Show Gil Dodds Missionary Milcr El INDIANS BRING Gives Scriptural Verses to Hounds OUT ELONGATED - Track '" ' v MOUND MARVEL y 5 II" " I npMiiiiM'P - 'iTTr ni l mil lilinri ml' muni liiiull umi e Seen© ©(? ml Prill T©dy A i Fan-Autogra- ph mmm Monte Officers Look for Fine Season 1 x 1 i l " v £ J : ' U ) f " - " ' - '' 'II - - ' x w - s rr : I " v-- ' 4 Michael Naymick Stands m Six Feet Eight and AP Features Sports Editor LAFAYETTE IncL April 10— Just about the biggest tallest pitcher in captivity Is on exhibition here every afternoon as the Cleveland Indians go through their spring drills on the Purdue university field He's barely four inches under seven feet weighs more than 200 pounds and looks like a bruising tackle on leave from the Chicago Bears' forward wall The man is strong as iron can throw a ball so fast you can't follow it and has good stuff He's 25 years old and his name is Michael Naymick There's "only one trouble with him: He hasn't the slightest suspi cion of where the ball is going when he lets it loose Then it's " just duck quick Johnny and ev ery man for hisself The first time he got into the box for the Indians some years mS kwwOTwMiifrirtfMim n mi X ago he hit Hank Greenberg and i admirers get Scripture with his autograph GU Dodds Next time Charley Gehringer come a bit away Hank up shying "But is: 40 :30 That Isaiah they from the By BILL McKEE Mike threw one plate rethat wait upon the Lord shall XEA Special Correspondent him back three feet of Naymick shall new their strength they Ohio April 10- -A ASHLAND improved some since then mount up with wings as ' eagles has sermon with every signature get the general Idea shall run and not be weary but you they Came Up Six Years Ago That's the Gilbert Dodds system and they shall walk and not be He came to spring training with of autographing faint" six Indians the years ago and has of Dodds' Gil way That could be Champion miler son of a minmade four other spring trips but Again Ister and preparing to be one him- explaining his stamina season has farmed Cleveland every self the former Ashland college these verses are easily translated him out He struck out 230 batters stjudent has written hundreds of to the vernacular in locker room in 213 innings for Oswego in 1938 say in sub- and the next autographs during the indoor track language They simply one year pitching for Ce winner stance: "There's with season but he doesn't stop only he whiffed 182 in 180 dar " Rapids r V the mere signing of his name be He slipped on ice and innings Dodds' believes he can do some hurt Under each signature is a Biblical his wrist early in 1941 and reference good in spreading the good word didn't see much action that year Under one autograph bespec- that the small seeds he plants with Last year he won three and lost tacled Gil Dodds will write I Cor each autograph may blossom spir- five for Baltimore and then had a 9:24-2- 5 It thereupon behooves the itually to 0 record with Wilkes-Barr- e Seeds On Stony Ground r possessor of the autograph to get pitching some 30 innings of relief He's a very serious young man work j out the family Bible turn to First Corinthians ninth chapter 24th about his 'work of the future and and marines Both the and 25th verses and read: trips to New York Chicago and have said he army too tall for them was Cleveland for meets give him an so Explains His Stamina a 4P he's and good bet to pretty work-to "Know you not that they whidh opportunity for missionary the with Indians stay all but one re-- 1 get across his capsule sermons 3ruii in a race run So Down in Florida three years ago Some of the seeds fall on stony run that ye celveth the prize? Vitt told me Naymick would Oscar may obtain" ground some star "He's as fast day "I get some funny questions as Feller" beOsa said The 25th verse is: "And every Lou man that striveth for the mastery about those references" smiles Gil Boudreau has the Manager — same idea is temperate in all things Now Dodds to locate learns Mike whenever The strangest he thinks was the they do it to obtain an corruptible' plate with any consistency crown but we an incorruptible that of a girl who wanted to know The Indians have four other Or maybe the autograph is if that was his telephone number rookie mound prospects — Allie Reynolds and Paul Calvert from Wilkes-Barr- e Marvin Center from Baltimore and Ray Foat from In dianapolis Perhaps John Salveson will turn out to be the