Show Wasatch League Bowling Champions Bill Slate Double Electrics Ogreds 2 Surprise! New York Wins Over Brooklyn Wet Grounds Cold Weather Sid Halts Opener By Carl Lundquist NEW YORK May 1 (UP) — It had to happen— it just had to — and lippy Leo Durocher warned today that it will be well to watch out for his Giants from npw on After 11 straight defeats by the team most experts picked to win the National league pennant the Giants finally came through with a sweet victory last night humiliating the Dodgers 8 to 5 before a packed house of 33962 of their faithful fans in Ebbets field-Fivof those defeats had been TUESDAY EVENING MAY Ogden Reds and Great Falls Electrics were forced to postpone tonight's series opener because of wet grounds and cold weather Business iHanager Johnny Sarlo announced early today 1 1951 They're Just Wild About Harry meet in a double The teams header V?ed!nfesday night weather permitting jwSth the first game at pi fri Wednesday's first six-thir- The game wjll be seven innings second 'contest will be over nine innings Buck Elliott manager of the Great Falls dlub will use Larry Manier Pionejer league veteran in one of the games as a hurler Wednesday Johns Hahn another right handerlwill get' the! other mound e Nunn Bush Shoes romped home with the Wasatch league bowline championship trimming Marsh Pest Shoes the second half Control In a playoff MarshwPest Control won the first half and N'unn Bush Members of the championship team are shown left to right: The victory margin was oiity five pins Bill BauerjAl DeCorso Captain Matt Fdel Earl Bates and Bill Kobe-- i administered by the hated Brooklyn rivals and there was authentic anger in the mood of the Giants when they took the field and scored six big runs in the first inning "That was what we needed that was all that I ever asked for in ill this long long stream" Durocher said "1 wanted gjust one little break to go our way just one big inning to break the tension just one game where evry ball we hit didn't go right Into' the hands of some opposing fielder I knew if that happened the roof would fall : Enalish Fans Give Support To Mil Sport ZtJ2tVL tfnisuTr huck tn JorsevC Vy TlJk ven when it's a £o?va°iiaM ! Schneiter served the PGV witha $12000 a year expense account) and a salary of $10500 per year George Is one of 30 golfers in- - j vited to compete in the Colonial National Invitational tournament at plan is for Thomas — "champion of the rest of the world outside the western hemisphere'' — to meet the winner of the Kid Gavilan-Johnn- y Bratton' welterweight title bout 0 "It wouldn't do more thn here with television" sidhs Jersey "In London or Cardiff it Would do $150000 to $200000 There's tremendous loyalty in Wales and they've just opened a big new stadium in Cardiff They must be very anxious to get a title They haven't got one over thee now they had two but lost fhehi both And Jack Solomons would be passing up his promotional profit If We could get a word too" in we'd say Solomons probably will find a way to make a profit The I's Have It American league of Earl Milligan dug this one out Seems George Mori-artthe past e the ump called a playthird strike on a er who had tangled with him beAs George bellowed fore "stee-rik- e three" the player turned S40-00- y Manager Occil Scheffel of the Ogden Reds will use Mike Crossin and Blackie Mansueti against the colorful Great Falls club Frank Gibson hard hitting outfielder will join the Reds WednesEe has had a lot of day night experience agd may bold down right field He bats left handed Her-mans- Boise Idaho sports fans are just wild about Marry Matthews Matthews recently defeated Bob Murphy in New York's Madison Square Garden