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THE OGDEN (UTAH) If 1935 - J f f y V W CJV t 4 : v yL - A Feller Hurls One-Hitt- STANDARD-EXAMINE- R t - firfftfr’vftfarfrrtfruH j I" S v Opens '55 City Champion Shoot -- Handi-Single- Bob The two pitchers responsible were Feller who wasn’t even trusted to pitch in the World Series Miller Herbie Score who didn’t join the Merrill last fall and Les Leavitt Jack Carter Indians until this spring 4 'caiffrfukutonriri- - frrtfllKffl Heads Tournament of Champions 21-year-o- ld s Class cap 19 A 24 B B 20 ld B 20 2-- 2 ot 2-- Colorado Wins In Las Vegas Its Own Relays 2-- 0 1 no-hitte- rs y two-strok- e no-hitte- rs Gets $10000 Man one-ou- 15-fo- ch one-hitt- 16-ye- ar er Real Darling Bases-Loade- d letter-winner- bases-loade- d NEW YORK (AP) — Ronnie middle- Delaney once-beate- n weight from Akron Ohio is a 1 favorite over Virgil Akins of at St St Louis in a Nicholas Arena tonight Brooklyn’s Carmelo Costa No 6 featherweight contender is the choice over fellow townsman Tony Puleo by the same margin at Brooklyn’s Eastern Parkway 4-- er all-mal- Hotrod Races Attract Crowd le 4-- 4 Despite Storm 9-- 6-- ut 8 3 at-chi- d Top Four Teams Still Within pt REUSED WHILE YOU WAIT 6-- 1 e - 0 16-1- 0 six-ru- n ‘£I 1 LAS VEGAS Nev (AP)— Veteran Archie Moore the world light heavyweight champion and Nino Valdes of Cuba No 1 challenger for the heavyweight title put their reputations on the block late today in a fight at Cashman Ball Park and Both the Moore Portland beat Sacramento from San Diego Calif and Nino Oakland split with San 30 have been and demanding a Francisco taking the opener chance to battle Rocky Marciano for the heavyweight crown and then losing Seattle linked three singles for The - ' winner Valdes particumight get the Marciano the winning run in the 12th in- larly shot— provided Rocky gets by ning of the nightcap Don Cockell in San Francisco Los Angeles won the second May 16 Ancient Archie appears to be contest from Hollywood behind around 200 pounds but rethree-hit Jim Brosnan’s pitching fused toa fat disclose his poundage Hollywood Manager Bobby a to forenoon weigh-iprior the first game Bragun protested in the fourth because of an in- Valdes scaled 206 last Friday terference ruling He sent up when he finished training The fight will not be televised eight straight pinch hitters for The two fought at St Louis in one man in the ninth replacing each after one pitch until Clar- March 1953 and Moore outpointed the big Cuban ence Buheller grounded out San Francisco’s Gene Bearden blanked the Oaks in the second Northwest League Lewiston Tri City contest and scored the only run Wenatchee in the fifth Spokane 7 Portland trailed in the Eugene at Yakima postponed Only games scheduled r °Pener ntl1 Dick Whitman hit a one-ohomer in the eighth 6--5 4-- 3 Fost service on broken or cracked dental plates TEETH REPLACED While You Wait DENTURE REPAIR LABORATORY ALL WORK GUARANTEED Evening Appointments PH 3340 Perter A vs Save Time— Save Money 15-rou- nd 7-- 5 5--0 ld 9-- 8 3-- 0 3-- 2 1-- 0 n -- 8-2- l-- 2 2-- 1 5-- 3 8-- n CORRUGATED STEEL ALL-MET- PIPE “FILLS THE BILL I e co-ca- finally pushed across a winner in the last of the 12th yesterday to sweep a double from San Diego and This left the Seattle Rainiers one game ahead of Los Angeles in the Pacific Coast League The Angels belted Hollywood ¥ ld 72-ho- fp) u DOW D0T1 Seattle Defeats SPARTANBURG S C (AP)— Babe Zaharias whose comeback over the effects of cancer stirred the sports world is $1000 richer thanks to another comeback in Rawls the Peach Blossom-BetsWomen’s Golf Tournament Mrs Zaharias from Tampa Fla went into Sunday’s final 18 holes tied at 217 with Marilynn Smith of Wichita Kan After the front nine Miss Smith had a lead But the Babe settled down shot a birdie on No 16 to draw even and parred the last two holes while Miss Smith bogied both Mrs Zaharias shot 76 for a 293 total Miss Smith collected $700 for her second place 295 Betty Dodd of San Antonio Tex had B 16 Shaw They put brilliant pitching ex- pleted Monday night Gene Bak Norris Gene Littler $10000 richer today after his victory in the B John Sessions 19 Inbroke homer a er’s seventh as the inning hibitions back to back ment of Champions in Las yesterday is shown watching D D Dr 19 B 21 Olsen tie putt as it is about to drpp in the seventh hole for a par dians conquered the Boston Red a B Ike 19 Jones 20 three at the Desert Inn Golf Course Littler’s magic