Show 2 Yanks MONDA V in Lo He's New Amateur Goli Champ Cowboys Split Playoff Tilts At Great Falls EVENING SEPTEMBER 17 1951 Early Fi Sports Scrambled Like a ale of Eggs These Days Wi Everything Going iFi 3y Jr n new yo: GREAT FALLS Sept 17 (AP)— Twin Falls split a doubleheader with Great Falls in the five wind up series in the Pioneer baseball league playoffs In a last ditch effort (had the Electrics won the series would have ended 'last night) Twin Falls defeated the Montana club 2 in the second game after losing the opener 5 Great Falls leads the series 1 The two teams will resume their Shaughnessy playoff Tuesday in Twin Falls Jim Russell will pitch for the Pokes Great Falls hadn't named a starting hurler Seven of Twin Falls' 12 hits in the second game were doubles In the first inning Manager Jeep Trower led off with a double and Lou Vitous singled him home In the third the Pokes got two more when Trower and Jack Taylor singled and Vitous doubled them home Taylor doubled Trower home in the fifth and again in the ninth Great Falls got its first run in the third on a walk an error a fielder's choice and a balk The Electrics' scored their second run in the seventh With two out John Angelone doubled and Bill Stoops singled him home Manier won his 27th victory of the year in the opener effectively scattering nine hits He was touched for two' runs in the second and third innings but the fourth and fifth Twin Falls runs were unearned The Electrics went right to work on John Wingo Twin Falls starter pummelling him for four runs on four singles and a triple in the first inning They got another pair in the fifth and a single run in the sixth off reliefer Jack He uphill In the first inning Nick Barone John Angelone and Neil Huff singled consecutively Barone scoring on the last one Manager Buck Elliott then tripled Angelone and Huff home and scored himself on Lee Winter's single For Great Falls in the fifth Huff singled Angelonetripled and Bill Stoops singled The sixth inning run came on a double by Winter Hansen's sacrifice and Manier 's bunt Twin Falls opened its bid for victory in the second John Taylor singled and scored ahead of Verne Campbell 1951 league batting who pounded out a champion home run The Cowboys grabbed two more in the third on a double by Man ager Don Trower an infield out a wild pitch and an error The final Cowboy run came on a fielder's choice a sacrifice and another error Summary: First: Sept ttrs call "overemphasis on football" when instead gridiron champ nships are settled in ber skies of under snowy er Ladies Bowling Dominated by Ogden Piasters early-seaso- feminine bowlers won out over out of towners at the first Ladies annual Elinor Ensign Singles classic at Ogden Bowling center Mrs Grace Eppley won the actual score championship with a total of 708 over the four game test She will be awarded a trophy by Mrs Ensign Shirley Phillips a new bowler the but team Longhorns wen first place in the handicap is th 782 might knock Kentucky loose from division with a grand total Of first The pins Others finishing in the amr chamDionshipiideas ebeet St sstfss8r fornia And you suppose could Oregon State's Kp Taylor Munn show his old bosi piggie that he learned HJs coaching les- sons too well Biggie's Michigan State lads are pickkd to finish well up you know trio Monday Matinee Although the Yankees haven't imnressed this