Show Scarborough Chucks Senators to it— M : :: ' i VI- 4- 1 i "J ! TUESDAY EVENING APRIL 25 1950 Ponder Takes Command - ffl Cards Edge Past Reds 1 to As Ramsdell Stops Rally Dodgers Defeat Braves 64 Prep Stars Await Field Track Meet Writer Lists Views on Sports Video NEW' YORK AP April you set a sports event better at home via television or at the 25 i-- Can -- site' This question and many others relating to T V and sports were batted back and forth at the writer's heme the other evening Present were some friends who are paying customers at sports events and who have television sets too Being in on a pass I let the others do most of the talking Finally one of my friends turned to me and said: "Okay you tell us what ypu think After alt you've always got a good seat at the arenas and you've got a television set Which Is better?" I said it depended on the sport and the location of the seat For T V Visibility I rated the most televised sports in the following1 ordere: ExBoxing and wrestling I cellent 2 Basketball and football Very I good I 3 Hockey and baseball fair There were faults to be found In the presentation of all of them on T V as against being at the scene where you can do a little yelling But again that depended on where you at at the arena and how much you paid for your seat Remember though it costs you nothing to watch at home there's no fighting through crowds and no traveling Few seats at a boxing arena cm compare with a ringside view at home The important things you miss at home you probably woh't see if you're further back than the 15th row at the arena Having seen boxing on television myself I can say the difference is this: T V will give you a fine general view but it does not show cuts blood and most important the severity of a punch unless a boxer starts staggering or falls Wrestling is perfect on television That is if you like the groaners Because df the ten second rule under which the ball must he brought to the forecourt basketball becomes a fine subject for television The smaller the area to the better it is for be scanned video i Televising of footbalt at we've watched it has improved vastly through intelligent direction by experienced observers The average fan often can see and understand the same better by T V than at the stadiumji We saw quite a few games at home last fall and seldom was the ball out of light And that goes stuff which has for hipper-dippfooled us plenty at the stadium Hockey is a fast game and the puck is small Too often the disk is shot from! one end of the arena to the other It's hard to keep focused on a quick breaking play Baseball is a big area problem for the video men But here too what you see and how well ydu see it is up to the T V director and his camera crew There has been a definite improvement in baseball telecasting Even then it's difficult to get the full sized general view that yoU can get at the ball park Television s telescopic camera makes up for a lot of these deficiencies From how many seats at the ball1 park can you get a close- up of the pitcher as ne goes into his motion the pitch itself and the swing of the batter? And that look of anguish 'on the batter's face when the Umpire calls a third strike on hlhi? T V does that and the camera brings the exciting double play and the attempt to break it up right in front of you Televising Of sports is getting better day by day Coast League Pitching Poor Records Show : j - -- Ponder (4) takes command over Old Roekport (partially ''jiddpiu and Miche (on rail) just before hitting finish line in $50909 aaVled ranforan handicap at San Bruno Calif Ponder trailed the field until the last few yards Old Rockport was second and Miche third --HIGHWAY with From the Sports World OMAHA Neb April 25 (En Route to Ogden With the Ogden Beds) — Only two members of the 1949 Ogden club of the Pioneer league will he back in uniform when the 1950 season opens at Salt Lake on Saturday The players are: