Show THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 JULY 15 FRIDAY EVENING National League American League Brooklyn Milwaukee Chicago New York St Louis Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit Chicago 5 Washington 2 (second game night) t) Detroit 6 Boston 0 (first game Boston J petroit 3 (second game night) Baltimore 10 Kansas City 7 (first t) game Baltimore City 4 (second game night) Tadsy’s Probable Pitchers New York at Cleveland — Turley (11-vs Wynn (11-vs Boston at Detroit — Nixon Garver Baltimore at Kansas City —McDonvs Shantz (4-ald at Chicago— McDermott Washington (6-vs Trucks Tom Anderson scored one of the biggest upsets of the current Kammeyer’s Tennis Tournament yesterday when he defeated Garr 3 Smith in the junior men’s singles event In a close men’s doubles game Ray Neville and Monte Bailey defeated Marvin Felt and A1 Washington Baltimore Yesterday's Remits 6 Yesterday's St Louis Brooklyn 1 (night) New York 3 Chicago 2 (nighti Milwaukee 7 Philadelphia 1 might) Cincinnati 19 Pittsburgh 1 (night) twi-nig- Today's Probable Pitchers' St Louis at Brooklyn — Arroyo (10-vs Newcombe or Poholsky (3-04-1- ) — Chicago at New York Jones vs Hearn (8--8 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh — Nuxhall (8-vs Law (8-Milwaukee at Philadelphia (night)—-Burdet- te 3) 3) (9-1- 0) 1 8) 3) vs (7-- 4) Dickson (5-- 6) -- Chicago Mrrmanef 4 3 Baker 2b 4 4 Kingrf Banksss Sauerlf 4 0 cBolger Jackson 3b 4 3 2 Fondylb 1 0 0 0 J twi-nigh- (7-- Willms2b 4 4 3 2 4 4 4 3 Gomez p 3 113 0 2 1 3 1 2 2 1 1 2 110 15 112 Totals in 7th aStruck out for McCullough bPopped out for Rush in 8th cRan for Sauer in 9th 000 002 000 — 2 Chicago 021 000 00x— 3 New York — 2B— Sauer HR— Mueller King BB — Rush 2 Jeffcoat 1 Gomes I SO— L— Rush 4 Gomes 5 W— Gomez Rush (5-Philadelphia Mllwaakee (9-- 6) Tomorrow’s Games Baltimore at Chicago New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Washington at Kansas City First game: 4 0 2 1 0 15 0 0 2 Goodm'n2b 8 Klausss 0 2 0 WiU’mslf 2 2 0 Jensenj-- f 0 9 0 Zauchinlb 14 1 Whitec 11 Hatton3b 10 Piersallcf 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Delockp Kielyp aStephens Hurdp (night) 3 13 4 19 4 10 4 13 0 0 0 4 0 3 2 0 2 4 10 (7-- Del-sin- 5) Carey3b Mantlecf Berrac Colnsrflb Robisnlb aBauerrf 7) Pittsburgh ABHOA Clemenrf 4 I- O'Bra3b 4 Mejias If 4 Thomascf 3 Cincinnati ABHOA 7 5 11 Temple2b 7 12 0 Palayslf 8 2 8 0 KIuskilb 0 0 0 0 cMelelb 6 4 3 0 Post xt 3 14 0 Bellcf 115 0 Harmoncf - Dobycf 4 2 4 0 Kinerlf 3 0 0 0 Rosen 3b 4 2 3 0 Wertzlb 3 16 0 dLocklin 0 0 0 0 Naragonc 114 0 Stricklnss 3 0 2 3 Hegane 10 3 1 bFainlb 10 3 0 Lemonp 1100 32 eSkowron McDgld2b Byrne p 1 0 0 0 2 2 Morganp Konstntyp ss Hunter - Mossip cWoodling Narleskip 10 10 0 0 110 0 34 8 24 8 ! 1) 0) 5 2 1 3 12 4 3 7 3 0 0 Cmpnllac Hodgeslb Robnsonlf Furillorf Zimmerjb Podresp Hughes p Labinep Repulskllf Schndst2b Virdonrf Gramms ss Burbrinkc Jacksonp s A ’ vl j -- 35 12 27 10 Totals aRan for Nieman in 1st bStruck out for Ramos in 6th cRan for Kell in 8th dGrounded out for Chakales in 9th 000 301 000— 4 : Washington 100 701 04x— 13 Chicago 2B— KeU Paula 2 3B— Busby W— HR — Sievers Carrasquel L— Fascual (2-Fornieles (6-37 9 24 11 j v 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- h 8-- 6-- All-Americ- an 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- 6-- Middlecoff