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Show S DAILY HERALD StOTUlt In Hurling Tribe To Wins; Chicago Defeats Detroit 4 Don Newcombe Responds To Cougar Nine Plays Utes Today In S. L. j 3-- 2 Dressers Easy-Goin- "N. CAWX-UNDQUIS- v By MILTON RICHMAN (Burly Don was slated to' pitch United Prea Sporta Writer ' last Tuesday against the Phillies NEW YORK, April 23 (U.R) SALT "LAKE CITY, April 23 Big Don Newcombe of Brooklyn, but he begged off, -claiming a sore arm.. i. ; (U.RThe University of Utah like, many, another ""."problem "If a man tells Trie he has a iore can he was child," proving today , Redskins, with two straight Sky go a lot further with a pat on I believe him," Dressen deline Six conference wins behind the back than he did with a rap clared. "Newcombe 3oesn't have to pitch until he tells me he is them,: take on Brigham Young on the knuckles. ' ready to do so." Dressen's Under Chuck' team gentle here baseball university's velvet-glov- e Shotton, who brooked no such the burly handling, this afternoon. , has shenanigans, many times inNegro already righthander The game at'Derks field is one .accounted for-tDodger victor-es- i. structed his pitchers to work even I T ' ai-m- . top-flig- . i j all-rou- " nd ; . to-5- '.'-!'.''.'.- wo tne-seco- ...,' na 4-- Side-Track- ed er dou-blehea- side-track- ed fully-pitch- ed . New Repotoiro five-hitt- Kentucky Derby Favorite Maple Leafs Cop Stanley Topping Montreal 3-- ; : ; - . er New-cbm- be nigh-invinci- ble ng bases-loade- d, 13-h- -- . P-- - , Craig, O'Dowdy Meet Tight to Finish' Fracas i -- ! . - - mid-summ- er : . . -- - rs ; m - Bqseball Club. Schedules Meet m . - . , er j -- r 3-- Thought Don was OK Now, So Come and -- hj pt ex-"ce- Set this Weekend . -- " ht - - - : all-nig- Tram th itinitrMlnt nf miui year. Jay Allen went 259 and participation, golf had its greatest Mark "Pudge- - Nilsen 25j for secday in Provo and Central Utah ond and third. Interesting sidewas! the fact history Sunday. light of this Not only did the day, formally that Jimmy contest; gave Thompson . open the Timpanogoa municipal young Nelson his first gOlf lesson . SALT 'LAKE CITY, April 23 links for. the season.' but It fit in California shortly before com(US) Many of Utahi best 'swim- tingly broke all previous records ing to Utah to assume the pro play in one day, accord- reins, at Provo. mers compete in. Salt Lake City for mass to Jimmy Thompson, course Three consistent ing driyes which April 27 and 28 "in the angyil professional. netted him an average' of 2324 Before the day was ibver, 225 yards won the . best three-ba- ll Intermountain AAU swimming golfers had 'played the course-f-ive average for Stan Cole. He wag and diving, championships. more than the previous rec- followed by-- Cloyd BootlC with Florence Ander- ord established Just- a week ago and Don Allen, with an averson and Walter Gehrke' said theV and far above the 1050 season 227, age of- 220. Last year's winner have received entries already record of 188 set in was Bill Mangum, who slammed ' from Logan. Ogdeh, out three Brigham of last year. boots for a 246 ' " Lake Four stroke contests and two average. lusty City, Bear River and Salt 1 1 , tournaments: sparked the day ; City. j Deadline fJr entries is tomor- easily the most successful opening . In the . Three Tie tournament, row. day the; Timpanogoa course his three tiedsweepstakes for first, each with, a ever wohad. in the the favorites Among 85. Earl Brim and Karl Tucker ' men's division are the Harvey Approach Winner both shot a 71 and each had a twins, Charlotte and Lenore. From 100 yards out Darf Lam handicap of sixJim-Dillocame Those teen-ageand a young bert was a repeat winner of the with,-'79which gave man from West high school in approaching contest putting bit through him a 65, with his 14 handicap. Salt Lake City, Roswell Sea re, (ball within two feet of the cup. Fourth was Bill Straw with a 73 were expected to be among the lasz year ne rouea tne mtie and a seven, handicap for a net two-da- y meet. of the to while pill to within four feet highlights of 66. of last year's sweepe t e r win the same contest: M. P. stakesWinner Sea re won the 200-on the opening day was ' breaststroke evept yesterday at Tucker placed second, with his Tom with 66 and the National Junior. AAU meet ball coming to rest two feet three TuckerWorthington with a 67- - Worthington at Palm Beach, Fl inches from the cup, and- young did not enter this year. Earl Wilde was third with two Four ties for first resulted in feet II inches. 