Show I Andrews to Drill Here THE SPORTS HIGHWAY WITH AL WARDEN On Saturday Paul Lane in New Feud Andrews colorful Superior Wis middleweight boxer will 10 A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINEr who led the league with 23 By ED WILKS lyn whipped Milwaukee drill at Ogden Stadium Saturday OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8 1955 a year ago marked up worse no than victories the Dodgers Associated Press Sports Writer suring afternoon Marv Jenson of the 16-a more a One tie for the record for the season with flag It looks like New York and West Jordan A C Brooks or a of the another The Tribe backed by victory Chicago caught in a vise between Milwaukee defeat 1 him with four double the pen-puts fistic plays and Jhe Monday night program Cleveland and Boston are feeling nant in two drove homers Brooklyn Doby’s Larry mot of the pressure in that tight Wynn a 'along with Ogden Amvets anin runs four American League race while the nounces first Only teammate Bob Feller tops In a recent interview1 Lane team was one of the weakest place Indians and the robust time will be The announced where And in Red Sox had ’em are free told a reporter: “The Rational they’ve years? playing Wynn in victories for active maStandard-Examintomorrow in The ' are for and the loose night penThat’s they? Battling jor league pitchers League the power league? Cleveland making a nant” Ford who one-ha lot of tommy-rot- ” Washingwas on in road Andrews the look Ballead ton rumbled last Friday gave one of his Paul Gabe Ferbig General Manager past “Let’s face it” continues timore last night as Early six walks ahead of Jim Finegan’s The Salt Lake City early today and of the Cincinnati Redlegs read rick “it rtlns in a cycle to hit the scales Monday two-ou- t Wynn gained his 200th major it then chuckled --The tune was balance of power has swung to expects 160 ground rule double In under his test for The Bostons pounds league victory the seventh After intentionally familiar and so was the voice the National League Put our blasted Detroit Back some 15 years ago Lane sluggers in the American League with Gene Fullmer This will be filling the bases he hncorked a their first The Yankees and White Soxi wild oitch that left him in a meeting then an official of the Cincin- parks and they would still are orI rtie The Andrews watched the Carmen held the pace but they had a Yanks finally pulled it nati club was heaping the same the American League Basilio-Ginnual l much tougher time Whitey Ford Turner fight on TV t "hen Arnie Fortocarrero Jff ridicule upon the American Maybe they wouldn’t get as many last He holds a three in six ment at spun his second New York until the Und "ho no-hLeague fence buvters And even homers as they’re hitting now' in round night over the G°l the also Turner second and Yanks rememyet kayo days fifth walked home the winning place the National League parks but though Lane might not had to scrap to beat Kansas n in th ninth- and I say this sincerely they’d lot a split decision to Turner ber this Paul does Pair7ngs follow: chamthe And m Chicago mine of weltherweight City games friend still be tops” “Lane is a good a southpaw Championship flight:" Carl Van! Ford’ behind Cleveland and the same pion of the world also gained a and I respect him” says the smilhas a1Iowcd two hits in !who Meeteren just defeated Lvnn Hone SPORTS QUICKIES split decision over Andrews margin ahead of fourth place Bos-- f 2 and 1 Fred now last shares 203 ing Paul “but he knows as well innings