in Great Form Fires Fine 64 6-- 6-- 8-- 3-- 6-- Four Lfeft in Golf Joust - Salenger Hornsby May Purchase Seals Ball Club who sold out to the “Little Cor- poration” arid its president mon Miller two years ago Da- Milwaukee open but earned a mere one-shlead as the field shattered par 39 times The 64 over the par 70 Blue Mound Country Club was registered before an estimated 10000 fans that lined the short 6356-yar-d course Middlecoff’s 64 tied the course record and his sizzling 29 on the back stretch set a new mark ot Coast League Beverly Hills busi- I t Smith e SALT LAKE CITY (UP) — Mrs Marge Fillis defending champion and Miss Beverley Nelson Meadowbrook star will 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 27 10 27 18 Totals Ran for Abrams in 7th battle it out today for the title bFouled out for J Wilson in 3rd out cFlied for Johnson in 7th in the Utah Women’s Golf chamdFlied out for Astroth in 7th by error for CeccareUi in 4th pionship in a match over Meadow-brook’- s eOn fSafe on error for Sain in 8th 002 100 610—10 Baltimore sprawling course 230 000 200— 7 Kansas City ' Mrs Fillis won her — — HR— 3B 2B Power to Slaughter the way Triandos 2 Smith BB — WilSimpson finals with a 3 to 2 win over son 2 Johnson 2 Schallock 1 Cecca-rel- lt 4 Harrington 1 SO— Wilson 2 Doris Thorpe of Logan runner-u- p CeccareUi 4 Harrington 1 W — JohnL — Harrington (0-son (2-U— in last year’s tourney Soar Runge Summers Hurley T— Miss Nelson defeated Belle Fel- 2:38 lows of Nibley Park 4 and 3 for Second game: 000 100 050 — 6 11 2 Baltimore her finale berth 200 200 000 —4 6 0 Kansas City 1) SALMON FISHERMEN Salt Water Spin Reel $3750 9 ft Spin Rod 2450 BOTH FOR -- $3950 - lowest UMBRELLA TENTS price in the country) 9x9 city' (end the -- AIR MAnRESSES 52499 100 - f j ft r Live Rubber Tufted USED SCATS AND MOTORS 1954 -- model Reg 5995 S598 -New EVINRUDE 7tt hp motor- - guaran- - $17500 hp New’mo- °r guarantee 527500 FT PLYWOOD BOAT fibre glass covered Very special 51 3900 14 FT ALUMINUM WIDE BEANew last year 523500 BRAND NEW 14 FT FIBERGLASS BOAT with convertible fop Reg $51000 Special 542500 WATER SKIS to 51995 52050 lv 7-- ee In Loop Play 24-year-- n er 6-- 6 3 Minor Results 7-- 3-- 5-- half-gam- twi-night- er 4 8-- 2 3-- 4 5-- 6-- 0 6-- 6 7-- 7 All-Sta- 2-- 5 3-- 3 ( 5-- 9 6-- 4 Colo Springs 13 Wichita 4 10 9 0 Becker’s MOTORS! Peterson Phillips and Coop Adams Fisher and Loveland Lincoln 4 Sioux City 2 Pueblo 3 Des Moines 2 ACCESSORIES! 1927 1928 and 1929 ever repeat: SALES & NOTICE FOR JULY 24th With Guns DOZENS OF HOLSTER SETS LEXINGTON Ky — Basketball Coach Adolphj Rupp long known for his excitable antics during games was asked the other day about those two stunning losses Kentucky suffered last winter by Georgia Tech Rupp merely grimaced and shrugged “We beat Georgia Tech 33 times in a row before they beat us Those things shappen I’ve never lost a moment’s sleep over either one of the defeats You can’t let things like that worry you Years ago they might have bothered me terribly But not any more’ -- COWBOY AND COWGIRL HATS COWBOY CHAPS AND VEST SETS COWBOY SHIRTS " 5198 PP 98c 5398 up S495 LEATHER FRINGED JACKETS ALL SIZES SADDLES Visit Ogdtn'i Nmwst mf Finest Marine Center Complat Salas and Service n Mercury Meters Burch-cra- ft Enduracraft Western- er and Arkansas Traveler You Name It— We've Get Itl Plywood