Show 10 THE OGDEN (UTAH) Prt STANDARD-EXAMlN- r!©2slf FogMifiig 1935 EVENING MAY 25 THURSDAY Et SaHwdtay ner Dig yourself a soup can of ter see Harry Ward or Mack The boy left it in Monroe Park i have about 4 feet of leader at-- j! DROP THE BAIT into the By ROLLO ROBINSON the other day while chasin’ but--j tached to the line and the hook head 0f the hole or riffle The Grab that can of worms pard-ne- worms and let ’em season for a right away ! You’ll need several cards of as- terflies? Some crook stole it eh? i current will drift the lure to the day between a couple of moist The size dehooks Jab?1VtKa too ab°'e the bait) ftedimr bait sorted a A WELL is NET nuisance!" Comes 5 am Saturday morn- layers of gunny sack That’ll fih In fat water most on the water you intend to anyway You’ll throw it away theithat ?lU bu7'P theLurVlon °r pends hook themselves but in any fish ° ing May 28 the Utah fishing toughen ’em They’ll thread and fish But 8’s or 10’s are about first time it catches on a branch cear ' worm event a intend worms If season will begin If you don’t hang better on the hook When the for slight twitch of the pole you and thumps you between threading right fishes-becausin or larval make salmon the to use certain that is a eggs you pierce MAKE SURE YOUR tackle ears Besides will set the hook believe that this day means plenguy he wants some meat — critter only two or three times It’s all right to yell like a ty to Utah anglers just park ship shape matey Don’t wait un- - j ?ec’ etter uy some smaUer more The resembles the it s‘ 00 of feelin’ Comanche for the Indian when you catch nearly but pleasure yourself alongside the mouth of til you pull up beside that hole live crawler the of wriggling seein’ nice fish a and but don’t horse a usin’ creel that is for cat or The Provo scaly tcr-Onpound your Logan Ogden Weber 5 pounder a lost where that you of his line on out stream Play the end the of trout the Well ward? a of hundred Most you canyons maternity disTHEN a be becomes can true never until fish won’t it it need THE thousand worm dunkers will last September APPROACH anyway picked up probably Once on the stream don’t hurSpread your gear on the kitch-tabl- e Your boy can likely tote the catch ciple of ol’ Ike until he can play stream as quietly as possible flash past bent on getting’ there a trout for 15 minutes and still Boots which loudly thump the ry Most of the waters will be Assemble your rod on a forked birch limb first with the biggest and judest en se-1 BOOTS If you feel happy after the lunker has bank or rocks in the stream will covered by someone within a few CHECK YOUR Ferrules tight? Wrappings gob of worms ' ’em ’em straightened the hook and slith- - spoil your fishing NO USE TAKIN’ them four-bi- t fill minutes of the opening Watch have time to dry cure? Work the waters hole dark at' leak? into if we the know water ered away John ' that you flies Sure How about the reel? You say with possible for the difficult spots Many They WATER ON MOST streams from below or from the side anglers pass them by —afraid to stole the money from the grocery that you forgot to clean and oil the corner service can patch ’em pot to buy ’em But one of them it after fishin’ all day in the rain You guys who cleaned your wad-- 1 will be high and a little green Fish nearly always face upstream risk a snag and possible loss of fancy floaters is goin’ to be as on that trip to the Grey’s last ers at the close of last season and with silt The pools and quiet They may not be able