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Show Cedar City Pony League Teams Organized Board of directors and managers manag-ers of the Cedar City Pony League met Friday evening and appointed teams for the 1958 baseball season. League president Dan Lindsay announced that four teams would compete in the program again this year under the same sponsors. spon-sors. They include Southern Utah Power, Utah Construction, Utah Parks and Arden Dairy. The managing personnel for the season sea-son will be Rex Erickson, Power; Marlon "Lefty" Bratton, Construction; Construc-tion; Bruce Decker, Dairy, and Klien Rollo, Parks. Leo Cahoon, player agent for the league comj eted registration registra-tion of all boys in the age bracket brac-ket of 13 and 14 years of age, who Indicated a desire to participate parti-cipate In the program. Those names, 64 In all, were then divided di-vided Into four teams of equal strength. When this was accomplished accomp-lished to the satisfaction of the managers, teams were drawn from a hat for sponsorship. The teams were listed as follows: fol-lows: Southern Utah Power Steve Cahoon, Steve Judd, An-tone An-tone Pryor, Dennis Slack, Paul Stokes, Rugene Rollo, Butch Anderson, An-derson, Craig Ashdown, Danny Haycock, Calvin Benson, Kendall Cosslett, Robert Gressman, Dale Roundy, Denny Seals, Lee Asay, Tommy Humpherios Utah Parks Bruce Stuck!, David Higbee, Jimmy Nelson, Neal Roberts, Glenn Pryor, Butch Thompson, Kent Farnsworth, Brent Nelson, Don Seegmiller, Ward Halterman, Albert Clark, Bill Lewis, Teny Hoyle, Paul Mecham Larry Bulloch, Bul-loch, Roland Orton. Utah Construction Kent Smith, Hans Chamberlain, Chamber-lain, Marion Robb, Mike Hulet, John Logan, Danny Lindsay, John Stevenson, Mike Slack. Richard Condie, Ronald Haider, Terry Thompson, William G. Humphrey, Ronald Rowberry, Roger Ro-ger Williams, George Bauer, Rodney Rod-ney Jones. Arden Dairy Donnle Roberts, Robert Cluff, Don A. Matheson, Brent Crlpps, Roy Parry, Robert Lee, Robert Hall. Sterling Orton, Steve Wood, Randy Banks, David Plummer, Clint Warby, David Munford, Morris Wood, Vern Grlmshaw, James Cox. GARY ANDERSON Gary has played an Important part in two spring sport activities activit-ies at the high school. Here he Is dressed in his track togs and and is carrying his baseball gear. Following a workout on the cinders cin-ders he will move to the diamond for hitting and trowing. He was a dual winner at the Regional track meet and is listed as the number one pitcher on the baseball base-ball team. |
