| Show f THE OGDEN fUTAH) STANDARD-EXAMIN- f SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 7 1952 Lenhardt Dropo Embarrass Bosto n Red Sox North South Players Stage Cleveland Boston New York Washinfton Chicaeo St Louie Philadelphia Detroit W 38 L 10 Pet 5 33 33 33 33 18 15 30 9M 3 10 30 34 35 930 535 489 468 463 341 2 - 31 39 Una It Louis 9 New York 3 GB 596 3 5 6 6 UH Friday' St 4 Cleveland 11 Philadelphia Detroit 4 Boston 2 Chicago 4 Washington 3 PhiladelphiaH O AB O A m 4 0 Joost s Hoenib 0 3 3 0 0 0 10 1 AvtlaJb Dobycf Mitehelll! Easterlb 1 0 Boone s Combs ss 3 0 2 7 0 4 3 3 2 Heganc Lemon p Kell2b 2 Lead Maglie Suffers Loss Chicago Cincinnati St Philadelphia Boston J 4 V 10 10" De-tro- it 14 22 Philleycf Zerniallt Valorf MILWAUKEE — (UP) —Only morning and evening in preparation for the 1952 game three keglers out of an original Wednesday night at the local baseball orchard field of 64 were left Saturday in Manager Vernal Harris of thef" the Masters Invitational tourna- North directed his charges through Utah Sunday morning newspapers ment of the American Bowling a appears to havelengthy morning workout and a On paper South over the North parCongress slight edge final night ' in the pitching departAndy Varipapa 64 Hempstead then closed with the ticularly J N Y had an advantage over his drill ment Five of the South players two opponents in the tournament is Harris baseball coach at Box rattled the board in left and center field with long drives last night windup because he has no defeats Elder high school Willard Taylor Charleston W Ogden Shriners entertained the Mel Wood of Weber high and Va beaten by Varipapa and coaches at players of Morgan high a dinner managers at the Double J Ranch Friday will meet Junie McMahon Kent Murdock Chicago and 'Fairlawn N J and school assisted Harris in the two last night President Jimmy Maher the winner of that match will meet North workouts Much time was of the Ogden Shrine club was in aOaniels Varipapa Saturday night to decide stressed on fundamentals Batting charge Al Warden game direcColep the double elimination tourney tor and sports editor of The St Claire c McMahon national practice and infield drill followed aminer was master of cere34 13 27 8 31 4 24 11 South was first to work out last monies match champion defeated CleveTotals Totals ' ViaViKtii aFlied for Jones in sixth land's Steve Nagy Friday 833 to night under lights Bailey Santiste-veManagers Santisteven and Harris 1MB bStruck out for Donovan in ninth 738 introduced Score by innings: players and of and Bingham high manager 000 000 101—2 Boston deto would be have was precoaches Each Varipapa p layers OOx— 7 032 002 Chicago feated twice before he could lose Glen Clark of Monroe high and Rex sented with a miniature gold base2B— Fondy Sma!ly Baumholtz Sauer HR — Hermanski Mathews SQ— Bickford the crown while one win for the Olson of Granite high directed the ball 1 Lown 3 Winner— Jones 3 Cole veteran bowler would give him the South practices — El Kalah temple band and drill Lown Loser Bickford Surrounded Johnny Wyrostek of the Phillies shied away as two ABC honors The board of strategy of the ' team will entertain just ahead of fell out of the Shibe Park stands nuisances other McMahon a fine clutch bowler New York PitUbunh the game Wednesday night They'll in an effort to retrieve a foul ball hit by a Giant AB H O AB H O A defeated Eddie Kawalics of Chi- North