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Show Stars in + Boston Sox Move Red Sox Victory "Greece's Defense Said UlProWeni Heads Up lew Talks Collapse ., pickets forced--as chairman--to that western for opening Building Plant in Series Ahead (Continued Bildi Official Maritime Strike Page 0 (Continued, from Page One) moved announce demands of the Danube to free navigation BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 11-Leshad been carried, 15 to 6, more than a two-thirds majority. ter R. Thompson is doing all right.,Five thousand r T The Danubian proposal, which Remember him? He's one of :thein the Columbia river emerged from one of the -tough- eame fellows who was instrumenended thefr est fights of the entire conference tal^ organizing Bilateral stoppage, agreeing to and which' U. S. Senator Arthur Amputee club of the America while ·H. V-andenberg (R-Mich.) declared Xed Bushnell general hoswas indispensable to the economicc pital here. Incidentally, Thomphealth -and peace of central Eu- son current vice president of rope, 'provides that the river, its thatis which as he asorganization, in connectand navigable tributaries "was formed for the basis serts, must "on be opened ing .canals we which didn t^ terms of entire equality to the na- companionship, tionals,- vessels of commerce and Wi No\v 0 Thompson has established California Hunters goods of all states." residence in Wacouta Community, Minn He will head one of the Die Crash largest industrial plants of rts'kma DUBOIS, McFarland 11 Oct Idaho, concrete block in Minnesota-a On Pago Two) One run, Marion's long in one hit, one error, fly. one left on base. RED SOX--Partee lined a sin- gle over second base. Kurowski fielded Dobson's bunt, but threw too late to catch Partee at second and all hands were safe.. It was ruled a fielder's choice and Dobson was credited with a sacrifice. Gutteridge .singled through the middle of the diamond, scoring Partee and sending Dobson to second. The run put the Red Sox ahead. 2 to 1. Pesky bunted sharp- at- ' back to the mound and crazie ly threw to Kurowski at third to 2A THC OSDEN [UTAH] STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY 11, 1946 EVENING, OCTOBER University Receives Federal Grant ' SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 11 (AP) University of Utah medical school has received a supplementary $27,- the U. S. public health service with which to further a study of muscular dystrophy and other hereditary and degenerative disorders, Dean Richard H.. Young said today. . . . Last year the federal agency granted the school 592.000. Young said the funds have been used to It's a establish a laboratory for the.study drama thrilling -on the of hereditary and metabolic diso750 from new comedy force Dobson, Pesky reaching first as Gutteridge stopped at second. TONIGHT Idaho DiMaggio grounded into a double play. Marion to Schoendienst to rders. Musial. One run, two hits, no err- JOE DOBSON Gave Red- LEON CULBERSQN when in full opwhich, a factory-one on who and fanned-minute birds four base.only hits poled, left starter, ors, Lid Copper will employ Third Inninfr eijht in putting Red' Sox ahead.,:-tojne.run;for.Boston,in the sixth. BISBEE, Ariz., Oct. 11 '(AF)--eration EXPE-.T 40 persons and produce a miniW. CDMcFarland CARDINALS--Brazle flied to Ernest one Senator No mum runs, Culberson -.was about 5,000 blocks per no.'-.errors.^third: of sial. purposely hit, today against re- day in addition to other materials DiMaggio. Pesky ran to his right Ariz.) ·YpassecL Partee' hit. to Marion Ported protested payment of 16 and 17 cents and made a nice stop of Schoe- left on bases. in construction work. an at- per pound for foreign copper by President I threw'-wild to second .in ·-Accurate Work n' dienst's grounder and threw to Sixth Inning of the Thompson Hold· Dependable Service corcame Finance the Reconstruction Moore York for the out. both of ValCARDINALS--Gutteridge struck tempted force of Culberson, BigCo the cheerful former Bush47, ing · One Week out. No runs, no hits, no errors, in'.1 fast for Schoendienst's high gins following York, across the oration while domestic producers nell patient gets about at ease disc °vered yes10-Day Delivery an OPA-fixed are to limited none left on base. a of with wheel. on the aid watch either your Culberson in and let us u .the error, If is crippled bring RED SOX--Marion threw out Tuesdav 14% Hopper and with an underhand plate-; crashed cents. of chair or artificial limbs and daily probably back in shape again. OPA Williams from the first base side pegvto York got his man.