Aluminum or Fibre-gla- ss Boats Windshields Bailers Swivel Seats Preservers Cushions Cartop Carriers and Ofttctal Boat inspection Station for Pino View Lake GENUINE LEVIS ALL SIZES SPORTING GOODS PETERSEN moron co Dial 4-00- 33 3116 Wash Blvd Phene S801 Ogden Utah 1 The Beer that’s AA ''A goes good with a bite Fishing and Fisher Beer are congenial companions Fisher Beer goes good with a bite! You have never tasted a beer so good — so refreshing and satisfying — as Fisher Beer the beer with the delicate hop) flavor so gently extracted because of nature’s gift of lower boiling point at this altitude carbonation because of lower the beer with atmospheric pressure here in the mountains where nature controls the carbonation for exact balance to this altitude These are natural reasons along with Fisher’s 71 year experience in the art of brewing for the distinctive extra goodness of Fisher Beer — for the twinkling sparkle you can see — the delightful refreshing sparkle you can taste Don’t be content with less than this the finest— the intermountain favorite Ask for Fisher Beer wherever good beer is sold MERCURY MARK 20 16 M- 4 -- -- ) y T j Made in one of America's most modem breweries KEITH'S SPORT STORE Five Points Dial 3-12- 31 Mther Brewing - all Hardware BRIDLES BLANKETS 2242 Washington Blvd RENTALS liny-bubb- le Now — Spring Steel Instead of Wood COTS CAMP Reg $795 Now $1295 — in- -- 0 0 35 10 27 17 Use a heavy duty spinning outfit for real sport (12 Dodgers It was Jackson who worked the 6 0 I 4) 36-hol- e Woodys Club Wins Another Brooklyn 117 1 YiniganSb Lopez 3b Popecf Astrothc DieringJb dZernlal Mirandass Shantzc JWilsonp bHale Ceccarelllp eSleater Johnson p cCoan Harringtonp Sainp Schallockp fWWilson Dorishp Boyerp 1 0 Andrews from becoming a second repeat winner Were Sam D Kocsis of Detroit his opponent semifinals and the in the survivors in the other brackets Ralph Allen of Miami and Lewis T Bean of Summeiwille Ga Only the late Carl F Kauffman of Pittsburgh winner in mystery spring J (7-- 8) Fillis Nelson in Title Battle j runs-batted-i- A New Rupp Speaks 3) 3) three months wasj 2 over par after 87 holes of competition in the 30th annual Publinx event The only players left to prevent 104-degr- 1 matched it p first three innings ofthe Florida game teaming with 'Floyd Wool dridge Barney Schultz and Herb Moford to shut out the New York Yankees Hardly anyone ever had heard of the four pitchers ’til then Only Jackson has stuck all the way with the Cards and he’s Woody’s Club continued to win picked the Dodgers of all people he belongs :The in Metropolitan Softball League to prove right-handhad them play last night as they trounced playing dead again Thursday the Hill Field Bulldogs by a night winning 1 after shutting 13-- 3 score at the Ogden Softball out the National League leaders for 8L& innings Park It was Jackie Robinson’s douIn other games the Rainbow ble and Carl Furillo’s single that Bar downed the Hill Field Hor- spoiled a second shutout for nets and Becker’s defeated Rog- Jackson against the Brooks He and Milwaukee’s Bob Buhl are ers’ Texaco 10-the only two pitchers to blank It was walks and errors which the Dodgers this season The second place Braves gav6 Woody’s Club most of its 1 brushed off Philadelphia runs New York’s Giants edged up on The Rainbow Bar was pressed 2 the Cubs and