most valuable of the newcomers Salveson is a Ed righthander who has been up before with the Giants Pirates ' White Sox and Senators without notable success He won 24 games for Oakland Seven Holdovers There are seven holdovers who'll probably do most of the chucking —Jim Bagby whose 17 wins topped Tony Palazolo Has Big Ideas Many Outdoor Events the Indians Mel Harder Vernon Kennedy Al Smith Joe Heving Al Scheduled at Los Angeles Armstrong and Milnar and Chubby Dean Boudreau is trying both Roy Cul Joyce May Collide Outdoors Soon lenbine the outfielder from the Yankees and Catcher Otto Den base In the big gap the last outdoor fight held locally ning at firsthard-hittin' By LISLE SHOEMAKER g Les Flemcreated deal Abe vs Simon —the by Thompson LOS ANGELES April 10 (AP)— decision to continue his work we field fun Just ing's for Gilmore at Come now the Inevitable It was called Bill Smith at the state ath as a shipbuilder Ray Mack will be after leti'c commission and asked for the at second Skipper Lou at short just as sure to come as spring and Den Keltner at third The horse after and winter actual figures buggy The fight racket in southern CaliThe fight did $645830 minus fed- army may call Mack before long fornia particularly right here in eral tax! And that -- ain't good In but Boudreau isn't worrying about Los Angeles has been booming fact they say Thompson hasn't re- that until the summons arrives Jeff Heath and Oris Hockett are And after a long famine too Of ceived his money yet! and that was Lefor two outfield posts with slated 1941 lamed the in Hollywood' October of jwurse Edwards from Baltimore to Dim-OHenry been has Would playing always Style Cramp gion Gaffke contesting the Fabian and has but that houses turn away In addition the ambitious gents other spot Warren (Buddy) Ro-s- ar been mostly because of two closely will have dim-otrouble The profrom the Yankees and Gene related reasons: (1) the movie peo-- s posed fights will have to be held will do the backstopping Desautels seats the or on a afternoon either high priced pie buy up Saturday Boudreau Isn't bragging about seen to be" and in early twilight because they like the outlook and he isn't crying have (2) the rest of the seats are purThe boys around the gyms chased by people who want to see the feeling that an afternoon fight either The Indians may be tough the movie people or an early evening fight might not - Thumbnail Preview Then along came Babe (two-to"catch" like those glamorous night INDIANS club deals when they used searchlights McCoy to helm the Olympic Pitching— Good which has been staggering around like movie premiers Catching— Good for years financially speaking Aren't we just the optimist kid Infield Good Babe waded in risked money to today? Special prices to Messrs Outfield— Fair put on good fights broughtArm-in Palazolo Lynch and the Hollywood Batting— Fair eventers like main combine to rent us out as a de Henry Finish— First division White Willie luxe wet blanket Joyce Slugger strong and others and put "the barn" back into the black Palazolo Discovers Large Word That brings us up to date where the inevitable is moving in The prospects for big gates seem so alluring now that several hats NEW YORK April 10 (AP) — The have been thrown in the ring toST LOUIS April 10 (AP)—The New ward some big outdoor promotions St Louis Browns major defeated the leagueYork Giantsformeeting this summer the first time opposition We have an idea that hats may world champion Cardinals today this spring found their hitters sty be retrieved just as speedily as 3 to 2 in the first of a seven- - mied by Ken Chase and Anton Karl 4 to 0 decitoday and dropped they were thrown in but that's game city seriesto sion the Boston Sox at the Red reasoning purely personal v Here's the way your Informant batThe Cardinals were futile at Polo Grounds getting only five hits while allowed only two hits In £?fays things are lining up: were guilty of "aste- - theChase the Browns first five Tony Palazolo veteran west fulness In failing to innings and Karl was full adas coast promoter is talking of a fis- vantage of their nine take the remainder of just stingy hits and five the game tic extravaganza in the summer at passes 11 men on left base They Boston (A) 010 210 000—4 5 1 Gllmore Stadium featuring a triple main event of Lee Savold vs Tur- St Louis (NX 000 020 000--2R H5 E New York (N) 000 000 000—0 4 S Chase Karl (6) and Bremer Mel