Show v "Bill1 M IWH Reds Bees Open Season Sunday Night at Derks Field Ogden Reds' Shortstop American League w Detroit Cleveland Washington New York Boston Philadelphia St Louis Chicago l Pet 4 S 5 9 I1 HI oft Today's Schedule New York at Washington (night) Philadelphia at Boston St Louis at Cleveland Only game scheduled Yesterday's Results Boston 4 Philadelphia 1 Cleveland 6 Detroit 1 Washington 9 New York 4 Chicago at St Louis postponed DM1ZC cMartm 10 IMi AA vnwtov By Al Warden New Infielders Seek Ogden Positions rain 0 0 0 0 r eight-fiftee- Business Manager Claude Eng- berg of the Bees informed the writer over long distance telephone early today of the postponement Ogdenites and others holding box seat tickets for the scheduled game tonight will be pleased to know that these tickets will be honored Sunday evening Bill Morones one of the aces of the Bees' mound staff of 1949 will toe the rubber for the Earl Bolyard machine He is a righthander of fine ability The veteran catcher Hal Danielson will work back of the plat- ter for theaSalt Lake aggregation Manager Cecil Scheffel of the Reds has nominated Howard Val entine righthander to A perform on the hill for Ogden of rookie catcher Edgar Bailey University of Tennessee will be back of the plate No Change in Double Play 3100 1100 0 0 0 1 1 Sports Editor The weather man won a decision over the Salt Lake Bees and Ogden Reds today and forced postponement of the opening game until Sunday night at Derks Field in Salt n Lake City Game time will be p m sharp Standard-Examine- SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 29 1950 New Yark Waahiagtaa 4 13 0 AB H O A Coanlf 4 2 1 0 Dentesa 4 0 11 Rizzutoas 2 9 2b 0 3 3 9 0 Coleman INorencf 9 10 1 Robinson lb Bauer rf 0 11 1 DiMaggtocf 4 18 0 Stewartrf 3131 4 18 0 Yoit3b 3 0 3 8 Berrac 3 1 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 0 0 4 Koxar2b 3 110 Grasaoc 3 0 3 0 Lindell If Collins lb 4 1 0 1 3180 Nagyp Sanfordp aJenaen Pagep rtnvil rJr SITti gb Morones Valentine Hook Up In Slab Battle Batting Orders Announced Says Rizzuto 01 37 11 24 8 Totals 38 8 37 10 Totals a — Singled for Sanford in seventh b — Grounded out for Collins in ninth out for Page in ninth New York 011 100 100—4 002 000 Six— S Washington E— Yost Collins RBI — DIMaggio Sanford Noren Stewart Johnson Nagy 2B — Sanford 3B— Noren HR— DIMaggio Noren Nagy S— Groaao Kozar Triple Robinson and Grasso Play— Stewart Loser— Page Winner— Nagy By Oscar Fraley less NEW YORK April 29 Fraley's facta and figures Little Phil Rizzuto the American (UP)-Fear- league's premier shortstop as hat continues to pull fielding gems the Yankees claims that he hasn't assl 4ssaassVssssssl fnP noticed any difference in the way jpl Jnab £ gs &aw Boston Philadelphia base runners fly down to second AB H O A ABHO A obbbbbbbbsjB& Sbsbs oaaasssssssseBasa since the football block to break 3 2 4 3 Goodman lb 4 0 12 1 Joostss 3 3 18 McCoskylf 3 0 2 0 Pesky3b the double play was outlawed up 4 0 8 I Zirillarf Fain lb 3 0 10 "One of the reasons is that we g 1 4 4 3 10 Stephensss 13 Dillinger3b kvaf T t aW haven't made many double plays" 3 3 3 4 Chapman ef 3 0 3 0 Doerr2b Lake's machine has underSalt Phil chuckled "But I hope they 3 12 0 Wellmanrt 4 2 2 0 Wright If gone an almost complete "face4 3 11 O Brun ei ' Suder2b 4 0 4 0 lssl sssssVnBsssssssssW sssjaasssT ssssssssssa that enforce can rule because you 4 0 3 0 TebbetUe lifting" since the writer gave 'em Tiptonc 3120 sure get banged up by those base the A Kellner