decided to start big Jim at 7:25 p m 3 Williams2b Castiglone3b 3 on the mound against the take the fieldwill cago 775 to 734 before meeting DelGrecocf 5 3 0 Lorkmanfb be master of eere- Joe Titley 2 Metkovichrf Thorr1son3b eliminated Charles South of will be Nagy Nagy high Ogden Coop monies Allen will be the Len and 0 Kinerlf Thompson If Polich Caspian Mich in the first back of the 0 Susaklf announcer Players of each squad Muellrrf plate match by a score of 795 to 722 0 Garagiolac Darkss South will open with Fratto of: will be introduced by Managers 2 Mersnn2b Westrume In other matches Kawalics fired Carbon and at 8 0 Strickland ss pitching the first three in-- Santisteven and Harris Dieringcf an 855 to beat Bill Lillard Chi- ninoc 1VI 0 Bartlrmelb cHowerton iho QantififAt'Dn fnr marhino nj m damA willii Kft rtr ' lit iho III pa 0 Maglie p Dicksonp GREELEY Colo (AP) — Colo- cago 854 and Polich trimmed Joe Yarber of South high will be back Proceeds from the classic will go 0 aRigney Kissoff Cleveland 851 to 736 0 to the Shriners Hospital for CripBrig-harado of the State defeated Spencer p college plate i 0 b Wilson Lamar Williams colorful left pled Children Young university of Provo 0 0 0 Wilhelmp Utah 0 0 Many fathers of Ogden will take Friday to win the dis- Colorado scored four runs in the hander of Tooele high school at dElliottp of a lot trict on an two baseball hits tracted attention last and fourth title error their NCAA go youngsters to the baseball inning night 34 7 24 6 33 11 87 8 Totals Totals into the playoffs at Omaha next and three walks The Cougars fin- j He has fine delivery and performs headliner Tickets are on sale at aGrounded out for Maglie in fifth MOUNT EPHRAIMn J (UP) week briied out for Spencer in seventh in the seventh but (like an experienced pitcher the Mint the Mecca Frank and ally got going cStruck out for Diertng in ninth The Bears won the first game it was too late to overcome the Batting orders for the annual Roy's grill H and A and Ogden Jersey Joe Walcott 100 percent dSingled for Wilhelm in ninth classic will be announced in Elks club In Shrine contest the final Bears' Score by imnings: Thursday spree scoring with his 30 dissatisfied percent New 001 000 000— It Pittsburgh 1 Byrdp Tiptone n (4-- 5 six-hi- 2-- 5' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ar 1 1 1 1 1 ex-tea- 1 1 1 1 n n 1 1 tl-- 4 11-- 3) Minor Results Kon-stant- y n come-from-behin- 469 455 439 409 4 1 lO'i 1! 11' 14'? 5 1 tl-- 6 i2-- 2' Do-ko- s 1 1 1 Walcott Peeved BYU Eliminated Ai Greeley At Purse for Charles Clash 11-- 1 for V Broilpng 8:15 p m TONIGHT OGDEN IDAHO FALLS Admission 90t Tickets at Mint Mecca Frank orH ley's GriH net Sank Smoker) 3" "C j Barbeque Fireplace SALES 359 26th Street i i j i m 4 I 7-- 6 j (3-- 8 — Maglie Boxing club unless it comes across with 45 percent for a September (9-- 2i rinrinnati Brooklyn AB H O A Morgan3b Reese ss Robinson 3b Campanelae Pafkolf Snider cf AB H O A n o 3 1 3 3 0 4 Borkowskilf 1 Westlakerf Marshall rf Rossie Klusswskilb 0 12 0 1 2 0 McMillan s 0 0 2 Raffenbrgrp Roep 0 4 2 3 3 Hatton2b 1 14 5 Adams 3h 0 5 Hodges lb Furillorf larost 5 2 7 1 S 1 4 0 13 00 13 0 4 4 4 12 4 2 3 3 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 2 0 0 Maugstadp 0 Byerlyp 0 IbSeminick 0 'cPellagrini 37 10 27 12 33 7 27 8 Totals Totals aFanned for Raf fensberger n seventh bWalked for Byerly in ninth oRan for Semihick in