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Show i i i i cats Shws Tp Form Ex Hal Stars As Chicubs .Cj,W t '.r '1 y-- ' ' ; in Tilack Team Cougar - Weil-Balanc- ed 1 Favored to Capture Sweep Pair By MILTON RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer Hal Jeff coat could land the Chicago Cubs In first, divl sion and himself In a fancy five-- , figure salary bracket all because he had sense enough to attach -pitcher's toe plate to his Ex-outfleld- er - ! fir s 75-ce- nt , - i , v DMpn Title DAILY HERALD THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1955 Utah County. Utah Central Little Loop Announces Player Rosters Story of Grit 1 880Shapes 1 ani Courage Up As Big Makes if' Race of Day Caution in place of overconf- Bobby Shanfz Good On Comeback , 1 1 i i- dence will be a paramount item : shoe: Thei rosters of the Central Little In BYU's plan of attack Saturday toJeff coat, who made the twitch League teams were released wueu waca Clarence noDison -officers. from center field only 13 months league day by his track and field transports - By OSCAR FRALEY ..". tremulously-- considered the fact team to ago because he couldn't hit enough Include: They Logan that "I may have to look for some Division meet. for the Western United Press Sports Writer, was hitting on all cylinders from Co. & A. Josephl J. Hogle f-ft NEW YORK (UP) If you like kind of a job." the mound today with a perfect As the logical favorites to come S manager: Harvey FahertyX Summation Of Heartbreak little and .4--0 guys your record and a 2.70 earned run the division crown, the game gritty awawith BartholoGlade, coach; Calvin Those statements were a sum Cougars will be for to warm be has heart today Qve-soMb. exercising extra average. muttktttirti-mew, Tommy Little, David If mation of heartbreak! and that to too, caution the breaks that Shantz, happy, d Bobby The prevent David Robert Rockwell, BOWLING CHAMPS The Daily Herald: team- captured the Provo Women's Bowling League 1952 this Same Because back-ithe Skyline meet last fastballer, whose pitching already championship. The team is shown with the championship trophy it won. Members of the team in- Cartwright, Michael Lane, Dean he apparently has made it all the tiny man was voted the most valu cost them year jn Denver. The Cats loomed has been labeled "strictly first clude (left to right): Maxtae Thomas, Melvina Folster, lma Becker, June Tuckett, Ruth Lyon McDonald, Clark Mitchell, tfent way back. able player in- the American as the conference favorites at to cautious about be class' by Milwaukee Coach Bucky and Marge Hinckley. CalL Dennis You had Scott Simpson, '""''j for that titjle, but finished in second League. He had won 24 Ramon Georges, welcoming his comeback the first the pitiful Athletics, and gathers Walters, an old convert himselt, Farnsworth, tan that's place behind Utah "because of an turned in a brilliant double duty Charles Wilkinson, Stephen Tay time the little giant of the Kansas t amount to winning unfortunate chain of circum with the City Athletics pitched a good league winner. effort Wednesday in winning one stances. ' lor, George Hansen. Ream's Market Brigham W. game. It had been too long a But late that year everything This year; . however, finds the game and saving another as the Cubs swept a twin-bil- l from the Mitchell, manager; Floyd Giles, struggle in between.! started to go wrong for the tiny Cougars with a deeper, better ' and 'faltering:, Phillies, coach; LaVoy Christensen, Larry But now, with two in a row, it southpaw, a 6nch David in balancedtoteam, one that should be able provide the necessary Jeffcoat came shuffling out of Williams, Stephen R. Anderson, finally, seems as if he has made it. a sport made for GbUaths. iln of victory. to the little Chrisseems like It margin the bullpen In the ninth inning of at he years Anderson, wassstruck Royal Spencer game Washington , In dual meets with those same By HAL WOOD punches," says Bobo, "and a good tensen, Gene Kent, LaRell Smith, guy. Just 12 short months ago he on the wrist the