Show EiyDAY EVENING MAY 20 THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 o) r4 C3 STANDARD-EXAMINE- R p° i°feisGs Philly Continues Mit Investigation Mederos ordered a “searching investiga- the Johnson-JuliMatchmaker Pet2 Moran one of match of May 6 in which John- - ticn” of the sport Leader said in a press confer-Stat- e six charged by the Pennsylvania son collapsed after the second Athletic Commission wTth round Mederos being awarded a ence at Harrisburg that he would actions detrimental to boxing has TKO victory Subsequent tests “have no - hesitation In recom-bee- n identified the manager Harold Johnson Johnson’s trainer Clarence barbiturate properly and thoroughly done” M Gov of: Leader Johnson declared yesterday he George (Skinny) Davidson testified not throw the fight nor was did Moran that has box-! always Thursday Pennsylvania then suspended been an advisor to Tommy Lough- - in£ in he 5tate for M daJs and'he bribed to do so and David-reson told about the relationship in the business affairs of Moran and Johnson among PORTRUSH Northern Ireland the fighter DaJohnson Moran Loughrey Loughrey Hot Week (UP) — Barbara Romack youth- vidson another and a The commission alleges that ful U S women’s amateur golf second have been trainer by fhe CAMDEN N J (NEA) — Moran owns a financial interest charged champion from Sacramento commission with participating in Jockey Willie Hartack rode five in Johnson State regulations forCalif offered no alibis today for a "sham fake or collusive boxing winners in one day this spring bid secret managers and forbid then came back later in the week matchmakers doubling as manher stunning upset loss to Scot- match” The is investigat- - to take six victories commission agers land’s Jessie Valen-- i tine in the British Women’s Open tournament PHIL ADELPHI A (AP)— jing o i 1 Recs Slump I Ogden to Open Series Here With Electrics 1 9 V Romack Loses To Veteran c 1 ’ English Star 0f Pioneer leage teams today took time out for travel and a of team attriBest butes and deficiencies after a full slate of games last Gary Oviatt of Farmington was awarded The Standard - Exam- night which saw Magic Valiner gold watch today for be- ley ousted again from the ing the standout senior athlete top spot and left the Boise at Davis High School at the an- Braves once more in full nual award assembly charge ??£l re-surv- j ey ld The Miss Romack who saved her money for three years to play in England had been been favored to win the championship after relatively easy triumphs in earlier rounds However Miss Romack pulled a tendon in her foot last week ld The Cowpokes ran dnto a bunch of Idaho Falls Russets at Twin Falls and lost a 14 causing her to limp around the to 12 encounter 'while the Braves Royal Portrush Club course in put together a couple of scoring final but she Thursday’s innings to dump the visiting Porefused to use the injury as an catello Bannocks 6 to 3 alibi In other games the Great anMrs Valentine who won the Falls Electrics were shoved other game behind Magic Valley title 18 years ago as Jessie An— two full 'games behind the derson allowed her younger Braves —as Salt Lake City’s Bees hurler his in late April Brooklyn ankle Sandy American opponent to win only-foutook a 13 to 11 game from the Since freaking holes as she captured the off him to the cost bonus who Koufax the get Dodgers $20000 Sparkies at Great Falls and Biltitle with a thrilling exhibiUniversity of Cincinnati campus has been relaxing in his Brook- tion again lings Mustangs chalked up anof control golf against a other win — 4 to 2 — over the visit- lyn ap&jrtment Koufax however says he’d prefer pitching for stiff wind The final score was the Dodgers over the present post of TV critic ing Ogden Reds 7 and 6 Two unearned runs on an error in the third inning and Heavy Fishing singletons in the fourth and sixth added up to victory for the MusCABO BLANCO Peru (AP)— Cabo Blanco Fishing Club memtangs over the Ogden Reds James (Red) Dunn returning to bers and guests have caught 