obleriver this sea son it looks pretty tough for the Indians now Two behind in games lost fewer left tdl play than the Yanks and most ifiitho on the LitereJsf Dept: Rube road' Bowl Rose sn samueisena Game" gives the lowdown on the maneuvering sty le 4 When Bill Murray new DukI w coach first nlaved grade scrfeol football in Rocky Mount N wihis coach was a guy who later! attained quite some fame in radio music etc etc'—Kay Kyser L One regretabout missing thef Ray Robinsonto Randy Turpin figtt we'das like bewilknow if Randy lfoHed dered after being clobbered as he did When an American writer asked if he intend tb stick around World for the world seaei Series?' What's that? he asked Feminine Reactte If there had beta fans' popu- laritv contest after :t he flrst few rounds of the AmiteUr golf cham last weeK iyoung Tommy acob would have w6 1 hands down The cheer Tim my got when he trudged in trirdugh the rain after losing to Joe Spagliardi was One observer jokingly terrific told a woman oil be clubhouse porch "It's your motherly instinct that makes you chfccn for the kid Whereupon the woman's pint sized daughter spoke up: "I'm not a mother out i use him too" Ogden's Lill Nakahara 728 The tournament' attracted a total of 35 top feminine bowlers 24 from Ogden and II from out of town including Lucille Fyffe Utah women's match play champion Whites Win in Full Dress Drill Loyally Attacks PULLMAN Wash Sept 17 (AP) Washington State college pulled its first full dress football Ted Schr o eaer is In 1st He Round scrim- mage Saturday and the talent-lade- n White squad whipped the Reds 39-- 7 End Ed Baker snagged two touchdown passes to spark the White victory Other stars included Twin Falls Great Fall Campbell HalfQuarterback Terry AH HO A backs Dwight ' Pool and Byron Buk'watzss 5 2 4 5 Barone 3b ABHOA 4 1 01 Huff' f Bailey and Fullback Jim Head a Trnwtr 21) SIS 4210 5 0 2 0 Angeloness 4 3 2 2 Vitouslt terrific ground gainer 4 2 1 OjStoopslf 4 3 10 rf The Cougars leave for southern Taylor 4 2 1 OElliottlb 4 1 13 0 Campb'Ucf on their California 4 0 2 4 0 S 2 Moore3b Thursday for 4 1 10 1 Winter c 3 2 8 0 Gofflb Saturday season opener 3 0 2 2 Hansen 2b 2 112 Weirc f 1 Minor Results 000 Manier Wingop HemphilLp 2 1 10 31 0 0 Oj Gablerp 0 0 0 0 Held 1 3 r 10 1 sssllk opa 1) 2-- 3-- 2) Sch-roed- er and California junior champion Cliff Mayne djf Berkeley meet today in the first roU nd of the na- tional hard court end Pacific coast tennis ehampionsh pM Scbroeder of La t" ncscc rata Calil is fourth-seede- d Torn! rabert of Cin-loDavis Cup cinnati and other fe aces are expected! (morrow from xne racmc soutr at champion- in Los Angel ships — —ill — — ToD-seede- w d BSSSJ I n 2 i lll MsSSSsBlf BMfcftfe- 'V BsssssssssssssssssswP' 'taMSp-V'- Billy Maxwell the 1951 National A 4 and 3 22-y- ea 36-ho- PRICES SLASHED I XPEi I I 16 New Golf Champ Is From Gui Where? Texas HI :iBrV"'r - ji g' 20 Gauge 20 2o 30-4- 0 193 Krag 300 Sav iss 3 3" 3 301 ship For Billy Joe it waai sweet pay off on the predictions of loyal Texas backers that hi was the youngster best qualified to carry on as the years' catch up with Byron Nelson Ben Hqgah Jimmy Demaret and Lloyd Mangrum Lone star Staters all Billy Joe a bridegroo m 01 six months bowled over Jje Gagliardi of Mamaroneck N YL 4 and 3 in Saturday s final at iieon Val- an amaz- ley Country club endi the 39- ing string of upsets