Lenny Lamont first baseman and Herschel Hisle right- handed pitcher Tid-Bi- ts -- -- p Lament will again hold down Sarlo looks for the Beds to finish first base and Hisle a much imin the 1990 pennant d hurler will race" said proved Manager Cecil Scheftake his regular turn on the hill Hisle however has been suffering fel this morning "I hope Johnny from a stomach ailment and will is right With one or two excepbe on the shelft for at least ten tions I feel we are set for a fine days season Our team will be experiThe Reds squad of 1950 was seenced with good pitching Cinlected from players of three ""I'm happy to be back in Ogcinnati farm clubs after a long spring training program Many of den as a player manager Ogden the Reds have had previous ex has always held a warm spot in my heart This season 111 strive to perience keep the new Reds in the pennant Harold Valentine portly race at all times" to is be pitcher expected Final selection of players for the the mound ace for the season He club was left in the hands Ogden at 200 the scales better than tips Fred Fleig farm director Of pounds has a terrific fast ball of Cincinnati and Pat Patterson chief and a fine change of pace He la scout of the senior Reds an experienced flinger "The roster of players provided The entire Reds squad took in Ogden to open the season should the Cleveland-Chicag- o White Sox make Ogden and Northern Utah game at the Sox park Monday happy" said Mr Fleig "I'm Frank Lane former director of the fans that the Reds will be conCincinnati farm system now gen- sure tenders all the way As replaceeral manager of the White Sox ments are needed we'll do our best had the new Reds as his guests to assist Manager Cecil Scheffel Edward Bailey former Univer"The Cincinnati organization is athsity of Tennessee grateful to Ogden fans and lete will do most of the catching very new Ogden city commissionfor Ogden this season He received the ers Improvements carried out by more than $6000 He will share the commissioners will imcatching honors with Cecil Schef-f- provecity baseball in Ogden the new Ogden manager This sort of cooperation aplenty is welThe Reds wiU drill at Affleck comed Is one of our choice between the hours of eleven spots inOgden park minor league baseball a m and one p m Wednesday We'll do our best to give the fans the entire squad a contender during 1950" Wednesday night BusManager Cecil Scheffel and Business Johnny Sarlo iness Manager Johnny Sarin will reports thatManager all box seats for the go on the air over KLO with this Ogden opening May 1 have been corner at seven-thirt- y p m The sold He reports that he will broadcast will originate from the be at his also desk in the Eccles build- By The Associated Press Ford rooms Sales show Ogden NEW ORLEANS— Enrique Bo!a-no- s ing Wednesday Sarlo has been Fans are invited to be in attend- with 137 Los Angeles TKO'd the in club spring training ance 5 Bonetti 132 Milan Italy 4 since April The Reds will carry out the same I look one ts for of the beat drill program Thursday On Friday NKW HAVEN Conn — Rocky Scheffel will work under the said in oar history in Ogden 161 New York knocked Graziano Business Manager Sarlo lights starting at seven-thirt- y p m "Interest is high and I feet that out Danny Boy Wililams 165 DeWhen the City of San Francisco we troit (3L arrives in Ogden this evening the fans will draw way over 1M000 With on weather good May writer Will have traveled more than BROOKLYN— Bennie D'AndreS 7000 miles covering Pioneer league 1 we should shatter all opening 148 New York outpointed Johnny baseball camps This according to day Ogden attendance records" Darby 147 Paterson X J (6) Remember fans: Game time on Hugh Fullerton of the Associated n Press in New York is a record for May l will be PITTSBURGH—Bob Baker 202 p m e with a brief class C baseball knocked out Rusty ceremony Pittsburgh Pat Patterson chief Cincinnati Gates will open at seven p m 182 San Diego Calif (4) Payne n To avoid the scout to Ogden baseticket ball fans also boasts some NEWARK N J — Charley Salas kind of rush fans are urged to purchase a record In one solid year Patter- tickets at Bank Smokery The Mint 149 Mexico outpointed Charlie son spent only nine nights in his Frank and Roy's Grill and Sports Williams 148 Newark (10) spacious apartment in Cincinnati Center Reason: His duties carried him to CHICAGO — Joe Arthur 162 all parts of the United States durChicago outpointed Tony Mascia-rell- i 164 New York (8) ing the regular baseball season and in the slack period MIAMI Fia —Glen Hendershot Lenny Lamont likeable first 148 Miami drew with Billy Spang-le- r sacker was happy as a lark when 151 Shelby NC (10) informed of his transfer back to the Reds Lenny figures to hit a LEWISTON Ida Anril 24 fAP R I —Don WilPROVIDENCE lot of home runs now that the His new job as head coach at Idaho Mass TKO'd 148 Worcester liams field wall has been right State college is a '"great oddot- - Vinni Rossano 149 Brooklyn (8) in He slammed the fences moved Steve Belko said many tunity" yester times last year for doubles and day — BasHOLYOKE Mass Percy triples Belko declined comment on TKO'd Mario set 131 Joe Beggs Wm former major leapue pects at the Pocatello school pros be PachedcoPhiladelphia 153 Havana Cuba 10i yicmng siar now manager of the cause he has not had time to fa SANFORD Maine— Lloyd HudCharleston club of the Cent son 127 Bath Maine knocked out league looks for Oeden to be able talent Nadeau 1 27 Somersworth Nr Joe contender in the new The University of Idaho fresh- h (4) Pioneer league pennant raCc man cage coach was yesterday to Strange as it may seem Beggs has State posiSALT LAKE CITY — Rex Layne eleven former Ogden Reas oi ms tion He wasthein Idaho Lewiston on busi- 190 West Jordan Utah outpointed Charleston rosterThese players are ness Grant Butcher 184 San Francisco Ramsdall Wolf Bernhardt "I'm looking forward to my new (10) Long Guth Moore Santora Lanning! position because I feel it's a great Guy Eggert and Ross SAN FRANCISCO— Tommy opportunity" he said "I'm sure Ross Long Guy and Lanning it will take a lot of work though 172 Monaca Pa are pitching stars Ross still wild and I intend to work hard at it" Dave Whitlock 172 San outpointed Francisco but effective expects tto have a (10) good year with the Charleston Senators Charlie Wolf may be used as a mmty performer for Charleston i Beggs outfield probably will con- - AJ3L J50 vViei" SISt Of BobbV Guth in 8-- 6 Wan lr ntr Ramsdell in right field and Johnny COLUMBUS Ohio April 23 Moore in right field d (API — A LEWISTON Idaho April 24 Mr and Mrs Johnny Moore ex- machinist North Tonawanda (AP) —Shortstop Bob King cracked pect a blessed event in Septem- - N Y tookfrom over first dace in the out two home runs yesterday to give the Boise Pilots an 6 vicGuth now reBobby married Falls Selectrics tory over the Great sides in Kentucky in the off sea- - daV Jim Collins marked up an 1893 homer in King rapped a two-ru- n total without much notice from the the sixth and repeated in the sevThe He out 573 in the enth allrybe to !LnSkP?Ek team event 698 The game ended spring trainand other clubs of the 622 in the singlesin the doubles and basefor both Pioneer ing 1950 Movleue during Art Kirchen of Lansing Mich ball clubs They enter league league play was a master rolled fences in i? for second Friday rrus means more home runs place stroxe in the singles Boise 000 002 321—8 10 1 and more thrills for local and vis-- 1 And Knute Berg" and John Lar- - Great Falls 100 203 000—8 8 1 son of Chicago blasted a second lung fans Johnson and Smith Thurston Our business manager Johnny place doubles total of 1289 Korhonen and Winter one-two-thr- ee right-hande- er right-hand- ed all-arou- el ght Results Er-ma- no sea-sor- eight-fiftee- pre-gam- well-know- last-minu- te Steve Belko Likes New Position one-two-thr- ay-point- ed Ya-ro- Machinist Leads Pilots Wallop