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Show DAILY HERALD Monday, April S. 1950 If It's Solitude You Lilie You'd Better Join Bosox Quick Settlement Anticipated In Links Dispute Angels, Stars Tied For Top Spot In PCL By MILTON RICHMAN , New Baseball Shorts Fail To Lure Movie Queens To Game i By VIRGINIA MACPHERSON l HOLLYWOOD, April 3 Those skimpy new baseball shorts of the Hollywood Stars may have "sex appeal" but they didn't lure any movie queens away from their swimming pools. Not a single glamour girl showed up to ogle what Manager Fred Haney said is the newest thing in baseball, since Abner Double (U-R- day, invented the game 111 yean, ago. For the second day. the Start trotted out on the rilamnnH Kim. day flashing their knobby knees in their new blue-strip"briefies." Over their manly cbests they had clinging jersey tee 'shirts with the. latest thing in short sleeves. Dead-Pa- n Expressions Their- opponents, the Portland Besyvers, wore the traditional heavy suits and dead-pa- n expressions. In their speedy shorts, the Stars won the opener. They switched back to Knickers for the nightcap, i ., and lost. The ladies in the stands whistled fend and hollered. , , Pretty Margaret Blanchard. an blonde from ... USC, said baseball has all of a sudden become "much more interesting. "I never know one player from the other," she giggled. "I Just come because my boy friend likes to. But now . . . Mmmm! This is going to be fun!" . 'Passionate Pants Movie Funnyman Groucho Marx called 'em ' , 'passionate pants." "Aren't they sexy," he quipped. "They'll kill musical comedy." Edmund Lowe, silent screen star, thinks they're a "wonderful Idea." "I read about them yesterday," he said, "And I didn't like it It didn't sound like baseball stuff." But now that , I've- seen them X think they're good looking. Couldn't Tell "But 111 bet they're rough on bare knees sliding into bases. Comedian Lou Holtz said he couldn't tell at first whether they were ball players or the Radio City Rockettes. "They sure make the guys iook younger," he said. Manager Haney. who said ne f been cooking up his fashion sensation for, several months, is with the way it, went over. "We ll wear the heavy suits for night games and. cool days," he said, "but this is our hot weather outfit." SAN FRANCISCO. April 3 (U.R) It was a worrisome week in the NEW, YORK, April 3 U. For a life of loneliness and soliCoast Pacific First," league. everyone but the batboy was hittude, join the Boston Red Sox. There is little horseplay and no ting and then no one could. Rules about balks and bonuses cliques to0 speak of on the club. brought frowns and to further Each player does his work with Uhe confusion, last year's champ Quick, Preiident Morton Smith', and an absolute: minimum of man CHICAGO, April 3 U. ions, the Hollywood stars, and the That's er guidance. way agerial George . Mot Joe settlement was expected today of Secretary-Treasur-closed-doLos- Angeles were Cellar-ganwants it. McCarthy a session in which the rin between profesthe dispute tied each winnlna for top space, a player comes up to sional golfers' association and its probably will be bitter and at us,''When five and losing two. a he's t big generally leaguer, times noisy. playing pros over control of the Divide Twin Bill McCarthy says. "That kind doesn't tournament, rich , ' No Reason divided Sunday's need instruction. Hollywood, ' Apparent much; They're show. .; of the double with Portland, their header know who head But there was no apparent firofessionalsthem George Schneiter, 8 to 7 but the or should opener, wining know, slaver sroun. will confer with reason whyrSchnelter, representW do the actual dropping the nightcap, 3 to 4, they PGA Executive Secretary Tom! ing such top stars as Sam Snead, know, that while the Angels won both their one the field, not me." vV. Crane, President Joe Novak, ytce Ben Hogan, Jimmy Demaret, playing; tilts with Sacramentbx4 to 3 and i e to 4. Rough On Rookies Lloyd Mangrum, Cary Middle-c- of f, and Johnny Palmer, couldn't McCarthy's super-sile- nt treatMeanwhile Seattle and San NEW YORK, LApril 3 (U.R) reach agreement quickly with the ment, of course, is a little rough Diego settled for a split on their College basketball stars from the brass. PGA on rookies who frequently wonseries with Oakland and San far west and midwest combined Francisco respectively, with the to Schneiter, head of the PGA der whether anyone knows they HURr-To- ny follows Janiro OOOH. THAT give the west a 66 to 59 victory after t) through tournament bureau, declared that are around. During a recent one-weRainiers and the Padres taking over a mighty right on Rocky ano during their bout at the east Saturday night in landing the player. ..group has no "unre-vealefour of the seven contests. stretch at the club's SaraNew Madison Garden New the York Herald Tribune's in held the .Janiro Square I demands. Crane, speak sota, Fla., training' camp, McDefeats Acorns 1-fifth annual all-st- ar draw. game at surprise velght champion to 0 defeated Seattle Acorns the reing for the PGA' indicated that Carthy made brief two only Madison Square Garden before a 12 to in the first the organization v was willing to marks to players . game, Sunday on the field. 