A Boise promoter has offered Joey Maxim world's champion $60000 to defend his title in Boise against Matthews this summer There is also talk of a Rex Layne-Harr- y Matthews bout in Boise during the summer season i — J 4— r - light-heavywei- Wednesday American League Derby Trial io Indian Plots Deaihlock Hold Get Interest Against Texas 0'Dowdy- 'i "5 the very trail At Berthana Arena Wednesday rac for what be the Cleveland Washington New York Boston Chicago Detroit ki W L 7 3 a T - 4 Pet GB 700 70O S67 as JMShJS? — - — — j £5 full-blood- ed - — I Jackie Roliinson Takes Early Leacjrfn Bitting Sports Page Pioneer League National League self-style- d ' fast-closi- 1 high-soundin- one-mi- sn-i- -- 1 nseudo-Dreach- ing staff but what about that Yankee habit of throwing shutNew stunts tried reouts? cently at Maysville Ky was a "tryout" for prospective college Some 90 basketball players seniors trom u mgn scnuuis svuur coaches maged before college club staged it The Maysville Lions to give the unpublicized players a break Anniversary item: It was on April 30 (1922) that Charley Robertson of the White Sox game in pitched the last perfect One May 1 major league history of f Brooklyn t920 Leon Cadore and Joe Oescher of Boston pitched tie longest major a league game on tecord And on er Miy jje et i Sill Harry Matthews even-mone- 322 l J nii' i Favored Over Utah Mit Star Huskies Vandals Meet Setbacks f" 11 ( S"df j May 2 vl939 Lou Gehrig ended his string of 2130 consecutive games di-th- eir f'Lfi 6 - 1 1 u i j HBI-for- dell DP-M- j jSn'p it-xa-s I ifta') i "tr3b j j j t ft S I j i lt 1 Htncir a i - — 7- Minor Results 4aUJ: :7o Coast Attendance nine in Baseball Race u-a-s lr'4£ — —r- —— erritt lruT vvi t O0O--- 0 Au-Lo- ok T U-- tl — tn-iT- — -- (0-- a) it Marion Stricken With Flu Attack sacri-openi- Do You PARIS— Laurent Dauthuille 160 France knocked out Bobby Dawson 157 New York (1) PROVIDENCE— Rocky Marciano Mass Brockton outpointed Red Applegate 196 Montclair N 185 J (10) - m MILWAUKEE — Irish Bob 175 San Diego knocked out 5) Cecil Hudson 171 Milwaukee 160 BOSTON —Gene Hirston New York knocked out Paul Pender 163 Brooklyn t3) WASHINGTON — Little Dynamite Washington stopped Richie (Kid) Howard Canada 19) HOLYOKE Mass— Sammy Walker 155 Springfield Mass outpointed Chester Slider 156 Fresno Calif (10 NEWARK N J— Ralph Gior138 dano Newark outpointed Johnny Luciano 140 Pater son N tt) losfe the FLAVOR ! 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By the Associated Press j -tis1 r-- i No Guarantee Game Cancelled mawS -- Every Mellow Drop I i j i 9SL SSJlSZ i -- mmmrur KENTUCKY tenth-innin- i rW of OLD 5-- a 1 one-mi- SINCE ATTENTION t Serve Redskins council yesterday rejected a pro that Cougar tootDauers piay posal SALT LAKE CITY — Garth Pant-e- r an intersquad game at Spokane 160 Dayton Idaho outpointed Memorial stadium this spring igjipaSHlNGTON May 1 AP) — 1G Anton Raadik 168 Estonia The council agreed last week to Dick Campbell captain of last of a request of tbe Spokane chapter year's undefeated University — Docu-sen NEW ORLEANS Bernard of the W S C alumni that such a Wyoming football team yesterday 148 New Orleans outpointed game be staged — if some signed a contract to play Rafael Gutteriz 145 Mexico City soonsor out un aFriday $2500 euarantec with the professional Washington 1 i (10) Red sis: Nobody came through : ar 1810 Don't Miss This Monthly Meeting Campbell to one-ye- le thTrt hT defending champion Oakland Acbrns is of the same opinion He predicts that in 1952 the PCL season won't open until a week later than this' year P M Wednesday May 2 at Utah Power & Light Auditorium Frenthy Key r of the Weber basin writer conaanMHR ttrs J