Show i FRIDAY EVENING APRIL THE OGDEN (UTAH) 22 1955 39 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R Wood Tout Associated Press Sports Writer Walter Alston the quiet man watched passively as his Brooklyn Dodgers set a modern major league record by winning their 10th straight since the start of the season Then he strolled back to the clubhouse where he fouled off two questions and smacked a third t ta&£Snid I hu “That’s anybody’s guess” The second was a curve that hun IS it better than last year?’ V i American League when a team is winning” The third was a fat one! “What’s kept you winning?” Alston loosened his trousers “A combination Hitting Pitch- Detroit at Cleveland might) — Gro- T JIT”- r lelding vs Lemon mek Baltimore (night)— For a guy on the spot after the "Washington at vs Wilson Drnnlcu Wt in ‘ev4 AHtnn wasn’t McDermott Boston at New York— Sullivan much like a manager whose club had just won 10 He was more like Eddie Stanky after losing four Except he didn’t kick the wastebasket Two Replies Washlnrton was eviThe AB H O A dent among all the Dodgers “I Umphl'trf 34 00 07 00 was on a club (Chicago Cubs) Busbycf Vernon lb 4 2 6 0 that won 21 straight once” said Sieverslf 3 0 2 0 C Coach Billy Herman “We ain’t Yost3b 3 10 2 2b 4 2 12 Runnels even half way there yet” ss 3 0 4 0 Snyder ” “We “Hell said Duke Snider Edwardsc 3 0 7 0 Porterf'ldp 3 0 0 3 still got 144 to play” That’s (he way it was yesterday after' the Brooklyns became the first team since 1900 to win its first 10 games To do it they ooo ooo ooo— o oooooooi- -i put the slug on Robin Roberts r - pasting the best in baseball and the Philadelphia Phils 14-It was the onlyNational League game played New York at Pittsburgh was rained out In the American Washington knocked off first place Boston Chicago whipped Detroit 1 and New York plastered Baltimore 14-Roberts never had a chance 22 00 22 12 Mirandass Pyburn3b against the Brooks who now are 110 0 1 Kretlowp record of 12 0 0 0 Kuzavap afte the ' victories by the J J J J juexandeVp straight opening 0 0 0 0 bWaitkus 1884 Giants The Dodgers swung for 10 runs 30 9 24 6 37 16 27 9 Totals and 11 hits against Robin getaFanned for Kuzava In 8th ting rid of him with twro out in bWalked for AlexanderOOOIn1009th001 — 2 Baltimore the third Seven runs were scored New 400 610 12x— 14 in the frame but six of them 2B —York Berra Woodling Bauer HR — were unearned Earl Torgeson Bauer Moss SB— Hunter S— Cole DP— Triandos did monstrous things with Jun- man SF — Noren Turley Miranda BB — Turley 8 Kretlow ior Gilliam’s grounder that and 1 Kuzava 1 Alexander 1 SO— Turshould have been the third out L— Kretlow ley 7 W — Turley Brooklyn wound up with 17 hits including four homers — Chicago Detrolt HOA A&HOA three off Roberts Jackie Robin- AB Kuennss 4 115 son Snider Sandy Amoros and 99 23 2136 Car’squ’lss Fox2b HatfiekUb 3 13 4 Don Zimmer hit the home runs 4 110 Minosorf Kalinerf 4 10 0 4 KelUb Fain lb 4 1 13 1 Joe Black in relief of Russ Mey- 39 12 4 0 14 Boone3b 0Riveracf 13 er was the winner 4 0 12 1 Dropolb Delsinglf 4 0 3 0 Tuttle cf 3 0 3 0 Looking his best since carrying 3 0123 00 Niemanlf Housec 3 13 0! aMcGheecf the Brooks to the 1952 pennant 22 10 0 Lollare Garver p 0 0 0 0 he worked 6 innings 3 0 11 Fornielesp bPorter 10 0 0 The Giants are next in Ebbets Zuverinkp 00 00 00 00 Miller p Field Six and a half games back cBelardi 10 0 0 in sixth place they’re throwing Maasp 0 0 0 0 Jim Hearn — not Sal Maglie — at 36 10 27 15 Totals the Dodgers and Johnny Podres aRan for Nieman in 6th bFlied out for Garver in 5th Friday night cGrounded out for Miller in 7th In the game at Washington 005 013 000—9 Chicago Bob Porterfield hooked up in a Detroit 000 001 000 — 1 pitching duel with Tom Brewer 2B— Fox Lollar HR—Kell Kaline — Rivera 2 McGhee BB — Fornielea finally won it in the ninth SB 3 Garver 3 Zuverink 1 Miller 1 when Pete Runnels singled home Maas 1 SO — Garver 3 HBP— by Maas the lone run Boston got just (Rivera) W — Fornielea L— G one runner as far as third against Porterfield who gave three hits walked three and fanned seven Brewer allowed five hits George Kell his back troubles apparently a thing of the past I in the third to get Chicago’s rout of the Tigers started Ned Garver had purposely walked Minnie Minoso to get Kell Mike Fornieles lost his shut out in the sixth when A1 Kaline homered ! (2-- 2-- 0) 0) i 0--l) 0-- 0) (2-- matter-of-factnc- 0) ss -- I right-hande- 4 1-- 9-- 0: 2 all-tim- e (2-- (0-- vs PodresLl-0- ) Hearn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (night) — vs Wehmeie Purkey St Louis at Milwaukee (night)'— vs Spahn Lawrence Cincinnati at Chicago — Staley vs Minner (1-- A Model's Life Is Tough That’s what heavyweight champ Rocky Marciano (right) thinks after posing for French painter Raphael Pricert (left) at his training camp at Calistoga Calif Renee Crupelle (center) of France visited Rocky with Pricert Marciano will meet England’s Don Cockell in title bout May 16 in San Francisco’s Kezar Stadium Brigham Young to