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Ttie Post Register, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Sept. 2f, 1949 1 Page T2 evelan osfon ronri merican 1C1 1 W9 HETIIi Red Sox Score Spray of The ij 3 Ci 261' Musial Injured As Cards Take important Win ST. LOUIS, Sept 21. UP) Tha pennant hungry St. Louis Cardinals won an Important game from tha Philadelphia Phillies 7 5 Tuesday, but it may prove to be a costly one in their stretch battle with the tenacious Brooklyn Dodgers.

Stan Musial, the most important member of their cast, hammered a single and triple for the Card cause, but in running out his three base hit in the fifth inning, the mighty mauler pulled a muscle in his left leg, and was forced to leave the game. A club spokesman announced the injury was not serious, and "Musial is expected to play against the Dodgers Wednesday." However, the club trainer immediately went to work and applied a cold com press on the injured leg. Stan was limping noticeably in the clubhouse and almost certainly will not be in A shape for the highly important three game series with the Dodgers that opens Wednesday with a day night doublehead er. Philadelphia .010 002 2005 12 2 St. Louis 021 030 lOx 7 14 3 Heintzelman, Simmons, Konstan ty and Lopata; Martin, Staley and Rice.

Brooklyn Rookie Wins Til CHICAGO, Sept. 21. iP Jack Banta, a lean righthander from Kansas, won the most important game of his brief career Tuesday as he pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 5 0 triumph over Johnny Schmitz and the Chicago Cubs. The victory kept the Dodgers, who invade the lair of the leading St. Louis Cardinals for the opener of a three game series Wednesday, only a game and a half back of the Red Birds.

Banta's side arm fastball and sinker had the Cubs in complete subjection. The lanky youth granted only five hits, fanned five and walked none in besting Schmitz who had scored four of the Chicago's five triumphs over the Dodgers this year. Banta and Schmitz were locked in a scoreless duel until two were out in the Dodger sixth. Then the Dodgers poured three runs home to wrap up the decision. Eddie Miksis singled to start the rally.

Carl Furillo's looping fly ball dropped safely in right field for another single. Schmitz, apparently ruffled, walked Jackie Robinson and Bill Hodges to force Miksis home with the first run of the game. Luis Olmo followed with a single to left, for two runs and it was all over but the shouting. Brooklyn 000 008 0205 9 1 Chicago 000 000 0000 5 0 Banta and Campanella; Schmitz, Muncrief, Leonard and Owen, Scheffing. i) 411 READY FOR PARSONS The kicks college Vikings undergo final sta.e of practice before opening 1949 football season Saturday with Westminster college Parsons at Salt Lake City.

Above, Coach Ralph Maughn, holding ball, gives pointers to Glen Clark and Louis Melendez while Val Dalling, Howard Otte son, Henry "Hank" Browning and Eldred Sander look on. All are backfield men. Otteson and Clark were Sugar Salem high school stars last year and the other four earned letters with the Vikings. (Post Register staff photo). for intercity matches in the inter mountain area.

We understand that this city once competed extensively with teams from other towns in East Idaho and many players hope to revive this spirit. Unfortunately, little progress has been made toward getting younger folks Interested in the sport. A clinic for girls, conducted by Babe Garvin of Pocatello early in the summer, start ed a few youngsters toward the sport and it is hoped that more clinics will be Included in 1950 plans of the tennis association. We believe several tournaments for juniors should be included in forthcoming plans by the association and junior chamber. Both organizations worked throughout the summer sponsoring several men's and women's tournaments with a high degree of success.

The current Eastern Idaho men's doubles tournament will wind up organized tennis action here this summer. Several tennis players have told this writer that they would like to see some of the proposed new courts located at Municipal golf course. They reason that this is a logical place for the courts inasmuch as the golf course is a center of sporting activity in the city. Addition of tennis courts there would be advantageous to ail, the players believe. In addition, tennis players would have access to showers and lock ers at the clubhouse.