to see you tackle But what’s a hook or a much out of place as a blowball fall? And your kid used that $35 ' then hung ’em in a cool dark water will be hard to locate But Saturday morning but it’s a good piece of leader when the chance — you know where that’s where you’ll find the fish habit to form and will increase Js there of latchin’ on to that imported English tapered line to closet needn’t worry bet-1 dream rainbow? Latch on to that shovel pard- fly his kite? Brother you’d You’ll need a net you say? Rig your tackle so that you! your catch r! -- -- e Stevons Gefs New Post ( Frank Stevens principal of Bear Rivfer High School is the new president of the Utah High School Activities !j -- 1 bet-dynami- e Assn He succeeds E V Mortenson of Murray High School of the scholHorace Hose remains as secretary-treasure- r j astic organization ‘ In the long ago Frank Stevens seniors only competing we have was a brilliant athlete at Box won six In order to maintain record you must be at your Elder High School in Brigham that best With the season over and He played football and school out it will be hard to keep City You owe it to the was the first string quarterback in condition 3 for the Bees during the squad and yourself that night to be tops period “Again sincere congratulations He was a colorful guard in and let’s do our best to give the t large crowd a fine game” - ' Harris has directed the North "V ' V squad since 1947 The late Bailey Santisteven coached the South squads through the 1954 season The new South mentor is Grant 1919-192- - I I I i I j i ’ j t Giants Suffer Setbacks American League r Chicago Cubs Assume 2nd Place in Flag Drive vij-- Cullimore of Davis High School former professional baseball star Harris’ letters annuallyput the North squad in a fine frame of mind Fans are invited to watch the drills at Affleck Park the morning and night of June 4 Proceeds from the game on June 10 will go toward improvements for the new Boys’ baseball park immediately south of John Affleck Park By ED WILKS The Associated Press Baltimore 3 (2nd night) Detroit 8 Kansas City 2 (night) Chicago at Cleveland pbstponed rain Boston S The Chicago Cubs put you in mind- - of the folks who were too poor to paint and too proud to whitewash They’ve simply been getting the job done with what little they have (night) All-Ameri- Today’s Probable Pltchera Detroit at Kansas City Hoeft vs Shantz Chicago at Cleveland (2) — Consuegra vs Lemon and Donovan (3-- 2) (3-- 4) Sports Quickies (3-- (5-- 1) (6-- d (3-- 3) 1) 4) (0-- (2-- (2-- recognition in basketball season last Ray Schlupp of Weber High School and Gary Kapp of Ben Lomond High School Standard-Examine- r gold watch winners will enroll at Utah State next September Tony Robello former manager of the Salt Lake Bees and Pocatello Bannocks in the Pioneer League was an Ogden visitor briefly yesterday He is the West Coast scout for the New York Yankees Tony plans to take in the Boys game at Affleck Park June 10 0) 4) (3-- 4) (0-- Frank Stevens basketball for two years under He Coach Earl Ferguson starred on the track and field team for three years He ran the sprints competed in the broad jump and shot put At Utah State College in the early ’20s Stevens played quarterback and halfback for the Aggies under Coach Dick Romney He also starred on the track and field and wrestling teams for the Farmers Stevens attended Utah State only two years He started to teach and in 1937 graduated with a BS degree after attending summer schools Frank is