Cincinto the limit in winning over a nati Chicago ' American Assn walloped Pittsburgh' 19-- 1 nine Hornet In the American Cleveland greatly improved Louisville 6 Charleston 3 in the runs home back to Back to within four games of pulled Denver 5 Minneapolis 3 and Vemieu sixth New York inning by by beating the Yanks Omaha 6 St Paul 3 for blows were 4 Smith the and big third place Chicago Toledo at Indianapolis poste the Bar a moved to within of poned In Industrial League play to- the Indians by sweeping a International League from Washington 13-night the Naval Reserves and Rochester Postal Transport will meet at and 2 Boston split with Detroit Syracuse Montreal 3 Havana 1 7 pm and Marine Reserves and losing 3 then winning Buffalo 11-Richmond South Ogden Merchants will take Baltimore swept its evening-nigh- t Toronto 5 Cplumbus 3 the field at 8 pm The 9 pm twin bill at Kansas City 10--7 and game will feature the Havana 64 Texas League Club and Utah Power and Light Manly Stanley Musial the felShreveport 3 Dallas 1 r low who won the HUE game Beaumont Fort Worth 13 5 1 hit his 20th homer and Wally Club Woody’s Oklahoma City at Houston post3 4 5 Moon smacked his 12th as the Bullodgs poned and L Stone Haney Conley Cards pounded four Brook pitchSan Antonio 6 Tulsa 0 and L Johnson ers for 11 hits in support of Daugherty Southern Assn Jackson’s fifth victory 2 1 3 Hill Field Hornets Little Rock 5 Birmingham 2 6 6 2 Atlanta at Memphis postponed Rainbow Bar and Nixon Stone and Reeves Mobile Chattanooga Peterson 1 Nashville 2 New Orleans BOATS! Western League 4 3 3 Texaco Rogers’ There are 147 entrants in the ed in the weekend golfers’ cham meet and in addition to the 39 pionship who broke par another 12 2) (3-- i 6-- 8) 2) (1-- A Rushing the Season? 6-- Salenger nessman and former president of the Sacramento Solons and Second game: 31 4 27 14 Totals 33 11 27 13 000 101 000—2 10 1 Hornsby planned to meet with Washington aGrounded out for Labine in 7th 000 011 03x —5 9 1 Miller Sunday or Monday to disbFlied out for Spooner in 9th — Chicago Donand Fitzgerald Abernathy 210 6 102 000 St Louis cuss terms He said Hornsby reand LoUar 000 000 001 — 1 ovan (11-Brooklyn First game: 3B—Virdon HR — Musisl Moon HBP gards San Francisco and Seattle Yeiterdag’i Retali Kansas City Baltimore — Podres (Mu(Grammas) Spooner ABHOA ABHOA — Hollywood 7 San Franciseo where he managed for two years L Podres W— Jackson si all Marsh2b D'Maestriss 3 12 4 3 San Diego 0 Abramsrf Slaughtrrf 10 00 as the top baseball cities on the Seattle 4 Oakland S Lot Angelea Valolf 124 0 West Coast aCauseySb PhiUeyJf Simpsoncf 23 101 nings) Triandoslb Powerlb Mi-no- so Newcombe Spooner p bGilliam Ay 6-- 6-- Campanella who missed 15 games because of a chipped bone in his left knee came through with two hits in the Dodgers’ loss to the St Louis Cardinals last night and reported no ill effects from catching the full nine innings Centerfielder Snider however was bedded with a temperature resulting from a virus infection and was expected to be out of the lineup several days He was hitting' 319 had belted 28 homers and led the maior leagues in with 89 In addition Manager Walt Alston revealed that Carl Erskine the pitching staff’s nominal leader despite Don Newcombe’s superior record would be given a “complete rest cure of 19 days” and that southpaw Johnny mark will