year-ol- d attorney Gi lliardi ear- -Her had beaten two fd er ehamCharlie pions— Sam Urzetta 94 WINCHESTER S-M- 30 30 or 32 Col 1 72-1- 5 I I fc ij' 1 t STEVENS LEBCL M four-roun- d intercollegiate football aassg k r:'risst three-under-p- ar — year m 5A) ? pt 29 Distaff Links Champ From ssa n in - I 6-- 5S 67 67 77 64 81 56 85 44 97 2V2 13 22' 26 32 44 FhHadelehla jPerk'skip 6) er Sit Cleveland M'doskyrf Avia2b Dobycf Easter 1b 3 0 1 3 0 O 4 0 0 3 0 1 4 0 2 3 0 0 0 10 2 0 0 00 0 3 11 l nn 2 0 0 1 0 0 Rosen 3b Chstom'nlf aMikchell BoojnejM bSitnpson Hesjanc cWnn Her r If Briisiep — -- 'e- — er it aStruck out for Strickland in 8th New Yerk bFouled out for Werle in 8th ABRHO New 000 101 401--- 7 York 2!Mantlerf 4 110 000 000 100—1 2 Bauerrf 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Star — E Merson Smith Garagiola RBI-N- oble Yesterday's S 1 0 6 2'Collinslb Thomson Stanky Dark 2 Irvin Kiner Pirates — Hit his 8 M Doug dJb 4 0 14 Ralph — Lockman HR Thomson Kiner 40th homer giving him a new all- 3 Berrac 3 119 Kiner DP— S— Jansen 2 Pollet 2 4 0 2 4 SB— Dark©ark and Lockman Winner — time National league record first Stanky 3 110 OiWoodlinglf Loser— Pollet player to hit 40 or more homers in 4 0 0 2 Jansen 0Brown3b 1 ABRHO (19-1- 1) 3 111 4 0 2 1 0Rizzutos 5 o Reynoldsp 0 0 30 1 5 24: Totals 31 5 9 27 aFouled out for Chapman In 8th bWalked for Boone inT 8th cStruck out for Hecan In 9th 000 010 000—1 Cleveland 120 020 OOx— 5 Neir York None RBI— McCosky Berra Man tel Reynolds DiMaggio 2 2B — Rosen Rlziuto- - McCosky DiMaseio 3B-- Berra — SB Collins S— Collins DP — DiMaggio Aviia and Easter McDougaid rf Riziuto and Collins McDougald and Collins Winner — Reynold (15-8- ) loser —Feller (22-- (6-1- 2) Second: 110 010 102—6 York 000 100 030—4 Pittsburgh Noble Werle Carlsen and AXagne Wilks Dickson and McCullough New Brooklyn Chicago ABRHO AH R H Ol 4 2 21Miksis2b Furiltorf Reese ss Snidercf 0 n Jeffcoatxf Rob'ns'n2b 4SauerU 3Jackson3b Camp'ellac 1 Connorslb Pafkolf 1 Ram'zottiss Hodgeslb 43 0 11 12o owenc Cox3b l'Burgesac-KeUy1 0 3 Labinep 4 1 1 42 00 1 3 Ba'mhltiif 0 4-- 3 0 3 1 4 0 1 0 1 o 1 0 0 0 0 p 00 aMauro 8) five successive seasons even though the Pirates blew two to the Giants 7-- and 1 6-- 4 Apprentices Up Among Top Riders on Coast Oil 0 0 Dubtelp SAN BRUNO Calif Sept 17 — Three apprentices are 32 6 S 27! Total 31 1 6 27 (AP) Totals AB R H O ABRHO among the five jockeys dominating aSingled for Kelly in 9th DU1 ger3b 4 11 2:D'Mag'ef 4 0 0 1 Brooklyn 000 120 030—6 the winners' ranks in the 'first 4 0 0 2Peskyss 100—1 Bnsbycf 000 000 week of Tanforan's autumn $r ace 4 0 0 0 Chicago Minbsort 3 0 0 2 Will msIf E— Ramazotti Kelly 4 0 13 RBI — Snider 2 Hodges Burgess Lenhardtlf 4 11 lVollmerrf 3 Ramazzotti Hodges Robrnsonlb 3 0 1 ft Goodm n2b 4 0 0 4 Reese 2B — Baumholtz 2 Furillo' HR — Ray York 17j himself a recent 4 1 1 13 0 0 0 OiDropoIb aBod DP — RamazxottI SB— Jackson of the apprentice schooL graduate Niafhosc 4 0 1 4 Hatfield Jb 3 111 Hodges Miksis and Connors: Robinson and Hodgleads nine wins six seconds with 3 2 3 3 es 3 Winner— Carlsquelss 4 0 0 3iRoaarc Labina (44) Loser— Kelts' and five thirds in 40 races 2 0 0 2 D'Mja'stri2b 3 3 3 HKlelyp Beetesi"1 Chleag i Sill 1 0 0 -- (7-- 3) 0! en (7-- 4) Tex And she won her n sw crown by walloping the best group of feminine shotmakers in tie nation including Babe Zaharias Patty