton Nusial Bids for Batting Title 9-- Minor Results ' — St to- Meanwhile the Bussets pushed ward his fifth National league batthree across in the first one in the ting crown The Cardinal outfielder has insecond and a pair in the third to n creased his lead over Richie fashion a springboard to victory of the Philadelphia Phillies to Idaho Falls Ofdea AB H O A ABHOA 27 points M usial's average through Padgett2to 4 0o S 6Corcorart3b 8311 3 4 Guthrf 0Uuerrcross S011 last Sunday's games is 366 comS 3 110 3 1 10 1 'Jessen lb Lamb lb 339 for Ashburn 3 14 0 pared with Harrison If 3 0 3 0 Hackrf Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn is 4 14 0 Messina 3b 3 0 8 1 Rogerslf Dotterere 3 0 1 OlPattersoncf 3 10 0 in third place with 337 and noAsh-bur- I 4 114 Vendittorf 3 0 1 0!Muti3b 4 3 4 0 Peterson s 3 0 1 4 Tettac 3 0 1 O Klmballp 4 10 3 Hislep 1 38 34 38 13 Totals 13 37 13 Totals 000 000 000—0 Ogden 313 010 llx— 8 Idaho Falls R— Corcoran 3 Jessen Hack Rogers Patterson 2 Muti E — Lamb Messina Mutt RBI — Jessen 3 Rogers 3 Patterson Testa Kimball 2 SB— Patterson DP — Peterson to Padgett to Lamb MuU to Corcoran to Jessen 3BH — Corcoran Jessen 3BH — Rogers HR — Patterson PB — Dotterer Left — Idaho Falls 8 Ogden l 6-- ce 0 York 4 13 tilt lltt 4123 4 1 Detroit body else is close Brooklyn's Roy Campanella who week ago edged into contention with a 334 average dropped back to 319 which gave him seventh place Johnny Wyrostek of Cincinnati is fourth with 323 followed by n Dark New York and Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh both 320 Campanella Carl Furillo Brooklyn 317 Peanuts Lowrey St Louis 313 and Frankie Baumholtz Chicago 304 Al-vi- Western International League Wenatchee 9 Vancouver 8 Only game scheduled International League Springfield 2 Montreal 1 Syracuse 7 Ottawa 3 Toronto 6 Buffalo 4 Only games scheduled American Association Ho games scheduled Paelfle Coast League No games scheduled Texas League San Antonio 6 Fort Worth 3 Houston 6 Dallas 3 Tulsa 4 Beaumont 2 Oklahoma City 13 Shreveport 3 Southern Association Chattanooga 5 Birmingham S Mobile 3 Little Rock 1 Memphis 9 New Orleans 6 Atlanta 6 Nashville 4 Western League Colorado Springs at Des Moines postponed wet grounds Omaha 6 Wichita 0 Denver 11 Lincoln 1 Pueblo 6 Sioux City 4 Just like the good old days! Enjoy this NEW YORB Aug 21 (UP) — Major league club owners fighting with each other as briskley as their teams scrap on the playing field wearily renewed their search for a commissioner today and expressed little hope of getting the job done at this time They still have not even been able to get together on eveno the type of man they want to rate their sport through currently troublous times nor have they decided definitely just how much power they want him to have The first matter of business when they convene at the Waldorf-Aston- a hotel will be to hear tats) committee report of a three-ma- n which the commissioner's authority General Manager Warren Giles of the Cincinnati Reds a foremost candidate for the commissioner's job himself although he never has campaigned for it headed the committee which met in Cincinnati The other members were Vice President William Dewitt of the St Louis Browns and General Manager Branch Rickey of the Pittsburgh Pirates nt STRAIGHT BOURBON for Saving Class Persons interested in senior life saving classes to be conducted at the Ogden municipal swimming pool in Lorin Fair park may to Fred Paoli director of the pool he Said today Classes in all phases of life awf ing handling oneself in the water rescue of another person direction of rescue from the shore artificial respiration and other forms eg water safety will be taught Par said first sessions of the 15 hour courses would be set after it was determined how many persons would be interested instruction will be given to all persons over j tMSge of 17 he said ap-pl- -- Yanki The Brooklyn Dodgers-Bosto- n Braves night game waa postponed by rain No other action vjejg scheduled in either major league In exhibition games the Pittsburgh Pirates scored their third victory of the year against American league opposition by beating the Boston Red Sox 3 to 2 behind Jim Walsh's four-h- it pi ten ing and the Philadelphia Phillies mat tne Baltimore urioies ox trie International league 6 to J -- y Four Remain in Golf Tourney tffrifae Butler will meet Louis Peery and Harold Welch will play Clair Jackson in semi-finmatches of the August leg of the president s cup event at Ogden Golf and Coun-th- b this week end Second round results follow: Wayne Butler defeated Norris Rathjen 3 and 2: Lou Peery defeated Wade Johnson 2 and U Claire Jackson defeated J T Rush- mer 1 up: Harold Welch defeated Cecil Jorgensen 1 up al NOW! r " j TIMS QUALITY! that's what Manager Al Lopez hi? been praying for a long time new—that the Tribe hitters would start to carry their share of the load along v ah the "Big pennant Four ' pitching staff of Bob Feller Mike Garcia Early Wynn and Bob Lemon " Until now the Cleveland story has been a pitching story for the Tribe ranks only as the sixth best hitting team in the loop But last night the Indians opened an ifgame borne stand that they regard as the golden opportunity"' to take charge of the pennant chase Lopez and company figure that they have a chance to open a comfortable lead if they can continue their 719 home win ning percentage Last night Lopez got his hitting — four booming homeruns that created a 5 to 3 victory over the And right Washington Senators away the Indians lead increase from a half to a full game as the second-plac- e New York Yankees split a doubleheader with Detroit losing the first game 6 to 3 and winning the second 12 to S The Indians' four homers — by Dale Mitchell Al Rosen Bobby Avila and Ham- - SimnsnnM nau tneir nit total against Senator pitchers Dick Starr and Sid Hudson Rosen's was the only one that came with a man on base The Senators had gotten off to a one-ru- n lead in the first Inning against big Mike Garcia but the Indians came back with three in the same frame on the Mitchell and Rosen blasts Garcia went on to win his 17th game of the year althou eh he allowed 12 hits in eluding a homer by Eddie Yost Virgil trucks and Dizzy Trout combined to pitch Detroit to its first game win over the Yankees as Ed Lopat went down to defeat The Tigers never were behind in this one as Pat Mull in led the attack with his 11th homer and Trucks held the Yanks scoreless until the eighth when Trout came in to stop a New York rally Lefty Joe Ostrowski pitched the route for the Yanks in the night The eat for his fifth victory way was made easy when the New Yorkers exploded with eight runs in the fourth inning a rally in which Gene Woodling hit both a single and a triple Yogi Berra hit a homer in each game for the Yesterday's star — Yogi Berra Yankees wbo hit a home run In each game as the Yankees split a doubleheader with the Tigers Paol: Opens Life GREAT C It V £ f Irvni the Most Modim Fine Car Save957to349! 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