Badgers Wallop Dixie 12-- 7 Play in Joust EPHRAIM Utah (AP)— Snow — Brigham 12-- 7 Wayne College outslugged Dixie DETROIT CAP) Young will replace (Mkh ) University in the fourth annual motor city basketball clas- fic in Detroit next Dec The announcement was made today ' by the University of Detroit the host tearri? The other two teams to partici--j pate will be Toledo and Penn State both of whom played in last year’s tournament ’Wayne was forced to drop out because of its entrance into the newly formed President’s Conference 27-2- 8 in an Intermountain Conference Southern Division baseball game Thursday Harold Hansen pitched all the way for the winners giving up six hits Snow raked two Dixie hurlers for l2 safeties 0) (0-- (1-- 1) (0-- (2-- 1) Utah (AP) — Six states were represented among entries for Brigham Young University’s invitational track meet tomorrow with indications a Wyoming team might threaten meet! records Officials said a high school team from Cody Wyo includes performers who have turned in marks near the meet records One of them is Dennis Krueger who is reported to have put the shot over 50 feet and to have sailed the discus more than 145 feet Besides Wyoming states ex pected to have high school teams ’ TATTtq 10 Lowreycf 0 110 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 cason — tops in the National League 1) Continental Casual Sturts i for unlimited pleasure Our shelves ar bulging with new ideas in sport shirts Sport shirts that have the continental influence Sport shirts by the famous shirt makers Lanier Ambei1 Skipper and many styled exclusively for our store Camp’i Zimm Roberts p 0 Greenwood p Meyer p 10 11 0 aSchell Blackp 3100 1 Mrozinskip 31 9 24 9 41 17 27 14 Total? aStruck out for Greenwood in 7th 101 002 OOO— 4 Philadelphia 021 713 OOx— 14 Brooklyn 2B — Hamner Morgan 2 Zimmer 2 Hodges 2 Burgess HR — Motgan Robinson Snider Amoros Zimmer SF — Campanella 'Ennis BB — Mrozinski 1 Meyer 2 Black 1 SO— Roberts 3 MroL— zinski 2 Black 5 W— Black Roberts (1-- (2-- — Cardinal fA) 170 home run hurlers allowed 0) Brooklyn Philadelphia AB H O A 4 2 2 1 Morgan2b Gilliam 2b 5 0 2 5 3 18 1 Torges'nlb Robins'n3b 4 2 12 2 0 0 0 Ennis If Hoak3b 10 10 3 16 0 Burgessc Snider cf 4 12 0 4 2 4 5 Hamnerss Hodges lb 5 3 13 1 4 10 1 Jones3b Amoroslf 5 12 0 4 13 0 Palysrf FuriH 4 0 r Balls Gopher O" AB H O A Arguments in the case were scheduled May 3 but counsel in- dicated the dismissal motions would postpone the opening 0) 1) Coast League Patty Berg Gets Favorite Role W 9 8 9 Sacramento San Diego Seattle Los Angeles 8 Portland San Francisco 6 6 6 6 Pet L GB 600 533 529 500 6 7 8 8 6 7 8 8 1 1 lVs 500 V3 462 2 429 2a (AP) — Hollywood 429 Oakland 2s Patty Berg the golfing 111 veteran from St Andrews Yesterday’s Results was a top favorite in the Hollywood at San Francisco rain Carrollton Women’s Open startSan Diego at Portland rain at Los Angeles rain ing today Louise Suggs of Sea Oakland Sacramento at Seattle called after Island Ga is defending titlist 3 innings rain Ga red-haire- in the meet are Idaho Colorado Arizona Nevada and Utah Jun- ior college ' athletes also will compete in track and field event Saturday and three guest star will perform They are Bob fiole Smith vaulter Jim Lea r quarter-mileand Jim Terrill mile runner all from southern California 0) Yesterday’s Results Brooklyn 14 Philadelphia 4 New York at Pittsburgh postponed wet grounds Only games scheduled competition” CARROLLTON t 1) (1-- (1-- al ! - National League NEW YORK (AP)!— Minor league baseball’s latest bid to ban major league broadcasts and’ telecasts in its territory has hit a snag with the big leagues filing dismissal motions against a $250-00- 0 damage suit Commissioner Ford Frick both major leagues and their clubs filed the motions yesterday in federal court (They contended there was an ettor in venue since neither of thVieagues is in residence in New York National League headquarters are in Cincinnati and the American League’s iT Chicago In a pre-triexamination however Frick testified that' the majors had held important business meetings here in the past The suit against the majors was brought by Frank D Lawrence Portsmouth Va banker and owner of the Class B Piedmont League franchise there He claims repeated beaming of major league broadcasts into Piedmont territory “has substantially reduced attendance” and “threatens to make impossible the profitable continuation of minor league Draw Track Wizards PROVO Snag in Baseball Suit By ED TVILKS The first was a knuckler hard to handle “How long can you' ddu Minors Hit a Giants Test Leaders Today In Next Baseball Series BYU Relays d CLOTHING CO 54-ho- le 364 24th 'Street Phon 7491 SUNSET ARMY AND NAVY STORE NEW YORK (NEA) — In six World Series Babe Ruth never hit less than 300 FISHING SEASON OPENS IN WYOMING MAY MORRISON AUTO'S 1 BIG SPEED EQUIPMENT DRAWING 0) 2) GOVERNMENT WILL BE HELD SATURDAY APRIL 23RD 4 PM S ARMY BED ROLL COVERS U r Use for Everyone Be There! 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