Fialettted sec district will spaok concerning the project A pantolrurn act will be by Sever ly Rondoll end An Howell Questions will o regarding ftshina rwgwiatiortc pre-aant- ad ant9p J Weber County Wildlife Federation J ' Gene 8 lack ley vs Frenchy Roy Pat O Dowdy vs George Craig George Strickland vs Joe Campbell tickets i t at Miit and Sank Smokary mmmmmmmmmmmmiummmmmmm m H H H H ng Ore-fini- sh s Fighl Results le g lt : 1 S i Looks like the Indians reaily are pennant since taking aim at theRed Sox aren't they've seen the going to run away witn me inmg ' I A3dltI?-2f-L£i- 1f a B5th!' sives which was supposed to show some flashy football after jmporting tutors from UKianoma sptit-didn't show much in spring drills One suggestion is that basketball iiuiniiui tin th eraVV in the scholarship lunch wagon had Ohio been State s Woddy Hayes who toiling to install a new formation and learn the capaonuies 01 a new squad sighs: "I never realized now little time you have to play col lege football? - i calmlv and asked "Mr Moriarty how do you spell your name?" George boomed out: "1 knew it" roared the "Knew what?" asked player "Moriarty — George puzzled with one I" - — z and throws right handed Of seven scheduled games to date at home and on the road the Reds have been able to play only a single j game due to the weather Following ttie Great- Falls' series here the Reds take to the road for games at Billings and Great Falls Wet grounds and the sudden cold spett also halted the Billings-Sa- lt Lake game at Derks field this eve? ning The Bees had both of their games with Ogden last week postponed because of bad weather The Bees and Mustangs will also play a double header in Salt Lake S 4 600 1 TWIN FALLS May 1 AP) — LOUISVILLE Ky May 1 (UP) 375 3 — Two unearned runs in the seventh a 4 last St JLoui The Derby 1 12 077 I ot Inning snapped a tight pitching Philadelphia promises "prop" duel last night as the Salt Lake most wide open one 'of Turtdajr Schedule City Bees 2 bested0 the Twin90 Falls Kentucky Derbies in years — will be fans A war whoop and an Indian deathlock These are the Stw York atatChicago to Only run at old Churchill Downs today Cowboys Detroit Philadelphia 1 turned out for the Pioneer league with a field o£ 13 thoroughbreds Lou Indian at St Cherokee Washington ''night) of battle plans George Craig baseball game a "last jehance" ble Cleveland (nifht v Boston at getting Those hardy 90 fans huddled in OTM' into the UDDer centerfield deck frnm Oklahnma when he clashes With rowdv Pat O'Dowdy major tournaments over the nation Actually only four starters were KesBlts given much of a chance to take Tve been getting back into Pitchers Bob GreenwoV oTthe by No same scheduled in the top attraction of twin main events at historic Ber- - Monday' this one mile affair — Battle Morn shape and am looking forward to a Bees and Dick Aubertin of ine Fanfare Pur Sang and Bernwood fash-r fine season on the links in compe- PnkM — toiled in a masterful S r Veteran horsemen figured the IU ' ' viMi ncu ' btutaiT" disthvee O'Dowdy nas pursued s 10 were just "going along for tition with the best players in ion in one of the best mound other hjri?ttinc rjru4or two runs course since coming up from his plays of the young league season the ride" and it will take a really fin and driving America" said Schneiter singles landed only nine Salt Lake spectacular effort by one of this Texas stomping grounds Heralded brother of Ernie men on base City George is in the first six innings to eaap a shot at the big group W GB L Pet exas a preacher of the gospel Schneiter present professional at Twin Falls nushed onlv eisht men for the Roses" on Saturday Run 4 0 1 000 Idaho Falls