one of the most popular executives in the history of Bear River High School and will do a splendid job as president of the state high school organization He served as chairman of the board of managers of Region One from 1950 through 1954 This corner wishes Frank Stevens the best of luck in his new post as head man of Utah school athletic activities (2-- 2) 1) 2) Now York AB H O A M’Doug’d2b 3 2 2 3 Carey 3b 2 2 12 Fitzg'rldc Runnels2b Berra c 4 16 0 Vernon lb Mantle cf 4 14 0 Washington AB H O A 4 10 0 Delis 3b 4 3 13 0 113 0 10 0 3 3 0 4 0 4 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 3 0 3 6 2 0 0 1 Bauerrf Paularf 10 Umphlettlf Robinson lb 119 1 Roigss Hunter ss 4 113 M’Dermottp 0 0 0 1 Ramos p Turley p 10 10 0 0 0 0 Stewartp 1 0 0 0 aOravetz 0 0 0 2 Abernathy p Totals aFlied out for Stewart in 000 Washington 400 New York 2B— Runnels 3B— Mantle gerald Berra S— Turley 2 ard BB — McDermott 3 26 8 27 9 29 3 24 13 002 000—2 002 OOx— 6 HR— FitzSF —HowRamos 2 4 SO — McDermott 2 Abernathy Turley 1 Stewart 1 Abernathy 1 Turley 6 W— Turley L — McDermott First game: “Tickets for the Gene il Boston Baltimore A ABHO A Turner middleweight ABHO 3 115 Goodm’n2b COx3b 5 3 2 0 boxing program at West Jordan 4 2 12 Klausss Abrams cf 2 110 Everarf 3 0 2 0 June 20 are going like hot-cakes- ” 3 2 10 Stephens12 3 0 Jensenrf Dieringcf 10 0 0 said Marv Jenson man- 44 01 12 0 Zauchlnlb Woodl'glf 4 2 2 0 ager of Fullmer in Ogden to- 4 2 2 1 White c Smith e 3 2 8 0 3 18 0 0 3 11 Lepcio3b Ken’dylb “Interest is red-ho- t day It 4 0 3 0 PiersaUef 4 0 3 3 Youngjb should be a great fight and the 2 0 0 3 Sullivanp Miranda 4 13 4 gate should pass the $50000 0 0 0 0 Buscep Byrdp 3 10 0 Rogovinp 1 1 0 1 iooo aHatton mark” All-Ameri- (2-- (8-- 1) 5) 0 0 0 0 Boys base His letter follows: “Dear ‘Congratulations on your being r baseball selected for the Affleck Park at at game Ogden 10 June Friday night “We will hold two practice sessions Saturday June 4 The All-Sta- r: Hurdp Spokane Indians On the 'Rocks' Or-pheu- m 6) d The Indians representing the league’s largest city 180000 have lost 21 of their first 26 games including 12 of 14 on a road trip Try the new Calvert It’s fattier less-filli- “Lo-Bal- l” 1 ng The Eaglettes of Brigham City edged Crane’s Cafe of Ogden by a score of last night in the feature game in the Ladies’ Soft-ba- ll League at Ogden Softball - 2) Roy-lanc- es From $1095to$23M Bingham Victors In Class B Baseball Final ‘ RICHFIELD (UP) — Bingham high school overwhelmed Richfield 12 to 2 for the Utah class B high school baseball championship here yesterday Bingham’s Johnson lowered the boom in the eighth when he smashed a triple with the bases loaded Minutes later Tommy cleared the sacks with a homer Richfield scored its only two runs in the fourth frame Lo-v- TICKETS AVAILABLE For The St EsttSt Slnpli YOU CAM OPERATE IT BLINDFOLDED! 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Rich smoother going down that’s why millions have switched to Calvert Reserve now one of the worlds two largest-sellin-g whisldes 1 Ask for Calvert todaj) I full-bodie- As Ogden’s PARAMOUNT BOWL - ot Leading the Utah squad will be Cal Clark who Saturday set a conference high jump record of e and Robert Yates low hurholder of the 220-yar- d dles mark Saturday Yates ran the hurdles in 229 seconds but with a slight tail wind which keeps it off the record books However his 231 in 1953 still stands as the conference record The Cougar team features two-milSherard James and half feet-8-inch- es