key Thompson Slugger White vs St Louis (A) 020 010 OOx— 3 9 ton Cecil Hudson and Henry ArmBatteries: Gumbert Lanier (5) land Wittlg (4) Sayles (8) and Po strong vs Question Mark (Tab and W Cooper Hollingswortb that last one for action) LSundra (7) and Hayes Ferrell (7) I joe jyncn tormer Olympic ciuo and one-tiHonolulu promoter I promoter is said to be thinking about using the same field for a I t bout And then there's a mysterious j LOS ANGELES April 10 (AP)— Hollywood combine rumored to be I plotting huge things but presently fullback on U C I jven MANHATTAN Kas April 10— A's toneuing Rose bowl football team of coming up with nothing definite (AP)— M F Ahearn director of i42 was commissioned sua Al that old gag goes the boys ensign Kansas State college in the athletics at It find what may tough sledding navy today the announced of cancellation snow no etc It might not be today with The six foot j Snelling amiss to go back to the figures of the football game with the Univer- was scoring leader of the Bruins of Seattle at Washington sity Sept last year with 45 points and 25 and postponement of a game nan cued the team's placement kick with Indiana at Bloomlngton (Nov ing id "to some future year He will leave soon for an offiand Colorado cer's training school at Fort Michigan State State are the only scnuyier foes remaining on the te 1943 Pianos Furniture Elec lee Boxes Baggage schedule MISSES Sotfc ItftTtflAT Storage Packing t ASTORIA Ore OJP— Grilled CRONIN LONGEST MANAGER Bill Marldey reckons Across the Street or Across the BOSTON Mass (AP)— Joe Cron-I-n his shooting State eye Isn't as good as It starting his ninth season as ?ce was He just missed bagging manager of the Red Sox has held his 30th bobcat thU past winter SLADE TRANSFER the job longer than any previous Hlstally sheet (he corns notches mentor Bill Carrigan the old on his gun) shows 108 black bear 14 S3 KJesel 2157 Dial catcher had six full seasons and 298 bobcats and he's since part of another season to be runn- forgot to count the long number of er-up buck deer - v J' ' inn : if -- " n Mew ut ut n) Bosox Defeat Browns Trounce Giant Scorers World's Champs j i - me Joyce-Armstro- ng J I x - v J — f V v Bill V' I 0xi i ( ' v ' ' r 1 212-pou- nd non-conferen- ce K-sta- McCorry Seeks Playing Talent for Ogden Club in State League Depots to Draft Schedules Soon for 1943 Baseball Season A-- -- By MATT B WYSE Standard-Examin- —v V j ' O Staff er Upwards of 100 baseball players will trot out this week for opening drills of the new campaign Players of the Ogden Reds Hill Field Clearfield navy base Ogden arsenal and Utah quartermaster depot will report for initial workouts Many of the stars of the five clubs will be on hand at John Affleck park at one p m Sunday for a mass drill — — —BiU McCorry of the: Ojden Reds I'"' O v" ' t will conduct drills each Wednesday and Friday at five-thir- ty p m and m one at each Sunday p The pilot of the Ogden club' in NEW OFFICERS - -- 'V ' x WILL SERVE IN the state league has invited all players of the other clubs to make use of Affleck park for practices at the same hours he has scheduled '' — — i " infill f"— — the drills for the Reds t iiiiitM-- vnrf'r hIiubt-- nirr i Utah Industrial New officers and directors of the El Monte golf club look for a DIRECT GOLF ACTIVITIES Play in the league will open May 9 Ogden unbanner campaign during 1943 An early opening program is scheduled Officers for the new campaign The Ogden Ski club Friday night der present plans will open away are left to right: Ross Olsen secretary Bus Both well vice president and Al rarber president The new officers were installed at a meeting last Friday night Tournaments for the new season will be directed culminated its 1942-4- 3 season in a from home John Affleck park is 4n- by the new officers and directors (Staff photo) final meeting at the Utah Power condition and a full time and Light Co auditorium A sound keeper will keep : the park ground ski movie featuring Alf Engen an in shape ENGLAND "All baseball players of Utah and Informal party and Installation of officers for the coming season Idaho are urged to drill at the Og- ry den park" said Manager Bill highlighted the affair The new Saturday night OF officers are: C Kenneth Pearse "It will be dilncult to secure a vice suitable club for Ogden but just president ' Russ Hoffman Marguerite Israelson as soon as school is out many fine president PLAY