Jackson defeated j The Wisconsin battler reports ton edged Washington 3 There will be no public sales as I do that what he says about Boston’s lead Frank "ith 1 Math-Miller 2 Earl and ! lh!AL Henry tickets for the Brooklyn games the gash over his left eye sufIn the National League Brook- the National League ‘just ain’t of "nth victories won ieu over L A 1J 4 Sldlyan and Haigh in the upcoming World Series — fered in a fight at Detroit last so needed help to get his 3 Bill Risteen defeated John Sar- - A111 is 1 ‘th- Ehs Kinder cane on in the Tuesday night completely 'Action speaks a lot louder than assuming that lo 5 and 4 Arnie Ferrin won words and as Gabe sees it it’ll Brooklyn w ins the National! healed ave UP two i over H L Tracy 1 up on I9tnnth after Sull-“Im in the best shape of my run take a lot of bellowing from League pennant This will be a to homer House and Frank holes Mark Ballif defeated W E career and will gun for the first walk cot the American League officials to sad news for some Ogdenites none with out Kinder Aschen-brenne1 r Irons 2 and Charles kayo over the Utahn in his fine Reno Bertoia to hit into a doubledrown out the booming bats of Chanddefeated Charles Thesz' wresLou Fullmer is heavyweight pro performances theNational Leaguers 1 Bill 3 ler and Simon defeat- play then retired Bubba Phillips on a popup Paul" was joined in his com- tling champion of the world will polished and he will be tough 1 up on 19 Sewell ed Keith ments by Cincinnati Coach Jim- take on Utah’s Bill Melby in a ti- I’m hoping for an early kayo I The Red Sox smacked over six Layne Newey downed Bob Car- runs mie! Dykes a former American tle bout at the Utah fair grounds still want a crack at Bobo Olson in the first three frames off SYRACUSE N Y (UP)— Wel- ney 7 and 6 Jim Jensen defeatGill is direct- and the middleweight crown” Harold at- Sept 19 a tolerant rookies Jin Running and Paul Taking Leaguer terweight champion Carmen Ba- ed Rusty Bowerbank 4 and 3 Foytack Sammy Fullmer now rated number titude Dykes observed that “Lane ing the event one of the features White 'had a silio declared today “I want a Pierre Hualde defeated Max four in one of the national ratdouble and picked a good controversial sub- of the annual state fair triple single In Bos- ‘ shot at the middleweight title if Johnson 4 and 3 Irv Stimpson ton’s diin the a to lot stir ings middleweight attack up designed ject defeated Harold Ambler 4 and the match can be made” Harry Grayson veteran sports vision will taper off with light of interest in baseball so let Washington trailing all the 3 Gene Schneiter defeated Sam He said last night's strong him have his fun” After Dykes editor of) NEA Service New drills at West Jordan tomorrow over a run in the way finish against middleweight con- Petrola 4 and 3 Jack Downs de- hinth pushed a walk and two singles switched from the American to York picks Rocky Marciano to and Saturday on tender Gil Turner convinced him feated Ronald Finch 6 and ’5 off Jack Harshman who allowed “I’m ready fori Andrews” said the National League this season flatten Archie Moore in f i v e or rounds meet when CARD GETS he has a “good chance” to win Bob Hoagland defeated Clarence iust three hits till then Reliefer SADDLER less SPOT ON Fullmer today “He’ll undoubtedthey he was greeted jocularly with the in 20 Yankee Stadium Ledingham 1 up T D Richards Millard Howell was tagged for a crown the Sept to the major remark “Welcome ly be my toughest opponent Saddier Gloves Utah Golden former boxing champion Benny 