p 3 1 1 3 ParneUp once over at Palo Alto last 3118 runners who go for you instead of for Totals 32 8 24 10 Totals the bag You sure can 31 8 34 18 100 000 000—1 Philadelphia whenyou're only five feet seven Boston 200 100 Olx —4 inches high RBI— Dillinger 2 Wright Pesky With the Kentucky Derby only O'Brien 2B— Stephens Tebbetts Pesky one week away two of the coun3 B— Doe it Jooat 9 — McCoaky DP— Pesky Doerr and Goodman Stephens try's leading— jockeys still are withJsssssssssssss and Goodman: Kellner Joost and Tain out mounts Ted Atkinson and Eric Winner— ParneU Loser— Kellner Guerin Nor wiU the two top ridSUA) ers in the country be at Churchill Downs when they play "My Old Cleveland Detroit ABHO A ABHO A The leading Kentucky Home" I Mitchell If 4 11 0 Li Don 3 12 3 winners are Joe Culmore and Boudreauaa 4 0 8 3 Priddv2b 9 0 3 4 Frankie Bone — but both are ap3 0 1 0 Kell3b Easter rf 4 3 13 0 0 0 0 Waxtzrf 3 12 0 Lenny Lamont veteran first sacker is the only Infield player of the 1949 Reds back In the fold for the prentices and you need a repuDobycf 3 0 3 8 Mullinlf Gordon 2b new season Four infield candidate are shown above left to right: Ronald Melgaard Howard Padgett 4 0 2 0 to tation in this one get 3 14 0 Grothcf Ken dycf-r- f 4 1 1 t Eugene Hatton and Edward Ralston Hatton is the regular shortstop Ralston will play third and Padgett Eddie Waitkus the Philadelphia 2 0 0 2 Kryhoskilb 4 0 11 0 osen3D second at la a will base open Phillies' first baseman is having a Melgaard utility infielder 3 2 8 OGinsberac Vernon lb 3 0 4 0 4 3 3 1 Gray p fine year after recovering from his S 3 0 1 Heganc 4 0 0 0 eKeiler Fel 0 0 10 The Chicago shooting last June White p 0 0 10 only worry is that Waitkus was in 0 0 0 0 Calvert p f Robinson 1 1 0 0 playing shape so early as he came 0 0 0 0 up the road back that he might lose gBerry L Pet GB his stamina and weight during the "348 37 13 Totals "308 3711 Totals 778 7 g hot months e — Safe on fieldera choice for Gray Brooklyn 2 790 'H Pittsburgh "I wouldn't have given a dime in seventh 1 3 750 l' Chicago f— Singled for Calvert in ninth for him the first time I saw him 2 3 936 4 Boston g — Ran for Robinson in ninth when he returned to the club last 4 5 444 3 St Louis Cleveland 000 030 103 8 Philadelphia 444 3 4 5 year" said Manager Eddie Sawyer Detroit 000 000 010—1 New York S 4x 60 143 "But now I've half a mind to shoot E — Gordon RBI— Cincinnati Wertt Priddy 143 5 3B— Hegan the rest of my guys because Eddie Hegan 3 Mitchel — S Bourdeau Vernon is the most improved man on the Schedule Today's DP— Gordon Boudreau and Vernon:Lipon Kell club" Sounds like he's talking Earl Bolyard Brooklyn at New York Priddy and Kryhoaki 3 Priddy Llpton NEW YORK April 29 (UP) —Manager Burt Shotton of about the old Phillies Boston at Philadelphia ana nxynoaKi winner — reiier Loser at Cincinnati Gray Parnell of the Boston Red April 9 Only a few of the playPittsburgh the Brooklyn Dodgers admitted today that his ace right- SoxMelfinally Chicago at Sr Louis (night went the distance yes- ers of that date still wear Bees' hander Don Newcombe "has a very sore arm" then added terday to score his second victory uniforms Yeaterday'a Result and he it to "not running Manager Earl Bolyard of the 4 St Louis 3 Pittsburgh quickly that he wasn't worried "because the guy who re- Out of attributed He was taken out Salt Lake club is well pleased with Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1 gas" starting machine The former lieved him last night