secretary Floyd Newey treasurer yoUng players will be dispatched to R Clark Anderson I W Robbins Ogden by scouts of the Cincinnati and F L Montmorency were iReds" named as directors I High school players of last seaThe new officers expressed con son will be among those present fidence in the future of skiing Sunday when the practice session Opening Contest Billed Use of Snow Basin Ogden's ski gets underway ' For Easter Sunday area on the nearby Cache national Schedules for the Service league 13-the demonstrated has that forest and other matters of importance In London is here to stay in Will get attention of representatives of skiing sport 1 1943 OSDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING APRIL war as well as peacetime It was of the four depots of this section pointed out that ski areas that this coming week By J EDWARD MURRAT serve local communities have had Under plans the- depots United Press Staff Correspondent use during the past will play present unprecedented four each week nights LONDON April 10 (UP)— Lon season Civilian and military orn-cia- ls in' Ogden during the summer seadon Sport vocabularies now con who visited Snow Basin dur- sonfined to" soccer and cricket terms the winter agreed that such ing diversion is zestful may Tie ' amplified by new grand stand argot' when the London In highly desirable and necessary in I? ternational league brings large modern living Ogden is fortunate scale ' scientific American baseball in havinz this area at its doorstep to England for the first time this Crowds of civilian and military P G niCHARDSOIl summer skiers were on hand in Snow Basin and the parking each week-en- d "Play ball" will sound In four Grain Co 248 24th Street area tows and other facilities were London" stadia on Easter Sunday to accommodate four- days after the major league severely taxed er Is Now Serving As Naval Officer Former them on several occasions Many season opens in the United States soldiers and war workers new ras a result or weeks or untiring Be Should comers to Ogden and the west Major Leaguer Says Players effort on the part of eight Ameri for the first time that win learned can army men and as many from Reasonable With ihe Umpires ter with deep snows and steep the Canadian forces slopes and Show Basin scenery Thus "strike the bum1 out" will ' could be thoroughly enjoyable man the the "hit replace stumps" rate honest the and MARY'S COLLEGE Calif ST they "They're "Although this is bur final meet-in- " in the box will be called a pitcher 10 — Lieut Charles Gehringer benefit of the doubt In a lot of Pearse stated "there is still and not a "bowler" and the field April close plays at second I didn't much baseball be for with may "through Spring good skiing ahead will be known as a diamond and good" as he says but you wouldn't know myself whether or not the skiing on 'corn snow Is just not a ticket' know it to see him working with runner wa out so how could I real ski enthusiasts Leading figure in the baseball the naval station nine here to will haveand many the always expect umpire more - thrilling movement here is Lieut William PURINA STARTENA baseball coach for all know" is Charley Bountiful i peak above days" Sterns at Summit N J A former the officers enlisted men and end alt your When the waris over Charley Farmineton on the Wasatch na intra-mur- al sports director at Rut cadets in this school to of be the goal CHICK NEEDS plans to go back to Detroit in sales tional forest is gers university Sterns saw the the candidates who have and owns a group of Ogden skiers tomorrow work eri engineering interest in baseball displayed by Among had pro hall experience are Bill his home there and lives with his They anticipate a downhill run of the British people in a few spor Rigney shortstop from Oakland over two miles on unexcelled slopes adic games played here last sum Ray Perry third baseman from mother Mrs Theresa Gehringer '' v mer i: j San Francisco Bill Wight pitcher As chairman of the coordinating from Binghamton N Y Joe committee of the L L L Sterns Smith catcher from Oakland and difficul Bob Bergstrom ran into heart-breakioutfielder from ties There was an abundance of Portland soccer fields but most of them It is difficult to get Charley to were too small for his purposes tell any baseball anecdotes or to His supply problem was compli compare players he has seen in the cated by the fact that none of the major leagues but