9, and dropped the second, 2 to 4. crowd of 16,000. the players' wishes He told pitcher Al Papai to folNEW ORLEANS. April 3 (O.tt grant all constitutional The Seals lost to San Diego, 5 George Stanich of UCLA and amend' low through more on throws to through Paul Pettit Is beginning to indi- ment. to 6, in the first game, winning George Yardley of Stanford, two i k first base and instructed rookie cate that the Pittsburgh Pirates Pacific Coast conference prides, the second, 7 to 3. catcher Sammy White, since ship got a toehold in a big "baseball Satisfactory' and all Americas Dick Schnittker Luis Outfielder Perfectly and Marques to Roanoke the Piedmont of future when they lightened their That, Schneiter said, would be ped Rocco banged homers for of Ohio State and Paul Unruh of Mickey to the league .to shift his weight safe by $100,000 this spring to buy Portland in their top game with Bradley, were the stars who" endsatisfactory," seven front foot , when swinging at a v , "perfectly! hls: services. - j "Whistle - Boys" ed eastern domination of the anHollywood's ' 1 California though such changes would have pitch. The big, who for the second day, nual charity event. It was the first were, to wait until the June meeting er Birdie Tebbetts, the most gre finally warmed up of in their revolutionary time the west won the game since garbed committee executive PGA the on watch the Bob club, garious player shorts. Marques 1947. The east now has won three yesterday, 0,andno-h-shared with The state fish and game com following the commission's annual it New Orleans and could! not be effective until ed White line a curve bairto left in the second with of the contests and the west two. starred Purkey a again held in Decern Salt Saturday field and then streak for first mission announced today that meeting exhibition win over the Nashville approved by the annual an of Mike Sand- catch inspired Lake and Unruh took care City. ber convention, Jko engage Mc the regular 1950 fishing season base. ot ! Attempting Vols. .. The Beavers of Schnittker hit. lock's ' refused to comment on beer Creek and Scothe first half and gave the west Fishing Schneiter in Tebbetts In set a standard first. conversation, the 17 tok that but will Carthy and June one,; high "that the field will extend from May 1 to open droped Purkey a 30 to 26 halftime lead which it the possibility of initiating offered the first four innings. He issued on Standings:: Deer Creek and Scofield reser Dec. 1, but bnly fishing with Team never gave up. control for amendments greater and W L GB Pet. only three scattered walks, voirs will be opened to fishing in worms. will be allowed. CommisNothing Says at tournaments of the Joe Nelson of Brigham Young today's . 2 .778 .....5 Hollywood slapped a second inning single sion leaders said the opening of Los although formation oft "I'd like to have the future that May. .778 tseven minutes of the first 5 e played that drove in the game's only meetings, Angeles The announcement was mde these areas was decided upon in San kid has; wouldn't you?" . .700 1 half and nine minutes of second 4 ... Diego run. Purkey, who last season the players' group was announced order to cive anelers iomp parlv Seattle all-st- ar .700 1 half in east-we- st .... 4 baskettoday's meeting will be McCarthy watched White tour citched for Davenport, Iowa, had Saturday, to relieve the waters of Oakland . . . on said tour bases oi the control the but fishing the .636 e 2 ball game and was held scoreless. 3 fourth, nothing. a beautiful curve Working, and naments. - Nashville batters felt more hopepercn population w n i c n nas San Francisco .... 