am- the Ogden golf and country club to first during the entire game W I Pet GB Salt Lake 0 1 000 1 it school teacher and Morn a colt from the Cain Battle 750 1 3 1 67 10 S (: eat Falls Boston and Earl Schneiter professional at Only two of these got past first Hoy Stables which finished a I St 3 2 600 l Twin Falls 8 3 667 Louis Klamath Falls Oregon second iri the 3 250 X 3 8 5 61$ 41 S 20 3 fj Wood Memorial Bope The Bees crossed their first run Six prominent Ogdenites will atat Jamaica was exin his Ogden scraps Brooklyn 538 2 manslaughter 6 7 Billings tend the Kentucky Derby Saturday on a bad throw to home plate fool Chicago 000 2V pected to go tr the pest as the 0 1 titles His 9 900 2'i OgdSen 3 might at Churchill Downs Louisville Ky George Stassi singled to start tbe 0 4 000 4 500 "a S 9 PoiateUo i favorite at about 3 to 1 another but the savage opponent of Pittsburgh ! 4 7 364 4 Viit hf th Vnnfsra pmitrl Cincinnati They all asked that their names inning and advanced to third on not be will impressed Wednesday 3 12 tm V Last Night's Ktsttlts New York withheld from publication Reason Bob Rittenger's single famed Calumet for starter Tossing YORK May 1 (API — bv the white man's devices NEW Derby Salt Iiake 2 Twin Falls 0 was listed at 6 to 1 In iht They are afraid someone will rob caution into the cold wind Stassi Bitling at Idaho Falls postponed Farm ITvesdajr's Sehednla their homes streaked for home Jim Goff overnight line and cold Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Ninetv fans attended the Twin pegged for home but the toss With a leading 396 for the first K rowdy Texan it would be the In Fanfare's trainer Ben Jones who Great Falls at Pocatello postponed Falls-Saat Rit-Lake baseball game St Loui at Boston 'night) missed catcher Dick Conway snriw and cold t games has saddled a record total ot live and when Cher- If deathlock diari must wet This at Boise en berg Jockied to second on the Twin Falls last night postponea Ogden Chicago at New York i night) rsrhv winners is sDeaking in sad The Brooklyn second baseman okee ciamps the deathlock on Cincinnati at Philadelphia might) ne the all time low for a single play and after Jerry Merritt and grounds was going nnwdiir s and solemn tones this week about he this the socing The 90 fans Greenwood were retired scored to Fangame attendance he had frorn grimacinfr and praying will avail chances for a sixth with CaUi-mhis it everything give Schedule' ttmtit Toaight's would not begin to pay actual park on Morris Nordell's single colt son of the He i says Bios fare at Pocatello ivim tne nauEn? mule nim New York 8 Brooklyn S Twin Falls threatened in the himself and save for a stretch expense let alone a portion of the Hiaho Falls at Twin Falls Derby winner Pensive is "too Onde aroused tbe Indian knows Only game scheduled at first Bukowatz after Falls Jack Ogden Great gate to the visitors in backfire inning small" SeptemIt drive u may no mercy ine crany " KLO and the Intermountain net- flied out as the ifrst man up ManBillings at Salt Lake But now he's a bail of fire N'ew York Rpopfc ivn have his sternest assignment work will carry a blow by blow ager Don (Jeep) Trower drew a berRobinson is running the oases will ABRHO ABHHO F the first time since coming Maxim walk and scampered to third on of the Ezzard Charles-Joe- y 5 13 3jHemVski!f his old abandon although he's here O'Dowdy toill not be more Staiky2b 5 12 iFurillort 4 0 11 Lockmnlf world's heavyweight championship Goffs' single to right ' Lou Vitous with is the He one stolen v taking wm only to than 5 11 3 Snidercfi cf Thomson at Chicago stadium the night flied out to- center and Warren extra base on hits jigging on the 41 HI