is just as fast as he is" against the Yankees on opening the Brooklyn 5 New York 3 manager expects his Philadelphia 6 Boston 1 day and went six to beat the A's Twin toFalls That guy is another Negro fire-- - — be a contendei all the club was but worried about the going Cincinnati ball hurler Dan Bankhead who formance to give the Indians Chicago 6 route— until he flattened the As way ABHO A ABHO A scored hi first major league vie- ' Bolyard will trot out the followto x deeision over the league lead-tor- y again 2 Adams 2b Terw 913 3012 ger2b ing batting order for tonight's in0 3 3 0 3 5 over Maurcrf in the Giants to 13 the 13 o NEW YORK April 29 (UP) — Lowreylf ing Tigers at Detr0it Feller clash: itial 3 0 9 2 Wy st kcf-r- f 3 0 3 0 Ward lb Grounds and probably earned tered eight hits and would have had Dick Wakefield" traded to the Chi- Adeocklb 4 3 B OSauerU Dick Treat shortstop 10 0 0 1 a 0 a S 3 shutout a but 3 for 0 0 walk Jeffcoatlf Dick Powers or Herman Wedehimself a position as a starter single cago White Sox by the New York LitwhilerjtV 3 0 9 0 Merrtmanef J 0 0 Pafkocf error and an infield out The center field meyer 4 2 0 3 Serena 3b In the third inning when the an 3 0 0 1 Yankees said he was ready to Hatton3b Indians made their runs on six hits Bill Edestein right field 4 1 5 ScCav rretta 0 0 10 Stallcupss 4 0 a to lead and had Dodgers Jim Hegan driving in three of them quit baseball for the second time Howelle 4 0 4 1 ShvaUeyat Tommy O'Laughlin left field 4143 3 03 3 Newcombe ordinarily would have on a double and single in six weeks today as the one- - Wehmeierp 3 10 0 Owehvc Yonomine first base Wally o Mlnnernm l o o been a Vcincn" winner The Browns and White Sox were second base Tuckett Glen e was time $52000 outfielders career o o o r vand rp out after two innings rained base third Lou Perego o o Wes a Westrum took another bizarre turn for aaawauai single by catcher Hal Danielson 0 0 0 0 tagged Hillerp Wakefield said he would confer 1 0 0 Oi and a long triple by pinch-hittbWalker Bill Morones or Percy Fisher Yesterday's star — Steve Nagy of 'C — — oooo Pete Milne the Washington Senators who beat with General Manager Frank Lane Oubielp pitcher ace Yankee of the relief Scheffel Joe Cecil for the Page of the White Sox today but would Totals at Manager the shoulder 37 2 27 1 33 9 27 11 Totals Grabbing his arm Reds announced his batting order-a- s not play unless his salary was rea — Flied out for Vander Meer in fifth and gesturing as if all was not well second time in less than a week By Associated Press b— Grounded out for Hitler in eighth he took himself out of the game 5 to 4 on the margin of his own follows: stored to the $22500 which he c— At least 13 men had occasion k Filed out for Serena in ninth homer Fosfer center field Llovd made with the Detroit Tigers last Cincinnati to balkcame across snarl in and after Bankhead the breakfast table 000 030 000—3 Howard Padgett second base Wakefield accepted a full Chicago this year run of the second in the 000 001 000—1 and at rub inning morning ing gingerly Hatton 25 per cent cut when he signed shortstop E — Smalley Wehmeier Eugene KBI — Ad cork settled down and allowed six scattheir stiff and aching necks All Ronald Harrtson center field 2B — Smalley S — Lowrey tered lilts and with the Yankees six weeks ago 3DP —Hatton are one run therePacific Coart just league pitchers base first Adams Adcock: Ward Lenny Lamont Stallcup and after threatening to quit if George and vulnerable variety after