Podres who had a also be rested indefinitely 6-- 1 4 BT X 7-- 10 0 kV- 6-- l 2 -- A 6-- -- 10 5 0 f f 6-- 7-- 33 12 27 12 Totals aRan for Robinson in 5th bWalked for Hegan in 6th cHit into double play for Mossi in 4 lb Long 8th 4 Shepardc dRan for Wertz in 6th J- O'Brn2b 3 eFouled out for Bauer in 9th 3 Groatss 5 4 2 0 Burgess e 012 100 000 — 4 New York 5 111 Adamsb Surkontp 00 002 010 02x— 5 Cleveland Facep 3 12 3 McMilnss 2B— Norenr McDougald Avila 3B— a Freese 1 0 0 11 bBridgess HR — Rosen Doby S — StrickByrnes — 5 0 10 Collurap Pepperp 01 00 SF Avila BB — Byrne 2 Lemon land Friendp 2 Mossi 2 Morgan 1 Narleski 2 SO— 0 0 10 Klinep 3 Byrne 2 Lemon 1 Mossi 2 Narleski (6-L— W— Narleski (5-Konstanty 11 27 6 32 Totals 47 21 27 7 SAN FRANCISCO (UP)— Osa Fouled out for Face in 2nd First game: bRan for McMillan in 7th Chicago Washington cRan for Kluszewski in 9th AB H O A ABH O A car Salenger and Rogers Hornsby aFouled out for Face in 2nd 3 2 3 0 cf 3b Delis Busby bRan for McMillan in 7th Fox2b 4 2 14 have agreed between themselves Umphltcf cRan for Kluszewski in 9th Grothcf Brdwsrb 4112 01 to 530 120 512 — 19 Cincinnati Minosolf 12 Vernonlb buy the San Francisco Seals 000— 1 000 010 Pittsburgh 4 3 2 1 c’ KelJ3b — Courtney 2 — HR Post — 3B 2B Bell Temple exSieverslf cKendy3b 00 00 00 00 if they can get a five-yea- r SB— Temple SO— Burgess Thomas Niemanrf Paularf — W 1 2 Collum Friend Collum 1 Face tension on Seals Stadium Riverari 3 0110 Snyder 2b (8-L— Surkont Lollarc 5 6 0 Vldvlsoss 0 0 10 4 The lease has three years to Dropolb Pascualp St Leals Breeklyn Ramos p Carsquelss 3 100 10 ABHOA ABH OA bMcDrmtt go The stadium is owned by Johnsonp 10 Hoak3b 5 2 2 2 Boyer 3b Chakalesp Fernielesp 3 10 3 Reese ss 4 2 1 Mooncf 0 0 dOravetz Paul Fagan former Seals owner Amoroscf 3 1 12 Musiallb 3) '' i i er t 7) 9-- 6-- 4) Totals Fouled out for Wehmeier in 5th bWalked for Miller in ‘7th in 9th cStruck out for Mrozinski 010 301 020— 7 Milwaukee 000 000 001—1 Philadelphia HR —Thomson Aaron Seminick SO 1 —Buhl 12 Wehmeier 1 Mrozinski L— W— Buhl WP— Mrozinski Wehmeier (6-81 7 27 4 - 6-- 6-- 32 6 24 14 32 5 27 13 N Cleveland Indians Pull Within 4 Games of League Leading Yankees to the Brooklyn Dodgers’ lineup apparently as good as evef but By ED WILKS the National League leaders lost The Associated Press the services of three other playLarry Jackson one of those “who he?” guys the St ers including slugger Duke Sni- Louis Cardinals unveiled in the first game of the exhibition der man for the is still a season last 6-- 6) u - 6-- 6-- 7-- 3) i - t 6-- 3' 6-- 0-- ! A'V BROOKLYN (UP) — Catcher Roy Campanella returned today 6--1 3-- 6 6-- (8-1- 0) r t Campanula Is Back Snider Ouf of Lineup Men’s singles —Jesse Johnson defeat' A4 ' ed Don Poulter 1 Allan Johnson 7 defeated Lor an Burton 3 Chuck Fromberg defeated Walter Neville 2 0 Kevin Thredgold defeated Ray Neville 4 4 and Les Jensen de4 feated Howard Peterson 5 Men’s doubles — Kevin Thredgold and Dave Stimpson defeated Merlin Bingham and Garr Smith 0 3 Chuck Fromberg and Don Poulter defeated Bob Bossung and Don Zimmerle 3 0 9 f Jesse Johnson and Allan John5 son defeated Tom Anderson and Loren J 2 3 Burton v Junior men’s singles — Loren Burton defeated Jim Glines 0 0 Ray NevUle defeated Bob Marshall 0 0 Junior men’s doubles — Jimmy Foul-gand Bob Marshall defeated Jim Glines and