fight o battler 4 skinned bronze 013 Another Irvinlb' RobmiriSb of May' 30 Moore struck out to end the In- base lines and upsetting pitchers 1 2 0 5 HodgssfclaT" Westruinc Frpnr-hion still another Hov takes 40 1 8 aired be The fistic feature will 3 ? ? l'B Edwardsc 4 0 0 6 ning In 12 games he's been stopped fearsome Texan in the nerson of Prl5:ss and televised by Pabst Blue Ribbon 1 A pair of singles in the ninth nnlV once o 3 12 4 1 Keesess t muenerri i That was by neWUl H Thmsn3b 4 0 2 0 BridgesSb uene dwcmcj iic taMmj 4 0 3 0 Mr and Mrs Glenn A Evans started a Bee raliy which soon vAW s u 22 e has April Frenchie Sal'Magtie 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 dVan Cuyk ef Buffalo Gap Magliep 3655' Harrison Blvd have received faded Summary: tesu- - uic w uu 0 O Mossorp 0 0 0 0 nnintAri in this match ever Since Jonerp 10 and the word that their red and white Salt Lake Twin Fall PORTLAND Ore May 1 (AP)— Oregon State college continued in 13 and hits 19 0 0 0 0 Hattenp ABHOA tedBob ABHOA of Idaho cocker spaniel Champion Honey coming to these parti 0 0 Harry "Kid" Mathews Seattle light University hitEdwards (aH Boston's 10 Elliott power 3 2 KorrJctlss 4 remem 2Buek'watzss 12 14 ProoV Uosdlino urns ijirlpfrl hpst of Zimba will long is favored to win a their "streaks" In northern 0 0 0 1 heavyweight iLablnep is second in berTartan 3 0 5 6 ting third baseman lf 3 0 2 0Trower2b the whipDing he received from (bAbrams club main event j vision Pacific Coast conference variety and second 'in the sporting 4 0 7 0 V tons iooo 4 0 3 0 Boxing 0 0 0 0 Frenchie and O'Dowdy could gain Haugstadp 1 OGofMb 4 1 It 0 group at tne rorx ionins he meets Ron j baseball play yesterday when here tonight' cherry ef 33 o1 12 St the !cD 0 Lowrey 0 Thmpsn 10 nri more than a draw These two 4 0 11 i Harry Kennel Club Show last Sunday Triandosc a 1 oMoore Jh The Beavers boosted their win- Salt Whittle of Lake City 0 0 wno 0 was 0 HangLouis !Erskinep centertieider 1 0 a shot at Frenchie earned conteftts campb'iut 34 012 0 streak to five straight in Clancy as he is affectionately stassirt fans 0 0 The will bout Portland 10 ning !dCamp'ella of on give ther the Bteckley the latter having bullied agged edge ing J i called by his owners has won in vision i see to Matthews chance play or a total of 15 lor tne first 4 0 third back weeks is a few 10 34 8 8 27 Totals 35 5 IQ 27 ?dbp Totals J au shows in Wisconsin Michigan Illi- over almost his season 3 0 0 4 majors way wtthout a neieat opposition be will Matthews' also in It faction 364 at aStruck out for Hatten in 2nd u" nois ana jiiu win recent triumph the Idaho Streak was of a different his a promising rookie hereabouts La- since Adcock bGrounded into Joe double for fight play 27 4 7 15 7 27 29 30 Mount Totals Totals hibited in the coming Ogden he Vandals Frenchie will rely upon speed bine in 4th tin! Madison Square Garden over nature ' at Cincinnati last summer Is tied and m San Lake June Kennel Club show in TV against Blackley hop agility Bud000 000 Boston's with for fourth Falls Twin I tu place icr the dFiied oui tot Erakint to 9th '' E ing to avoid the punching Blackley Nordell dy Kerr at 360 h in a Oregon State slaughtered Rittenberg i srt-mj 620 ooo ooo- -sJ of Washington 123 at INQIre VamC won Iirsi aua resorts to when he gets into stew York SH— Herflah-1Go iJ!ritJi "j University — — — n nn n 51 ti ! vic- Brooklyn to Nordell to Hee in a' CTrs - " tTT J ic matnn - laiff W UllC Ai jn g rclay racebut not for long j deal " troube To purich his way to will AH4- - llirVillllS t2) E—H Thompson RBI — Thomason IrAn UDsicje down number was re-- ! Buckowatz to Trower to Goff Moore the Vandals - at Pull- trounced