Winner — Wehmeier Smalley third base Rslston Edward Weiss general manager three-houof the Yan- Loser— r Their necks got that way from Minner Brooklyn sewed up jthe Bunch right field kees did not give him a $20000 Rudy 35 minute marathon with By the Associated Press because and looking up Friday night's contract Edgar Bailey catcher New York in which Pioneer a four-ru- n third Brooklyn outing was a hectic one for the Harold Valentine pitcher The Yankees gave up on WakeLeague ABHO A ABHOA Duke Snider's two-ru-inning n mound was fraternity triple 4 18 4 Stanky2b Bert Dunn new owner of the field yesterday and sold him to the Reescss 4 Boise 2 3140 Twin Falls The was the blast full home of atmosphere 5 2 1 0 Lockmanlf 4 0 3 0 big Bees and Claude Engberg manWhite Sox for an undisclosed sum Shubalf Great Falls at Pocatello runs at L C postP 'Bull-penthe 3 s 3 0 9 S 3 3 0 Simmons in Form Snldercf DMu'llerrf parks look for around 8000 fans and Outfielder Johnny Ostrowski Robinson 3b 3 0 3 7 Thompson 3b 4 0 11 poned rain swarmed with And ager for the opener if weather con At Philadelphia Lefty Curt SimOstrowskl was immediately 4 3 0 0 Thomaoncf asat Idaho Falls postponed the pitchers harriedactivity 3 2 4 0 Furillorf Billings and care are good 3 1 10 2 Harshmanlb 3 0 7 1 mons hurled a three-h- it 6 to 1 vic- rain signed to the Yankees' Kansas City Hodgeslb worn marched on and off the field ditions neas ana ees Daue adui 4 3 14 Morgan 3b 3 0 0 1 Darkse The Farm club in the American Assoover Braves the them scheduled holding Only games in solemn procession 2 2 3 1 tory at Salt Lake Camp'nellac 3 130 01 Weatrumc afternoon ciation Sunday He scoreless ninth until the also 0 0 0 0 at 10 1 0 Kramer p Oakland for games Especially where move to In Chicago Lane said that Wake- Newcombep Ogden cause a They'll his at Pacific Coast a bat with aided Milne 0 0 0 0 League pair the fourth place Acorns used five Bankheadp 3 0 and nights Tuesday field "was legally bound 0 0 0 0 Hansen to Mopday of p Eddie Kaitkus blasted play Los Angeles 7 Hollywood 6 (10 twirlers in a futile effort to check with the White Sox- 10 03 0 foursingles bWeatherly singles to lead the Philly's 14- -' innings) the flow of hits from the booming Bees Have Rookies 10 4 hit attack "We have not heard from WakeHartungp in which Sain Dick Treat Herm Wedemeyer 7 5 Sacramento Johnny bats of the San Francisco Seals Portland cftigney 1000 was kayoed field" Lane said "and until we San Diego 6 Seattle 4 The Seals won 8 to 3 Wally Yanomine and Bill Edestein do assume he'll play with the White Salt Lake Brilliant pitching also was the San Francisco 8 Oakland 3 At Los Angeles Jack Salveson new members of the Sox I don't know anything about 34 10 27 11 Totals 36 11 27 13! Totals Earl Bolyard at rookies for are Reds the team Chicago came on big payoff in a — relief role for a for in Kramer third Hollyhim emitting If he doesn't report Tripled where Herman Wehmeier turned in International League b — Struck out for Hansen in fourth wood In the 10th inning with the informs the writer though we'll take back our Johna two-h- it 3 to 1 triumph over the c — Struck out for Hartung in ninth score Tommy O'Laughlin former Pio14 at six and tied Montreal 4 two with men neer Springfield 1 ny Ostrowski" and 004 001 000—3 Cubs It was Cincinnnati's first win Brooklyn league batting champion 11 aboard Salveson Baltimore threw just one Hal Danielson Toronto vetWakefield arrived here early this New York 003 100 000 — 3 and are catcher first