putter gave Sox Score whose 40 strikeouts in Dr O’Gorman to forge into a and 24 25 C him a 71 for the round anti two round total of 140 to give him said both 32 lead C 18 Larsen majors Peg innings halt- game lead the first round leajl in the tournney recof C 22 he ‘‘wasn’fconscious Olds Robert any Feller the only pitcher since ord C 23 although I knew I’d gotten Harvey Hobson 1900 to turn in three C 20 those first nine in three innings John Knight came within eight putputs of be- and had a pretty good total’’ Dr Nasfell D 21 to “felt he D 18 said Dave the Feller Carlton presget coming the only pitcher more of other D sure the Clark 19 than any Wayne his fourth as he won his first 19 Blaine I had D 20 times that Whittier going game of the season and 263rd of In the old days I was confident Gordon Barney 17 19 D career his and I D could back 20 throw Joe rare 16 Leavitt that ColoBOULDER Colo (AP)— ’em Now I have to be fireballer perit former past Thp rado University won its own remitted only one hit iri the opener careful with every pitch” lays festival and the Rev Bob — a The Yankees’ Bob Turley Two-Spo- rt t seventh inning single six Tigers and yielded fanned Calif Beach of Richards 12th Long LAS VIJGAS Nev (AP by Sammy White It was his as he chalked up his hits four career in a Golfers headed for the Colonial shared the glory with fourth without a defeat Is victory Strikeout Record pole vault Invitation at Fort Worth ’jTexTj Joe Collins subbing at first base Score who was only 4 years for ailing Bill Skoron drove in Seven other records were set today with Gene Littler leading as college and high old when Feller set the major three runs with a homer and UNIVERSITY PARK Pa the way richer by $10000 fter Saturday school athletes took advantage of league strikeout record of 18 single In a survey conducted to (NEA)— victory in the $37500 Tournament balmy weather for the 31st An- came within two of Bob’s mark determine the scholastic standing Single nual meet of Champions of 111 fanning 16 in the second game s State Pennsylvania A single by pinch-hitte- r Colorado won the team crown Last season with the Cleveland Ron Weidenhammer Knocking off his third major Jim Pybum scored two was found to lead with 20 points followed by Kan- farm club at Indianapolis Score last semester tournament this year the runs in the top of the with a Oriole of record Assn sas State with 17 and Utah with set an American 262 average alm! 11th for their victory Billy professiohal from 330 strikeouts won 22 games 10 A 30 represents perfection and Pierce scattered 12 hits to win Penn set a final 5 the shot Calif Feller lost major par only Springs State’s average for his second game for the Sox: 72 over the Desert Inn Country league record with 348 in 1946 semester the in ending February New York Detroit and Chicago Jim Rivera and Bob Nieman was 129 Club course Sunday and oqtdis-- j two in runs batted for secapiece found themselves locked in a tanced the field by 13 strikes! ained Weidenhammer ond place tie Monday half a the victors total of 280 was right' His the team basketball and plays Gil Hodges who hit a home under par game behind Cleveland Enthird base in baseball j The Yankees snapped Detroit’s run and double iearlier singled rolled in the physical education Tied for second and winners of to open the Dodger eighth after seven-gamwinning streak $256666 apiece were Bob Tpski curriculum he owns a four-yea- r and Baltimore held the White the Braves had scored twice in average of 169 Jerry Barber and Pete Cooper Ed The their half to tie the score at Sox even in a double-heade- r National Open champioii in Hodges went to second on a two-oOrioles took the opener Furgol Billy Maxwell and Caryt single by Carl Furillo when 11 innings and the White Sox Middlecoff tied at 296 for fifth GUARANTIED Shuba blooped one to center the second game WATCHlRERAI Home runs by Felipe Montema-yo- r Hotrod races yesterday atKansas City’s surprising Athand George Freese enabled £OlLi? tracted a large turnout at the letics moved past the Red Sox Pittsburgh’s Kline to win his first grounds near Affleck Park into fifth place by taking a Sht Weather handicapped the drivers slugfest from Washington with a' ug league game after bein 1952 losses Oiron Gcd a bit but many fast speeds were (seven Fini-straight seventh inning Jim recorded Here are the results: attack with a fore he went into service) gan paced a Fastest motorcycle award Mau- double and triple 4 rice