1 up ' I’ve planned my fight and wish In his second oinch single by Clint Courtnev bout defeated Ken Downs league” meets Maes of with Uncle Sam Salt out service of Andy just Mickey Walker whosedists car- the bell would ring tonight indrov In nothtr run but since the of winning the standout preliminary bouts of the Lake City in one DYKES ANSWERS feated R AKlis 1 ried him to two world’s boxing stead of Monday in Carmen June Fullmer-Anext championship stadium at card Andrews plsbys p2 from center Gene l Ogden boxing Gert Gall defeated Don Hudson knocked “Lane talks about the power titles opened a new restaurant “I’m anxious to make a good off the potential tying wound with up is Wednesday night Amvets The the program Sponsored by Ogden Monday night 6 and 5 Howard Herbert defeat- run at in the American League” says in New York City this week One showing before the Ogden fans a decision over third Turner Busby gathC 8 majority A m will be Bell time and West Jordan -1 p Glen ered in Eddie Then “Where is it on his of his first guests was Jack Dykes the ones who supported me Yost’s fly for the was a thrilling ed Dick Naylin 3 and of It Philadelphia He traded away Gus Dempsey who operates his own so well when I was in the Golden club? Jack Hammon final out before 4676 at War 5Adams 4 defeated H Zernial and then tried for years cafe on Broadway and J Spurlock defeated Gloves Ogden is a good fight Memorial Auditorium The Dodgers needed just five 1 up John Ward-loto get him back Do you think Crane Herman LEAGUE COAST town” Carmen 1504 hits to put the Braves on the weighed pounds he would rather have Walt UCLA is the defeated Dave ‘Bronson 3 and team Saddler another former 151 Turner Benny ln 2 Scott Ballif defeated Johnny scnrrpd This Golden Gloves champion Dropo on first base than Ted in college football a thriller-dille- r in turned hc on hlr Burdette just They Kluszewski?” is what the annual AP poll of back from service takes on via default Ralph Olsen fight Each was knocked back Hak ° MnSfs- - walk- frror nl Lane’s remark that “if the writers determined today Okla- Maes of Salt Lake in one ofAndy defeated Spence Ecdes 3 a'nd 2 Carl duronto heels the his several times Furillo’s double Loes Billy — Yankees were put into Ebbets homa is the second choice Second flight Bob Day defeatis a welSaddler the And terrific vicsix 10th his for ing hits exchanges spaced 2 would Field they hit as many ed Tom McDonough 3 and of promise was in Turner the terweight El- tory or more homers than the DodLook magazine has Wyoming Six bouts including a six 10th There were no knockdowns Jim Keenan defeated Cliff Bob Friend tossed a combined handicap golf defeatchuckle drew from as 4 another the favored team in the 1955 rounder will provide the balance and 3 Joe Barney gers” now in 14 liott Carmen unbeaten tournament and walking 27 over striking holes of the National League delegation Skyline Conference football race of the ring action ed Bob Fruin 2 and 1 Allen none as out eight beat bouts his 47th medal will victory registered Chicago Pittsburgh play get underway 1 up West Utah is the runner-uwith other reports The Sporting News school students and serv65 fights But he finished with Miller defeated Lynn in St New York High Louis next week Professional walloped Ernie “Wasn’t it Bill Dickey’” asked teams picked to finish in this or- ice men in uniform will be adDurran defeated Charles PeterYESTERDAY'S RESULTS three-stitca over his Antonwith winner Pair-irfgSchneiter s gash right announced Johnny today