Joe defeat 10 Chicago's ball Pitcher Bob Muncrief also Buffalo 5 RBI — Snider 2 Jersey City Furillo I— Thompson where Shuba morning from with the Bees Furillo Milne Dark Campanella Adcock and Grady Hatton led the Rochester at Syracuse postponed a reliefer was the batter for Los eran performers he was informedWashington of the sale He 2B— Furillo some had — Snider Powers Dick — experience two attack 3B with hits SB Milne Cincy apiece rain was expected to contact Lane Shuba Campanella Reese S— Angeles And he tagged that one with Twin Falls Hodges off Paul Minner a for clean that scored pitch sometime today single DP— Robtnson Reese and Hodges NewGlen Tuckett Lou Perego Percy Ralph Kiner hit another prodi- American Association the winning run Angels 7 Hollycombe Reese and Hodges Reese Robinand Gene Cheeli have had Fisher son and Hodges 6 wood Winner — Bankhead gious home run to give Pirates a 1 Minneapolis 4 Milwaukee 4 to 3 victory over the Cardinals at limited Loser — Kramer professional experience was Muncrief the fourth Los Louisville 6 Toledo 2 Jack Walters Mike His blow came in a Edgar Bailey Hatton Pittsburgh see to hurler 5 action 2 Angeles Columbus Indianapolis and William Gene three-ru- n SI Louis and Fittabargfc Rainey gave inning St Paul 13 Kansas City 11 combined Rudy Bunch are rookies with the Hollywood's defeat ABHOA? ABHOA sophornore eighth Bill second his Werle with San Diego's fourth straight Reds Other players now in suits Glaviano3b 4 2 0 3 Beard rf 4 13 0 Hemus3b 4 4 8 0 straight triumph a steady nine-hi- t Texas League 10 0 11 Hopplb triumph over Seattle lofted the Ogden have had experience 3 2 4 2 0 job 13 Kinerlf Padres to within half a game of with San S Antonio 6' Fort PROVO April 29— Timpanogos Dieringcf Ross elongated Worth Cliff cMowerton 110 0 Fernandez3b 4 3 3 3 The Washington Senators the lead Max West and Dee Moore will Houston 2 Dallas 1 Archers are holding their "arrows Slaughters 4 110 Westlakecf 4 0 3 0 defeatedupstart the Reds in a few day join the world champion the 3 1 11 0 Murtaugh2b 3 113 necessary implements He has been with Charleston of the Oklahoma City 12 Shreveport 9 provided crossed" to ward off the threat of Bilkolb in Yankees second the time for' 8 4 110 Rojek ss for San Diego's to 4 conquest 3 0 10 Tulsa at Beaumont postponed and pitched three bad weather for opening of their Blatnikrf 3 0 3 3 eCoogan At Sacramento Joe Marty drilled Central league the Reds 10 0 0 three starts 5 to 4 as Brooklyn last Sunnew archery target range Sundav Sch'nd'st2b against 3 13 0 CaatigUonesa 10 0 0 Dodger castoff Steve Nagy won his Ricec innings Dick Drilling Portland's second out five and alSouthern Association 1 0 0 0 struck He 2 0 2 0 own afternoon April 30 This municipal aWalker ritzgeraldc day k an with game 0 0 0 0 fRickart 0 0 0 pitcher for a home run in the lowed no hits in three frames Mobile 2 Chattanooga 0 range just east of the Timpanogos Garagiolac run in athe eighth inning 3 0 2 4 McCulloughc 1 0 4 0 home ninth with one man on base Mlllerss It Scheffel will be 9 Atlanta 6 golf course is being put in order Staleyp Rock Little Manager Butch when 3 0 0 2 Werlen who scattered 11 hits also 2 10 4 Nagy broke up the ball game and gave back Ross takes the of 9 8 plate by the Timpanogos archers under Boycrp 1 0 0 0) won 0 0 0 0 gSaffcll Birmingham Memphis the other game from the a 7 to 5 verdict me sacs hill 0 direction of Norman Whittaker MCazak the 0 0 at Nasnville New Orleans 10 110 Mainp postYankees and in