opener after Richie Ashburn by a jpitch'elXball division United can see Press Writer boxer and them Sports coming opponents M o n t a n a, be he Paul admitted J. off to Lamoreaux,' doubled off Sam Jones lead The wrist was fractured. might Brimhall, SAN FRANCISCO (UP) So you get out of the way; step inside. Utah and Utah the CouState, the game and Peanuts Lowrey NEW YORK UP) Umpire Jim don't like the idea of Don Cockell When I get inside I'd rip him Tim Lewis, Allen Noble, jAlan through." And even this spring he The nexwspring ne puilen a to victory with 50 sailed Melvin Duke, Glen muscle in his sliouldr. Thfesul gars singled Ashburn to third. Hurley enjoyed the distinction to in the ring with World Heavy- - with blows to the stomach and Williams,Brent to spare in each or more Nielsen. Weeks, Hogle; June 1 Hogle vs. Jay- was that in 1953, one ,yelfrTfter points Granny Hamner's sacrifice fly day of making a decision that dis- weight Champion Rocky Marci- - the head." contest. Junior Chamber Chester! H. cees, Lions vs. Ream's; June 3 reaching the top, BobbyjpSHantz cored Asfiburn but Jeffcoat re- pleased both teams. ano? "Anyone of the three teams, Sounds Easy tired Del Iinls and Willie Jones 'The controversial play occurred Well,; take your choice: Archie Wright, manager; Boyd Weight, Lions vs. Jaycees, Reams vs. won oruy live games against nine or a combirtetion of the three, ' On paper this sounds pretty coach: Frank ::i s to end the game. Becker. Allen Hogle; June 6 Hogle vs. Lions, defeats. on could surprise is," Coach Clarin the seventh inning Moore.j Bob Baker, or World Mid Wednesday as 8 as it is for worse to was even June easy vs. easy It Robin Reed just Ronald Reams; get ence Robison observed. Dixon, Jaycees Lloyd, "Wt Again- in the nightcap, Jeffcoat of the New York Yankees' vic- dleweight Champion Carl (Bobo) 6 Bobo to talk about The problem son, Larry Taylor, David Ander- Reams vs. Lions, Jaycees vs. Because last seasoo, little Bobby won't be able to let down a secrelieved John Andre with one out tory over the Chicago White Sox. Olson. In the fourth after the' Phillies went Andy Carey of the Yankees, at bat The International Boxing Club that faces Olson would be that of son, Michael Becker, Stephen Car- Hogle; June 13 Hogle vs. Reams, appeared in only two games. He ond or give up a point without a that one, jlong knock-ou- t June 15 pitched in but eight; inmngsi The real scrap. 7 ' ter, Larry LeDuc, Bobby McGee, Jaycees vs. Lions: with the help of homers with the bases filled and one out, will pick from those three ahead un avoidingthat punch Viewed individually, as well as always Edward Buys, Earl Shepherd, Ream's vs. Jaycees, Lions vs. bottom had dropped! out. j Marciano by Stan Lopata and Murry Dick hit a potential double play ground- less they surprise everyone and seems to get sooner across or 20 vs. the Cougars look imTo his it with June Bruce make Allen Jaystature, Hogle collectively, Moulton, you Hogle; Pace, Gary limited , 'son. Jeffcoat Philadelphia er to second baseman Nelson Fox. give Cockell a return go. later. There are all-- a indeed, Lions vs. Ream's. Roe. must have a lot of talent and even pressive, cees, to one run the rest of the way, Fox fielded the ball cleanly and Moore has been on Marciano's dozen So it. more And speaking of "sitting tar performers near western he stayed with heart. Lions Club Karl Thalman, June 22 lions vs. Jaycees, picking up his fourth triumph when stepped into the baseline to tag heels for a couple of years de division and Skyline records, and 27 arm The his but at wasn't any (better the age of 39, manager; John L. Taylor, Coach; Ream's vs. Hogle; June Hogle the Cubs scored four runs in the Hank Bauer, running from first mandics a shot at the crown: gets," Moore, favorable weather conditions may ;! never faltered. much is vs. these that pretty Ream's; courage days Michael Anderson, Nick Boshard, vs. Lions, Jaycees with fifth on a walk, a single by Eddie base. In the next instant. Fox was Baker t is a recent build-up- in for a goocP findtherharks