| Show n nn0 f SUNDAY MORNINO THE OGDEN (UTAH) JUNI 5 1935 13A STANDARD-EXAMINE- R V ®ds© ® Jkaira rO®irira©ir'©DV©g Wood ®v©o - J r) — - !? h Surprise Team V - Camperi Breaks Up Even Game Double Bill Today Stan Hack Has Cubs in BOISE XAP) — Jerry Camperi rapped a three-ru- n homer in the bottom of the seventh inning last night to break a 5 tie and send Boise on to an 5 Pioneer Leagurvictory over the Ogden Reds Pennant Race I (' ' t' : i s 1 to j 1 w :i-l- f i J A Sioof Works Friday t defends Welterweight champion Tony DeMarco left of Boston s Basilio 10 at June of Basilio Syracuse his crown against Carmen home diggings The sellout match will be nationally televised By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO (AP) — Stan Hack of the Chicago Cubs is a manager without a doghouse and an imagwith a boyinative hunch-playe- r ish grin trademark He is as free and easy going nowr as he was as a third base-ma- n for 15 years with the Cubs During this span he became one of the club’s most popular players and made his mark with Chicago fans by spray hitting 301 in 1938 games and averaging 348 in four World Series Hack is likeable as a person and respected as a former player Perhaps this more than anything else keynotes his current success as pilot of the Cubs a 100-to-- l shot to win the National League pennant but not the talk of the circuit Hack was destined to advance in the Cubs’ organization and it was no great surprise that he attained his goal as Cub manager after cultivating the club's farms as Des Moines Springfield Mass and from 1951 through 1953 at Los Angeles In March of 1954 Hack was LOS ANGELES — (Special to The Standard-Examiner- ) called in to replace Phil Cavar-rett- a —They’re saying here that the percentages caught up with at the Cubs’ helm The front Billy Vukovich the intense Fresno Slovenian who was killed office detected what was called in the Indianpolis ‘500’ classic They’re also asking “Just “defeatism” in Cavarretta’s apto the season what did his death prove?” if the Hoosier classic is suppos- proach “I nearly fell off my chair edly justified as a testing ground for improved automobile when I heard I was the new manager” said Hack performance The Cubs finished seventh last An enigma except to his closest very dependent upon our quarseason but Hack last winter polcalling the right play ished up a speech for the banfriends Vukie still was blunt and terback all of the time Repeat ALL of quet beat in moments between outspoken He admitted he was the time” his hobbies of fishing and huntuncomfortable at social functions you guys — back to ing It was an optimistic forecomOkay an believed inferiority Many to fundamentals cast that his Cubs in 1955 would plex was responsible Racing a be in the first division No one Running him was a hobby took him seriously service station in Fresno was his business He competed only rare- El Today with the Cubs bearing usthen out with a sensational start Hack at save Indianapolis ly C Agajan-ia- n to a followers have started J baseball favor as ually or some other promoter-friend- : asking: “Is Hack a manager or a magician?” Vet he had phenomenal As a manager Stanislaus — his success at Indy the past few applied nickname while playing years after experiencing diffifor the Cubs — follows the book culty In shifting from midgets cars to the big his favorite Leona Webster this week won to the hilt but he also has imagwife that his Esther ination where his hunches are Jfe told Monte Ladies’ El the May Leg race car’s concerned Indianapolis this of the directors cup by defeating Before the end of April he had would be his last It was switched to his outfield two