er iriler Arlin Finlinson Finlinson the conferSaturday under-raence record set by Wyoming’s Paul Carlin in 1953 by 7 of a second with a 1:541 time in the n 880 two-mil- e You’ll Step LIGHTLY In er Cush-N-Cre- noos rm’9V1pS0 long-weari- ng able leather upper Youl Mi comfort you get from the soft p the vnuwel GcnxpML' KAMMEYEIVS mu mrm sum iimn iismuis eiiit K 31S - 24th Street The Cougars are also strong in runnerup slots of all events and have an edge with Burr in the d high hurdles who ran in 148 seconds Saturday just it 4 of a second over the conference record and Chatterley in the pole vault BYU’s Wilkes may give Wyoming’s John Rushing a scare in the broad jump Wilkes did inches Saturday while Com In try on 'Foot Comfort Shop" d e 2 Je- twi-night- e Hof-m- an (6-- half-mile- (1-- 1) j 100-yar- d n t 14-feet- I 160-feet-8- (3-- 2) (4--5) 5- j 440-yar-d twi-lig- ht five-hittin- g 14-h- it P tw’o-ma- 20-gam- e two-mil- ! 18-h- it 2500 cGrounded out for Johnaon in 4th dFanned for Jolly in 6th e Fanned for Robinson Ln 8th 120 020 152—13 Cincinnati i u 2” vr f y Dial 4-20- 010 010 000— 3 Milwaukee SB — Tanner Aaron 2B — McMillan HR —JablonskL BB — Mlnarcin 4 Fow- ler S Spahn S Johnson L Jolly 1 7 Spahn 3 L—Spahn Robinson X SO— Fowler Robinson L W— Fowler (1-- 4) zz:az:i89 Coast League Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland Portland a pair today They're TOPS MODERN SHOE CLINIC Washington-Blv- ’i 6-- 2 "Ask the Man Who Wears a Patr" 2560 6-- 2 n JANTZEN SWIM SUITS wear! to IS 3) Wilhelmp at Baltimore after dropping the 10 1 0 0 0 aTaylor 0 0 0 0 Corwin p seems safe first New Mexico and Wyoming Robin Roberts was smacked 32 5 24 13 33 13 Xt 10 Totals should be the ranking contenders for four extra-basblows in the aStruck out for Wilhelm In Sth to defending Utah and favored five hits he allowed the Giants bS truck out tor WUliama in 8th on ooo oio— s York BYU Brothers Oliver and Bobby in the opener but was tough in a oio mm Lee lead the Lobos Oliver in the the clutch to gain his sixth Tie PhId!p“ — 2B Ennis Morgan Rhodes Lowrey hurdles and Bobby in the 100 nrv 3B — Mays Ashburn Holman HR — and 220 dashes The Cowboys are The second game success which SF— Lowrey BB — McCall 3 CorMcCall 1 Willead by broad jumper Rushing pulled the Phils out of the cellar win 1 1 Roberts 2 0 SO— 3 W— Roberts Roberts helm r miler Elder and Lou while Pittsburgh dropped In L— McCall A — 30000 (estimated) went to Murry Dickson with the Madrid Second gsme: Other conference records which relief help of Johnny Meyer Del New 000 OOO 200—3 8 3 York seem safe are: dash Ennis smashed a three-ru400 010 OOx—5 10 0 homer Philadelphia Antonelli Grissom 1) Liddla (5) 95 by Alex Burl of Colorado as the Phils scored four ’in the Corwin (7 and Westrum Katt (5 i- - first to beat A&M Antonelli pole vault Johnny Dickson Meyer (8) and Lcpata Win At New York Turley reclaimed ning pitcher— Dickson Inches by Gordon Riddell of Colo- Losing the AL strikeout lead fanning six p11®11— 'Antoneiu rado A&M: discus inches by Hugh Cannon of BYU to top Cleveland’s Herb Score by Clr MllvitkM one with a 78 total dash 478 seconds ABHOA ABHOA 1 3 Brutonef 4 110 Baltimore slugged 12 hit to 5 2120 0 Templeb Levi Meyers of Utah State 4 12 4 Jsbl skUf The mile record is held by Bill win the opener from 1 0 0 0 Bork’skUi O'ConlljD Tenner 4 3 0 0 Rife of Montana His time was Boston Then Ike Delock snared 8 13 8 BeUef Aaronrf 4 2 3 0 5 3 9 0 Klus akLlb PafkoJb 4 0 12 4:171 If BYU’s James runs the hs fourth victory