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Show SEMI-PRO LOOP ROSTERS GIVEN At a meeting of the directors of the Utah Industrial baseball league held in Salt Lake City Monday evening, playing rosters for the 1940 season, which opens May 5, were approved. The opening contests to be played Sunday are as follows: Magna-Garfield at Pinney, Helper Hel-per at Provo and Gemmell at Brigham City. As released by W. Darrell Kidd, secretary, the lists are as follows: Gemmell club A. J. Ablett, manager; Albert Kastelic, Frank Zaccaria, L. W. Sumnicht, R. H. Fielder, Mandel Wilson, Arnie Valcheck, J. W. (Billie) Johnson, Frank LaComb, D. B. Robertson, Robert-son, Bob Detmers, Holman (Pee-Wee) (Pee-Wee) Bass, Don Harrison, Sam Oliver, Gene Fish, George Sluga; Pinney Beverage Fred Tedes-eo, Tedes-eo, manager; Ken Price, Bob O'Brien, LaMar Sharp, Les Lemon, Lem-on, H. R. Ostler, Lou Campana, Louis Tezak, Joe Vecchio, Dee Mattsson, Al Leisy, Eugene Lo-see; Ogden Coors Lynn Gibbs, manager; Lou Bryan, Elwood Drysdale, Blaine Peterson, La-nave La-nave Manning, George Ellis, Norman Carver, Walter Woolsey, J. J. Gunderson, James Johnston, Melvin Penman, Jack Dalton, Bernard Jones, Grant Hepworth, Verle Pierson, Ace Bidsual, Lee Zito, Roy Driscoll, Tex Baird, Bil Lawler, Don Stoddard; Provo Timps E. Reed (Lob) Collins, manager; Alva Jensen, Ernest Jensen, LaVar Kump, Glen E. Berge, Lee Christiansen, Len Page, T. L. Shurtliff, Spot Clegg, A. W. Gardner, Fran Dudley, Dud-ley, Verl Baum, Don C. Overly, Charles D. Dudley, Ralph Crow-ton, Crow-ton, Sam Christensen: Brigham City Peaches Norman Nor-man Watkins, manager; , Lee Johnson, Wayne Graser, Worth Jensen, Don Arbon, Grant Culli-more, Culli-more, Paul Facer, Hy Facer, Bill Cowley, Occie Evans, Don Graver, Grav-er, Wayne Millet, Noble Fish-burn, Fish-burn, Doug Edwards, Woody Hansen, Han-sen, Floyd Rasmussen, Harvey J. Porter, D. L. Hancey, Frank Christensen, Bert Stuart; Becker's Uinta Club of Helper Ed Marchetti and Luke Car-moni, Car-moni, managers; Mimmy Mul-lins, Mul-lins, Arthur Ray, Harry Vogrinic, Ernie Carnavali, James Burns, Max Bryner, John Hardin, Earl Magann, Bob VanNatta, Johnny Allison, Joe Curia, Joe Myers, Bill Verdi, Myron Woolsey, Frank Pero and Orlando Rachele. |