tory over Frenchie Blackley Rex to his to to stablemate Golf to Its Buckowati bertin join H Thompson 3 Stanky 2 onible have to be faster on the draw than vin Mueller Robinson as a leading championship nmJTin Hermanski Oklahoma runner had the Bridges B Ed- Lane rival - outbursts in the first "fus — Canadian his c mrt ui nut f AAniannor — 2B Thomson Reese i 191 but put H on upside ooom "BL GreenS to triumph wards Snider second : and Odds favor IP: Blackley innEngsspeiiea — — 3B :r-MReese HR Associated the Press Hermanski Hodges By pride Joe dovn RO that it read 161— which 3 er — None T— 2:17 a— ao Bailev Bren held Huskies be giving his all Robinson Snider DP— Maglie Dark and th for will Frenchie but in Salt Lake City last month the Seattle club to six hits while was tne number of a Notre Dame Pioneer League in an attempt to upset the favored Irvin Maglie Stanky and Irvin: H hutMatthews will be gunning for his Pete Goodbrod collected four hits man and Irvin Reese Thompson Stanky ruffian 0 2 Salt Twin Falls Lake City Robinson and Hodges Winner— Siagtta lain knockout under the manageThe Oklahoma runner came In will feature in five trips for the Orange The opening special Other weather games postponed Loser— Van Cuyk ment of Jack Hurley who began Kt K 'mHctsc thmtuhi h State's clutch hits Columbus Ohio "slammer the Washington five-hpit International Western I 18 career and League The months V Dame his from Notre ago Fighting Joe ring pitching of the behind Strickland against George to him national is icjsh had actually taken second promin Rod piloted Strickland Spokane 7 Victoria Frisco gave it a Keough of southpaw Campbell ence Vancouver 4 Salem 3 place war hero who has won easy win ine the comparatively popular secalana can he The Seattle slugger says 0 team win nrst Uars eanitalizod on a hit batter Only games scheduled the respect of opponents and the ond place with only one team in ine ways goes for a kayo after the three singles a triple and a International of a large segment of League admiration 1 SAN FRANCISCO May race Ana so alter mucn coniusiun (UP) bell and will do the same j fjCe in the eighth to score four Campbell will relocal fandom Rochester 4 Montreal 3 Bad weather television and major the situation' was corrected Whittle debut runs his in test a against real ceive Ogden 3 2 Ottawa Syracuse exhibition games were BOSTON May 1 (AP) — Marty Whittle on the other hand pre- league The famous football classic Idaho and Washington State meet 1 9 Buffalo Springfield "blamed today for Pacific Coast in there at the again today at Moscow while be he would The Rose Bowl was established dieted manMarion St Louis Cardinal scheduled Only games Matthews gon State and Washington conclude at Pasadena Jan 1 1916 Omnl-boo- k league attendance figures thatB American Association ager was stricken with an attack wqn't" and "maybe wouldn't do justice to a Class e series at Corvallis la magazine In a recent issue of influenza alst night and ordered No games scheduled however reveals that the first league The PCL after one month's Pacific Coast Toarnament of Roses football lo stay in bed for at least 24 League competition has put only 449630 same was actually played in 1902 ' hours No scheduled games That's fans the turnstiles through 4240 customers for The promoters of that festival t Associated Press the an of Te xas r By average League scheduled football in place of Fort Worth 2 Houston 1 chariot races which had been each day the parks were opened — Today a Year Ago — Middlebills to destandard entertainment at the including Sunday twin m Beaumont 3 Oklahoma City 1 weight Jake LaMotta agreed staBut the executives Yankee in the his title fend New