by 4 2 2 0 Loginz 4101 113 11 Orioles mile he might threaten Last 8 3 7 0 Potjf Adoeeklb Burgesse ' ® ® Whitee 3 0 4 0 Frank Lary got weekend’s mile times were 4:2116 support 0 0 0 1 Spehnp Hathomers James and 4:238 by Wy- including a a o i BrTdguS by by Fred bDittmerl 0 0 0 a 4 mcmiumj field and Bill Tuttle while scut-!Johnsonp 0 0 3 1 oming’s Elder 1 1 ® 0 Mlnrcln-cThomson 10 0 0 Elder and James may be put- tling Kansas City on six hits JoUyp 0 0 0 1 n winWarren Spahn a dCrcw 10 0 0 shows in the ting on two e Robinsonp 0 0 0 0 ner in six seasons was handed one and runs ePendleton 10 0 0 The preliminaries are sched- his sixth defeat by Cincinnati as Vergesp 0 0 0 0 uled for tomorrow afternoon in the Redlegs went off on an S3 8 2711 42 18 27 7 Totals the Utah Stadium with finals run romp while Art Fowler won Walked for Harmon In 3th off Saturday starting at 1:15 pm in relief bFanned for Spshn In 2nd Goggles perspiration Hi a blotter Want a real comfort treat and added to II Width 1) 2) (2-- -- Rushing jumped The record set by DU’s rome Btffle in 1950 of (2-- 2 120-yar- '22-feet-6- 5-- 2 2) races two-mil- e Underwater K wedge-typ- e soles with no fur a I walking-heigheel IvRt with lb famous Red Wing sweat-proinsole wont crack won’t curl absorb $1Q95 Sixes to Inter Our "Trout Contest" $200 In Prizes and you II switch to ence record of 9:328 which he set last year in Missoula He is expected to run this weekend and BYU Coach Clarence Robison hints he’ll run both the one and Eght-as-o- lr of A who (3--8) CUSH-N-CJtE- ONLY 23 5 37 10 Totals aFlied for Rice In 7th bLined for Grammas In 8th cCalled out on strikes for X Jack son in 8th ht Swim Fins Soles pe Smartly designed SPIN Palmep 30 4 24 10 to third while losing a 000 000 000—0 St Louis two-nig000 001 OOx— 1 pair at Philadelphia Chicago 3 and The Giants now have 2B— HR— Chiti Fondy lost three In a row after win- Speake Musial Left — St Louis 4 Chicago 8 BB — L Jackson 1 Minner L SO— L ning six straight 1 La Palme 1 Minner 6 W — Rain stopped Brooklyn at Pitts- Jackson 1— L Jackson Minner (3-burgh while Cincinnati made game: tougher for fourth place St Second 000 000 001—1 t 3 Louis Milwaukee 201 000 OOx—3 8 1 by Chicago Lawrence Tlefenauer (1) La Palme Braves 13-5 Schultz 7) and SarnL Rush (3-Homer Assists and Chili Losing pitcher—Lawrence In the American New York’s Yankees beat Washington First gsme: on Yogi Berra’s three-ruhomer New Yerk Philadelphia A ABH O A and a three-hitte- r by Bob Tur- 3ABHO 0 3 2 WiU’msJb 5 2 2 0 Ashburncf won who his eighth decision 1 0 0 0 bGordon ley 3 10 0 Loreyrf in nine starts The victory 0 0 0 0 Gardner2b SmaUey 4 13 3 ® 8 Darkss Ennis If 4 110 widened the Yanks’ lead to I1 0 Muellerrf 4 10 1 i JonetJb games as rain postponed Chica-g- o 2 0 0 2 Th’pson3b Semlnickc 3 17 0 4 17 1 Mayscf at Cleveland MorganJb 3 114 4 10 0 Rhodeslf 3 2 13 1 Fourth-placDetroit peppered 4 18 0 Lockm’nlb Blaylocklb 4 3 11 Robertap Kansas City 8-- and Boston won 3 2 3 0 Hofmane 1 0 0 0 McCallp the nightcap 5--2 in a 0 1 slipped 8-- ( I 0 0 La 0 T records are threatened Water Skis RED WING SHOES I 1 6 James did not run at the Western division meet where Utah’s in Molan took the 10080 Across the mountains that day in Denver Jim Elder of Wyoming ran it in 10:030 But James holds the confer ht Be Sure I Known Far A Wid fdl - 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Skip-ette- 220-yar- d REELS (0--0) 3) 1-- 0 Five record holders are Afield SALT LAKE CITY (AP) WpleT'c slated to defend their