Test Of A Man r and no one has been pushing him Jimmy Greaves, Erwin M. Kirby, June 29 Ream's vs. Lions, JayMiksis, . Gene Baker's triple and hit by a charging Bauer, staggered somewhat spotty record that in around. shaking. John Sims, Gary Hardy, Steven cees vs. Hogle; July 6 Hogle vs. He admitted that he might 'never " RobisOn appears to have some a homer by Bob Speake. Ted and threw too late to retire Carey. cludes- kayo defeats by Clarence In Las his for with Vegas fight n. in Marv Nordgren; Russell RawlingsJ Tom Ream's, Jaycees vs. Lions; July get it back. Yet it didn't. keep sure Tappe'and Ernie Banks also hom Hurley ruled interference by Henry and Moore. Nino him from trying. Thht, in essence, Moore covered Valdes, vs 8 Lions vs. Ream's grown, just Anderson, Lewis shot 01 to my us So Jaycees, and .put: Phillip all the down Bauer ordered that Cubs while Chatterly. ninners the for ered brings Bobby up and stood there and took ev Gene Robens, James Shosted, Hogle; July 11 Hogle vs. Jay is the test" of a man. pole vault;! Pinky Higgins, javel- Morgan did likewise for the Phils back to their bases. .So, instead son, the man with the finest ring this ells on the record season His threw his 13 m. The rest of the events should vs. Lions Carvel Bob Gordon Valdes erytning Allen, cees, of two out, one run in and two record of all the current cam Stone, Ream's; July Cubs In Second Place f of elbows and his head a dog fight arms, story. be vs top Mitchell. vs. Lions Ream's .way. JayceesJ had paignejrs. with the exception of The two victories moved Chlca runners on base the YankeesMickon was In he "occasions his of events start battered first One several the better 18 .in vs. The schedule Lions, . Hogle two Hogle; July league " Marciano. out, the bases filled and games should in So Olson he las go into second place. 7 afternoon hits will six for 23 have seven; 20 Logan A. vs. Saturday Reams. probably vs. innings J. Reams, May Hogle Jaycees July Mantle Olson is honest in his belief that batting. behind Brooklyn, and .the two loss ey be the 880, an event that brought that kind of a target to shoot at Jaycees vs. Lions; May 25 Ream's vs. Lions, Jaycees vs lost the decision. M ' lick the champion. ' could he . and "Bauer Fox hit interfered out the best in pYU's Paul Anes Eave Philadelphia a record of was in the start he In his second June match, Ream's vs. Jaycees: Lions vs Hogle. Move Around Just the with him before Fox made 18 IS defeats in the last games rocked for seven hits in j a? mere derson last week uT 'Rbmney nails Marciano those Sure, big stated. "Therefore ' Hurley tag," one and inningi. Defeat Stadium.. Harvey Haddix and Barney Bauer was out and the ball dead fellow$," says Bobo. "They are the Running against Aggies Schultz combined to hold the Dodg number two. the runners had to return to stationary targets. I think he'd Anderson, Paul Doug Then came the payoff on his touted the rs to seven scattered hits and All a harder time hitting me, have with a senbroke first their bases."4 tape three-hia t fifth effort. He sppn great give the Cardinals their move sational and because faster mark 1155.4, a.' Im ter to beat the jarring New York Errors by "The base line belonged to around." 6f a second under the Skystraight victory, of Stengel Bauer," Casey Manager ! con Yankees. Reese Peewee Podres and A shade behind Paul line record. Marciano has been in the habit said. "It shouldn't The next time out: it was the old came Arlyn Finlinson and Paul's tributed to the Dodgers third the Yankees off a talk of about fight kissing storjf. The Indians brother, Oscar, to sweep the erent straight' loss. When Brooklyn have been Interference." with Olson. But now he is begin belted him for nine hits j in; three for the Cougars. "Bauer interfered," obviously Scored in the fourth, tt marked man ning to consider the young and innings. the first run off Cardinal pitching said Manager Marty Marion of the as a possible opponent. White Sox. "He should have called back In relief, came But Bobby in 26 I believe the little