Berg Louise Suggs and all the other players who make the regular swing along the tourney trail She finished with a edge over Miss Suggs who carded a 71 for her final tour to move up to second place One stroke behind her at 299 came Mrs Zaharias who shot a 78 on the final tour big-na- five-stro- ke Burke Business 1) Writ: Detrelt Wadtlsgtan AB R HO ABRHO 1 3 0 3 10 3 4 Yostb Lipnss 4 0 0 3 M'Corm'klf Kell3b 3 0 13 5 0 0 4 10 4 0 0 Norencf Kryl'skilb 4 0 0 1 Melerf 3 0 12 Weterf one-eye- Hamnerss Waitkuaia 0 3 1 0 19 0 2 6 0 10 0 0 1 WUberc 42-da- iU two-year-o- ld six-furlo- x-- 000 020 100— 3 7 0 Detroit 001 000 000—1 7 0 Washington RBI NOren Uinsberg 2 Sullivan SB — Sullivan Evers Kluttz HR — DP— SB Noren Kell Prid-d- y —Sullivan and Krvhoski SSichaela and Vernon Loser— Starr IHU WMaer— Cain -- (NEA) —Though The Moreno brothers apprentice Pete and veteran Henry are secSt Leais Philadelphia H AH K O and fourth respectively Pete ABRHO ond 3 3 11 had 0 1 1 Hemuss Youns3b six eight winners and Henry 1 4 iSchndnst2b 3 3 2 1 Ashburnrf Freshman Willie Marsh is third 0 0 0 !Musiallb 3 3 3 10 SiaierU 0 0 (t west take If 5 0 2 6 with seven firsts and apprentice Thompsonp 0 0 0 Slaughter rf 4 12 0 Arthur Martinez fifth with five aClark 0 0 0 WJohns'n3b 4 0 11 Drewsp R H McDaniel tops trainers 4 0 1 4 0 0 OiDieringct bHollmig 4 111 with six wins from 38" horses start0 0 HDRieec Konstantyp Willie Mol-t- er 4 0 0 3 ed Buster Millerick 0 0 0 Staley p cEnnls -Nieh'lsonrf 111 George Mayberry and Fjrank 0 12 Jones31l Brewster are tied for second with three each Total betting handle for the first y meet was six days of the KJohnsonp Hansen p of $359-88- 2 a $3359293 average daily If 3 4V1 1 ' SulHvanlf 4 0 0 ? Mayo 3 2 2 1 Vernonlb 3 12 3 Runnelsss 4 0 3 4 Everscf 33 9 13 37 Totals 39 2 14 24 Totals Highlights of this week's 3 0 12 Ginibergc 3 0 2 22 Michaels2b aGrounded out for Thompson in 5th be Thursday's $5000 Lasc it 4 Kb 0 3 3 SOA Priddy2b bGrounded out for Drews in 7th sie handicap for California-bre- d liaVerble 0 0 0 0 Bariyab 190 out in 9th for cFouled Konstanty fillies and Saturday's 3 0 0 1 Conusegrap 0 0 0 0 CalAp 001 000 001—2 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia Starr p $7500 Portola handicap 290 002 OOx— 9 St Louis Grassoe 10 0 0 E— Wilber 2 Muaial RBI— Musial 2 for fillies and mares threeV years Westlake 2 Schoendienet Slaughter 3 old and up l 7 1 727 Nicholson Jones 2B— 27 31 3 32 Totals TpUlS Muaial Slaughter aftan for Klutts in 8th — d not related Joe Burke 'NEW YORK (NBA) South Orange n J bo n us beauty 100 Oil arker was signed bv the Giants tor $30000 MMt hone driver George 010 001 a Philadelphia detect! re for 130 was discovered by an other Burke Washington y Trout and Housrr Marrero — Frank the scout Havnes Harris and Guerra years (11-1- 2) i 010—4 010—3 Sima HR Nicholson SB— Musial Ashtmrn SB — Slaughter W Johnson DP— Schoendienet Heimie and Muaial Winner— Loser— K Johnson (5-SUley (17-17) 3) Coast Teams Seek Governor's Cup By The Associated Press Seattle and Hollywood the SAVE Money ' I 112 10 0 1 4 0 10 4 0 12 2 112 10 00 01 10 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 AB R H Oi ABRHO 4 0 r2iJoostss 3 3X0 Young2b 4 4 3 3 315 NATIONAL 0 0 Famlb mi icscr 4 Vflloi i 4 0 13 BT aylorlb first: 4 0 3 0 Zerniallf 2 2 11 New Yerk Rat p if Pittsbargh 2 4 0 10 Niernanlf 4 0 0 Hitchc k3b AB KH O ABRHO! 