crowns at the Skyline Conference Baker and Speake’s double pushed the Cubs ahead track and field meet here tomorrow and Saturday and at of That the New York Giants 4-- 3 feet-5V- 4 Po-pows- ki 1) 2-- 0 Skip-ette- nunr-i- M (1-- two-hitte- Skip-ette- l0-- (3--3) (0-- 0) Cougars Lobos Favored Eaglettes Win Close Game In Gas Loop 2) t4--4) (2-- 5) (3-- 3) 8--0 ’ Mini (6-- 1) 3) (0-- National League (2-- Park In last night’s other contest the least three other conference Baltimore s of Bountiful downed Delock end Daley Johnson In team competition the Uni- of Ogden McClanahan’s Moss Schallock (4) end Kretlow (3) of Utah will defend the Losing pitcher— Johnson J Polsen of the Eaglettes con- versity Skyline title with a squad led by nected for four hits in as many two Kansas City Detroit record holders Brigham ABHO A ABHO A times at bat and drove in the 1 4 3 2 1 Hatf’ldss Young University has another Power 1b 4 0 10 4 2 10 Tuttlecf rf 4 0 2 0 winning run in the bottom of the two record holders on a large Slaughter 4 2 7 0 Kalinerf Valolf 3 110 0 seventh inning last Saturday 5 0 8 0 Fain lb W Wilson cf 4 0 2 1 In the second game it was too track squad whichdivision title 3 110 Delsinglf Western took the Fmigan3b 4 3 2 3 much good hurling by Reese of 5 3 0 1 Phillips3b Lopez 2b 4 0 5 4 is Denholder record The fifth - She allowed s 5 0 4 0 RWilsonc DMaestrlss 4 0 4 4 the the ver’s Ross In the Eastern 5 2 4 4 Malmberg2b Shantz c 4 0 10 Ogden gals only two safeties Larry 3 10 2 Laryp Herbert p 10 0 3 meet Saturday at Denat the Ogden Softball division Tonight aSimpson 110 0 Ross threw the shot 50 Ceccarellip 0 0 0 1 Park will be fourth round play ver 0 inches bKryhoski 110 slightly more than Boyer p 0 0 0 0 in the Metropolitan League Rain- four inches over the conference bow Bar will take on the Hill 34 6 27 17 Field 38 14 27 8 Totals Hornets at 7:30 pm and record records in aSingled for Herbert in 6th Other jeopardy inan hour later Becker’s wilt meet bSlngled for CeceareUi in 8th mile time of the clude relay 004 Oil 020—8 Rogers1 Texaco Detroit 010 000 001—2 a Montana quartet Kansas City set 3:205 by R H E in 1953 2B— Phillips Flnigan HR— Finigan :208 for the Hatfield Tuttle BB— Lary 1 Herbert Crane’s 3 6 2 Denver’s Ed Haynes dash set 3 Ceccarelli 1 SO — Lary 3 Herbert by 4 11 2 1 W — Lary A— Eaglettes L —Herbert 1927 and the javelin throw of Brown and McDonough J Pol- in 12026 e by Ralph sen Hall and E Oyler Rock 1949 in of State Utah R H E A New Mexico relay team ran s Veterans 8 10 1 Major mile in 3:219 in the Eastern the McClanahan’s 0 2 4 meet Montana’s Don division Seven of the eight class A Sally Reese and Makbaw V Capen-e- r ran the 220 in 209 at the Brant League manager played in the Pprter and N Poorman meet in Logan division Western nonmajor leagues The only BYU’s and Higgins Saturday major leaguer is manager Ed threw the javelin of Montgomery Ala 103 100 000—811 0 000 200 000—2 5 1 (4-- m “Suits sweat shirts sox and caps will be furnished “We hold an envious record Out of the eight games with (4-- 1) Boston SPOKANE (AP) — The SpoAll-Stakane Indians once kings of minor league baseball are on the rocks Spokane set a Class B league record of 287000 paid admisfirst session will be at Affleck sions in 1947? but things haven’t Park at 9 am Following that been near the same since It’s a community-owneyou will he the guest of the proposition Theater A banquet for this year and attendance is down both squads will be featured at stock sales slow and the club the