Clark Lane 3 3 Boys’ 15 and under doubles —Jim Foulger and Bob Marshall defeated Clark Lane and Jim Glines 2 1 Women’s singles — Lynn Marshall deWith the mercury soaring in the high 90’s in Utah! New York 4 feated Irene Linford 3 Pat Giants and San Francisco Forty-Niner- s are drilling for the new Smith defeated Joyce Parry 3 4 They-clason Aug 20 j The Giants in Seattle season football in Shirley Jennings defeated Marilyn 1 6 Arnold Forty-Niner- s Don Heinthe above will send the quartet against Boys 15 and under singles — Jimmy U of Frank from left rich Washington upper 1 Foulger defeated Ricky Foulger 1 Bob MarshaU defeated Mike MarGifford upper right of USC Kyle Rote lower left 'SMU’s one3 shall 4 time star and Eddie Price lower right will start in the Giants’ 13 and under singles — Bob Boys backfield Who said it is hot? Marshall defeated Paul Gillette 0 1 Clark Lane defeated Mike Mar3 shall 3 Glines defeated Jimmy 3 4 Bobby Foulger Boys 11 and under singles — Jimmy Foulger defeated Ricky Foulger 1 i 1 Robert Foulger defeated Mike 6 3 6 Marshall Today’s schedule: 5 pm Gary Charlesworth and L Bowden vs Scott Young and Paul Gary Gillette Ray Neville and Monte Bailey vs Kevin Thredgold and Dave- StimpINDIANAPOLIS (AP)— Gene son Ed Hyde and Bud Gillette vs MILWAUKEE (AP) — Dr Steve Baker and Mike Marshall Andrews of Pacific Palisades 6:30 pm Bob Marshall and Jimmy Cary Middlecoff riding the crest Calif who warme up for deFoulger vs winner of Charlesworth Bowden-Youn- g Gillette match: Kevin of great subpar golf fired a bril- fense of his USGA JPublic Links Thredgold vs Less Jensen Tom Burton and Loran Anderson vs Howard liant 35-2- 0 —64 yesterday in the championship by jdriving 100 Shafer and Winfield Hall Joyce Parry and Curt Wright vs Shirley Jennings opening round of the $35000 balls into a net every day for and Allan Johnson 6-- 6) ‘i r- V Del-hun- ty 6-- Kalinerf Torgesnlb Boone3b Delsinglf JMPhlpsJf Housec Hatfieldb Laryp A ' ©©iotgi) 6-- 2 6-- 30 8 27 10 Totals aHit into force play for Kiely in 7th 000 000 000 —0 Boston 500 000 lOx — 6 Detroit g 2BH — Goodman Kuenn Boone ABHOA ABHOA BB— Delock 1 Kiely 3 Hurd 1 0 3 10 Ashburncf cf 5 0 4 0 Bruton 3 SO— Kiely 3 Lary 3 W— Lary Morgan2b 4 0134 31 Lary L— Delock 4 112 Loganss (6-3 Gorbousrf 4 0 0 M thews 3b 0 2 0 4 Ennislf 2 111 Aaron2b Second game: Jones3b 4 0 2 21 Boston 3 2 2 0 Thomsnlf 101 200 300—7 9 0 Seminickc 4 3 2 1 Detroit 3 12 0 Pafkorf 003 000 000 — 3 6 1 4 15 0 Adcocklb Blaylocklb 4 1 12 (4-and White Maas A her Smalley ss 3 0 014 (4)Susce 2 0 12 0 Crandallc (8) and Wilson Birrer Losing 10 1 4 10 Wehmeierp — Maas (5-Buhlp 0 pitcher 10 aGrngrass 0 0 0 Miller p Cleveland New York bLopata 00 00 00 OA ABH O A ABH Mrozinskip 5 2 10 4 12 0 Norenlf Smith rf 0 cRoberts 10 Avilab 4 2 13 (7-- lo) O' Other results yesterday were: ABHOA Kuennss 3 2 3 3 Tuttlecf 2 14 AB H O A 6-- 1-- 6 6--2 Detralt Botan 2 3 4 4 4 4 31 9 27 10 4 32 6 24 9 6) 7) 0 2 8) 9) 2-- 3) Chitic Rushp bBmholtz OiJeffcoatp 0 2 twi-nigh- (7-- Lockmnb Mayscf Thmpsn3b Muellerrf Darkss Harris lb Westrumc MeCllghe aSpeako 1 ht) 4) New York AB H O A ABHOA Resalts 7) Tomorrow's Games Cincinnati at Brooklyn Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at Pittsburgh S3 R' u Upset Scored In Kammeyer Tennis Event Cincinnati Philadelphia STANDARD-EXAMINE- Co Salf lok City- - Utah ’ ‘ i |