in Eve Clare Good Grid News plus Ted Tappe a towMeanwhile pairings for the fieldersrookie out of the CincinNo ering comes Here Loyola again June Leg were announced yes- nati chain e Coliseum football more Ruth Fleisher vs Pat He had the nerve to bench and Rose Bowl (during the regu- terday vs Donna Bramwell Wecker Hank Sauer the more no and dates lar season) chartered planes but a la Ne- Eileen Wilcox Willa Anderson slugger and put a raw rookie vada to play teams in its own vs lone Toller Mac McKenzie vs first baseman Bob Speake into left field along with Eddie Mik-si- s class and in its own stadium Eve Clare vs Rogerson Peggy who had been a utility informat That is the master plan vs Erva Jan -fielder Both have been doing Kennedy del Pappas Rey planned for the Playa Anita vs Olsen Ruth Linford It great school’s development points Speake a 264 hitter for Des toward football returning to Connie Bokinskie Shirley JohnMoines last year hammered five Since five within years Loyola son vs Arvilla Black Eva Shear- clutch homers to win games the war the Lions have added a er vs Donna Sharon Spanton In a addition Sam Jones a $250000 gym seating 2500 vs Cleveland Avis dormiWallerstein castoff and Warren two Montgomery $375000 chapel and tories costing $433000 They June Tookey vs Lou Ann Child (Hardluck) Hacker made the golf course Berdine Scott vs Ada Kammeyer month of May merry by pitching hive their ow n r d a withcollege-owneand a West’s the only vs Elaine Wheel- in nine Isabel Fleming Next of Stanford's outside days links And a converted outfielder Hal on the agenda is a student union er Orel Creek vs Beth Cragun erecJeffcoat vs followed Alice Wise be Davidson Leola to by caught the spirit by bebuilding tion of a $100000 wooden sta- Bernice Heiner vs Jean Stratton coming a sensational dium on the campus seating Wednesday the El Monte La- hurler In between the ever-preseThe Lions have retained dies Assn will entertain ladies smile and a fresh chaw’ of tobacco from Brigham City and Logan their football equipment to be is Hack said today in New York move m it The event will start at 9 a The next and where the Cubs are facing the St Is USF’s instead of the usual starting time Marys hoped Giants: 10 Clara’s of am Santa “This is a young team and anyIn men’s golf the El Monte n a to will be Club host today Well— No Wonder thing can happen These kids numwon’t scare easily that I know A Vernal team from HERE’S SOMETHING TO Kids have accomwill of ladies Vernal pride and our weren’t MAKE TRACK NUTS stop and ber to see those 100-to-odds men the pleased take a second look — also a pany us in the be will Monte at tee El The disagainst pennant race third: California’s frosh 1 last so 2 the to closed from Sky is the Only spring today who pm tance flash Don Bowden limit for them can teams two of the members Strong pitching old the IS ran ears is only and a stronger defense are our mile in 4:117 in his first com- begin their rounds main items petitive attempt at that dis“Our pitchers are making the tance When 19 a year older batters hit the ball but the ball Roger Bannister’s best time isn’t going out of the park Our was 4:162 Santee’s was 4:23 is taking care of those defense wonand John Landy’s 4:37 No inside the rates park” der Dink Templeton Althbugh his grin is as boyish Bowden as the best miler poas ever the wrinkles around his tentially of all time Y (AP) — eyes and furrows on his forehead N NECK GREAT Prospects never looked bright- Defending champion Sam Snead betray Hack’s 45 years er as regards track’s future in came back with a record-He has retained a sense of this state USC is still USC Oc- equaling slamming 66 yesterday