Selectrics gray-haire- 8-- rJm nil ?i - nd sz § By Carl Lundquiat NIEW YORK April 25 (UP)— Pract ical ly cv c r yon o m Ray Scarborough's first name but the Washington pitcher doesn't care — he's too busy casting spells over the Boston Red Sox ttoso By Mum Win 3-- 0 By Hal Wood SAN FRANCISCO is-sp- Somewhere along the line the official baseball manuals decided to spell his name Rae instead of Ray and it is a minor irritation to him but he forgets it quickly when he gets into the heat of battle Last night the former history professor who is a pickle salesman during JLhe off season pitched a three-h- it 3 to 0 victory over the Red Sox at Washington- - And but for one pesky batsman — Al Zarilla —he rpight nave had a For it was Zarilla who got all of Boston's hits two doubles and a single The Senators scored all of their runs in the eighth inning on one hit — and it was just a bunt Al d Papai the Boston right hander matched Scarborough all the way until that frame when he got in trouble by walking Scarborough to start the innihg Gil Coan dropped a bunt down the first base line but Billy Goodman threw too late to second and both runners were safe Sam Dente then bunted down the third base line and all hands were safe on Johnny Pesky s wild throw Scarborough scoring with what proved to be the only run he needed A second run was scored on interference by catcher Matt Batts and the final tally came across on an infield out Max Lanier f the Cardinals also turned in a brilliant hurling performance topping the Reds at Cincinnati 1 to 0 on a four-hittin which he doubled home the deciding run with two out in the ninth Lefty Ken Raffensberger down for his second defeat going was outpitched all the way giving up 10 hits The Dodgers the Braves at Boston 6 to stopped 4 as Willie (The Knuck) Ramsdell cut off a rally la the ninth to save the triumph for Don Newcombe Sam Jethroe doubled to put men on at second and third biit Ramsdell came in and nailed Willard Marshall on a pop fly and Bob Elliott on a grounder' The Dodgers got their marginal runs in the seventh when rookie catcher Del Crandall threw for the second time duringwildly the game Roy Campanella hit a two-ru- n Dodger homer All other major league games were rained out April 25 (UP) as offered Pitching by the crop of moundsmen during the first four weeks of play in the Pacific Coast league is the weakest in the circuit history a survey of the records revealed today There is some talk that the balk rule which has resulted in 178 balks being called through games oi April 22 is the cause of all tne bill trouble Bucky Walter baseball writer of the San Francisco News who has been watching the PCL brand of the nation! pastime for quite a few years sums it up this way "The pitching in the Pacific Coast league this year is the poor- eat ive ever seen says Walter i may be that the balk can be blamed The hurlers have so many things to concentrate on out there on the mound that they can't keep their mind on getting tne oalt over trie plate In any event the records show that up to now PCL moundsmen have issued 785 walks in comparison with only 703 strikeouts Good hurlers usually strike out d about more men than Weber and Ogden high track and field stirs clash Wednesday night under the arcs at Weber high stadium event between Kenny Bohon Ogden and Bob Cotvin Above they walk A grfat race! is expected In the Last year in the P C the left to right Coach Mark Ballif Ogden high gets Bohon in starting position while Coach Jack Soren- son Weber checks out t'olvin moundsmen struck out 6108 com a 11111 v — pared with 5327 walks—not a great record but much better than the boys are doing in 1950 At the present rate of walks and strikeouts the P C L moundsmen will sty tk A(iruitj Tress walk 5495 men in 1950 1 while By the Associated fres W Pet am striking out only 4821 4h-800 Detroit W X Pet CB Meanwhile the batters v no get Cleveland 3 0 I 000 Teaai Chicago! a chance