4 0 1 6Philleyct 5 12 1 StankyJb 2 0 0 1 5 112 Smith3b Lollarc 3b 4 0 1 2Suder2b 4 0 13 Darkss 5 12 2 Met'vichlb 4 0 0 12 c 0 4 3 3 0 0 4 0 0 2 Tnomson3b 4 3 1 0 Thomascf Jenningsss 3 00 0 0 Tipton 8 0 0 1 Irvinlf 2 3 13 2 Kmerlf 3 112 Hboper p Matkellp o o o o 4 0 0 2 Lockm'nlb 3 0 2 7BeUrf Mahoneyp 4 0 0 2iGar'giolac 3 0 13 10 0 0 aBj rnep Mayscf 7 3 0 1 Mer ion 2b 3 0 03 Nobec 33 1 7 24 33 7 10 27 Muellerrf 4 12 2 Strickl'dss tals Totals 2 0 12 2 1 0 3 aSaffell ounced out for Mahoney in 8th 10 0 0 Jansenp 000—1 100 j 000 St Louis 0000 Coless — 7 OOx 104 002 10 0 0 Philadelphia Polletp Second: 0 0 00 Werlep 001 031 000—5 St Louis 0 0 bFisher 10 241 000 OOx— 7 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia LaPalmep wxDoriald Suchecki Paige and Batts 28 1 3 27 Totals 39 7 12 27 Totals Keener Scheib and Astrotli Lone Star Stale YORK Hartsfld2b Spahhp 3 (21-1- 2) 31 3 7 27 30 4 6 24! Totals Totals a Bar for Robinson in 9th 002 010 010—4 Chicago Boston 000 020 llx— 5 2 Bi—Carrasquel Pesky RBI— Dropo ATLANTA Ga Sept 17 (UP)— Rosar 3 Pesky Voll-mDillinger A Phi Befa Kappa with a bunch Lenlhardt 2B — Bocar HR — Lenhardt of educated golf cluts— that's the Roskr S—Pesky Holcombe 2 DP — Rosar and Winner — new women's national open golf Pesky Goodman and Dropo (10-1Loser— Holcombe champion Betsy Raw Is of Austin Xiely NEW aCooper Marquis !f SS Claire r 3 1 0 3 4 0 010 jFoxp 31 3 3 37 Totals 35 61127 Totals aWalked for Addis in 8th bFouled out for Black we" in 6th 100 003 020—6 Boston 000 005 000—5 Cincinnati E—None RBI— Marshall 2 Gordon 2 2 Usher Torgeson St Claire Adcock Kluszewski Keeks 2B —Jethroe Gordon Hartsfield Sisti and Torgeson: McMillan Adams and Kluszewski Winner —Spahn Loser— Perkowski (3-Second: 000 000 000 — 0 Boston 302 000 OOx— 4 Cincinnati Surkont Paine and Cooper Raffens-bergand Pramesa 1-- First: St Levis t'l S 1 3 llWy stekrf 4 2 1 lKlus'skilb 4 12 1 Adcocklf 3 0 1 2 Mer'man If 0 0 0 0 Meek s 1b 0 0 0 2 M'Millanss 4 0 1 How ell c 4 0 2 1 BlackwTlp 3 0 0 libRyan Torgea'nlb Gordon3b Marshalljf Addislf s 7-- 3-- Oineinnatl ABRH O ABRHO Sistiss 4 10 2 AdamsJb 3 10 4 4 4 112 Jethroecf OfUahercf — — — GB 807 351 463 441 3S7 312 4 2 4 Beaten New York 5 Cleveland 1 Boston 5 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 7 St Louis Detroit 4 Washington 3 Ho loom be p one-tw- o two-gam- NOW Do You Remember? '''" By The Associated Press Today a year ago—The Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 2 to move into second place in the American league pennant race 3-- finishers in the Pacific Coast league race shift to Hollywood tonight to close out their postseason battle for 3)10000 and the Governor's cup' The champion Rainiers and second place Stars each holding a e handle of the cup after a series at Seattle are slated to go at least two more games in the heat of five playoff finals Seattle eliminated Los Angeles and Hollywood ousted Portland in semifinals last week Johnny Lindell spaced seven hits effectively yesterday to keep the Stars in the running with a 1 victory over the league champions who blanked the visitors 0 in the series opener Saturday 001 020 100—4 13T0 Hollywood 000 000 001—1 7 0 Seattle Lindell and Sandlock Grissom Calvert Del Dacca and Kratttt RECAP Five years ago — Heavyweight his Champion Joe Louis retained title by knocking out Tami Mauri-ell- o in the first round of