ninth v Score by innings 000 021 003—6 Brooklyn 000 000 004—4 Cincinnati 2B— Pafko McMilland 2 3B— Reese 2 BB— Raffens-berge- r Adams S— Roe Snider 3 Haugstad 2 Roe 3 SO — 2 Roe 3 Winner — Roe (5--0i t7-LoserRaf fensberger 1 er 4i St Pkiladelphia Ashburnef AB H OA S 2 2 0 1 3 Hamner cf Jonea3b Ennislf Wyrostekrf Hyan2b Lopatac Waitkuslb 6 2 80 2 0 3 1 0 Iouls AB H O A Hemwsss Schndnst3b Musialcf Slaughter rf Lowreylf Glaviano3b 3 Sislerlb Fusselmane 0 2 4 0 5 3 2 4 1 2 1 (1-- 0) title defense Unhappy because ie received only $103123 for successfully his world heavyweight championship against Charles at Philadelphia last Thursday night Walcott bluntly declared that he would "get a square dal from the " j IBC or else was He referring toi a proposed September title defejnse against either Harry (Kid) Matthews oi Rocky Marciano that Promoter Jim Norris has in mind decision ovet For his Charles Walcott received only slightly more than the S92473 that Ezzard went to the "Our exclusive contract with the IBC still has two years to run" declared Felix Bocchicchio manager "The contract was signed by me three yeprs ago Joe didn't sign it I dout that the contract is legal because by it I practically sold Joe intb slavery" Bocchicchio said Wilcott would not fight in New Yor in September unless the New SYork State Commission renews his manager's license The commission thus far has refused to renew the license because of Bocchicchio's early criminal record Walcott's manager insisting that his fighter should have received more than $103123 for beating Charles said it probably was the first time any heavyweight champion was forced to accept 30 percent of the net receipts"But we always got the worst of it from the IBC" fee claimed "And even from Mike Jacobs' Twentieth Century club before it sold out to the IBC f "Why for our first fight under Jacobs I had to guarantee Lee Oma $30000 Walcott got nothing for the fight and it cost me personally $9000 That's the way jt has been all along But no morel" Jersey Joe left for! an undisclosed resort where h rests the next 10 days Charles started back home to Cincinnati d Four Deadlock in - Golf HOTTEST TIRE NEWS IN TOWN! 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Philadelphia 3B— 2B— Avila Joost Majeski Doby they made it easy for Lefty Ted HR — Rosen Tipton Avila BB Byrd 2 2 ZolGray to gain his sixth victory on Wright L SO— Lemon 5 Wright Loser— dak 2 Winner— Lemon t pitching strong Bydl a second inning smashed Dropo WashingtonH O A homer with no one on base to start L'hiragn AB AB H U A 3 2 2 0 the Caraviuelss 4 0 3 5 Yost 3b Tigers out in front and in the 0 0 3 110 Busbycf Zarillarf 1 3 0 fourth Lenhardt came Wilson cf 3 0 0 Minosolf-!through with 0 2 Robinson lb 3 0 111 Jensenrf Souchock to score Steve a homer 2 0 10 4 2 0 0 Vernon lb Stewartrf 7 who had doubled ahead of him It 12 Rndriguz2b 03 02 0 0 Runnels Ifss 3 0 0 10 Campos Cnlemancf 0 3 1 was the eighth homer of the year 4 0 7 0 Bakerlf Lollarc 0 3 0 for each of them 3 Then to embel 4 0 Grassoc 4 Dentess 0 0 0 drove in the lish Crissomp 2 0 1 01 cHoderlein Dropo things 0 0 0 dCoan 110 aSheeley final run Detroit for 2 0 hitting a dou0 0 0 Sheap bBrown 0 0 0 ble in the eighth to score another 10 0 eKluttz Judsonp Fred Hatfield who 33 6 27 15 Totals 32 6 27 12 Totals did in eighth had walked The Singled for Grissom bRan for Sheeley in eighth too Hoot Evers all doubled right