--Moore·i\eaehing- third and--Partee racing In telegrams to Admini- is drafting plans for the new Papers found on the Partee was credited strator Paul Porter and RFC Chairof second base where he had a soft fly to Williams. Mu- to second, construction .of which will raised h man over McFarfrom his regular switched that they Henderson, identity and indistart as soon as materials are made etheir sial doubled to right. center for ·with a t.un batted in. Dobson land Charles reconsideration of the urged home from a pheasoute shortstop position. Marion backed available. V to Gutteridge filed out. struck .Williams Cardinal third hit. up in short centerfield and camped present price schedule "with the Thompson the B.L..A.U.A. ant hunting trip in North Dakota WHEEE OGDEN Charge Your under York's high pop. Higgms and DiMaggio both charged in Moore. Three runs, two hits, one objective in view of not requiringmembership reports now totals .several rted trainer Watch American and Arizona production hundred, and that Repairs SHOPS WITH CONFIDENCE Walker who made a lined to Slaughter's high fly to left-center error, two left on base. although most to compete with cheaper foreign of catch. No runs, no hits, no errors,with them were discharged- through Inninff Eighth Williams the catch. making labor." none left on base. CARDINALS--It was announced He said he was informed that Bushnell, they communicate with No runs, one hit, no errors, one Fourth Innlnff frequently to exchange on base. that Slaughter had retired from RFC recently purchased a "quan- each otherideas left and to determine CARDINALS--Musial flied to Mexican copper approxat of an game tity" RED a because the of SOX---Culberson hit Culberson in short right. Slaughailing imately 16 cents per pound, and what help can be given those not a any type of was awarded first base when home run against the left field elbow. Vernal Jones, ter "industry circles report" the yet established in one of Dobson's pitches hit him screen. The blow put the Red hander, batted for Brazle and that agency has subfederal purchased Kurowski went surprising how my former in the back. stantial -tonnages of fourth 3-1, Partee Walked. Johnswinging. Schoendienst companions at Bushnell are gettswinging. On the second pitch to ahead, ny Beazley, a right-hander, start- struck out to become Dobson's seve- copper .at 17 cents. Garagiola. Slaughter stole second ed warming up in the Cards' bullpalong," Thompson said. "I ing base. Garagiola struck out. No enstrikeout victim- Moore's heard from one of my pals recnth to in attempting pick Brazle, runs, no hits, no errors, one left Partee off first, flung the ball wicked drive to short spun PeskyProgram and -he informed me he is ently now doing OK as a milk truck on base. near Musial the the on dirt bag. to the but held RED SOX Johnny Walker knocked driver." and Schoendienstaround, find Week down Culberson's drive into the unable to and threw to first for the run over Thompson's pal, like himself, had to to the retrieve, leftfield corner and with a fast ball as Partee remained glued toNo runs, no hits, no errors, none Ogden's observance of National also gets about with the use of throw to second held the hit to the sack. Dobson struck out but left on base. limbs. Employ the Physically Handiartificial credited capped week will be highlighted sinple.a Culberson was when "Although the going isn't so be tagged out when Gara- RED SOX--Johnny Beazley, on the had tomuffed with stolen base ten p. m. tonight when commented, seven speedy," Gutand the the third strike. five lost during giola first pitch to Partee, Garagiola teridge forced Partee at second, regular season, made his