to take humor that usually is worn out at cidental has become one of the over the lead in the Deepdale his age When he thinks a playtrack powers of the land UCLA round robin with er needs talking to he does it in tournament golf jumped up 10 rungs on the im- only one round to play private No problems or differprovement ladder this season The White ences are aired outside his ofSulphur California now has its finest W Va fice professional Springs frosh talent in years perhaps in driving brilliantly and knocking “Maybe I’m lucky even to be history and Stanford won’t be the down with his approaches in baseball” he said “They told flag far off the fast pace expected to picked up 20 for an over- me a long time ago my hands be set in 1956 The mad race to all total of 29 points plus points — three weren’t big enough to handle a corner talent is beginning to take more than Peter of major league playing job But I on the aspects of football re- Australia the BritishThomson Open cham- guess I proved them wrong” cruiting As a young man Hack worked pion who fell back to second place a bank teller But Sacramento as Bud's Secret Thomson had even par 70 over baseball scouts watched him play 4 Bud Wilkinson the able Okla: the 6693-yar- d Deepdale course — winter ball and conhoraa football coach who par- the first time he has failed to vinced him there eventually was more monticipated in a clinic at UCLA a beat regulation figures — to gain ey on the diamond few days ago declares: only four points He led after the “Finally I agreed to take my “I’m not nearly as concerned third round with 22 points vacation from the bank at the with making the good play as same time the Sacramento Solons avoiding the bad one One trick were in spring training” rein getting ball control is to called Hack “It was understood spend as little time as possible that during these two weeks I in the huddle Actually the only either would sign or be left to reason we have the huddle at a life behind the bars of a teller’s Oklahoma is the morale factor PITTSBURGH (UP) — The cage That was in 1931 and besiLce it enables the team to get Pittsburgh Pirates today sent fore the season closed I was together in a group Seventy per right-hande- r Cal Hogue to Wil- sold to the Cubs” cent of the called plays in the liamsport of the Class A Eastern huddle are changed by the quar- League on option terback when he barks signals on Hogue had just rejoined the Pi- Padres Take Another the line of scrimmage rates yesterday from Hollywood — SAN DIEGO Calif “Yon win on three things — of the Pacific Coast League San Diego broke a 7 (AP) deadlock where his record was one victory in the eighth inning with Earl blocking tackling and running Ho matter what formation you and no defeats He pitched 22 Rapp driving in the Use Running is the most imrun to go on to defeat Oakland innings for Hollywood The portant ANY pfiiy will go if it pitcher makes him home 9--7 in a Pacific Coast League is well executed Still we are in Dayton Ohio game yesterday Monte Ladies List Pairings For June Play -- big-tim- high-salarie- d no-hitt- 15-0- one-hitte- relief 00 nt 20-ma- 5 Snead Shoots 66 Retains Lead tk Hogue to Serve Eastern Loop 7-- tie-breaki- 27-year-- ©dls 8-- 5-- 6-R- un Ogden’s Carl Kuehl had doubled in two runs in the top of the seventh to knot the count Boise Manager Lou Stringer opened the seventh by drawing Inning Gives 'Pokes Win Over S L a walk Dick Moler singled String- er to third and Bill Enderly relieved Keith Brown on the mound Camperi worked Enderly for a one and two count and then hammered the ball' out of ' TWIN FALLS (AP) — Jim the park with started the Ogden scoring rea in