both cases his vicCoast League Bad weather hampered the drills club prexy First formal shooting Poholskyp 0 0 0 0 tim was the great relief pitcher poned rain of the season is scheduled for SunTeam W L Pet GB of the Reds and Bees Thursday 37 24 14 Totals 39 12 27 9 Joe Page Totals and Friday Western League o'clock 8 day afternoon at 20 714 a— Struck out for Rice in eighth Hollywood Lake opener here Athletics Bumped In case inclement weather forces The Ogden-Sa- lt b— Singled for Boyer in eighth 11 20 San 645 All rain Diego games sift postponed to shatter c — Doubled for Diertng in ninth promises night Sox The Monday Red cancelling of the inaugural event 10 San 14 533 5 by Francisco gained ground e — Struck out for Rojek in sixth for baseball marks attendance all on favorite visitors their 13 opening ceremonies will be held 14 5V4 Oakland 519 picking f—Grounded out for Fitzgerald in sixth the This will only be posin Ogden Athletics for a 4 to 1 decision during their invitational target 14 14 500 6 Portland g— Flied uot for Werle in seventh weatherman orders a the if sible St Louis 200 100 000— 3 Lefty Mel Parnell wdn his second meeting on May 21 15 18 Los Angeles 484 64 clear skies and warm Mount Ogden archers will open Pittsburgh 100 000 30x— 4 game spell eight-hitte- r a as 11 19 the 367 10 Sacramento Glaviano Castiglione RBI— Slaugh- Red Sox steady their target season with an invita- terE—Blatnlk Reds Prepared defeated the Athletics for 6 21 222 13 4 Seattle Klner 3 Bllko Hopp tional meet on Sunday May 7 on g ball We have a Rice Fernandez Beard the 12th consecutive time in Bostheir range near St Benedict's hos- Murtaugh Hopp tor the long HR— Klner are Howerton SB — ton Alex Kellner though the loser and ready club N C PINEHURST Shef-fe- l Formal scoring will com- Diering April 29 DP —Glaviano Schoendienst was the first lefty to pitch a compital season" said Manager Cecil —Mrs Estello Law son Page of Winner — Werle mence at "We (UP) p m under and Bllko Reds may Boston of at home the today game plete against Staley guidance of Carl Strebel He also Chapel Hill N C was favored to since the 1948 season have one or two replacements Leasae within ten days The balance of yielded eight hits but three were win her eighth north and south wo- Pioaeer Br Associated Press team looks set for the doubles by Vem Stephens Birdie men's amateur the missioner Stowe have made the W U Pet golf championship Tebbetts and Johnny Peaky and ooo Ogden improvements possible 1 l 01 today against Pat O Sullivan of Or- Boise Business Manager Johnny Sarlo another a triple by Bobby Doerr Fred Dad' Clark George Wess-le- r 000 Twin rail with requests finals Salt Lake 000 has been flooded 0 8 Bobby Feller proving to folks ange Conn in the and J F Dad' Gimlin baseball City have been These seats 000 0 0 box Ocden for that he isn't all "washed up" turned stars of years ago will be on hand brilBoth finalists demonstrated 000 sold out for more than a month 8 Pocatello 4 in another for the Ogden opener Monday sturdy pitching per- liant short-iro- n 000 in their Idaho Falls 4 NEW YORK April 29 (UP)— games General admission tickets are 8 0 000 night The youngest spectator un-- ! Billing Mrs available' at The Mint Bank now victories Demarco of yesterday 0 0 000 Great Falls Brooklyn gained doubtedly will be the cute young Paddy Smokerv Frank and Roy's Grill aggressiveness to gain sub- Page former national women's son oi ir ana Mrs Konaid Har- stature as a possible challenger for with stantial