Denver Colorado A&M' mitted to the Monday program Scott de- elli Sacramento 10 Hollywood 6 (10 inRedleg Coach Tom Ferrick an- der: brow and a slight cut under each son 6 and 5 Richard follow: hitting one of three Giant nings) other old American Leaguer Utah State New Mexico Brigham for 4 3 W R and Gordon feated Sly $1 taxes included was 6 brow Turner’s 4 San runs and Cincinnati left San home Francisco M Diego Mrs R Herman Mrs Ernie eye “who said that the 1955 Yankee Young and Montana defeated E A Peter-son- ‘ the best of two errors to mada Bothwell 3 Tickets for the star Mudded Oakland 36 Seattle Gil 24 his oversuffered nicked ninth Schneiter and Mrs G T Hone Los Angeles 1 Portland 2 and 1 58 loss program are on sale in Ogden in haul bouts Mrs A C‘ Brown Mrs Harmon Philadelphia Consolation flight pairings — at Paramount Bowl Tickets are Barton and Mrs" Spencer Baggs Lynn Hone vs Earl Miller A L scaled at $250 $5 and $750 BYU Squad Reduced Mrs W H Jackson Mrs Tom Haigh vs John Sarlo H L Tracy The first preliminary Monday Hollenbeck Mrs Francis Nichvs W E Irons Charles Chand— is set for 8 pm with the main PROVO (UP) olas Mrs W R Grames Mrs ler vs Keith Sewell Bob Carney workouts continued here today B V Glasmann and Mrs Richard event at 10 pm vs Rusty Bowerbank Max Johnfor the Cougars of Brigham Hemingway son vs Harold Ambler Sam PeYoung University in their efforts Mrs Ronald Wadsworth Mrs trola vs Ronald Flinch C B Gets New Contract to get ready for Oregon State W' F Loomis Mrs Keith Farr r Ledingham vs Ken Downs LOS ANGELES (AP) — Man- next week Mrs Mary Alice Christensen The BYU squad has been R H Wagner Mrs S P Dobbs ager Bob Scheffing of the Los to 50 players by injuries trimmed been Mrs Fred Jackson Mrs Henry By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Angeles Angels has By UNITED PRESS signed empty homer It’s just a jump to the end of Hollywood Protest to 'pilot the Pacific Coast League and hard workouts Mathieu and Mrs Reed Peterson Bob Jacoby swatted a homer in Pocatello club again in 1956 President Jack Post sophomore tackle Mrs Joe Wright Mrs R M Bax- the Pacific Coast League season Is Disallowed In the tlyrd the 15th inning last night to put John Holland said Scheffing was was sidelined perhaps for the en- ter Mrs Harry Richardson Mrs but Seattle better look over its SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — W B Furman Mrs G A Rounds shoulder— that huffing and puffthe Boise Braves back into the Great Falls given a salary boost but didn’t tire season by a broken leg in scrimmage disclose figures ing is San Diego getting awfully Claire Goodwin of the Pacific Mrs J M Dean running for the 1955 Shaughnessy ized on a Bannock close Coast League has disallowed s cup and beat Magic Valley 4 to 3 all the way aroum the Rainiers won After Hollywood’s protest ‘of San Great Falls bounced b§ck from then scored on a doubleheader San Diego Diego’s victory over San FranGreat Falls remains at Pocawas four games behind and the cisco Tuesday because the PadTuesday’s defeat to hand Poca- tello and Magic at stays season ‘ends Sunday Now San res used outfielder Bob Usher yalley tello a 12 to 4 lacing and even Boise tonight for the sudden 4 111 Antonelllp Gramrnasss 0 3 dAnnounced to bat for Fascual in Diego is only two off in the game the playoff score death game that wfll decide final Jacksonp 00 00 9th two has taken Seattle Usher had been placed on waivLEAGUE NATIONAL straight eRan for Groth In 9th Arroyop 1 2 Rubber games tonight in both ists in the