guy Is se giving only two hit in silk innings Johnny Antonelll of it a double play and we'd have rious," says Rocky. "And at that, been out of the inning without a for his second win. fAnd he evened the Giants pitched a 1 and 2 ton he might give me a lot of trouble, with fja (six-hhis record at run scored.' his former Milwaukee with the trouble had against I've j always - teammates, win over the Yankees again. The them, Stake & Van Bodies fellows who are smaller. They beating two-ru-n Sox to held safeties So now you can siy, finally, that Red three the deficit Giants wiped out a move around a lot and are hard he has a chance tof make, it back. when they pounded Warren Spahn and struck oiit nine. to tag." That's all he has' ever asked. But, RENT IT FROM HERTZ for three runs in the sixth on Hank Mickey Mantle's grand - slam Olson has a plan of offense and for what it's worth,! a lot 6f people P. E. AS1ITON Phu FK defense all worked out for his proThompson's single with the bases homer in the seventh settled are cheering. full followed by Ray Katt's single. battle of homers and gave the posed; bout with Marciano based, 6 over decision the an his Yankees on first of course, his belief that he'll Rudy Minarcin, making big league start, pitched Cincin White Sox. Bob Grim was the win lick Archie Moore for the world crown in New nati to a 1 victory over Pitts ner although nicked for two hom' Klhs22. one on of ers Ted York the Vera and June with help Stephens by burgh - xewski's two-ru-n homer and WaHy each by Clint Courtney and Jim "Rocky t h r o w s those long j , SI - 5! nsMii ifi right-hande- ld, nrrt'iiiiaiiiiiii rirnf ,..e Vi r - n, . n - 3-- 2 IBC Looks Over Field For Ump Displeases Both Yanks, Sox 7-- 5. , 4 Another Marciqno Opponent ot, With Decision "all -- ; . pop-up- ; - 11-- "i . 4-- 2 -- j - " i j Rob-erso- point-gette- rs 1 all-th- I ! . ; two-thir- ds . four-tent- hs 3-- 2. heart-breaki- ng I two-thir- ds . ! innings.-Southpa- - six-hitt- j er 3-- 3 it 4-- 2. 00 11-- . 5-- light-heavyweig- double. Dick little- - Rivera. Eddie Robinson also hom Post's ered fer New York. field was the loser? J Indians Scalp Boston Detroit pushed across three runs In the in the 10th to beat Baltimore, Cleveland, the pace-setty American League, buried Boston rookie Frank Lary gaining the - Jinder a 19-- 0 bombing that includ after Al Kaline's single in ed homers by Vic Weftz, Ralph the ,10th off loser Ray Moore tie. Kiner and Hank Majeski. - Wertz snapped a ll drove in five runs with' a grand- Dean Stone was staked to a four-ru- n lead in the first inning and slam homer and a single and while the Indians were pounding, out 19 held on to it, pitching Washington hits, rookie southpaw Herb Score! to a 2 victory over Kansas City. i ht EteafG two-ru-n 6-- 3, er How They Stand l vie-otr- 3-a- - 7-- ri i i i i i get IViUllL 2222LI from GLENMORE V MORE 1 ... ylepore simciT STUICIT lOUItON MORE quality... MORE enjoyment. " W. L. Pct. GB ... .677 .633 VA .621 2 .531 4 .441 IVz .400 .387 9 .323 11 21 10 NewSYork 19 11 18 11 Chicago 17 15 Detroit 15 19 Boston 12 18 Washington 12 19 Kansas City 21 Baltimore . 90 Wednesday's, Results Washington 7 Kansas City 2 Baltimore 6 .355 13 9 21 .300 15 Wednesday's 'Results Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 (1st) Chicagd 7 Philadelphia 5 1(2nd) Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh St. Louis 3 Brooklyn 2 (night) iNeW York 4 Milwaukee 2 (night) Friday's Games j Philadelphia at Brooklyn, night New York at Pittsburgh, night St (Louis at Cincinnati, night at Milwaukee, night Chicago Piwif le Coast Leasme W L Pet. GB 27 16 .628 Sani Diego 1 25 . 19 .568 SeatUe a 24 19 .558 Los! Angeles i9 20 .487 6 Portland 7 19 22 .463 Oakland i lb Yr nm Sacramento Sari Francisco 19 Hollywood 16 .452 .452 .381 23 23 26 19 FRIDAY (May :20th1) - 3 11 20 Pittsburgh Philadelphia GRADE SCHOOL BASEBALL CHAMPS The Franklin School won the Provo Elementary League championship by winning nine out of 10 league games this spring. 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