Lol-lcWent to first on interference b in one of Boston's runs and George Kell also got a hit dBan for Hoderlein in ninth eGrounded out for Shea in ninth Wallop Athletics Score by innings: 000 100 030—4 Chicago The first place Indians had an 000 200 -- 3 010 Washington 2B — Stewart Campos Stewart 2 DP — especially profitable evening topYost to Baker to Vernon: Vernon to Run-3 ping the Athletics 11 to 4 while 2 Shea nel to Vernon BB— Grissom Shea 3 Grissom 4 Judson t Win- all of the other first division teams gO— Loser— Shea 3 ner — Grissom were losing In addition to second Boston's loss the place Boston Detreit were Yankees A O H AB toppled 9 to 3 by A O AB H 14 0 the Browns and the Senators lost 5 0 12 DiMafgiocf Priddv 2h 6 15 4 to 3 to Chicago HatsfieldSb 2 0 1 Goodman 2b 113 Souchockrf 3 2 7 0 Kell3b 1 4 0 In the National league the Dodg0 0 0 0 Stephensss aMullin Cverslf 110 ers went four full games in front Mspesrf If 03 0110 0OGernertlb 12 0 Lenhardt 3 10 of the giants by defeating the Pir3 2 8 0 Piersallrf Dropo lb 0 2 0 ates 4 0 3 0 Wilberc 6 to 4 as New York lost Grothcf 3 0 0 0 Ginsberg e 44 16 40 Henry p to 8 to L The Cards Pittsburgh 0 0 0 0 11 Delockp Berry ss 3 10 bVollmer 10 0 0 beat the Phils 5 to 4 and the Grayp Cubs topped the Braves 7 to 2 34 6 27 14 27 8 Totals Total 38 Bob Lemon had no trouble winin Souchock for aSacrifieed eighth his fifth game as Cleveland bGrounded out for Delock in ninth ning Score by innings: 14 hits including Al Rosen's made 4 020 200 010 Detroit 000 001 100—2 11th homer Bobby Avila also homBoston SB— Souchock Evers Ginsberg Dropo Cleveland and Joe Tipton BB — ered for HR — Dropo Lenhardt DiMaggio one for Philly The Indians — got 3 5 4 SO Gray Henry Gray Henry Loser— McKinley made five unearned runs in the secWinner—Gray ond inning off starter Harry Byrd New York it Loois to clinch it early A H O AB AB H O 4 3 Mantle cf As it was in Boston Young 2b 2 0 Rizzuttoss mates also were the trouble makGoldberylb 0 0 Bridweserss Delsinglf ers for the Browns and White Sox 0 Bauer r( Niemanrf 6 0 Berrac Clint Courtney who was traded Courtneye 0 McDougtd3b Rtveraef away from the Yankees plagued 1 1 Woodlinglf Dyek lb 1 Collins lb 2 11 1 them again with a home run in the Marion ss 3 MartinSb Demaestrise 4 1141 fifth that put St Louis ahead to 1 100 Morgan p Camp Jim Dyek also found the 0 0 1 say Kuzava p aRapp 0 0 range hitting two homers one 0 0 0 3 0 bBrown Harristp 1 0 0 Miller p with two runners i 0 0 0 IcMise aboard for the Browns Losing 7 12 27 34 St 13 27 9 Totals TotaU pitcher Tom Morgan gained small aOoubled for Cain in fourth consolation with a homer a two-rubStruck out for Kuzava in seventh ePiled out for Miller In ninth blast Score by innings: At Washington Ed Stewart who 020 030 103— St Louie 130 000 000—3 was traded from the Senators to New York HB — the White Sox hit a three-ru2B - Rapp Collins 3B— Martin dou2 Courtney Morgan 1BB — Cain Dyek ble in the eighth as Chicago came SO— HarKuzava 3 Miller Morgan riet 4 Morgan 3 Kuzava 2 Miller 2 from behind to hand Loser— Morgan Winner—Harrist pitcher Frank (Spec) Shea his first defeat after three wins Four in Nninth Preacher Roe failed to weather a ninth inning rally in which CinPRESS By THE ASSOCIATED cinnati scored four runs but the Western International Dodgers thoughtfully had scored Victoria 3 Lewiston 2 three times in the top of the ninth Vancouver 13 Spokane 5 so he