A check of tennis players in the city shows that Idaho Falls boasts some the the finest talent in the state. Here's a partial list of some of the city's outstanding players: Ira Todd, Eastern Idaho's men's singles champion. Todd is the No. 8 man on the Brigham Young university team. BYU last year won the western half of the Skyline Six tennis season.

Tftbb George, a former star at Virginia university. George was once prep school singles champion of the city of New Orleans and he and his brother held the Mew Orleans boys' doubles crown. George also starred in football at Virginia U. Glen Hankins, a former member of the Oakland Athletic club. Other members of that Oakland club at the time Hankins played on the coast included the famous Helen Willi Moody, five times the U.S.

amateur women's singles champion, and Helen Jacobs, four times a U. 9. amateur champion, in addition to several stars in the men's ranks. Dr. Dauchy Migel, a former member of the Harvard university team.

Hal Barnes, third seeded player at the University of Idaho. Jack Newell, a member of the Grouse Hunting In Area Set Vandals Defense Drill on Pass for Oregon Tilt MOSCOW, Idaho. Sept. 21. UP Head Coach Dixie Howell hammered away at pass defense Tuesday trying to get his University of Idaho football team ready for the highly regarded Oregon Ducks.

Idaho crushed a weak Willamette univerpitfr team 79 to 0 last Saturday, but showed a lack of polish on both ends of the passing game By Jo Shoquist tost Keglster Sport Editor Tennis fans who failed to watch Home matches in the recent Eastern Idaho mens singles tourney here, missed a couple of performances that would be hard to equal anywhere. The semifinal round tiff between Ira Todd, the tourney champion, and Tabb George, third seeded player in the meet, was as fine a net match as most tennis fans have seen here in a long time. Todd, a brilliant man on the baselines and behind the net, was pushed by George harder than at any other time in the tourney and he rallied with a spectacular performance that kept a fair sized crowd of onlookers fairly amazed. His backhand cross court shot was clicking well and the net play of both Todd and George was the niftiest In the tournament, By next summer, Idaho Falls may well be a tennis hotbed, thanks to the Idaho Falls Tennis association, the junior chamber of commerce and the city. Many persons have also devoted much of their time toward building interest in the sport here.

We hope that Idaho Falls will organise a city team next summer Shepard, Yogel Pitch Tonight In Playoff Game POCATELLO, Sept. 21. Pitchers Larry Shepard and Bob Vogel 'were slated for starting roles Wednesday night as play resumes in the final Pioneer league Shaughnessy playoff, Shepard, Billings manager and only game winner this year In the Class loop during regular play, assigned himself as starting role for the Mustangs. His season record was 21 8. Vogel, who holds a 1S 7 won lost record, will start for the Pocatello Cardinals.

The best of five series Is deadlocked with each team credited with a victory. Play continues at Halliwell park here until one team pockets three wins. Game time Wednesday night is I p.m. The teams were idle Tuesday night to allow travel time for Billings where the first two series were played. The Mustangs took the Sunday night opener 6 5 in 11 innings.

Pocatello evened the score with a 4 0 verdict Monday night. Same Treatment, Varied Approach SEATTLE, Sept. 21. UP) Coach Howie Odell was asked by interviewers on radio round table program Tuesday night to compare Washington's formidable football opposition of the next two Saturday's Minnesota and Notre Dame. This was the former Yale men tor's reply: "There's a difference.

Notre Dame with split second timing and finesse sort of nudges you out of the way; Minnesota knocks you down and then walks over your body." See Huskie Plays MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 21. UP) Still emphasizing defensive action, Coach Bernie Bierman gave his Minnesota first stringers a look at University of Washington plays Tuesday in preparation for Saturday's game. Blacksmith Coal Order now. Carload prict.