their bout at Yankee stadium Ten years ago— Bob Feller won His 24th victory as the Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 6-- 1 Twenty years ago — Lefty Grove of the Philadelphia Athletics bein Amercame the first ican league history to win 30 games left-hand- in a er season 4-- 3-- 2126 Washington Blvd m Sanday's Results Brooklyn 6 Chicago 1 New York 6 Pittsburgh 'St Louis 9 Philadelphia Boston 0 Cincinnati They won a brilliantly nlaved 5 to 1 decision that knocked the In- dians out of first iplace yesterday suddenly regaining their winning touch after days of mediojerity against a succession of second division opponents Nobody not even Manager Casey Stengel: can explain why the Yankees should perform like ond raters against second rate clubs then rise to the occasion when it means the most on baseball s top win nernopping Hobby reiier for tnree runs in the first two innings and play ing spectacular defensive ba to protect the margin for Allie Rey- nolds the Yankees looked as it they didn't even belong in the same league with Cleveland Yet their triumph put them only three nnintc -— - - frnrlt nPi'reiitarp ' iti Boston in third place picked up a full game by winning a 5 to 4 decision from Chiego and now trails by only 2Vz games The Yankees sprayed extra base blows oonnrttinpilv: Yoei Hfrra driving in the first big run with a triple and Joe DiMaggio con- tributing two more with a triple tnat was a reply to an aV "It Berra was purposely passed with two out so that Feilar could pitch to DiMaggio and the Yankee CiiD- per responded with a tremendous clout In other American league games the Athletics topped the BrOwns 7 to 1 and 7 to 5 while the Tigers topped Washington 3 to 1 and 4 to 3 behind the pitching of Bob Cain and lefty Ted Gray The Giants staying alive moved to within C2 "games of Brooklyn and cut the Dodgers margin to the smallest since July 4 with 7 to 1 and 6 to 4 victories at Pitfsbjurgh Larry Jansen hurled his 19th victory and Sal Maglie his 21st Ralph Kiner hit a homer for one of three hits off Jansen giving him 40 for the year and a hew National league record— first player ever to nit 40 homers in five straight years Rookie Clem Labine pitched his 6 fourth straight victory a six-h- it to 1 victory for the Dodgers! over Chicago as Gil Hodges hit his' 38th homer The Braves downed Cincinnati 6 tb 5 as Warren Spahn's five-hittgave him his 21st victory but lefty Ken Raffensberger"also ball to win th secpitched five-hond game 4 to 0 Gerry Staley though touched for 14 hits won his 17th game for the Cardinals 9 to 2 over the Phillies -- Phone r1 ssiissiaansnissssssi ssissi ! 85 76 I 4950 3450 Won Lost Pet SB S3 624 90 5$ 621 New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Detroit Philadelphia Washington St Louis fessional Sulky Sleuth 1 DOUBLE Chicago American League Football Finals C Like New Used 'm Pittsburgh Tex For the director's cup H W Poort will play W H Jackson while Rear Admiral C H 'GUlilaii plays J M Harsch Finalists for the piesident's cup wiU be Clair White! y and Gene Gibbons Blain Bachman and Dr L S Peery Dr Peery won the August leg of the president's cup by defeating Clair Jackson 2 and 1 Walter Gresham qualified for the club championship by stroking a 70 Second was Hal Daniels with a 72 and third was Coe George Eccles with a 73 Pairings in the championship flight are Gresham and Irving