Show -- " --— r- - 'Vrw- - -- w-v" n—— 0—W "I " — WB-W-W- i ' SUNDAY MORNING THE OGDEN (UTAH) 1955 JULY 17 5B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R H Having Successful Season Blue Jays Win Eleventh Straight iri City Loop - They downed the Cardinals' and the Hawks 10-- to nearly cinch the championship A playoff between the Spiders and Scorpions for the first half title in the Monroe Park American League Monday resulted in a 7 to 2 victory for the Spiders The two clubs had wound up the ' first half with four wins and one loss each Charles Sheldon who claimed credit for the pitching victory aided his own cause with a home run in the fourth In Midget League play at the Greens the Condors first half winners find themselves sharing the loop lead with the White Stars with three wins each The headline battle of the week will pit these two clubs against each other in what should determine the second half chase The Cards - upset the strong Clearfield team 7 to 6 and remain in a first place tie with the Orioles with three wins and no setbacks each in the Greens junf ior competition a Bill Milner thre for the Tigers as they defeated the Cubs 16 to 0 in an Affleck 9-- 4 8 no-hitt- junior contest The Yankees handed the Tigers a 9 to 8 revepJor the Tigers’ only loss inukrrrcl half play and left the Farmers’ Grain team all alone at the top of the league' standings The Yankees Tigers and Trojans all are knotted for the runner-uspot writhtwo and one records Park - er All-Sta- r p ' Olden City Recreation Mld(et and Junior League Baseball Standings and results: Monroe Park 'American League- ( - (Midget) ' Team standings: W L 3 0 1 000 Spiders 666 2 1 Scorpions 666 2 1 Beetles 1 2 333 Mosquitoes 1 2 333 Earwigs 000 0 3 Hornets Results ef League Play Earwigs 2 Spiders 15 Beetles 4 Mosquitoes 3 Scorpions 6 Hornets 5 Hornets 4 Mosquitoes 9 Scorpions 4 Earwigs 2 Beetles 0 Spiders 16 Lerin Farr Greens Redes League IMidgetr Team standings: W L Pet 3 0 1000 Condors a 0 1 000 White Stars 333 l 2 333 Gramercy Scorpions Yellow Jackets lo 000 Midget Reds Results sf League Play Bees 0 White Stars 9 Scorpions 12 Midget Reds 6 Yellow Jackets p Condors 25 Bees 10 Yellow Jackets 1 White Stars ip Midget Reds 2 Scorpions 2 £ondors 7 Monroe Park National League" (Midgst 'xm standings: W L Pet Bob Whites 2 0 1 000 2 0 1 000 Black Widows Mud Daubers 2 0 1 000 Crickets 1 1 1 0 2 0 2 X Wasps Dragpn Flies Ants 500 500 000 j (Midget) Team standings: ' ! ! m Keglers of all parts of the United States men and women will hit the home stretch weeks in the the next-twMaxie Kosof bowling tournament at Para- '? it X T :NN ITT 3 0 Orioles Cards 3 0 2 1 Clearfield 1 Indians 0 Cubs 0 Eagles Results ef League Flay Orioles 12 Eagles 3 Indians 2 Cubs 0 Cards 7 Clearfield 6 Eagles 3 Cards 5 Cubs 4 Orioles 12 Indians 4 Clearfield 11 Affleck Park League (Junior) Team standings: ar Tigers 16 Cubs 0 Farmers’ Grain 9 Dodgers Trojans 6 Cubs 5 Yankees 9 Tigers 3 Farmers’ Gram 12 Yankees Trojans 6 Dodgers 1 Ou 2 667 333 000 000 WV 1s John Rinquist of Salem Ore is leading in the men’s 40 game division with a pin total of 8218 Roy Lown of El Paso is second with 8134 and Don Burnett of is third with Lansing Mich Laf-fert- IS r semi-final- x Good Grid Teams Play Panthers PITTSBURGH (UP)— The return of Notre Dame and Army and trips to California and Florida highlight the University oL Pittsburgh’s 1956 football sched- ule Army will play here for the first time in 22 years and the Fighting Irish will renew a rivalry after a year lapse The Panthers will travel to Berkeley Calif for a game with California and will wind up their season with a Dec 7 date at the University of Miami Len Casanov who coached the Panthers in 1950 will bring his Oregon squad for its first Pittsburgh appearance over Mexico The Aussies’ tw?o young stars Rex Hartwig and Lew Hoad fresh from their Wimbledon doubles championship overpowered Mexico’s two veterans Gustavo Palafox and Francisco Guerrero i - v N 4 'N 1 I i y Pet 1 000 1 000 V mount Bowl In the ladies’ division Mary W L J endurance - 6-- 1 Ti y : 6-- 2 6-- 4 The