Arrive about October I. McCLASKEY BLACKSMITH SHOP North Highway Phone 1450 October 20 2 1 Grouse hunters were making preparations Wednesday for a day and a half of shooting this weekend in four East Idaho counties. Shooting will begin at noon Saturday and will end Sunday night in Lemhi, Custer, Blaine and Camas counties. The season on blue, ruffled and franklin grouse in other East Idaho counties does not begin until Oct. 20.

It was incorrectly reported in The Post Register Tuesday that the season opened this week. O. R. Christensen, Fifth district conservation supervisor, said the season is set in Bear Lake, Franklin, Caribou, Bingham, Bonneville, Madison and Teton counties from noon Oct. 20 through Oct.

21. Palm Advances er TADWORTH, Sept. 21. UP) Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. started his revenge campaign for his Ryder cup defeats Tuesday by ousting Bert Williamson of England in a first round match of the British Professional Golfs' assn ciation championships.

The score was and 1. Huskies, Rigby Play Wednesday (Special to The Post Register) ASHTON, Sept. 21. North Fremont Huskies and Rigby Red Devils clashed here at 2 p.m. Wednesday in a Sixth district conference football game.

Rigby is seeking its. third conference victory In four starts while the Ashton squad hopes to enter the conference victory column. The Master Arch Maker Arch Supports Mada to Your Individual Measurement Andy's Shoe Repairing 435 Broadway Just West of Penney'a Alldy. For Your PfW FOOT li d.li 5 2 Victory In Crucial Tilt Boston Gets Revenge From Playoff Win In Last Year's Race BOSTON, Sept. 21.

Although they failed to gain ground on the pace setting New York Yankees, who load them by three games, Boston's runnerup Red Sox Tuesday eliminated Cleveland from the American league pennant race by downing the Indians, 5 2. A crowd of 22,179 paid fans watched Mel Parnell, stylish Boston left hander, pitch and help bat himself to his 24th victory. He thus became the "winningest" Sox southpaw since the pitching days of the late Babe Ruth, who won 23 for the Sox more than 80 years ago. There was some measure of satisfaction in the victory as the Indians defeated the Sox in an unprecedented playoff game for the pennant last fall and then went on to win the world championship. Hitlesd To Sixth The Sox were hltlraa and runlr lagainst Bob Lemon, Cleveland's 20 innv.1, Uiltu HI13 OlAtU lit? fl Parnell led off Boston's turn at bat with a sharp line single to right.

That began it. 1 Before the inning ended the Sox had scored all their runs and driven out Lemon, who suffered his 10th loss. I Dom Dimaggio sacrificed Parnell 10 seeona, wnence he scored Boston's first run on a looping single over short by Johnny Pesky. Ted Williams and Vera Stephens were walked. Lemon then made a diving stop of Bob Doerr's hard smash and forced Pesky for the second out.

But Al Zarilla streaked a two base hit Into right field for two runs and Billy Goodman followed with another two bagger for the fourth and fifth runs of the inning. That was all for Lemon. He was replaced by Al Benton, who got Birdie Tebbetts on a line drive to Roberto Avila. Cleveland 001 000 1002 0 Boston 000 005 OOx 7 0 Lemon, Benton, Gromek and He gan; Parnell and Tebbetts. Yankees 3, Chicago I NEW YORK, Sept 21.

UPThe New York Yankees gleaned only three hits off lefty Bob Kuzava Tuesday but that was all the hustling American league leaders required to beat the Chicago White Sox, 3 1. Allie Reynolds and his shadow, Joe Page, turned back the Pale Hose on seven safeties with Reynolds gaining credit for his 17th vumpareu 10 iiv0 aeteats. Kuzava's wildness proved his downfall. Kuzava passed 10 and two of the free tickets resulted in runs. Chicago 001 000 0001 7 1 New York .020 000 lOx 3 3 0 Kuzava and Malone; Reynolds, Page and Berra.