turned top Montgomery lief performance in the last three a run in the first Kuehl singled and Chico and two-thirinnings last night Carl Paylor walked in Kuehl who was to preserve a victory for starter Terry singled safe at the when Camperi plate Ernie Pastornicky as Magic Valthe ball ley beat Salt Lake City 5 in dropped The Reds made it with a a Pioneer League game run ft the second but Boise Montgomery set the Bees down the lead with one xun in with only one hit in the innings grabbed second and two in the third the he worked Dick Hicks smacked a 350-foo- t His performance enabled the homer to again knot the tilt in Cowboys who broke loose for the top of the fifth but the six runs in the first inning to Braves bounced back with a make that performance stand up marker in the bottom of the ds Two of Chicago Cubs' Handcuffers 6-- 2-- 0 Warren Hacker left and Bob Rush form half of the surprising Chicago Cubs’ Big Four in the current National League pennant race The others are Paul Minner and Sam Jones The Cubs under Stan Hack are in second place in the heated National League race Mit Question Pioneer League Moore Reports Hell Make Pocatello Idaho Falls Salt Lake City Billings Ogden Last Night's Results Boise 8 Ogden 5 Magic Valley 8 Salt Lake City 5 Great Falls 10 Billings 7 Pocatello 6 Idaho Falls 0 Today's Schedule at and Kidd Ogden Cook and Sereduk Boise Vroman and 815 p m two games 2 at Pocatello Idaho Falls Ward 8:15 p m Smith at Great Billings Jorgensen 205 p m Falls Jornseen Salt Lake City Kazmerowicz at Magic Valley and Fiocchi il-- 2 two and Jorgensen Reider games 230 p m and 830 p m Weight Easily By MURRAY ROSE NEW YORK (AP) — Give the fans a fight that figures to be one (1-- (4-- (2-- 8) (1-- pm (0-- and you won’t have any trouble leading them to the box-offi- 2) 3) (2-- 0) 3) 0) (1-- 3) 2-- 2i (2-- ce 1) tO-- 4-- 2) That’s the story of boxing today and it’s true of almost all sports The fans know an attraction when they see one The International Boxing Club had that fact of life hammered home again with the Rocky Marciano-DoCockell affair Rocky was a 10-10-- 7 favorite and there never was any dcubt of the outcome Coming up are two title fights GREAT FALLS (AP) — A sevwhere there are plenty of doubts en run fifth inning propelled the as to who will win And the IBC Great Falls Electrics to a 10-isn’t having any trouble selling Pioneer League decision over the Billings Mustangs last night them The seven-rusplurge more The scraps are the welterthree-rua than offset Billings weight title fight at Syracuse outburst that had given the MusN Y next Friday between cham2 a advantage in the top pion Tony DeMarco of Boston tangs of fifth the and Carmen Basilio a hot product Hal Holderfield started things of the Syracuse area and the by June 22 battle of champions rolling in the Electric fifth a double into center punching Moore Archie the light matching Jim Stark followed with a heavyweight boss and Carl field and Frank Amaya with a (Bobo) Olson the middleweight triple to double tie the game ruler at the Polo Grounds The rest of the runs crossed on Basilio is a 5 or favorite a Fernandez’ Joe to dethrone the swarthy Bostona double two wild walks throw ian in a battle of strong left sacrifice fly and Gene hookers The odds could shift steal a two-ruElder’s triple back to the champion Olson and homer in Amaya hit a two-ruMoore are and pick ’em in a third the toss-uweight-makinArchie’s real Tex Taylor and Bob Ryan each problems makes the latter three hits for Billings banged a bout big question mark side used four pitchers Each The IBC is the in the slugfest Billings collected welter contest with Norm Rohts-chil11 and