28 Boise ton Rowe Herman Sweich Mont-A- black the Ponies for the first stint this Pocatello marlin each weighing H O A gomery RBI — Agee 2 Pegg Hack 2 H O A season went the mound route for AB more than 1000 pounds since 4 2 12 Sphu’rm’n 2 3 2 Her-Her’ra3b 4 Rowe 2 3) Martin Seidel Brill 4 0 2 3 man 2 Lobitz Sweich 3 Anderson 2 April 1952 a hen the first halfthe Mustangs giving up but six 5 2 13 1 Keefe lb Kingss 5 110 Estradalf 0 Cox Gonsalves DP — Wandra to hits Trenarycf 43 10 ton marlin was taken 1 2 0 Dade to Bates Winner — Rowe Loser — 5 2 0 6 Rush 3b In Great Falls the Bees built 4 0 3 0 Riob'rsonc This spring Mrs Edward BartS — Mullin Morton Rowe Jacoby If 3 1 3 0 Anderson 0 HO — Anderson 10 in 4 3 of New York City and Palm up a lopsided 11 to 3 lead in the 24 0 2 0 Luchessicf Stringer 2b 33 13 lett Jorgensen Moler lb 1 6 0 3 in 0 Pastornicky 0 in 1 Shaffer Barrett rf first of the sixth inning but the 0110 Beach Fla took a Maurer 2b Campari c 4 0 8 1 2 in 1 Montgomery 2 in 2 Rowe 4 Electrics threatened to make a 1 0 0110 aCamzzo 0 0 0 1 1 3 3 H 6 3 L of Havana and Tomaeek in Woodward in Espinolap Walega 2 m 3 BB— John shambles of the game as they 0 0 11 Parisi2b McNulty 0 in 1 3 of New York Dys City sightAnderson 6 Montgomery 1 Jorgensen Werrmanp came back to push in seevn runs 20 0111 ed 15 black marlin had 6 strikes 1 Pastornickv 2 Rowe 8 Tomaeek 5 0 1 Estes p in the sixth 0 Ctaburnp 110 Walega 1 McNulty 1 SO — Anderson and caught five 1 0 0 0 bDuran 2 Montgomery 3 Rowe 7 Tomaeek 1 Reds return to John r Ogden Woodward took a 0 0 0 0 VKmgp Walega 1 McNulty 2 ER— Anderson Affleck Park tomorrow night for 1 1 7 Montgomery Shaf- his second to weigh more than Jorgensen 32 8 27 7 fer 1 Rowe 5 Tomaeek 3 Walega 2 Totals the first of a three game series 37 10 24 13 half a ton in two trips here He McNulty 0 PB — Sweich 2 WP — Rowe out in for 8th Maurer aStrucl with the Great Falls Electrics — 1 2 Tomaeek 1 Montgomery and a T 3:10 also caught a 2 Keefe R King Tre-naGame time will be 7:45 pm On RSchuerman 937 A— — E 2 The pair caught by Hallgren Jacoby Stringer Roberson Maurer Stringer Sunday the teams will clash at R King PBI Dys scaled 805 and 470 pounds Salt Lake Great Falls — Schuerman Keefe Rush Herrera hit-hap- 4 Sports In At Davis High py 36-ho- CAYSVILLE — Gary Oviatt r man at Davis High School was presented with The Ogden Standard-Examine- r gold wtch today at the Darts’ annual He wa named avj'ard assembly four-lette- le o o o Nice Baseball Work TODAY ’most every- r the best senior athlete at the school by the athletic committee one knows Cyrus Noble Straight Kentucky Bourbon is available in Utah Try this famous whiskey yourself and see why it has been a favorite since 1871 with Westerners who know fine bourbon j Davis High School He is the son of Mr and Mrs Reed Oviatt of Farmington His father was a brilliant athlete a ffw years ago at Davis High School Gary played end in football e last fall He and was was a fine forward in basketball atj Pioneer League Box Scores B R all-stat- captained the baseball Weam He lettered in tennis and captained the net team for good " :neasure and 1-- 1230-pound- 2-- er 1-- 2-- Park of Distinction 1-- 1040-pounde- EL PASO Tex (AP)— Dudley Field in this border city claims two distinctions: It is the only park in the West 1:30 pm 785-pound- 550-pound- Baseball Ogden Billing HOA AB H O A League where visiting teams do AB 5 0 10 0 Kuehllb Walton 3b 3 0 12 not dress at the park They put 5 0 4 1 Decker 2b Leslie 2b 4 0 on their duds at the hotel and 4 12 0 Prokopch’krf Tayl’rlb 4 19141 2 0 2 0 Hickscf Paepkec 3 0 7 0 ride 15 miles to the park 4 13 Terry Longcf 4 12 0 It is the only field in the 3 02 18 4 12 0 Paylor3b SinqTldlf 4 10 0 Gauger lf Platt ss 4 2 3 3 league where beer is sold 3 14 1 Gonderc Bon’p’rterf 2 0 10 2 10 0 Black burnp Dunnp 2010 1 0 0 0 Cooke 33 6 24 11 Totals Ogden Billing R— Prokopchek Gauger Walton Tay2 E— Terry Paylor Sinquefield Lon 2BH — Gauger Taylor 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