3 .636 2 He played a good Tebbetts, not easily discouragJ rebounding concern amons fish Portland caused much 2 the .583 3 game but apparently had a case ed, fast-ba- ll question. Wants Own on repeated came Organisation Pettit when ful and and then said, 2 game leaders. .583 3 of "Madison Square Garden jitSacramento McCarthy sighedhave-thain the fifth. They shouldn't have. Earlier, player representatives "Sure t The regular fishing season will I'd like to kid's met Novak and Smith at Los ters," as far as scoring was con,' Third Appearance run through Oct 8 except at Fish SUFFERS SEVERE BRUISE . Lone Beach, and Phoenix. future but not if it meant that I cerned. Lake in southern Utah. That area ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., (U.R) : It was the third time Pettit! Schneiter revealed the players would have to go through all He tried three shots in each will be closed Sept. 17. Waters in showed today that Yankee all but one of them had appeared in- - a professional organized before the Phoenixi those past years." the high Uintahs will not be open- outfielder Gene Woodling, struck half, from the side or quarter-cour- t. baseball game. In his first start meeting, si session which Crane That concluded that colloquy ed until Julyil, as is usually the on the instep by a pitched ball Nelson foiiled Bob Cousy SALT LAKE CITY, April 3 (U.R) case. fori New Orleans on March 2 V said led. the PGA to believe the and McCarthy, wasn't heard from in yesterday's game, suffered only of Holy Cross twice in the final Ike Armstrong, University ofj anlnst Indiananolls. he dished; players were satisfied with the four minutes of play. out one run. four hits and three plan' for constitutional amend- - Southpaw Mel, Parnell, a 25- - Utah sports mentor for 25 years, At the same time, the riailv ha a a severe bruise. H game winner last season, was tell today announced he has elimin- -j limit was reduced from 15 to 12, base on balls in three Innings, ment a rookie about the high-pricated himself as a candidate fori but the possession limit remains The Pirates gulped and praised' The player group wanted Its ing automobile he pur the post of athletic director at the the same. his "poise." (Own organization within the PGA custom-bui- lt Changes in ihe regulations were Last week against Atlanta, Pet- -, with a separate name, regulations, chased over the winter. University of Minnesota. based on, recommendations of messaid had funds, and power to contract he tit in three innings allowed three staff,ana Armstrong Coast Cant - ' f I tournaments his decision last night to wildlife federations of the state. hits and two bases on balls. But tor I regulate saged the recruit, "Why not," replied L. U M Dr. J. of he. struck out three, and gave no presMorrill, aren t a winner, you're ' ident runs. Yesterday the weather was you?" Said Ike "I believe in the neither too hot (his first exhibi "On ball Parnell club." this future of the University of Utah tion worry) nor too cold (his sec-- 1 a mean doesn't shot back."it and the of its athletic end complaint) and powerful thing. I! won 25 games last year program.possibilities a I consider Paul started whipping them in. but that s all past. I have to De to have a part in itits privilege develop Through the fifth, sixth and You concerned this with year. ment." seventh innings Nashville batters coast here." 49-- 3 cin't Tip could perceive nothing at all ,to 1 A.t .."itJ Hti I" r be hopeful about. Then in. the eighth, Petttti The Oscar Carlson basketball (Editor's Note: This Is the Seven-Ma- n team pulled one of the big surwalked two. men. He got one out, sixth in a series on the 1958 to but had runners advanced prises of local season Saturday ef the Major leasecond and third. Pettit heaved a prospects when they defeated the night To gue clubs). 7. neat doubleplay ball; saw his inIowa Colored! Ghosts. in field carry the twin kill out and By LEO H. PETERSEN the gym. provhigh Y(U.R) 3 N. SYRACUSE. - AdHI 1 ne winners were sparxea . to walked peacefully to the dugout United Press Sports Editor The Syracuse Nationals, experts their ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, April upset win by three former at baskets and 'bucks, making BYU players, Jack Whipple, 3 (OP) Things are a lot different will collect this week for $3,000 ; in the spring training camp of A seven-ma- n battle royal will Randy Clark and Joe Weight by while the Minnea- All the New York Yankees this year highlight tonight's wrestling card standing exceedingly hot on and Anderson theirthree were polis Lakers shots and that proved There is at long but Roller Riverside the rink. optimism nothing Packers decide who will fill the the downfall of the 58-4- 7; from manager Casey Stengel on The seven grapplers who will other in the National Bas- have won over 100 Ghosts, who spot games this down to the lowest rookie. appear in the battle royal include ketball association playoff finals. season. Last year when old Case took the Swedish Angel, Maurice diwon the eastern Syracuse Whipple, who helped spark the MARBLE CHAMPS Pictured above are the fin alists and over