Great Falls 10 hits the enterprising young went to Stark the win The Svracuse promoter The War Meloss to Sinner Wally morial Auditorium already is a Great Falls $118000 sellout It was all of that AB H O A just a few days after tickets were Amaya ss 3 2 14 Fernandezcf 5 111 placed on sale Brownerf 4 14 0 Olson and Moore should do LeJohn lb 3 12 3 $300000 or more Both fights are Elder 2b 4 15 2 4 2 2 0 Holderfieldlf ? ? ? into telecast homes the but J'onigclw being Given lb 2 0 7 0 4131 the local areas are being blacked 3020 puttss Manning c 3 0 5 0 out That’s about the only way a 2 1 0 smnerp Starkp 3 2 0 5 Picker p 0 0 0 0 with TV ° £ 0 1 miettnpP promoter can Hmesp 0 0 0 0 'lOOO aSinqu’efild Wasconisp 0 0 0 0 these days Rothschild also came up with ° 2 ® 2 cute gimmick u hich should help 1°° Totals 31102715 appease some of the local tomers shot out in the ticket sale It also will make some would-bohs in ninth score by lnnmg: scalpers do a slow burn 100 030 102 — 7 Billings Rothschild IS having the fight Great Falls 002 070 01 X— 10 piped into the nearby state Fair R— Walton Ryan 4 Taylor Piatt G rounds Coliseum via closed TV &SV HiiSSSS sf?3: circuit and some 8000 or so fans E— Long Sinner Fernandez Stark — Stewart Paepke will be able to view the fight on a RBI Ryan Tavlor Long Amaya 3 Fernandez Elder 2 21 by screen at $350 a Given Stark 2BH — Sinner Paepke G F Rallies To Defeat n Rivals 1 7 n n 4-- 8-- 5 7-- one-bagg- er n n 6-- 5 p g d co-exi- st pnttr cus-32112- Tierney Blanks Russets to Win 9th Game for the victory The Salt Lakers pecked away at the ’Poke lead and had the tying run on third base with only one out in the sixth inning Then frame and another in the sixth to set up the dramatic seventh in' ning Joe Soto who was safe on an error and Hicks who walked Montgomery went in and Eddie scored ahead of Kuehl’s seventh Barr grounded into a home to innng first double play to end the Olden Bella IDAHO FALLS (AP) — Butch threat AB H O A AB H O A 1 Soto 2b ForthmAiUb 4 2 2 1 It was wildness on the part of 34 12 Tierney stopped the Idaho Falls Hicks rf 110 Trenarjrcf 4 014 0 Russets on nine hits last night Bee starter Jim Brown that gave 54 30 26 30 Kuehl lb Kings 35 2 00 05 Hallgrenrf Paylorb as the Pocatello Bannocks regis- the ’Pokes their six runs in the 5 113 Terry ss Jacoby If 53 12 1 first frame 4 0 2 2b 2 12 Stringer tered a Pioneer League tri4 2 2 0 Gauger If Moler lb 2 3 11 0 The teams play a day-nig4 18 0 Gongerc Camperic 3 19 3 umph doubleheader today 0 0 0 0 Hoisngtnp Whitlock p 4 1 0 t 4 0 0 0 Brownp The win was Tierney’s seventh Salt Lake MacNallp 0 0 0 0 Marie Valley 0 0 Enderly p ID ABHOA ABHOA of the season He has lost only 5 3 0 3 Ayers2b Herman rf 5 2 2 0 32 12 27 14 Totals 4 2 0 1 Rommel3b Wandra3b 3 0 0 1 35 9 24 7 once Score by innings: 4 12 0 Barrcf 3 0 31 Campanacf 110 010 200—5 His mound opponent Lobitzlb 2 0 9 0 Ogden Ken 4 16 0 Jessenlb 012 Oil 30x— 8 4 0 4 0 Rushing rf Yarmchuklf 4 0 10 Boise Rowe also gave up only nine hits 4 0 7 1 Donahue c McDade2b 4 2 0 4 R— Soto Hicks 2 Kuehl Gauger 0 Fannonlf Hallgren Jacoby Swiechc 3 19 2 Forthman King but was the victim of some flop- 40 14 0 0 0 alamatteilf Lindleyss 3 0 3 1 Stringer 2 Moler Camperi RBI — Soto 2 King Jacoby Moler 2 Pastornicky p 22 10 11 Hicks Kuehl py playing in the first and sev- 02 00 0100 Leonss Montgomery E— Samperl Forthman Camperi 3 p 0 0 Brownp two-bagg- er 6-- 0 ht 2BH— 3 10 0 Cronin p enth innings Stringer HR— Hicks Camperi Whitlock Kuehl DP— Paylor Stringer 1000 bSturgeon In the first Pocatello scored 0 0 0 0 Barkelewp to Soto Terry to Kuehl Forthman to Stringer to Moler PB — Conger 2 WP two runs on Ernie