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Show LE1II pco kin? of Sports FREE PRESS. LEHL UTAH 1 COULDN'T HAVE LIKED IT Vitt Confident gell and Allen frill Aid Tribe Photographers Have Field Day With White House Candidates ROBERT McSIIAKE b West" Newspaper Union.) gdeasea we iew iuib. iamtees THOL"" I ,cn on the American leaeue is as tight as jjnant seemingly clubs of the fir er, the remaining rt have by no means conceded 1940 championship. r.em the ics Old Man River, the Yanks will keep right on rollin' ,r Managers of the other seven .ams in the junior circuit doubt- Jfss'y are makinS big medicine, but rosl 01 it comes uiiuer uie neaa ol vhful thinking. for in- The Cleveland Indians, i jtance, haven't as yet cried "uncle." trmaser Oscar Vitt isn't bashful in intimating that the tribe may trim the yanks down to size. Of course, this is the best time to show eonfi-itact about beating the Yankees. U s almost impossible to get a black ve before the battle gets under y. But Vitt isn't whistling pa&t a cemetery. Fie has a good team at ' ' I ) . ..111 going around the world, you had beat take a West Indies cruise to Cur&ea whose shops seem to duplicate the ehops of Shanghai, Alexandria, Tokyo and Madrid, with not a few things that come from Syria, India and France. By -- T tt-obab!- y IAMI 1 BEACH. Es hit.. make a ball neai t.CKtt As a result. when tin . . Pver isn't h:t- finer V,; ;l gups down ani ) an v rr!tireAs i:.ucn i.e can t eia, either. 1 1 . i . r; a ' Frank i The Yankee shortstop, in the com- panv of a bombing hit m uch more than trew, doesn't his ueight. vet A f l .7 J S. s eal sanie of ball. ,n e.ther major league .Sm.outher Pformance from one end of a season t i,. ih. V" V If ' -A fTT?5:r least SENSIBLE the Indians' success MM HOTELS ki la HuTIL I I J f RENO. NEVADA. GOLDEN IUm'i ! v? Stat 8t i4j W - ! t:J .i IV or during the coming season will depend on two men, Johnny Both of them Allen and Beau Bell. ball in 1936 and played '37 and were stamped with the mark of true greatness. 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If fan want have neoaaar Eiuenenca St rarins work,write BRICK STAIN COMPANY Salt Ijke City. tlUh Atlaa Haildina FRANKIE hi ', , 'TT- - MUSIC TEACHER WANTED CROSETTI Plana taweber wanted who will ittrn ta play and teach accordion. Liberal enmmimion an Every day is just like every other they're all good. Crosetti, of course, has spurts in wnicn ne win average .300 or over "7 aalea of both InitrumenU. SUMMtRH AYS MUSIC CO.. (17 W. 1st So.. Salt Uke City.l and when he hits a ball solidly, he can drive it a long way, having a fine wrist action that makes up for the size and weicht that most Dowpr nitters have It was a home run by Crosetti with Myril Hoag on base in the eighth inning mat Droke the resistance offered by Dizzy Dean to the Yankees in the second game of the 1938 world series a smash that wrecked a classic stand by Diz when the odds loomed high against him. The Best Combination m Ohio's Sen RnhertTnft nn. UT oicr C. O. 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Ball lake, INEXPENSIVE MEALS s.V ' il 1'he bcit n, "ox. InitrumenU. OFFICE EQUIPMENT t&L u, staff. HOOP CEMENT CoJ Bait Laha City, tftah portert. Elamie Stoekinira. The Hbralriana 8upply Company 4 W tnd South 8L gait Utka City. 'TitMiy It? 20-ga- on-- and , TRUSSES Maybe they balance was lackmaybe they ing. Lazzeri, one of Joe Gordon Oscar Vitt the great second hopes. basemen through his first seven In trading Bruce with the Yankees didn't have, years for Campbell Bean Bell, Manager Vitt secured the in Eoenig, a shortstop to match services of a man who hit above him. Koenig was a good ball player .340 in 1936 and '37. He slipped the but an erratic one, a much better next year, and was used as an extra hitter than Crosetti but nowhere outfielder in 1939. The former St. near Crosetti in the matter of fieldLouis slugger seems to be redeemi- ing skill, so that Lazzeri had to ng himself this year. He has been carry him much of the time. Lazzeri also had to carry Crosetti clouting the ball as hard as any member of the team in the Yankees, spring bat- when Frankie joined ing practice, and his hits have been schooling him to the majors and the fierce line drives to right and working out, between them, some right center that characterized him semblance of smoothness. And then, m his great years. just as Crosetti had learned his