Stimson Henry Mathieu and Dan Stewart George Eccles and Garth Peck J M Squires and Gordon Brown Hal Daniels and Bud Lund By The Associated Prejss D Richards and Judy Parke St Bonaventure 65 St Francis T Gus Becker and Charles Chandler 8 fPa) Yeager and Ray Minten North Carolina State 34 Harry First flight pairings: J M HarCatawba 0 and Perry Holley Howard Pence Kentucky 72 Tennes! ed Tech 13 dy and Jim Bush Herbert Hinley and 13 0 Florida Wyomind Butler Harold Welch and Wayne 12 18 Mirshall Virginia Tech Alan Bader C J Deis and Wayne Cincinnati ze vmi y Gudmundson Glen Adams and W Toledo 88 Davis Elkin 0 H Loos R C Duvall and Fred avier 12 Quantico Marines 7 N orris Rathjen and H R South Dakota State 48 Iowa Jackson Merman State Teachers 6 Sunday's breakfast tourney was Arizona State 28 Marine Recruit won by two teams who tied for Denot San Dieeo 13 honors with a score of 315" The McMurry 18 New MexSco West top teams were composed of Charles em 8 San Francisco State! 40 Lewis Chandler Ray Minton H M Lund and Judy Parke and Clair Boyle and Clark (Ore) 34 Neil Olmstead Herb Hinley and Utah 55 Montana State) 8 Leonard Harsch Denver 41 Colorado College 0 Second with a 319 score was the Mesa College! 16 Carbon County team consisting of Hal Daniels J 17 of Price Utah College Western Washington 8 Pacific M Squires Dan Stewart and Jerry Yeager Univ (Ore) 0 67 New Mexico Arizona A&M 13 1 We Have an Excellent Selection Of Good NOW Ofld Used Guns ssbsbbbbk ir Mass WALTHAM Brandeis begins its fir I Jt JS' Won Lost Pet GB 90 50 643 807 88 57 73 07 528 is 73 70 510 IS'476 23 H 88 7S 62 83 428 30H 59 at 407 33 408 33 V 85 Brooklyn Hew York St Louis Boston Philadelphia Cincinnati mB& BETHLEHEM Pa Skpi 17 (UP) Schedule Texas has bred another great golf Final pairings for directors and Monday's at New York B drawling presidents cups at the Ogden Golf Cleveland champion in red-haChicago at Boston a Only games scheduled Billy Joe Maxwell colleeian who sweet to victory in and Country club were announced Ernie Schneiter club proSunday's Results the 51st U S amateuf nampion- today by 17th I 1 Jfr Pairings Told For Country Club Golf Play tournament It was a close finish which wasnjt decided rber of until runner-u- p Jerry Pasadena missed a 25-- f putt on lust the 18th green Middl needed to sink a fourVf ter last hole after taking the let on the 3" 1 m OR SHURSHOT cluTe Mode f I SUPER X OR REMINGTON 30 Reg 3 Now jHfci''' SsBfeu" National League le : I jj jMMMHB aaAsaa collegian grins broadly and points to his score after he won ejur Golf championship by defeating Joe GagUardi 39 Afamoroneck N Y lawyer the finals at Saucon Valley Country dnb at Bethlehem Pa yesterday old Odessa Initial Assault m NEW YORK Sept 17 (UP)— The Yankees who get bid-tipennant ideas when the big boys come to town were baqk in first place today celebrating a climactic victory over Cleveland on a memorable anniversary — the date when they took over the lead for good a year ago 7-- Army May Get SUPER X OR REM EXPRESS 12 Gauge Reg 3 Now 2U 2®5 16 Gauei! 