traditio nal Oakland at home from aBurbnnkc ers lickings for in 9th by Los Angeles and claimed fSingled Snyder 001 010 011—4 In last night’s Chicago the Padres for $5000 Hollyseries will decide who is to play cup race the game by 34 8 27 7 36 8 27 9 Washington Totals 000 000 102— 3 Oaks’ Karl t Drews off cut with San Diego in wood involved — — for the in 7th seven-gam2B finals S Fox aSmgled the Arroyo Harshman’ in Valdiveio 101 410 010 — 8 Busby SF — Oravetz New York Harshman BB — Rainiers with six hits while his a tight pennant race charged that PIONEER LEAGUE 010 000 100 — 2 Ramoa 2 Harshman 7 Pascual 1 SO— teammates St Louis Jacoby saw a pitch to his liking were picking up 12 off the waiver rule had been violated HR — Antonelli Katt SB Ramos 2 Harshman 5— W — Harshman In tile bottom of the 15th frame — Moon Mays 2 Thompson S — Katt BB — AntoSeattle four (10-L— Ramos when San Diego used Usher in A— 9435 pitchers nelli 1 Jackson 3 Arroyo 1 SO— Anover rolled San at Boise and walloped the ball San Diego the game Tuesday tonelli 9 Jackson 3 Arroyo 2 McCleveland Baltimore on Francisco 2 W— Antonelli Dickey’s 1 Daniel Lloyd L— over the left field ferlce which H AB O A SHAUGHNESSY PLAYOFFS AB H O A three-hi- t Jackson A — 7608 relief pitching after the 4 19 0 Smithrf L Pet Diergmcf stands 345 feet awaw from home Magic Valley FIGHT RESULTS 4 0 10 Seals took a ‘lead on Johnny 500 Young 2b Causey3b Plttskargb Chicago his Boi 19th 2 i 0 was 0 3 500 It roundtrip-Woodluigil Dycklf AB H O A plate Carmichael the first four innings AB H O A YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Great Falls 500 Dobycf Moorep 0 0 0 0 5 0 2 0 E O’Br’ncf 4 0 8 0 Fondylb Hollywood-staye2 three games By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 0 1 Pocatello 0 0 0 Rosenlb3b per of the year 500 Chicago Pittsburgh Lopatp Baker 2b 10 7 Freese3b New York 8 St Louis 3 (night) bNelson 10 0 0 behind as Sacramento cut loose RegTdo3b 0 0 0 Clementerf Ba'mh’ltzlf SYRACUSE N Y — C a r m e n John Stadnicky took over the weekly payments LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Hale lb 4 15 0 with five runs in the 10th Altobellilb Brooklyn 3 Milwaukee 1 inighti 0 2 0 Thomaalf ss Banks inning 6 3 Canastota N Y Basilio 3 Cincinnati 1504 Philadelphia Heganc might) "mound for Boise in the ninth and Boise 4 Magic Valley 3 15 innings) 110 2 9 0 Shepard e Philleyrflf Jackson3b Strickldss Triandosc 3 0 4 1 to beat the Stars 10-- Jake Craw- outpointed Gil Turner 151 Phil0 12 1 Long lb Great Falls 12 Pocatello 4 200 or less Miksisrf TODAY'S PROBABLE PITCHERS Mirandase 3 12 2 ford cinched it with a grand slam got credit for the1 win his first Wynnp 2 1 1 J OBr'n2b 10 Bolgeref 2 0 adelphia TONIGHT'S GAMES Leppertb 0 0 0113 homer Philadelphia at Cincinnati — Negray 10 3 Groatss of the Cooperc League playvs Gross Brownp 2 Friend p 110 Boise at Magic Minnerp Valley HAVANA — Ciro - Moracen Portland started uphill again at Milwaukee Newcomb aPoperf 110 offs It was his eighth victory of Great Falls at Pocatello Brookljn aKing 1 vs Buhl (13-Lauro Buy your favorite rifle on Cuba outpointed 11 28 8 27 8 with a 1 decision over Los An- 125 Totals the year against two losses New York at St Louis (night) — Mc 34 7 27 12 28 1 27 12 35 8 27 Totals Boise Magie Vail 5 aTrlpled for Brown in Oth The Bon’s weekly payment vs Haddix geles after losing eight straight Salas 1?8 Mexico 10 aStruek out for Minner in 9th H O A AB H O A Call Lou Stringer also hit a solo AB bFlied out for Lopat in 9th games 000 (Only 000 