A's 8, Tigers 6 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21. (P Pete Suder's 11th home run of the year, hit in the eighth Inning with two mates on base, gave the Philadelphia Athletics an 8 6 triumph over the Detroit Tigers Tuesday. Detroit 100 002 2106 13 1 Philadelphia .000 220 13x 8 10 1 Gray, Hutchinson, White and Robinson; Scheib, Brissie and As troth. Browns 1 5, Solons 6 WASHINGTON, Sept.

21. UP)' Roy Sievers contributed his 15th homer, two doubles and a single Tuesday night as the St. Louis Browns mauled Washington, 15 6. Six Washington pitchers yielded 14 bases on balls and 12 hits as Ned Garver nosted hi nth vWnru af ter replacing: Joe Ostrowski in the econa inning. St.

Louis 140 220 15015 12 2 Washington 040 000 020 6 11 3 Ostrowski, Garver and Moss; Sutherland, Welteroth, Hittle, Gonzales, Pearce, Dozier and Evans. Early. City Golfers Set Mixed Foursome Idaho Falls men and women golfers will play a mixed foursome tournament Sunday at, Municipal course. Mrs. Marge Egbrrt publicity director of the Idaho Falls women's golf association, said members of the two city associations should register for the tournament at the club house by Friday night.

Pairings will be made Saturday, she said. The tournament will begin at 2 p.m. A luncheon at the club house will follow the tourney. Bair's Big TIRE SALE of recapped fires now in progress. Look at the savings.

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R. Fishback, Roy Stephenson, Dr. Doug Davis, Jerry Rudd and Dr. Steve Hatch have notable records in the sport. Gonzales Signs Pro Contract NEW YORK, Sept 21.

UP National Amateur Champion Richard (Pancho) Gonzales Tuesday signed a one year contract to tour as a professional under the direction of Bobby Riggs. He will be opposed by Jack Kramer on the tour, which will open at Madison Square garden in New York Tuesday night, October 25. Gonzales has been guaranteed SO thousand dollars with the nri vilege of 60 percent of the gate for ine matches with Kramer. Baseball Scoreboard American League Team NKW YORK BOSTON DETROIT ...92 90 rcT. 51 GB 55 63 62 8 97 0 .621 .571 10 KM 4 .5.

14 1.V4 .410 .340 44 .313 47 CLEVELAND 82 78 59 50 45 PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON Titeiulfty'g Renultn New York 3, Chicago 1. BoUn 5, Cleveland 2. Philadelphia 8, Detroit 6. St.

Louis 15, Washington National League Tram ST. LOVIS BROOKLYN 92 91 PCT. 52 GB 54 9 74 75 81 85 88 1 .527 16 .490 aiH .479 23 .438 M9 .406 33 Ji .393 35 PHILADELPHIA BOSTON 77 ,.71 ...69 ...6.1 57 NEW YORK PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI CHICAGO Tuesday' Results St. Louis 7, Philadelphia S. Brooklyn 5.

Chicago 0. Boston 4, Pittsburgh 2. (Only games scheduled). Pacific Coast League ..105 JOt 76 80 85 88 89 97 99 PCT. .558 .530 .514 .508 .464 .453 .392 GB 12 13 21 23 34 HOLLYWOOD OAKLAND SACRAMENTO ..96 SEATTLE SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND LOS ANGELES ...93 ..92 ..84 82 71 110 Tuesday's Results Oakland 3, Portland 7.

Hollywood 4. Seattle 0. Sacramento 6, San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 6, San Diego tlO Innings). Pioneer League By The Associated Press W.

L. Pet 1 1 .500 Pocatello Billings 1 1 .500 Wednesday's Probable Pitchers Billings (Fazzio, 8 6) at Pocatello (Vogel, 13 7) 8 p. m. (Pitching records for regular season play only). DIMaggio Sick, Confined to Bed NEW YORK, Sept.