Canton Cafe at 5:30 pm dead last In the new seven-teaOur final drill will be at 9 pm Northwest League that flight under the lights Ogden High School won the city high school golf championship this week in a tournament held at the El Monte course Left to right: Coach R A Ellis Paul Wilbur Rusty Bowerbank Bob Lund and Jack Hammond Rusty Bowerbank tied for medalist honors with a 75 Weber took second place in the tournament while Ben Lomond was third A fifth member of Ogden’s team John Gaskill was absent when the photo was taken Full-mer-G- (3-- ball game has dispatched letters to each of his 14 team members of the 1955 squad Ogden City Link Champs 7th s getting great pitching from a staff that was barely adequate in the recent past That’s the way it was again yesterday as the Cubs swept a Yesterday’s 1 Retails St Louis 0 (1st gam) Chicago double-heade- r from the St Louis Chicago 3 St Louis 1 (2nd game) Cardinals to climb into second Philadelphia 8 New York 3 (1st twilight) place in the National League six Philadelphia 8 New York 3 (2nd The night) games hack of Brooklyn Cincinnati 13 Milwaukee 3 (night) Brooklyn at Pittsburgh postponed Cards dropped to fifth rain Rookie Shines Prsbable Pitekera Paul Minner who hadn’t Taday’a at Pittsburgh— Neweome Brooklyn worked since May 6 and hadn’t vs Klin Cincinnati at Milwaukee (3)— Staley won since April 22 came up with and Nicholas a fourhitter and rookie Bob vsSt Louis at Chicago— Jones Pollet New York at Philadelphia (night)— Speake an infielder now roam- Gomez vs Kuzava ing the outfield chipped in his sixth home run to win the opener First fimt: St Leuls Cklett A ABHO A It was the fifth shutout of the ABHO 0 4 Mlkslscl 4 0 4 0 season for the Cub staff — tops 4 00 310 Virdoncf Moon xl Baker 2b 4121 4 2 11 0 Musiallb 4 110 in the NL Speakejf 12 1 Repulskilf King If 0 0 0 0 Veteran Bob Rush with just 43 13 2 fLJackson 4 0 2 0 one winning season in the ma- 3 0 16 Schnd‘stJb Tappexf 2 12 1 Boytrjb Banksas 2 0 14 jors took charge in the night- 2100 2100 Rlcec 3 18 0 aSarnLe Fondylb cap keeping the Cards limp 2 0 0 1 Grammas s ChitLe 3 17 0 r to win Minner j? 3 0 0 3 with a He 1 0 0 0 bEUlott had a lead in the first in- 02 00 00 00 Stephenson LJacksonp ning on a home run by Eddie Mik- - 1 00 0 0 eHemus 4 0 2 0 0 NorenlfO 0 0 0 Howardlf 3 Busby cf 33 12 27 10 Total Inclement weather has kicked 32 8 24 13 aGrounded Out for Suieo in 8th the attendance out the window Boston 001 000 010—3 in Ogden and Salt Lake in Pio- Baltimore 200 021 Olx— 3 B— Stephens COX HR— 2B— Whit Fine Instructions neer League games The Reds Klaus BB— Sullivan 4 Hurd 1 Byrd Vernal Harris of Box Elder and Bees clash Sunday at 1:30 2 SO — Sullivan 1 Byrd 6 Rogovin 2 L— SuUlvan High School manager of the pm here and also meet Mon- W —Byrd North-South 7:45 at day night North team in the annual Second game: ca Manager Stan Hack making in- fielders into outfielders gets hits when he needs them from a bunch of guys hitting only 237 as a team And without hauling in a load of newcomers he’s been and Garcia Bob Subic colorful Boston at Baltimore— Kiely vs athlete at Weber College plans Wilson to continue his schooling at IdaWashington at New York (2) — Stone vs Kucks and Schmitz ho State at Pocatello next fall He won national junior college and Wiesler all-aroun- All-Ameri- te 44 A Phono 302 25th st Sacramento 6763 SP0RTNG GOODS Yesterday’s RcsiUs r i Sacramento 18 Oakland X San Francisco X Portland 0 San Diego 1 Lot Angeles 0 ning) Hollywood 7 Seattle L 111 in- |