to look at some new of eon 1 York New 3 833 I 5 Pittsburgh a soo i this week have been hav 4 1 800 Brook:' n I fering? Washington a 900 Its ing a lot of fun inuladetitftta Boston I g 667 Already tney ve 2 400 St a Louis 400 3 3 Philadelphia t clouted 108 home runs there are jI Boston 379 a Louis a St 3 4 333 33 men batting 300 or better— S00 3 1 0 4 000 3 '4 Chicago NW York and fellows who usually have a 0 5 000 4 Cincinnati Annual Weber-Ogde- n high school T stay's s( hniuif tough time getting the bat off their shoulders are whaling the horse-hid-e track and field freet is slated lor Hew York at Philadelphia Today's Schedule to all corners of the lot Detroit at St Louis might) Philadelphia at New York Wednesday at the Weber high field Boston at Washingtpn Brooklyn at Boston However this year the colorful Cleveland at Chicago Chicago t Pittsburgh (night Yesterday's star — Ray Scarbor-boroug- h Only games scheduled of the Senators who yearly event will! take place under Monday's Results a three-h- it 3 to 0 victory pitched the arcs beginning at seven-thirt- y s Besnltl ! 3 Boston 0 Washington over the Red Sox missing a 1 o'clock! New York at Philadelphia postponed ''!' St Louis 1 Cincinnati 0 only because Al Zarilla cot rain Brooklyn 6 Boston 4 It is believed the Wednesday Cleveland at Chicago postponed cold two doubles and a single at New York postponed Philadelphia I event will be the first night high weather rain Detroit at St Louis postponed wet Only games scheduled school j track ineft to take place grounds ' in Ogden Boston ' BraaklynII O1 A Boston Wasaiaztaav AH AB H OA The event is being pulled off at n a A S 1 3 0 ABHO 5 2 a 4'Ryanab ahi Reesesa 1 0 0 0 Coan If 3 0 10 4 3 4 O night this year tor allow the public I) Mag r rf 5 13 0 Jfthroe cf Shubalf HI 2 O 0 0 0 2 1:4 Dentess 2 0 Sntderci Marshall rf 4 3 3 1 to attehd according to Jack Soren 4 0 1 ljNorencf 4 0 4 0 Pesky 3b Rob ns on 2b 4 0 9 3 Elliott3b 1 S10 3 1 0 Hob'nsonlb 4 3 0120 0 2 5 4 of if coach 2 "Prev 0 the 0 0 host Gordon Zarillajf Furiliorf sop Joe Barney veteran Ogden keg squad 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 l'Torges'nlb 4 3 3 1 aHephenajw 4 0 0 2 Stewart Hodges lb ler of and citizens gave the bowlers of theity "SALT 1 many 3 0 0 iously Ogden 3 0 OS Yost3b Writhtlt 4 15 0 Morgan 3b 3 0 0 3 Crandallc ' LAKE CITY April 25 3 0 2 4 Kozar2b! 3 0 3 7 league a thrill last night as he 4 0 4 4 Weber county had expressed a de uoerr2b Camp'ellac 43 18 0 Kerrss 3 1 0 rolled nine consecutive strikes to (UP) — Heavyweight Rex Layne lb 2 0 11 1 Evanic Newc'mhep 011 Donovan p 0 0 0 1 sire to see the annual races but Goodman 6 2 0 0 0 start his third game Battse 10 All tne oowi-er- s Lewiston Utah used his extra 0 0 0 Chipmanp OOOl JUnud'Ujp ase i a Scarb'anja 0 0 0 O could hot attend because it in laKelaer' j stopped bowling and moved pounds to good advantage last 38 3 34 11 Totals 29 4 27 13 over to watch Barney shoot in the night in winning a unanimous 10 Totals 34 9 27 9 terfered with their jobs" Soren 33 7 27 12! Totals Totals I Boston 000 000 000—0 tenth frame all hoping to see the round decision over Grant Butcher aWalnd for Chipman tit th son declared 000 000 03x— 3 first perfect game to be rolled in Washington 100 013 20O- -0 west coast heavy-weigBrooklyn E— Peaky One colorful event will be a great RBI —Stewart 2B— Zarilla Boston 003 010 000— h Joe of San from number years Francisco in a Ogden E — Crandall 2 Kerr RBI— Furillo Elrace between Ogden 's Ken Bohan 2 3B — Evans S— Coan DP —Yost Kozar to come up on the head pin Layne at 190 pounds forced all liott 3 Snider Gordon Campanella 2 and Bbb Colvin! Weber in the and Robinson Dente Kozar and Rob- failed his tenth ball getting seven of the fighting and kept Butcher with inson 2B Elliott Jethroe HR— Campanella dash He picked up the three pins in a corner or against the ropes SB — Sniiar 3 furillo DP — Torgeson pins Weber standouts Other Gill are