Year's day show But the general 4 5 Dallas Antonio San not downhearted They 11 be 15 Tulsa 5 dium on June 15 sports fans at that time didn't are Shreveport want football Thev demanded— out there anticipating big throngs Southern Association Five Years Ago—The Boston Red and cot— chariot racing back on 'as play resumes tonight with Los won their seventh straight vicSox BERTHANA 8 12 Nashville Atlanta the agenda for the followinr Angeles at ban Ufrancisco oakiand edging the Detroit Tigers 4 tory 7 8:30 j at Hollywood Seattle at Portland Birmingham Chattanooga S May 2nd 8:30 g veaT on Ted Williams' Little Rock I New Orleans 0 and San Diego at Sacramento in the Back run home Baseball oddity in o Mobile 7 Memphis 5 We blame the poor attendance in Salt Ten Years Ago— John Barnhill on the for weather poor Western unusually at League was named head football coach Lake City the Bees won four games 21 Wichita 2 the University of Tennessee to a row from San Francisco Seals tome WV General Manager Joe 8 Colorado Springs 3 by scoring seven runs in the final Twenty Years Ago — Stanford jnver 0 Des Moines at Sious' City post- - University's L Ha relay team J£ mning t Ejjnjfc set a new U S record of 3:143 in Ogden Reds hold the Pioneer ponea riin Califora meet Lincoln aHe Southern Omaha i?S t? postponed against ""F? "5fSi!ile T!f: tones unaer mil acvorry m i offi jrjJES-rr-rnia sgg"- rain OU 111 Sk KOlIie" KENTUCKY IS in s mV tSJ — hot-temper- ed £l Only Ninety Fans See Bees Triumph Texas May 30 Tm naturally thrilled to be in- eluded in the list of 30 golfers" said Schneiter ever Ionic distance telephone from Salt Lake The event will be staged over Ben Hosan's home course and Ben will be one of the players" Schneiter set a record of 67 over the Fort Worth course back in 1947 Following the Texas event Schneiter plans to compete in the fj S Open at Detroit and other old-tim- for the Yankees Hot Gridiron Stuff Penn State which has been down t eounle of vears for about to branch ntit again with some frcsh mtersectionai rivalries for an announcement any And North Carolina State day i - Fort-Wort- h tub-thump- er One-Minu-te And as the Giants squared off jit home tonight in the first of a home stand against the western Evidubs tfiere appeared to be comdence they would rebound from this inexplicable pletely streaK ot oaa iuck The Giants had their difficulties VctFonal warfare to battle the other half of each league in what will provide the of the season first real size-u- p The giants had their difficulties in winning They knocked out starter Chris VanvCuyte when their first three batters Eddie Stank y and Whitey Lickman singled and Bobby Thomson doubled for one run A long fly by Monte Irvin three straight walks by reliever Earl Mossor and singles by Hank Thompson and Stanky wound up the rally But the Brooks got two of those runs back on homers by Gene and Jackie Robinson in the first and the Giants wound up their scoring with two more runs in the second in which Thompson's single brought in bpth The Dodgers knocked out starter Sal Maglie in the sixth off a walk to Robinson Rambling Around the Sports World George Schneiter one time caddy at 6gden golf and later club Professional and for three years tournament director of the Professional Golfers Association trail late this m6nth America will hit the golf come-bac- k vEirEX? t0 assignment In" By Hugh Fullerton Jr NEW YORK May 1 APiJer- sey Jones who sees boxings flour ishing in Britain while it Withers ty for the dfitmcfrv mono and jjaJd febe and ct far : Look Waterfill-Frazi- er entucky8teRded Whiskey - S6 Pnsf 30H Straifbi Whiskey 7jZmn Nnrtrtl Sprttt IWOUfm AMD JMUZUf JlilltUB COAtrAHr aAROSTOWH SIMtUCKT |