decision in doubles coupled with singles victories Friday by Hartwig and Ken Rose-wagave Australia the decisive three - points in the five-poicompetition Two final singles matches Sunday thus will have no bearing in the opening round as Rosewall goes against Esteban Reyes Jr and HartPalafox wig faces Australia’s semifinal opponent will be either Brazil or Cuba next weekend at Louisville Ky ll nt ld Colorful Keglers Set Endurance Pin Race Maxie Kosof’s endurance bowling tournament for men and women is new hitting into the home stretch John Rinquist Salem Ore e division with 8218 pins Mary Lafferty of Spokakne right is out in front in the ladies’ is setting the pace in the men’s 10-wi- th 40-gam- game division et ' All-St- A o of Spokane Wash is out in front with 1951 for 10 games Pearl Heineman of Couer d’Alene Idaho is second with 1863 followed by Billie Giomi of Albuquerque N M with 1848 The men’s winner will receive $1000 in cash and the champion in the ladies’ division will pick W L Pet up $300 Fifty-eigh- t men have bowled Owls 2 0 1 000 1 1 Pelicans 500 up to date One - hundred-eigh- t 1 1 Swans 500 including most of Og0 2 000 keglers Night Hawks den’s hot shots will roll between Results ef League Play now and July 31 The joust will Owls 11 Pelicans 2 close around 8 am on Aug 1 Swans 11 Night 'Hawks 10 ladies coast to coast Thirty-tw- o Pelicans 13 Swans 4 Owls 10 Night Hawks 1 have already competed Forty-fiv- e ladies will make a bid for Monree Park League award money during the the (Junior) balance of July Team standings: Twelve ladies of all parts of the nation will roll today starting at 12 o’clock noon The list includes the fololwing: Eileen Hatch Wally Stoops Ethel Larsbn Judy Slotte Jo OsStars 9 Pirates 0 wald Norma McCashland DorLarks 9 Red Sox 0 Larks 9 Pirates 0 othy Thornblad Beth Lamper Stars 8 Braves 10 Salt Lake City1 Julia Eldredge Richmond Wash Edna Stanger Lorlu Fgrr Greens Major Le'ague Kobel June and Shirley Phillips (Junior) Team standings: Ogden Het-Sh- (AP) — Australia relentlessly determined to recapture the Davis Cup it lost to the United States last year breezed s into the of the American Zone tennis competition yesterday by taking the decisive doubles match that assured victory CHICAGO vv- - L 8051 Results ef League Play Tigers 8 Termites 5 Blue Jays 9 Cardinals 4 Blue Jays 10 Hawks 8 Cardinals 5 Tarantulas 3 Tigers 18 Tarantulas 0 Hawks 8 Tarantulas 5 Hawks 21 Termites 0 Blue Jays 20 Termites 0 Cardinals 7 Tigers 6 Affleck Park Miner League (Midget) Team standings: Hartwig Hoad Win Matches Over Mexico &?? Men's Group 000‘ Results sf League Play - Black Widows 13 Dragon Flies 11 Crickets 13 Ants 4 Mud Daubers 15 Ants 1 Wasps 3 Bob Whites 16 Wasps 7 Black Widows 13 Bob White 5 Crickets 2 Dragon Flies 5 Wasps 7 Liberty Park Big Six League riondI(LaD§)n)S(g Dim Oregon Kegler Still Leads The Blue Jays ran their victory string to 11 straight games this past week with two wins over the Cardinals and Hawk's in the Ogden City Liberty Park Big Six Leauge - Sfire'fsb rOol’ 1951 The classic closes July 31 ' Seattle Wins Over Oaks basDarrell Floyd Univerketball at Furman player In Elko 1- -0 sity last season wras named the athlete of the year in the SouthOAKLAND Calif Vic 94 a Don and Colson with Wash Ohmstad title (AP)— ern Conference Tjoppenish Lombardi pitched a 1 to 0 shut- Reno B finalRasS 92 all Miller class with hit They 94xjl00 out for Seattle over Oakland in a shoot- - mussen LcGrande Ore class C Pacific won a three-rounafter ly Coast League game yes85 and Tom Lynott Salt Lake terday Lombardi allowed only off BOATS! five hits Riegger and (poison missed two City professional 91 R H E birds in the firsjt round of Other winners in the Ranch Inn Score by innins 000 000 000—0 4 3 Portland the shootoff while Miller and handicap were Janet Mencimer Los MOTORS! 000 002 OOx— 2 3 1 Angeles Baker continued tied with 19x20 Ogden Utah high junior with a Batteries: Adams Lint (8) and Robthrough the second round In the 94 and Lucille Collard San Ber- ertson Hatten and Tapp? 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