margins on the cards of amateur titleholder defeated Mae Gates at Og-- i and Sports Center SeheSele rison Ogden outfielder lightweight champion Ike Williams' Referee John Watson and one of Murray of Rutland Vt 3 and 2 Batarftar's Affleck park wili open at iriati-e- r den's Lake rValenUnTi at Salt Ogden Remember Fans Game time title today by the judges winning a while Miss O'Sulivan beat Helen or CbeUi 8:15 p m seven p m Monday at Affleck park on Mondav night split decision over Denis In the fifth round Demarco Sigel of Philadelphia 3 and 1 Great Palls iManier) at Pocatello BradyScores of fans of Morgan Lay- will be 8:15 p m sharp Tickets of New York last night atPat St Nich- opened a bad cut over Brady s iCummlngsi 8 IS p SSL tdh Clearfield Kaysvilie Hunts-- i may be obtained now at The Mint olas arena Billings 'Fazzioi at Idaho Falls 135Demarco left SAN DIEGO Calif —Clarence eye ville weighing Brigham City Tremonton rr 8:19 p Bank Smokery Frank and Roy's Demarco employing rushing and forced the fighting throughout most Henrv 188 Los Angele knocked H tue and other secti ms of north Boise Twm ri Falls at Logan Grill and Sports Center i ern Utah will be in the stands slugging tactics piled up points of the bout Brady weighed 137 V out Al Spaulding 200 Oakland 1 830 p m 195-pou- Face-Liftin- Gene Hatton cousin of the Cincinnati Reds third baseman Grady Hat-to- n has the task of trying to fill the brogans left by Johnny Temple as the Ogden Reds open the 1950 pennant race Hatton will perform at shortstop for the Ogden club He Is a fine fielder and will get his share of base hits faAalLif JMlT 4P" SPORT GJWS with p 1 Cowboys Looks Like Team to Beat Twin Falls Cowboys in the opinion of this corner looks like the team to beat for the 1950 Pioneer league baseball pennant Walter Berger star of the Pocatello club of Utah-Idah- o league days later a major league outfield marvel is s the new skipper of the Cowpokes This corner covered nearly 7000 miles by automobile and streamliner during the past three weeks to get a glimpse of six of the eight Pioneer league clubs In my opinion Twin Falls Billings Pocatello and Ogden will be the first division pennant contenders The Cowboys wUl not set the world afire as hitters but ihey will have good pitching and splendid defensive play Inasmuch as the New York Yankees have eliminated all western farm clubs except Twin Falls this is another reason fans can exUrnr jSMsaUs pect Twin Falls to be powertul and a definite contender The second division race appears to rest between Salt Lake Boise Great Falls and Idaho Falls Salt Lake Bees according to Burt Dunn over a Salt two-wa- y broadcast last night will win the pennant Dunn said that the Bees boast the best catcher in the league in Hal Danielson the top shortstop in Dick Treat the finest outfield in the league in Herman Wedemeyer Bill Edestein and Tommy O'Laughlin the best first baseman in Wally Yonomlne and the 1950 league batting champion in O'Laughlin Best of Everything Dunn also said Edestein will be the greatest outfielder in all Pio- neer league history That is taking in a 101 ot grouna wir uunn After hearing Mr Dunn over the program in which this corner Johnny Sarlo and Mai Wyman were featured we can't quite figure out why the teams should even play for the crown In short Mra Dunn's boys have it spread on platter now At least that is Mr Dunn's opinion Ogden s team will be young agpunch gressive with The longest shot of the season to win the pennant is Idaho Falls Unless