Burton Salt Lake City Brooklyn Made It 15 10011 mph Class A winner Brooklyn’s Dodgers made it 15 Gene Johnson- - Salt Lake City Class B' Wayne Moulton Salt victories in the National League Lake City Class C Don Cluff in 17 starts by defeating the Mil on pinch waukee Braves Salt Lake City By TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS Shuba’s hitter George The top four American ssn Top car Lee Woolley Pocatelin the eighth single lo 104 A Stock Class mph teams are still within a The St Louis Cardinals were Duaine Brown Provo Stock B a split by Pittsburgh but to held spread but the John Douglas Salt Lake City Minneapolis increased its edge Stock C Gene Madsen Salt Lake took over second place by perover second place Omaha by half City Class C Bud Brown Pro- centage points from Milwaukee 3 vo Roadster A Class Herbert The Cards won the opener a gam$ yesterday Ronlost second but as the Pocatello Idaho Coupe B The Milled downed Charleston Baker nie Kline made his first major Class Terry Roshe Pocatello while Omaha’s Cardinals' league victory a shutout Modified Fuel B Class Joe New The York Giants and Cinwere splitting a double-heade- r Kennedy and Bob Hopkins Ogwith Indianapolis Louisville den Fuel B Class Verge Gard- cinnati Reds picked the 35th anniversary of the longest game in climbed into third place ner Salt Lake City 2 major league history to play 16 and Denver Eliminacrushing Trophy sponsors: Top Toledo defeated St Paul tor Drive Inn other spon- innings before Johnny Antonelli with a sors Kammeyer’s Sports Store beat the Redlegs slipped a notch to fourth Bill Pinch hitter Omaha’ won its opener Taylor’s Bob’s Bar B Que 28th Street and Lock-mascored long single via a four'-run-j Whitey the Indians Blvd Hess Fisher Washington win from with the third ninth inning but then limped! Pontiac Stocks run three-hi- t ning a at defeat through Ogden Autp Parts B & H Chevrothe hands of Dave Hoskins let at Logan Felt Auto Parts Went 26 Innings A1 Curtis gave up only J L Parker Upholstering The It was on May 1 1920 that hits as Louisville squashed D McBee Co Johnson Auto Parts Brooklyn went 26 innings in a ver in the opener Don Lenhadt’s! R H Hinckley tie at Boston two safeties in the second game Asael FarrTuel Co Signal Cafe Chicago’s Cubs edged Philadeldrove in all three of the Colonels’j in Layton Preece Motor Co in phia on Ransom Jackson’s runs The Bears’ Wally Burdette Layton Kay’s Noodle Parlor two-ru- n single in the ninth inallowed 10 hits and all sven Utah Noodle Parlor Star Noodle ning of the opener They led 2 runs in the 64 innings he pitqhed Parlor Big Wheel Cafe Bill’s with the Phillies at bat in the in the opener Body Shop Coleman Knitting ninth when the game was halted Thesame clubs play again to- - Mills Al’s Green Well Drive Inn because of the Pennsylvania Sunnight Italian Cafe KOPP EconRigo’s day curfew law It will be cora- Co omy Cleaners Bottling Five Points Drug Dean’s' Beeline Service Elmo Richards Cyclery El Weber Mnsic Rusty’s Drive Inn Tourna-Vega- s Littler Wins O Moore Valdez Babe Zaharias San Diego Twice Pin Chances on By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS came from behind to Takes Honors tieSeattle Bout Tonight the score three times and ’ The ‘Ogden Gun Club Area championship shoot was held yesterday and will be concluded By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS next It got off to a good The American League champion Cleveland Indians start Sunday despite inclement weather are back in first place and who do you think put them Leaders in the four classes include A Earl Miller B Lynn there? 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Report will be made on )ast week’s tour of the fish hatcheries! according to Mack McCamant kndj George Pierce on this committee Public is invited "POCATELLO (AP)— A pitcher from the New York optioned Only One to Win Both Giants to the Pocatello Bannocks New York University’s Abra- arrived here yesterday ham Belk is the only fencer! to He is Jim Lee a win two National Collegiate inWith St dividual titles in one year He Minn of the Northern Cloud League swon the epee and foil events! in last year Lee struck out 86 in 58 1947 Two years later the rules but walked 62 Jack innings were Changed to limit partici- Schwartz a Giant scout said Lee pants to competition in one weap- was “definite major league mateon only ' rial” i ds Bannocks Get Giants Pitcher MOVING? 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