still emerged with his fifth 2 Salem 5 victory against no defeats as rookie Wenatchee 15 Yakima 9 reliever Joe Black saved it for him Pioneer League Pee wee Reese who hit two Magic Valley 8 Billings 3 triples led the Dodgers at bat with three runs driven in Ogrien 4 Pocatello 1 Sal Maglie finding things rough Boise 7 Great Falls 8 2 Idaho Falls 1 after nine straight victories sufSalt Lake-Cit- y fered his second straight defeat International League and it was especially humiliating Toronto 4 Baltimore 2 because it came at the hands of the Other games postponed Pirates whom he had defeated 13 American Association times Little Murry Dickstraight Kansas City 5 Indianapolis 4 son pitched a steady seven-hitte- r Milwaukee 5 Louisville 0 and missed a shutout when Bobby Columbus 8 Minneapolis 6 Thomson connected for his seventh St Paul 9 Toledo 6 homer Rookie Tony Bartirome Southern Association paced Pittsburgh with two doubles and a single as the Giants lost Chattanooga 5 Atlanta 4 their eighth game in the last 10 Memphis 6 New Orleans 4 starts Birmingham 6 Nashville 5 The Cubs made 12 hits off four Little Rock 8 Mobile 1 Boston pitchers including a homer Texas League by Gene Hermanski as Turk Lown Fort Worth 3 Houston 0 r pitched a solid Dallas 4 San Antonio 3 Ed Mathews homered for Boston Hank Tulsa 4 Beaumont 2 Oklahoma City at Shreveport Sauer made three hits to boost his league leading average to 350 postponed The Cardinals got an edge in reWestern League lief pitching from old Alpha (Boots Lincoln 7 Colorado Springs 3 and Saddles' Brazle over Jim Denver 8 Omaha 6 of the Phils in their uphill scheduled Only games victory which was achieved with a four-rurally in the sixth and a clinching tally in the seventh Brazle gained his third victory but he has been in 15 W L Pet GB games in relief 14 of which the 42 25 San Diego 627 Cardinals won Gran Hamner hom38 27 585 3 Hollywood ered for the Phils 34 30 Oakland 531 64 Los 32 33 492 9 Angeles Seattle San Francisco Portland Sacramento All-Amerie- 13't NEW YORK (UP)—The 2 Chicago 7 ''Red Sox had it all over Boston New York 1 Pittsburgh 8 4 Brooklyn the Boston "Tigers" today in Philadelphia6 Cincinnati 4 St Louis 5 d combat the first Botnn Chleage A baseball's biggest Jethroecf AB4 H0 O A Miksts2b ABHO following 4 0 13 4 1 0 5 4 Baumholtzcf rf 10 even in trade years though Thorpe Mathews 3b 4 3 Hermanski rf 4 3 3 0 3 If If Sauer 3O0 Don Lenhardt and Walt Dropo Gordon c 2 3 0 Atwellc Cooper 0 0 Donovan p PromesaC must have been a little con- bWhisenant 1 13 t Fondylb 0 0 3 Crowe SerenaHb lb fused over which dugout to go 3 2 1 Smalleysa Torgesonlb 1 0 1 Hartsfield2b to after hitting key homers Lownp Logan ss Lenhardt and Dropo returnecTt4 R irk ford p Jones d Znldakp bFain Scheibp Tri-Cit- i 16 18 33 34 38 25 37 Three Bowlers Drills Pitching May 1952 Shrine Remain in baseball candidates Utah's t in Masters Event all engaged in two lengthy drills at John Affleck park Friday GB 738 836 600 500 488 418 408 245 11 2 1 -- IWnghtp faRnbertson b Lou Pet L W 31 38 37 33 83 16 17 Brooklyn New York hand-to-han- Cleveland AB H Simpson rf 4 1 Just Stretching It National League American League Indians Hold f i - 1295 Exchange Plus Tax Genuine "Whitewalls" Now Available it 2 BIG STATIONS LAKE LLOYD BERRETT SERVICE inc Details in Sunday Morning's Paper RMonnMM) 36TH STREET AND WALL AVENUE 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