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Totals Totals 022 000 010—5 Twin Falls By The Associated Press 400 021 OOx— 7 Great Fall R— Trower Vitous Taylor Campbell International League Barone Huff 2 Angelone 2 ElMontreal 6 Syracuse 4 (Montreal Moore liott Winter E — Weir Angelone Stoops leads L RBI— Angelone 2 Elliott 2 Winter 2BH — Trower Campbell Manier Stoops American Association Stoops Winter 3BH — Elliott Angelone 3 11 Kansas Milwaukee SH— Hansen City Campbell HR— Campbell 2 DP — Goff to Bukowatz (Milwaukee wins series 4-BB — Manier 3 Hemphill 2 SO — Manier Pacific Coast League 7 Wingo 1 WP— Manier 2 HO— Wingo in 3 Hemphill 9 in 8 3 Gabler Hollywood 4 Seattle 1 (series 40 in 1 ER— Manier 3 Wingo 4 Hemptied hill 3 Left— Twin Falls 8 Great Falls 4 — A 3020 T— 1:58 Texas League t Second: " Dallas 5 San Antonio 1 (series Great Falls Falls Twin ABHOA' tied 3--3) ABHOA 4 3 0 12 0 4 0 Barone3b 7 4 Beaumont (Houston Campb'llcf 3 Houston 4 0 10 5 2 l!Huffcf Trower 2b leads ' 3 3 2 0 Angelone sa 4 14 5 Taylor 5 3 2 0 0 0 2 0 Stoopslf Southern Association Heldcfjf 4 212 1 4 2 2 f) Pryor lb Vitouslf inLittle Rock 4 Memphis 3 11 4 0 2 1 4 0 0 OjWinterc Moore3b 4 2 S l Chesorf 3 12 0 nings (Little Rock leads Gofflb : 4 3 03 1 Hansen2b 4 Buk'watzss 13 Western League 3 0 0 1 4 0 S O'Jurkovicp Weire 3 10 Omaha (Sioux 4 Sioux City 111! Goodep City wins series 7 Totals 35 7 3711 381227 ToUls 1 4 Wichita (Denver Twin Falls Denver 102 010 001—5 wins series 3 001 000 100—2 Great Falls R — Trower 4 Taylor Huff Angelone E — Trower Goff Weir RBI— Vitous 3 BALTIMORE Md Sept 17 (UP) 2 Taylor Taylor 2 Stoops 22BH — Trower S— Dr Cary Middlecoff a Romeo 2 Vitous Goff CampAngelone — Bukowatz to Goff BB— Jurko-Vi- c knows you have to get CHARLESTON S C (UP) — A bell 1 DPGoode 8 SO — Jurkovic 3 Goode cavity to fill it properly won the Cassanova Romeo is registered ER— Eastern Open golf tournhment by Balk— Goode WP — Jurkovic Left— Twin Falls with the selective service board Jurkovic 4 Good 2 2304 ots close — putting his onapprqacn 12 2:10 A— T 8 Great Falls here o greens to the hole the last — 400 first "i: Middlecoff won the 279 for money yesterday with 3-- 2) BERKELEY Calif J Sept 17 (AP) Former Davis Cui Tatar Ted IsBssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss! me 2-- 1-- 1) T V S I BaBL BSl best-three--of what the edu Yanks and Indians and while a few painful twinge? recall walk- ing around Saucoii valley during the Amateur goft tourney last week shows that jqouple of next n games must Saturday's be remembered when national hon- ors are dished odt three months from now Tape Kentucky vs Texas for example Babe Parilli and Co won thejBugar bowl last season and that 713 opening Win over Tennessee TfChj cate any weakness! word from the southwest is that I Texas isn't the power it was last! yiar (A & M m ftE By 7-- A glance at the Sunday papers uous voice while Mel Aliens describe? the tusle between the W si New Yorkers Win Brilliant Decision Over Second Place Club Chase Bob Feller -- 17 (AP)— It probably is a sign of mid-Septemb- IsSSSSSsTsKK BSSSsB Issssssl IssflsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssE 5-- Hugh Full Lead Beat Cleveland - - — - - 2-46-34 Softball Finals Set for Tonight A playoff game between Utah General Depot and Weber college Live Display Attracts will be played at the Ogden soft-ba- ll MEMPHIS Tenn (UP)— Departpark tonight at seven-thirt- y ment store personnel searching The game will decide the second found half champion club in the Ogden for a missing him "rifling cowboy" in a display Women's Softball league for the window for an appreciative audi- 1951 season A small admission ence charge will be made two-year-o- ld |