the helm of the Yankees Jack Kiser, Floyd vision title last night by Cougars grade champions of the Provo city to the Skyline Six after a long hitch oi hanging in Hansen, Buck Davidson, Mike beating playoff the New York Knicker- championship the Provo Recreation Department ' and VFW Post 2162. They are marble tourney, sponsored by this led the year, Minors he Wasn't sure what Nazerian and Tony Olivas. bockers, 91 to 80. The Nationals Jimmie Parker, sixth grade and city champion Kent Collins, fifth grade apd city CHICAGO, April 3 U.K The the had. parade with 17 points, ,:(left to right): According to Promoter Dave won the series, 2 games to 1, and scoring Harlem Globetrotters today hung heThis Talbot, third grade; John Dun ford, second grade. Arlen Davis, fourth grade, folowed by Weight with 13 and runnerup; Robert man even the beaten first isn't earn boosted year, Reynolds, their Casey was not present when picture was taken. 12. champion, with Clark up their first win in the rs re worried will and about eliminated be will to top $7500. ings series of exhibition games against Hutchins and Roland Min-so- n. the Red So the Ameri ceive no pay. The second and The Nationals collected $2,500 Melalso BYU teem, a picked troupe of Collegians, choosing of this league pennant favorites third men. beaten will .tangle In for finishing first in the eastern were scheduled year's to play in the the opener here last night can taking and season an the the fourth division's race, again. preliminary, regular 58-before 15,365 fans in Chi game, but at the last moment, it "They were the favorites last fifth beaten will meet in the other 1 $2,500 for eliminating was learned that they would lose cago stadium, men andsemifinal two in division's the too," .he recalled. "But we remaining Philadelphia of college eligibfinal their Brigham Young university's Joe year, semi-final won, We definitely are the team will battle In the main event playoffs, and the same ility by year Nelson saw action against the to against the playing The winner of the main event amount for beating the Knicker- Ghosts, so they didn't beat?; And I don't believe any appear in to failed he but crack Trotters, can do it" will receive a $100 bonus In ad bockers. They get $3,000 for .do the contest the . scoring column. The two club this week because to As as his dition Yankees the are ing nothing strong regular pay. teams meet in Salt Lake City next now, there is .a good chance they they had the best overall regular siimvFn iif rom.n do IT Friday. season record in the league and will be even stronger when F! AST Mich. (U.R) draw the honor of standing by opening day rolls around April State Michigan Roehl, Clayton while Minneapolis, the central 18 for despite reports to the contoucnea ni sophomore, college clashes division winner, playoff trary, there still is a chance they without bending his knees with Anderson, the western di- toes will land either pitcher Ray mnn two hours. Then Hm. in him other for the vision winner, Scarborough or. first baseman Ed with liniment rubbed friends championship playoff position. Robinson from i Jhe Washington WILMINGTON. N.C., April 3 senators. beat New York with and eased him into bed. Syracuse NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 3 a 31 -- point outburst in the final WJ-H- E. J. (Dutch) Harrison, the (U.R) If Mise Comes Back Yale freshman John Mar quarter. old pro (rem St Andrews, m led most of the way doesn't just swear at a golf ball If Johnny Mize comes back at shall aswas hailed by his coach to a narrow, 62 to 60 lead the greatest swimmer of butSyracuse held day not a intertree. be will behind it when first stops Stengel " From there, he plops it down ested in Robinson. But should the present "day," and a legion of as the fourth quarter began. Then the Syracuse running game paid IS feet from the pin and shoots Mize fail, Casey would go after experts were ready to agree. Marshall, a clean-c- ut rd shy 20- - off. Dolph Schayes, who topped hole. That's the Washington first sacker. Like 3 par for the V ' j star from Perth. Au the individual scoring with 24 how Harrison played the last hole wise, if Bob Porterfield and Frank year-ol- d and rd Macknowski the points, John of the $10,000 Azalea Open tour- Shea show signs of overcoming stralia, won 44a-led the surge y a rd and freestyle George Ratkovicz, Knickerbockers nament yesterday and it was a tne injuries and ailments which on successive that knocked the sample of the fast! finish which have handicapped them in the championships won him the $2,000 first money past he would not be interested nights in the national AAU swim out of. the playoffs.in