Schuerman’s 35 9 24 5 31 7 27 10 — Brown 3 Whitlock 2 S — Hoislngton Total SF — Moler King LOB— OgBrown aRan for Fannon in eighth to Jess Duran Tom single den 10 Boise 9 ER — Brown 7 Enderly bStruck out for Cronin In eighth 1 Sarno’s error which put Pete Whitlock 3 HO — Hoislngton 3 in Score by innings: Lake City 200 111 000—5 1 Brown 8 in 5 Enderly 1 In 2 WhitEstrada on to load the sacks and Salt 600 000 000 — 6 lock 9 In 8 MacNeil 0 in 1 BB— Magic Valley Tommy Roberson’s double Bannock Manager Frank Luc-cheand Bob Maurer singled to open the seventh and Tierney walked to again fill the bases Rowe then unloosed a wild pitch Lucchesi scoring Schuerman singled across Maurer and Duran drilled a two-ruto left Idaho Falls made its most serious threats in the first and seventh frames Each time the Russets got two men on base only to have Tierney bear down to preserve his shutout si n R — Rommel 2 Ayers Fannon Leon Fobltz Campana McDade Lindley E— Wandra 3 SB — Barr Ayers i SF —Jes-se- n 2BH — Rommel Ayers McDade Swiech RBI — Barr Jessen Ayers Mc2 Dade 2 Herman Lobitz Pastornicky DP — Montgomery to Swiech to Lobitz — LOB Salt Lake 9 Magic Valley 8 HO — Brown 2 in 3 Cronin 5 In 6 3 Barkelew 0 in 1 Pastornicky 8 In 5 3 ER — PastorMontgomery 1 in 3 3 5 Cronin 1 SO— Pasnicky 3 Brown tornicky 4 Montgomery 3 Brown 1 Cronin 5 Barkelew 1 BB — Brown 3 Cronin 4 Pastornicky 2 Montgomery 2 WP — Pastornicky 2 Montgomery 1 Time — 2:37 PB — Donahue Attend ance — 965 Herman Wandra ‘ uk Brown 7 Whitlock SO — Brown 5 3 Enderly— 4 Whitlock 5 — MacNeil At-1 Loser Brown Winner Whitlock tendance — 1209 Time — 2:30 Boise Receives 2-- 1-- 1-- 2-- 3 New Players BOISE (AP) — The Milwaukee Braves sent Boise two infielders and a pitcher yesterday business manager Austin Brown An-J nounced They are Del Coursey rookie Baseball Coach from Linfield College Pocatello MISSOJJLA Mont (AP)— John pitcher Idaho Falla Ore William Dennis AB H O A AB H O A L (Jack) Zilly North Hollywood 5 3 5 4 Schuerman ti Gauchits 2 0 14 Calif college infieldRedlands 3 12 0 Duran rf yesterday was named head er ahd infielder Richard 5 110 Calif Ageelf Morse 4 110 Astradalf Sarno3b 4 10 3 baseball coach at Montana State to Evansville Boise 4 1 61 Roberson 0 by assigned Hack 2b 5 12 5 Confer4 0 10 Rush3b Mullinlb 4 1 10 1 University of the Skyline of the Three-- I League on his dis4 110 Lucchesicf Mortoncf 3 110 ence 4 0 6 2 Keefe lb charge from the Navy Morse forSeidel c 4 1 10 1 4 2 3 1 Mauer2b 4 0 Brillrf 10 merly played with Ventura of 3 0 2 2 Tierney p Rowep 4 3 11 the California State League- ?one-bagg- er Totals Score by innings: Pocatello Idaho Falls Mc-Minvi- lle 35 9 27 10 R — Schuerman Just a Force Play In Baseball 200 000 400 — 6 000 000 000 — 0 2 Duran Lucchesi E — Sarno Maurer Tierney RBI — Schuerman Duran 2 Roberson 2 SB — Schuerman 2BH — Maurer Mullm DP — Schuerman to Maurer Sarno to Hack to Mullin Schuerman to Maurer LOB —Idaho Falls 11 Pocatello 3 WP— ER — Rowe Rowe Time 6 1:55 U S Tierney — 6 BB — Rowe SO — Rowe 2 Tierney Attendance — 507 ST PAUL Minn (AP — Jim Cleverly of the Indianapolis Indians hit into one of the longest force plays in baseball history during a game here with the Saints Pitcher Jose Santiago was on first base In running to first however Santiago tripped over the bag and pulled a groin muscle After being helped to his feet the runner said he was OK Then Cleverly came to bat and clouted a ball to deep left center field over 400 feet from home plate As Santiago ran from first he collapsed and the relay from the outfield to second base forced 9 4 Quintets May Play Soviets j(AP) — Frank San Francisco basketball promoter said yesterday the Soviet