in a recent fannecessary materials were manuf ac ning bee he was asked about BobSunday drivers!") tured in the British isles by Doerr of the Boston Red Sox However with the help of Lieut and Joe Gordon of the Yankees William Heise of Toronto repre I wouldn't care to choose beGehrinsenting the Canadian army and tween them" - declared a toss - Gordon's style the English National Baseball as ger soclation which is trying to Inter of infielding makes him look est Britishers In baseball Sterns flashier than Doerr but Bobby Is a little more sure of his to get the necessary sup managed ' chances Joe is the better displies "It was tough Lieut Sterns said tance hitter" "but we will put eight fully-uCharley said experience is a great because one learns the teacher on teams the the field for formed season's opening and there will habits of hitters and can play the be a percentages when he knows what pennant race" kind of a throw the pitcher Is go"Knowing how to ing to make play the hitters enables the expeinfielder to be close enough DOGWOOD rienced to a ball that a rookie would miss by a foot or so" asserted Gehrin' ger The Tiger star of 17 years volunteered a kind word for the umpires when one of his players pointed that Charley had never been LOUISVILLE Ky April 10 (AP) out out of a major league game tossed One of the track's largest opening and led a charmed life apparently day crowds turned out today at reasonable with the are "If you Churchill Downs to see Brownel umps they'll be reasonable with Combs' Miss Dogwood win v the you" answered Gehringer Phoenix handicap $2600 added fea ture or the first day of the Keene-lan- d racing program which was transferred here from Lexington Officials estimated that 12000 ld persons watched the Buf you can buy Willys-bui- lt Jetp quality end th some type Willys "GoDsvtf" filly make her 1943 debut with a and half smashing length victory MUNCIE Ind April 10 (AP)— over Calumet farm's Mar-Ke-ll Mrs Rookie outfielder Dick Wakefield's mnginm thai drives all Jetps right now— if you can qualify for a new car Ethel Denemark's Three Clovers triple with the bases loaded In the finished third seventh inning gave the Detroit ' Tigers a 4 to 1 victory over the The Willys American is the ideal mo-Pittsburgh Pirates today for their in five exhibition third triumph tor car for today Built by the makers games The Pirates got their only run In of the Willys-bui- lt Jeep Same type the first 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Triple Conquers Diamond Pirates four-year-o- A's Continue to Trounco Phillies Snelling Becomes Kansas Staters Ensign in US Navy PHILADELPHIA April 10 (AP) Alter Schedule The Athletics made it two straight over tno fniuies in se 1 MOVING? 7- -- : ' - - TEaey Al C ©is In J— Boasts Speed f By DILLON GRAHAM Vl -- the city ries here today when they defeated their National league rivals 2 Two big innings the fifth when they hopped on Johnny Podgajny for Jthree hits ana three runs and the seventh when they socked S Johnson for two hits and two runs rave the A's their triumnh -- sell - Detroit (A) Pittsburgh (N) Engine as all Jeeps Up to 50000 miles on tires and up to 35 miles pe- - gallon gas according to many owners Ten important savings that no other car con duplicate See us at once We will make a generous allowance for your "Go-Dev- i" 000 010 300—4 5 0 100 000 000- -1 6 S Gorsica Overmire and Richards Sewell Diets and Lopez 6-- SHOULD DEMAND RECOUNT KAYSVDXE Utah (AP)— Floyd Millet cage coach at Brlgham Young and Deb Young who handles the Utah State basketball team both formerly coached at Philadelphia (N) 000 000 020—3 6 0 Davis high here Yet neither Philadelphia (A) OOO 030 20x— 5 7 1 coached the Davis basketball teams Podgajny Johnson (6) Beck (8) —just the football squad and Livingston I Harris Flores - (6) and wagner Expert Lubrication and CHAMPION EATER NEW YORK (AP)—BaH players are always talking about their steaks and "big eaters" Many claim that Shanty Rogan the Giants big receiver was the king Of plate cleaners out a restaurant man here who has seen them all says big Jim weaver former Yan kee pitcher was the champion full-si- ze present car and help you prepare your application to your local Rationing Board - r 100 N Pecpb's Ccr C® Ccr Washing Pennzoil waterproof greases will prolong the life of your car WYNN FE RUIN'S General Tire & O0 Co SGU Washington Dial 4137 AM5RICAR-T- S3 2234 Wash DIvd Dial 9670 |