101—2 5 2 0 6 Wondra3b scheduled) 1 Pittsburgh Trenarycf 200 010 003 —6 000 000 000 — 0 Cleveland home run for Boise his 13th in 3 Chicago Woolardss bF’thm’nrf plan Come in tonight or 000 000 000 — 0 TOMORROW’S GAMES 2B — Freese Shepard J O’Brien SB Baltimore Herman 2 rf — Kingss 3 B— the second frame S— 2 HR Strick— Shepard BB — Minner 1 SO — Friend Doby Pope 1 Lobitzlb Brooklyn at Chicago Jacobylt tomorrow! BB — Wynn 3 Brown 2 Moore 8 Minner 4 W — Friend (ll-Bob Shaffer held the mound for L— Min- 3landSO — 1 Johnson cf Hallgr'nrf Philadelphia at St Louis night 1 X W — Wynn Moore Brown — ner A 3076 New York at Cincinnati night 5 Campanalf Stnnger2b Lr— Brown Magic Valley throughout the marA— 14042 ) DS-lO 4 at Miiwaukea night aYa'mchuk Monc3b Pittsburgh athon giving up 10 hits Sweichc Molerlb 0 13 1 WEEKLY New York Kiuh City At Pocatello Great Falls manCincinnati Gattac 0 13 2 Philadelphia Lindley2b AMERICAN LEAGUE ABHOA ABHOA 2 0 ABHOA 0 Shatter ABHOA p p Espinola MODEL PAYMENT ager Lou Roehelli began the 0 5 2 Powerlb RizzutoM 3 13 4 Ashburncf Temple2b 5 12 4 Adkins p 0 0 0 4 2 0 Stmpeonef 0 0 0 0 Electrics’ scoring with a homer dSkowr'n 1 4 0 0 Harmonlf i2 p Morganss Stadnicky 110 0 1 0 Rennirl 70 Winchester 0 0 1 and Coleman Haniner2b Klus’skilb 4 16 0 in the second inning He pushed 54 14x42 14 0 6 0 Zerniallf M'Douf'dJb 0 0 4 If 3 0 10 Ennis 19 50 45 Totals If Poatrf 13 270 1 one runner in ahead The Spark-ie- s 0 2 $200 Bauerrf 14 0 aRan tor Campaffa In 15th Lopez3b Bellcf Gr’ngr'ssrf 14 Number 5 110 Berrac 14 0 Rated Finigan2b collected three more runs in bSingled for Trcnary in 7th Battae Waitkullb 0 2 2 SehypintkiM Jdamiecf xNone out when winning run scored Si 13 0 Jones3b 721 Remington 30-0Bridges3b and each of the third and sixth Magic 0 0 0 aSlaughter OOO 000 003 OoO 000 000—3 Norenlf Sem’ickc M'Millan Valley 0 0 0 C frames and finished off the night Boise 0 m Rob'aonlb 19 Boyer 270 Oil 000 100 000 001—4 l 150 aGorboua Fowlerp 0 3 0 Aatrothc : R — Lobitz Johnson Campana King 0 eCollinalb 0 2 0 Niarhoae Klippstelnp with a four-ruflourish in the Jacoby 0 0 0 bVaio — Martin Jb 12 3 bCommand Stringer Molar E Wondra 1 722 Remington 300 Savage 0 0 0 W Shantzc seventh Fordp 0 0 1 Stadnicky 2 RBI— StrLngcc 2 'John- 2 Simmonsp 0 3 3 1 Miller p L45 Portoearrerop and 275 Roberts Pete Duran managed a bases- son Shaffer Forthmanj— Jacoby HR— 01 a 0 cBlaylock 2BH Lobitz 2 JohnJacoby Stringer 27 8 1x25 Totals 39 6 27 13 son DP — King to Stringer to Molcr 2 0 0 Lovenguthp YESTERDAY'S RESULTS 99 EG Savage 300 1S9 xOne out when winning run scored 1 0 Lindley to Lobitz S — Morse p A1 General Manager Frankie Lane of the Chicago White Sox and Vocalist Frankie Laine have more in common than a name —they both sing “the blues” TheSporting News says that’s the amused reaction of the National leaguers toward the White Sox official’s latest blast at the senior loop sluggers R 3-- 1 as-e- I — j i 9 five-hitt- rs er I right-hand- ld i j j “ er I half-gam- j e it I j 6-- 0 i j j i 7-- 4 I out-hpm- 1-- er one-hitt- nln er rt SV it Oi-de- n Ba-sili- 1 o 2-- 1 ld 4-- i front-runnin- g - Basilio Asks Olson Bout i V 12-h- it 160-poun- d non-titl- e 147-poun- ATn ?£'h“ d 10-round-er “hot-shot- Swift Joust STANDINGS Under Way ” for-195- 5 four-rounde- rs w half-grogg- y Sw-ift’- one-hitt- er -- p 2-- 0 8--2 h 6-- 3 ioneer leaguers in Four Way Deadlock Two-a-da- y Padres Still - In the Race suf-fere- The d MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL SCORES post-seaso- I 5fbh-day’- ’ has hunting n STANDINGS e 3-- 2 ‘ - - STANDINGS (4--7) 7) rifles! 