Scarborough. ming; meet at Yale's Payne Whit Shoots Two Birdies His Olympic pool. an on are out ney rd Bucs Make It Three present plans Harrison shot two birdies the final nine,' one! on. the 12th field of Joe DiMaggio, Tommy The Accomplished 4 Timet ac indoor had been Over Giants triple and another on the 14th, to break Henrich and Dick Wakefield; an five times before, but Straight out of a tie with. George Fazio of infield of Mize at first Gerry complished Marshall's never in New devastating PHOENIX, Ariz. 1E-Washington, D.C Those two holes Coleman at second; Phil Rlzzuto manner.. The modest at and York Giants hurling buckled short either Billy Johnson youngster made the difference. The Illinois ( veteran won by two strokes, post or Bobby Brown at third with from! downunder established a again yesterday, thus wasting 12 71 for the the former playing when the op- meet record of 18.37.0 for 1500 safeties made by New York hit ing a finished round. He with a posing team goes with a left meters, then set world records of ters. The" Giants bowed, 11 to 8, final 280 against Fazio's 282, but it was handed pitcher and Brown taking 2:05.5 for 220 yards, 2:04.6 for 200 to Pittsburgh for the third meters, 4:31.2 for 440 yards and straight time as the Bucs made his recovery shot t from behind over against rigm nmnaeri. 4:20.5 for 400 meters. 13 hits off Sal Maglie, Monte that tree on the final hole that Men Key Marshall's ' record :i and Kirby Higbe. jamboree the thrilled fans, Kennedy, The key men in the elanaTre gave' the team championship 'to Cary Middlecoff. U. S. Open Mue and Wakefield. Thus far; the Yale freshmen, an unprecechampion from Memphis, and Joe Wakefield has not been too im dented feat in Itself. Klrkwood, Jr.. of Hollywood, Cal, tied for third with 283's: Kirk- pressive so he may not land a 70 on regular berth. And if Mize should Niarhos and Charlie Silvers bat wood shot a with EVERLASTING WIIITEIVALLS the final 18, while Middlecoff tan, and the Yankees are re tling for the other two spots. winbulled on a DOSSible Rnhinsnn Vie Rascht the finished with a par! 72. QitliweH) deal, it probably would mean the ner of last year; Allie Reynolds, A waar toftanerT return oi Henrich to first base. wona series nero and 17 game NEVER BEFORE a tir with sveh WINTER NEVER BEFORE o with PROTECTIVE WhatwnVypUa Then Stengel would have to call winners and ; southpaws Tommy Kar Oo often? on the same you Ed outfield Byrne and DRIVING SAFETY the greatest stopping CURB GUARD to save your tires from curb Lopat both of system he used last season with whom won 15 games each last maneuvers. in all power in tire history, parking grinding DiMaggio the only every day per- - season, wiir ne the big four of a send for Don't plumber the Porterfield and hurling corps. The Cincin tprmcr, TAMPA, Fla. U NEVER BEFORE o firf with have avaiiahu snea will be fitted into the startCret all this in the tire with up to unless you're sure of him. Our nati Reds had their bats in tunc Then he would month $20.14 a come rotation if Ma cmt ing around pes, they 8 7 to to loss TREAD Johnny safe miles the great new Mid-- 4 more hold bite and to during yesterday's men less for work do sweep, better you Lindell and Gene Woodling plus and Stengel believes both of the loan $200 the Boston Braves, as witness Jackie repays where tires never held before, i Jensen and Jim Delsing. right handers are going to make Century U. S. Royal Master. . who money. Ask anyone Jimmy Bloodworth's four hits, in For Infield reserves it $50 15.03 monthly repays there will Walker be cluding a homer, and ninth-iknows. They'll tell you our George Stirnwelss who may $10.05 monthly repays $100 n Cooper's 'homer. But a to The Boston a go in $300 (Next Red deal Washington $30.21 service is tops in every way. repays and Sox.) monthly ning rally suffered; a quick death Martin. ai when Bob Usher, going to third rooKie orrics hours Yogi Berra will be the Ka on Lloyd Merriman's .double, catcher with a. m to 6 p m dally Gus YOUR Ralph over-ra- n Houk, the bag and was tagged KNOTTY a. m to 1 p m. Saturday - g: - or West Cagers Tip East; tielson Held Scoreless . play-for-p- ay - ; v Dues Bonus Baby Displays Form As ek d" le- nd i Commission Sets June 17 As ing For Fishing Season; eer Creek To Open May ; old left-hand- above-the-kn- ee 1-- i 290-fo- ; Ike Armstrong Turns Down Gopher Chance j , I An-eel- es. - . ' . ' de-lfgh- ted X-ra- ys one-hand- ers i i ed -- j . 25-ga- me Carlson Five Upsets Ghosts Score By Bronx Bombers Team To Beat Stengel Says - i - Battle Syracuse Cops Eastern Title Feature Royal Wrestling Show .'I ; 49-3- -- . 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