Kerv ana Torgeson Reese Robinson and and followed with a strike to fin- throughout the contest The blond a junior whose best Robinson Reese and Hodges Marriott Hodges ish with a total of 277 to tie Harry coast battler weighed 184 pounds — DonoLOeer J javelin toss this year was 162 feet Butcher was staggered in the late Davis for the highest game rolled van Don Shaw another junior a top season rounds this and twice let Layne half in play league sprinter and broadjump man: Don series for the evening shove half knock him through the Barney's si 1111S i I Cincinnati Dale hurdlers and Randall was 683 having games of 234 172 ropes Layne saved his opponent AB H O A Budge ABHQ A GIaviano3b 4 110 Adams3b 3 1 3 1 and polevaulters Fred Draayer in and 277 This was the highest se- from a spill into the front row at events W 0 srek Ronalds 3 3 cf and 2 rf 3 0 the 0 4 Diering weight ries of the night and the second one time by grabbing his heels 4 1 11 Hopenbeck high and broad jump Musiairf311 0 Ushercf highest series rolled in league play 4 0 3 0 Slaughter !f 4 2 8 O AdcockU alTommy Clifton Webei miler Final soccer workouts Ore being in 4 0 3 0 SohndnstZb 4 0 4 0 Cooper c Ogden this season Harry Davis 3 3 3 0 4 17 1 though only a sophomore recent- held at the Ogden stadium Wed- rolled a 888 series earlier! in the 3 0 4 3 ly ran the mile in 55 in a Salt 0 Hat ion 3b iwilkerj 001 for first place honors 3 112 Lake City meet 0 0 p 0 Stallcupss nesday and Friday at five p m in season Nebonlb The Bank Smokery broke the 3 0 0 1 3 Ofl Ricec ORafnsbrgrp stars of under Some the for the game Ogden preparation opening season's record for high team series 4 0 1 4 Miller s Coach Mark Ballif are Ray Smith y 2 p m in with a total 3181 The high series Saturday at Lanierp hurdler and javelin tosser Judge the t' stadium The Ogden team will was previously held by the Para31 4 37 8 Hawks weight and Jim Wright Totals 3310 27 51 Totals mount Ice Cream with a score of Ran tor BllksV In 8th middle distance runner play the Hollandia team of Salt 3173 J 000 000 001—1 St Louis Both sauads are reportedly load Lake City NEW HAVEN Conn ADril (X0 000 000—0 The City league doubles finished Cincinnati 'UP) — Rocky Graziano who was a E — Bilko Adcock RBI — Lanier 2B — ed in the sprints and weights diTom East season will Commissioner last doubling their night by Musial Blaughtef Lamer S— Glaviano visions which should provide close tiger with fists when he took the kick off° All soccer enthusiasts and bowling two series in one world DP— Hattim Adams and Klus- - competition Rice middleweight title from The championship league Loser night Winner Lamer lewski Field events will include discus are invited to come and cheer the was won in 1947 posted another Zale Tony Herb Joe and (042) Barney by Raffensbarger shot javelin high jump pole vault local team Under coaching of An- Wessman comeback victory today but it and broad jump? strictly the tabby cat type Next Monday's schedule was was d 220 gus Morrison and James Burton Racesi will be the The Minor League Results king from of because the deopening soccer postponed are the 440 880 mile Ogden players N Y knocked out Danhigh Brooklyn season Reds baseball of the Ogden By Thai Associated Press low hurdles veloping hurdles and ny Williams of Detroit in the third The members of the league Voted round International ileague Other events will probably in' will be free of their scheduled The so as to be on game reports the for postponement reclude the mile relay medley er last night The bout was so Toronto 6 Springfield 3 Albert Dransfield to secretary Reds the watch battle hand the half-mile d lay and: that the 5200' spectarelay Baltimore If) Montreal 9 Bees in the season's opener were happy to see it end tors Rochester at Jersey city postSummary: Williams was down in the first poned wet grounds City league teams: T High indisecond rounds but was saved Only games scheduled vidual series Joe Barney 