way around and learned how to work oonnny Allen has been a with Lazzeri, Tony slowed up. winner only once in his major At last Joe McCarthy, striving ague career and only three times for a combination that in the dozen years he has been desperately could make double plays, put Cropitching, but he has set a phenomeThey are nal mark in the matter of winning setti and Gordon together. perfectly matched and play togethPercentage. er with confidence, speed and A Great rhythm. The plays they made in Record the World Series last fall the plays He has won 108 games and lost they made during the championship only 45 in eight years in the Ameri-a- n season satisfied even McCarthy, a league a record touched by hard man to satisfy a man whose ry few pitchers in the history of fetish is the double play. baseball. Lefty Grove is the only active pitcher who is a near rival of The Threat by Werber A"en. Grove has a lifetime percentWinning a berth with the Yankees age of .690 against Johnny's .706. wasn't an easy one for Crosetti or, ,n spite of the fact that Allen's it after he had won it percentage has suffered in the past rather, holding Because of his light wo seasons while Grove's has been wasn't easy. his iob was in danger in assisted. An operation in Decem-"- , v,;ttin of 1933, after he had been 1938, Was too close to the 1939 the spring shortstop through 1932, the season to regular prove its value to Allen. first his year. Another Redskin Also at the Yankee camp in the upon whom Indi-- " fans pin their hopes is Lou Boud-reawas spring of 1933 at St. Petersburg of a youngster who came baseman third now up from Bill Werber. -- uuaio last August and is today re- the Reds. Werber was faster Crogarded as the best the In- setti never has been exactly a speed ffifrAn'iiia ' n ililf mnirl.hiir dians have had in ashortstop score of years, merchant, for all the agility with short the around experienced newspaper correspondwhich he bounces 7ie campaign manager of handents feel that Boudreau is much field, spearing line drives, scooping some Paul McMutt, Democratic mre than a flash in the or pivoting pan. up grounders, starting another of Mc aspirant, is deliberately trying to nd They think Lou will p!ays-adouble on implay an his portant part with the Indians this Carthy's demands is ior specu au col- - candidate. "neicest portrait This was fiery, Werber they end up where mn sneed. uSCar Vitt manto lnco orful and aggressive and Crosetti ,,ols the effective results. a i the season in then, as now, was so qu.i-the second division. even on uie ncia. Vitt admits backward, almost the club could use one "lore pitcher. In fact, the search The Threat Answered or one has occupied a lot of his Werber, just up from Buffalo, Be'"je. ne knows he can count on started with a rush that spring. Feller, and is quite confident fore the stay at St. Petersburg Mel Harder, but narry Eisen-Sla- t ended it looked as though tne job beAl Milnar and Willis Hudlin was his, and other managers, ,re his only his made had starting hopes. lieving McCarthy for Crosetti. Allen comes back to be a con- offers made choice, stent winner, the Indian a fling pitching McCarthy gave Crosetti will be in the best condition of Then fine play the and again Past several years. Vitt knows at the job in as the team swung turned he comfortable fty! feeling which comes Wives are helpful. Mrs. Taft decided the tussle. He held jrom having a hurler like Feller on North Werber went to the Red V, Baildini-- BarfieaJ Truaaea quantities. ther UTAH aiwctkia. Tejnplet can't come through and can. You know what year-whe- i "Uta" Brand roof compound for roof IcakaJ Economical Write for full drtaila 4 fraa lnJ PITCHER JOHNNY ALLEN Frankie's main value to the YanShows Club President Alia Bradley kees lies, naturally, in his superb his ihrou ing arm. defensive play. He Gordon on Allen and Bell coming back, and Joe ing and they know that unless these forprovide the Yanks mer stars improve there isn't much with the best second-base combinahope for the Cleveland cause. tion in the game toIt isn't that Bell and Allen are the day and one of the two outstanding players on the In- best ever. dian roster. Their importance. lies Of these latter m the fact that their services are day hook-up- s prenecessary if Cleveland is to have a that of Croceding good year. Right now they're both setti and Gordon, a unknown 1 NEW ROOFING & REPAIRS |