a miracle happens the Russets are again doomed for last place The surprise team of the year may be Joe Bowman's Great Falls Selectrics Reports from Lewis-to- n Idaho tell us that the Selectrics are loaded in all departments qf play Despite the fact that the Boise Pilots are loaded with experienced players the free lancing Pilots under Haydn Walker don't figure to be first division material Two standout baseball announcOnly two of the managers of ers Auggie Navarro of KLO Og1949 are back Joe Bowman has top and Mai Wyman of returnedcto Great Falls and Larry den KALL Salt Lake are ready for Shephard likeable manager at Billthe new baseball season Wyman ings is back for a third season will air all of the Salt Lake road 'Shephard will be one of the top and home games and Navarro will twirlers of the league the mike again for Ogden's Cecil Butch' Scheffel catcher be at e schedule Wyman and with Ogden under Bill McCorry rate with the best an- ISavarro 11 He is directing the new Reds share catching dutieswith Rookie an T Rflnnr LQ'ht are Edgar Bailey Tennessee sensation of again Scheffel comes to Ogden with company Reds' the Bees' and broadcasts three years of managerial experience He's a fighting type of skip and attempt to per and one Ogden fans will go weak spots overDoaro xor The new pilot at Idaho Falls is strengthen Lelio Marcucci He is a former °Ptim"m Prevails From the bat boys of the eight Pacific Coast league star He's played the outfield third base cities to President Jack Halliwell ana nas taxen ms turn back of a spirit of optimism prevails Hal- the platter Boise will be piloted bv Ford UweU looks £or the leaue to break Mullen another former Coast aU existing attendance marks and to offer spirited competition to league player Larry Barton veteran first base- - ithe final wire man will manage and play the in- The most baseball or- me rwtieiio cara- - cnara in meimproved uji league certainly is inals He will hit aplenty in the C Ogden's John Affleck park fences have been moved in warm up league A gentleman who needs no in mounds and plates for the home troduction to Pioneer league base teams and visitnra nsar the amrA ball fans will direct the Salt TjV inetnw4 UUgUUU rtnd hum Kn MV j been Bees Earl is a former Twin Falls painted additionalIIWHII1EU seats have manager Bolyard in the opinion installed directly back of home of the writer is one of the all- - plate a nine foot wide cinder path time top skippers of the Jack Hal- - j constructed around the entire ll circuit field a new entrance has been Many rookies who looked pretty erected the press box has been in spring training may find and other improvements themselves shipped to other leagues larged made in due time As in the past it will Commissioner Thomas East and take two or three weeks before his two sports minded commission-clubs of the league will learn of ers Mayor Rulon White and Com Await Season Lake-Ogde- n all-arou- 126-gam- JL'ni Inl" j j — I — — out-liwe- en-go- ' (2-- 0) Naiional League SB-Ken- Wakefield Retire Dan Bankhead Pitches Bums To Win Over Giants Senators Defeat Yankees nedy lay scat-Pol- Coasi Hurlers Get Rough 1 ' Ball Treatment er i inside-the-par- Minor Results (1-- 1) (0-- 1) -- Archers Prepare For Provo Meet (1-- 0) (0-- 1) left-hand- er inside-the-par- 1 one-thir- ty Page Picked to Capture Title SB-Sla- ughter good-lookin- Pioneer League one-thir- ty sea-so- Demarco Captures Split Decision 18-ho- n" le i j semi-fina- i ls nd Me-K- - J ' 4 euena-waade- ar i -- |