21. UP) Joe DiMaggio, 90 thousand dollar a year New York Yankee outfielder, was confined to his hotel room Wednesday with a severe attack of grippe, a club spokesman announced. The baseball star has not played since last Saturday. He developed a cold and fever following New York's 5 4 defeat of Detroit Tigers and was sent to bed. Trojans Scrimmage LOS ANGELES, Sept.

21. iff) Southern California's Trojans, gunning for navy here Saturday, put the polish on their offense with a dummy scrimmage Tuesday. BIO SEASON Harvard's football team scored 05 points in 14 games during the 1886 season. Boston 4, Pirates 2 PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21.

UP) The Boston Braves exploded for three runs in the top of the ninth Tuesday night to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 2. Little Vic Lombard! had allowed only four hits until the ninth when he was touched for four consecutive singles. Ralph Kiner, Pirate left fielder leading the majors with 50 homers, went hitless. Boston 100 0034 9 0 Pittsburgh 010 010 0002 6 0 Bickford and Crandall: Lombar di, Dickson and McCullough. Manager Admits Betting On Bout CHICAGO, Sept.

21. UP) A prize fighter's manager admitted to the Illinois state athletic commission Tuesday that he had bet money on a fight in violation of commission rules. After hearing testimony of Howard Frazier, the manager, that he had bet $1500 on his Negro welterweight, Johnny Bratton, in a fight against Gene Burton last year, the commission set a hearing Oct. 3 on revocation of the manager's II cense. your job profit when BROWNING a GMC of value 2V2 ton field than seven You get GMC' grille rifle drilled hardened main bearings with 10.1 recirculating 8.2520 tires modern cab driving ease GMC 450s are and C.O.E.

truck tractors, 19,000 to offense and defense. Idaho meets Oregon Saturday at Eugene. Dick Iorns, reserve halfback, re injured a knee Tuesday and will probably be out for the rest of the season. Howell expressed pleasure at the work of Glen Christian, 185 pound scatback from Forks, and Jim Charband, Christian turned in Idaho's longest run Saturday. He went 62 yards for a touchdown.

Tackles Carl Kiilsgaard and Will Overgaard also drew a nod of approval from the coaching staff. Sees Tough Game EUGENE, Sept. 21. UP) Coach Jim Aiken had the University of Oregon Ducks polishing their passing game Tuesday and planned more of the same Wednesday in preparing for the conference game with Idaho. The team didn't use many passes in winning over St.

Mary's last week. Aiken said he was taking line Coach Bob McClure, who scouted Idaho in its Willamette game, at his word. McClure reported the Vandals "fast and physically tough" and "capable of giving the Ducks a bad afternoon" this Saturday at Hayward field. Permits Awarded For Deer Hunts Names of East Idahoans who received permits for special deer hunts in the Soldier Mountain and Deer Creek areas were announced Wednesday by the state fish and game department. Winners are: Soldier Mountain Preserve, Area No.

1 Names of winners in the Soldier Mountain game preserve deer hunt No. 1 were released today by R. E. Hoffman, chief clerk of the fish and game department. Dates of the hunt are October 15 to 24.

A total of 1487 applications were received for the 750 permit hunt. Jim Aslett, St. Anthony; Marvin J. Aslett, St. Anthony; Daren B.

Blanchard, Chester; Dewey A. Hughes, Arco; Sammy Kerr, Arco; L. B. Peters, Idaho Falls; Wesley Pride, Blackfoot; Agnes Pride, Blackfoot. Soldier Mountain Preserve Area No.

2 Kenneth F. Kugler, Idaho Falls; Eugene Toone, St. Anthony; Gordon Toone, St. Anthony; Theodore Toone, St. Anthcry Dry Heer 1949 Garren L.

Petersen, Idaho Falls. Two Platoons PROVO, Utah. Sept. 21. UP Coach Chick Atkinson said he plans to use the two platoon system Friday night when the Brigham Young university Cougars meet a service team from San Diego, the Pacific Fleet Destroyers eleven.

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