6-- 4 (12-16- (5-1- 3) VV 4-- 3 ! d 5 post-Pione- er t4-- 3i (3-- 4) -- (20-4- ®i (5-- 6-- (13-1- 4) t 9i (9-- 9i (16-9- i (1-- 4) STANDINGS © £ iO-ROUN- 1 1‘isdiGEME FULLMER 30-0- 8 i 6 vs n MINOR RESULTS Campana Sweieh Meyer LOB— Boise 11! Magic Valley 17 WP— Espinola 2 Shaffer ER— Shaf- 30 6 24 7 33 27 Totals fer 4 Espinola 3 HO — Espinola 11 in aFUed out for Seminick in 7th t New York Boston 7 Cleveland Chicago 4 I 7 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE bFouled out for Niarhos in 9th Adkins 0 in 3 Stadnicky 3 in 7 BB — Shaffer 6 Espinola 5 Stad- cFanned for Miller in 7th 1 6 Montreal — Rochester 003 000 000—3 nicky 4 SO Shaffer 0 — Espinola 5 j Philadelphia 5 semi- Stadnicky 000 040 20x — 6 Cincinnati Winner (Rochester leads best-of-Stadnicky — final 10) 1-- 0) 7 AMERICAN ASSN 7 II Omaha 3 (Louisbest-of-semifinal Louisville ville leads 7 0) SOUTHERN ASSN Mobile 6 Memphis 0 (Mobile semifinal leads best-of-Birmingham 7 Chattanooga 5 (Bi rmingham leads best-of-1-- 7 0) 7 1-- 0) TEXAS LEAGUE Houston 2 Tulsa 1 (for fourth place) Shreveport 5 Dallas 3 10 nings (Shreveport leads best-of-semifinal in- 7 1-- 0) WESTERN LEAGUE Wichita 21 Des Moines 3 (for third place) ki 7) 6) - 1) t©-- (7-- 8i 8) t 740 Remington automatic MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12 8 760 Remington slide tion 304)6 and 270 pm -- ft York-r-Ceccarel- li 6i 3) 209 3006 37 Ithaca 12 and & it Q 5 6 8) 8) f Jb 155 gauge 870 Remington 12 16 20 1- -3 2-- SB-W- lli BB-Sm- I TICKETS' SALMint Calo Galt Lake City Ph jL 01 h 5) N-- ' 135 gauge 1148 Remington matic shotgun' I 8) f 1J9 e 12 Winchester 12 16 20 Prices: $2:59 $5 and $759 Ro-che- 175 auto- - 195 Sporting Goods Upper Level j 4) 16-gaug- ac- i (17-1- 2) f !J j) AL ANDREWS 2i 3) 1-- semifinal 2-- 6) Minneapolis 9 Denver 8 (Minsemifinal neapolis leads best-of-- 1-- 3 (4-1- Havana 5 Toronto 4 (Havana semifinal leads best-of-- alntentionally walked for Schypin-sin 7th blntentionally walked -for Astroth in 7th eR an for Robinson in 8th TODAY'S FROBABLE PITCHERS dFlied out for Rizxuto in 8th 000 000 100 — 1 Chicago at Washington t- - Trucks Kansas City vs Porterfield (10-1000 010 001 — 2 or Stobbe New York BB— Simmons 4 Miller 1 Fowler 2 (13-Loser Shaffer T—3:30 A — 2130 I 2B — Finigan Rizzuto Bauer- S— 2 SO— Simmoni 4 Miller Kimntin Martin DP — McDougald Rizzuto and 1 Cleveland at Baltimore — Maglie Great Falla Fowler 1 Klippstein 5 Meyer 1 Peeatell 5 or Lemon il6-- 8 vs Zuverink (l-Martin BB — Port oca rrcro 3 Ford 8 ABHOA W — Klippstem t7-- 9 L— Simmons ABHQA SO — Portocarrero 1 Ford 3 W— Ford Kansas City at New 5 2 12 Amayass Keefe lb 5 0 12 0 A — 6888 (4-(17-vs Turley (14-11— Portocarrero (5-A — 9256 5 0 10 Browne rf Luchessicff 4 0 4 5 12 0 Elderlf Detroit - at Boston —Aber (6-vs Dijiranj-- "3 2 4 Mllwseke Brooklyn 3 3 1 5 LeJohn3b AB II O A Es trad a If 4 2 0 Detroit Bestea ABHOA Nixon (12-5 3 2 4 Rochelli2b 2 0 Kush3b Brutoncf 4 13 0 ABHOA Promoted by West Jordan A C end ABHOA Gitrmjf 4 2 10 HoldTldcf TOMORROW'S GAMES O ConlUb 4 2 4 2 Reesess Maurer2b 0 0 3 0 12 Kuenna Goodm'n2b 4 2 3 5 5 17 0 Dtxonc 2 4 13 0 Tuttle cf Smderrf Mathews3b 3 10 4 Chicago at New York aParUi2b Klauijs 43 0103 01 Ogden Amvets 5 211 1 Givenlb 1 2 3 0 11 Kalinej-Cannizzoc Aaronrf 4 0 10 Kansas City at Washington night Will'mslf Camp'ellae 4 10 1 Wellsp 1 ss 4 1 4 0 4 0 Furillorf 3 Sch'rm'nM 9 Detroit at Baltimore night? 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