683 and the bell each time Graziano by 613 American Association Davis Harold Welch Harry no ball of fire himself 587 High individual game Joe his timing in the third improved Indianapolis 4 Toledo 3 While Louisville 8 Columbus 3 Barney 277 Henry Bischoff 233 Williams was poking his feeble left se228 team Johnson Chas LONDON 25 High scheduled Ha (UP— Only games April at Graziano in the round CALDWELL Idaho April 25 waii s Dado Marino seemed left in ries' Bank Smokery 3181 Ameri- the Rock hit midway Pacific Coast League him on the law with CAP) —The College of Idaho Coy- the 3008 team Can can game High cold today as Honore Pratesi appeared to bfe a zipfess right otes went down to a double de- of France $pps games scheduled 1096 The Mint 1040 what hook The blow ended the match prepared to meet Terry Bank Smokery doubles: feat yesterday before a visiting Allen of Britain indiSouthern Association High City league took the Detroit boxer's seconds tonight for the vidual baseball world's Willianiette university series Horald Bateman 643 It Atlanta 10 Memphis 7 chamabout three minutes to revive him flyweight 6 to 1 and 11 to 6 boxing team 622 Wessman Herb Lynn Foley Birmingham 7 Little Rock 5 pionship were losses and The fourth the 584 High individual game Horald Mobile 4 Nashville 1 The American National Boxing fifth suffered by the Coyotes in Bateman 244 Herb Wessman 233 Davis 1160 New Orleans 4 Chattanooga 2 High team game— has asked the British Claude Northwdst conference play this association n 225 432 Hunt Davis High team seParry conboard of to Texas League J control boxing year S ries —Barney Wessman 1162 Hunt- - 417 sider Marino with Pratesi to along went :SWprt Worth 9 Dallas 5 ' Williamette ahead stay and Allen in a three-wa- y tourna9 a in the opening game when triple Tulsa Oklahoma and a single in the first inning ment for the championship va- n Shreveport 7 Beaumont 6 cated last month by Rinty Monag-haThe whiskey with Age adHouston 5 San Antonio 3 gave the visitors a two-ru- n Ireland However up to vantage: The C of I tallied its now of Westerni Leagn there has been no response core in the! third Denver at Wichita postponed only from the British group In nine Idaho the the nightcap in its flavor j rain J Pratesi already holds one decia lead m the first frame Pueblo at Colorado Springs post- took sion over Allen and was favored Then held and third the until it poned snow broke out with three at 2 to 1 to win tonight's Sioux City at Omaha postponed Williamette runs to move ahead adding five bout A crowd of 10500 was exrain runs on five hits and an error pected to attend at Harringay Lincoln at Des Moines postponed in the fifth arena despite a marked disinterest Wet grounds no-hitt- er loose-limbe- ' i L er one-thir- 109-ya- rd I- "! !L Weber Ogden American League Meet Seated National League - ' i Under Lights Barney Rolls 1 1 In City League f H no-hitt- er Rex Layne Trims Coast Fighter : 1 1 I top-ranki- ng ht s 100-ya- rd ! Winner-iNewco- Soccer Tilt Set tl-l- mbe iO-l- D For Saturday Graziano Trims Danny Williams Klus-skil- ! 1 four-thirt- -- j (1-- 100-yar- 120-ya- 200-yja- rd rd - d- one-side- Willamette Tips Coyotes twice Pratesi Allen Battle Tonight Barney-Wessma- -- 1 I -- O 1 15-rou- nd ANCIENT AGE I Navy Keglers Gain Two Victories Naval supply depot's Public Works Oarage keglers added two new victories to their bowling record They took the Navy's Monday Night Bowling! league championship and the 1950 NSD Clearfield Intec-Depcrown recentplay-of- f ly Headed by Doug Simmons of Layton captain the team includes Emmett Dunlap Clearfield Mr Simmons and Howard Davis Ogden Jim Scilley Ogden Clyde Ab-nOgden Frank Brown Ogden ot America's largest - selling 8:30 p 1 Wed 8:30 p m April 26 ViNT Floyd Hansen Vs Jack Kissr m MAIN StMI-flN- PRELIMINARY foil j year oM straight Kentucky i Dove Reynolds vs NazaHcm Buzz Jones v$ Tony Olives er whiskey 86 proof Ammu Ap Dia Co Frankfort t K i |