first ap-David O. Romney, Edward W. "we get byThompson OK." threw the ball into centerfield in Marion to Schoendienst. Pesky employment reprpearance on the mound for the Brophy, veterans an attempt to head off the runner. Ogden USES office, esentative, one One the Cardinals to run, in Musial. Pesky series. not charged with an no errors, one left on base, out a slow roller to short for a sinG. Gesas. first viceGaragiola wascame Moore error. commander of'Baker-Merrill post, in almost to hit, DiMaggio Seventh Beazley sacrificed, gle. Inning: LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS the edge of the grass to catch American Legion, participate in Williams fouled to CARDINALS went out, Kurowski was to Musial. Pesky 15-minute discussion of the em'tee'sto fly. Dobson to raced third called out on strikes. York made Garagiola. rion ployment situation for Musial, with Culberson York pitch. one workers over radio station K.LO. moving to third. Marion came in .a one-handed pickup of Garagiola's downBeazley's wild No runs, swinging. fast ^fto field ^rounder; ..and beat the runner tono errors, one left on base. hit, Remember--that's ten o'clock to. Gutteridge i over KLO. And remember ba'g.V.''] Dobson knocked down Ninth night Inning the ^slogan, "Hire the Handicapped SALT LAKE CITY, Oct, 11 (AP) CARDINALS--Musial walked to --It's Good Business." Utah's major labor groups will .95 become the first Cardinal to reach incumbent Dem;ach-'crf]5s.t'' solely;-1 York was the three support ar-gfed' \vit)h'-'an;V error. Marion base in that fashion. Dusak members q£ the congresto DiMaggio/" No runs, no out. Pesky fumbled Kurowski's in the delegation Work along the'.tnira-Jbaseftnebut was flied one Here's a beautiful 21-inch baby doll that By election, was on base. roller and all hands were safe. announced by hits,RED error, one left out on a close p^y^'-Higsins,to .v mamma. With composition head, went SOX-Dusak to up leaders of three union organizacries left gobbled Garagiola's York. Williams galloped f "over field for the Cardinals and arms and legs and a cotton stuffed body. grounder and stepped on first for tions today. close to the leftfield foul line to moved to right field, replacing the out as Kurowski slid into Snow On the record to support the catch Marion's high fly.' Brazle In a dainty lace trimmed organdy dress DiMaggio lined Braup and Musial held at Slaughter. Democratic ticket are the leaders no No to runs, DiMaggio. filedno errors, one a into the field zle's Walker left first and bonnet. dumped short The Snow Basin Ski club will of the state C. I. O., Clarence singleandinto hits left on base. corner for pitch a double. It marked right, scoring Musial Kurow- hold its annual work day Suiday, RED SOX -- Pesky hit the the State Federation of seven time make sixth in that ski to the score, 6 to 3, beginning at nine a. m., was Labor, Fullmer H. Latter, and the 12.5O Others 790 pitch over Brazle's head _ f o r the Red Sox opened innings a favor of the Red Sox. All St. announced of Railway Clerks, L, time in Williams was called outwith by Monie DeHaan, presisingle. It was the fourth on strikes. runs been driven in dent. Members and others intere- M. Rusk. fiveman innings that the Red Sox York, for the third straight time, by Walker. have Pesky camped under sted are requested to meet at the The candidates for congress they of£ opened with a single. Alt-drew an intentional pass. Higgins and caught Marion's pop directly basin shelter and assist, in gath- will support are Sen, · Abe Murhough Catcher Garagiola called doubled to second base. Two runs, one ering wood, brushing the school doclc, and Reps. J. 'Will Robinson left-centerfield, , scorfor a pitchout. Pesky succeeded ining and sending York one error, one left on base. hill and doing other odd jobs. and Walter Granger. DiMaggio an second. After missing stealing extra base hit with a line foul in right field, DiMaggio walked. Williams went down swinging. On an attempted double steal. Pesky was caught at third. Garigiola to Ku- . . . tast- .., . in Protests Price WATCH l- ° · '.. 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