Union has proposed sending a basketball team to the United States next December the runner e to play a series with Instead of a double or triple American college quintets was charged with a forcb Cleverly In return Walsh said a West out r Coast college 3BH — Taylor Elsquad would Holderfield Amaja head HR — Amaya SB — Amaya tour Stark der Soviet the from July Union Both Basilio and DeMarco have Fernandez Browne Manning S— WalCowboys Lose 1 to 15 20 match1956 for Aug (he same opinion of each other ton Stark SF — Taylor Paepke Given LARAMIE Wyo (AP) — ColoDP — Amaya to Elder to Given LeJohn es with Russian teams in the “Rugged and strong” rado State nailed down its second to Elder to Given LOB — Billings 11 Soviet’s 16 republics Thumbnails of the welterweight Great Falls 5 PB— Paepke BB— Stark 7 NCAA baseball title District Walsh said he was going to 7 Picker 1 Hines 2 Gordon 2 Inglett scrappers: in three years yesterday with a 2 Nicholis 2 SO— Stark 5 Sinner 3 put the proposition to the AAU 147 Tony DeMarco 23 12-2 Nicholis 2 HO— Stark 9 victory over Wyoming in the in 8 Picker 2 in 0 Hines 0 in 3 was- - meeting at Boulder Colo Christened Leonard Inglett pounds third and deciding game Of the Gor4 5 in 1'3 Liotta Lives with father ’ don 3 °inn 3 2 Nicholis in CROWNED — A tipsy crown series mother and two sisters in native o m 1 ER— Stark 4 Picker 1 Sinner ' Anael Win In 1 h of blazing glory seems to be Winner— Mn9BI5 5 Boston Studied carpentry 4 Gordon 7-— Sinner Time — 235 At- Loser Stark — LOS ANGELES Steve topping Harry Walker’s ap- Seattle Wins 5 (APj for two years at Brandeis Voca- tendance — 986 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bilko Piper Davis and Jim Fanpointment as manager of the Worked in constructional Louis it’s a San Francisco triple play St club came succeswith Actually ning through tion drove a truck and now Double Thrill Stadione section Busch in of of the the sive seventh inning Seattle won bottom the in the singles learning the haberdashery busi— Ron Jack-so- n 13th CHICAGO Anto (AP) um a It’s Pacific Los Coast League contest to the system up lighting give inning ness Started fighting in the the baseman for tall first 5 Sac4 to Dixie’s and evened the brother over a win Black-haireyounger geles yesterday Angels brownstreets White Sox enjoyed a double ramento yesterday Cardinals series three the at games each light up to Plans eyed marry JoAnne thrill as his team defeated the Mass Costonis of Winthrop of a double-headsoon record is Tigers in both ends 1 with 25 kayos In the' ninth inning of the first 147 Carmen Basilio 28 Jackson entered the game Born and still lives game I HAD IT REJUVENATED ATI QUICK M1RANDY pounds as a pinch-hitte- r and slammed a WHERE'S MY DADfirUtf in Canastota N Y outside of home run to tie the score The TEETH— X WANTA Son of immigrant Sox won in the 11th Syracuse WHISTLE inning parents who settled on onion Between the games Jackson refarm in Canastota Is seventh ceived a as the American child in familv of four boys and Baseball plaque “Rookie of Congress six girls Gave up high school 1954” after first year to work in wire factory various odd jobs Was in the Marines from 1945 through Nov 1947 a total of 33 I e j SSrASjrWtrtrh- MOSCOW Walsh 10-gam- 19-fo- 5-5- all-sta- 4 5 2-- ' ‘twtTi WP-Pick- 2-- ee— De-spi- te 7-- 5-- d er Won-lost-dra- Sl 40-4-- 5-6- months 4 Spent 16 months in eight at Pearl Harbor Started fighting in the MaLoves hunting and fishrines Married ing Kay Simpkins a Is craggy-facewaitress and looks like a fighter but has poise and a fine vocabulary Acts a san assistant scoutmaster ? 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