0 . the blind bogey, each with a 72, In putting, from 40 feet, C. S. as - follows: . Steve Larsen, 84, "Stake" Bean rolled, one within handicap 12: Jack French,. 81," five inches to cop this division. handicap 9; Stake Bean, 79, handicByron- - Carter came within eight ap" 7, and Paul Davis, 77', handiand Bill Man-gu- cap 5.' Last year. Karl Tucker Distribution of season tickets inches for second, wis 13 V inches for third". won the blind bogey will be the principal item of ' won with a 71.opening day business when the board of di- Last year, Herb Crevistdn rectors of the Provo Baseball club the putting event with a 40- -f ooter All in all, it Was a grand openmeet tonight at 7:30 in the Provo which came within 10 inches. ing day, giving every promise of thee greatest season yet enjoyed Chamber of Commerce office. Longest Drive All directors are urged to be Bud Nelson whaled the ball 260 by the Timpanogos course. present Dor the meeting, Mel yards to. win the longest ball in Next major event is "the 19Provo .and "Moon" Kavacheyich, secretary-treasurthe driving contest equaling Bill Open, scheduled for May i; of the club, said. Griffith's winning belt1 of last 20. And Diving Meet Ways g Daily Record; 225 Play Area AAU Svim At sChicago, the White Sox, By NEW YORIApril 23 VX) coming up with slicks pitching After less than one 'week it where it was least expected, topmakes orie, weak trying to figure ped the tattered Tigers again, 3 out .what will happen next in to 2. as Lefty Bill Pearce gave the major league pennant races, up only five hits. ht but pitching is pushing The Red Sox were big bullies the Indians up front today, as alf afternoon, finally showing talents by knock. solid American league contend- - their ' ers. and ing offHhe Athletics, 6 , WilDay after day the Cleveland 7 to 4.. In the opener Ted Dressen's methods sharply when they insisted they weren't hurlers are coming through. liams Homered and Lou Boudreau originally scheduled for . Friday, ... cancelled that contrast with those of his pre- feeling up to par. Xarly Wynn. and Mike; Garcia drove in two runs with a single but wet grounds decessor, the stern Burt Shotton, each went' all the way yesterday as Ray Scarborough won his first contest. f; y ' ... In Opener whosesschool-masttactics often . in pitching the Tribe to 10-- 3 and game for Boston, m a won df Utah both ends to and Newcombe sulk caused 3 So Newcombe was victories over the . St, Louiswfeame, Boston clinched matters last year's angrily mumble j'to" himself. i, against irt the opener and Carl Erskine Browns. iiFhat gave Cleveland with a;five-ru- n rally in the first western division Utah champions, sent to the mound in stead. Erfive games' in six inning although Dom DjMaggio State, in,.. its. first start of the Apparent This Spring ' skine lost and the matter was altries this season. improved the margin withs a two season, j' :V" ;'. r fun homer in the third. j The change was apparent this lowed to drop there...Pes'setto or Max Either Veteran Newcombe MLast told Vic Stuckenschneider will, be on spring as wewcomoe was more Dressen Friday, nree in he was and .jiow or less ready and ready, Is pampered, permitted the mound for Utah. The Cougars to condition mmseu in nis own indeed, he was ashe authored a Brooklyn took over first" place from BYU split, their first two good neat to "numb the New time. in the National league by" mak- conference' games against Mon7 to 3. Yorks, row in a over' the tana university. Cal Crump will ing it three Again Dressen called on Giants,; winning 4 to 3 in the 10th go for. BYU. in the. eighth inning and when; Carl Furillo hit a homer 'The remainder of the week's the Brooklyn ace looked after the Dodgers tied it at 3 spring 'sports schedule has Utah as he struck out three Cirp By in the ninth with two out and; State and Idaho State in a dual batters, nary a hit nor a run gave NEW YORK, April 2 (U.Ri meet Saturday afternoon at Pocatwo strikes on Gil Hodges. irt the three frames he worked Hell probably benamcdj as, the At Philadelphia, the. league tello in the only track meet inaijid received credit for the Dodgnew winter dook lavontej'tor tne 'champion Phillies- topped " the volving a western Skyline Six 4 to 3 triumph over ers' as a of result Kentucky Derby Bratfes 6 to 5. when Willie Jones member TORONTO, ApriJ 23 U R) the Giants. but his, Wood Memorial triunjph. t d Jwp-ru- n hif' a single Other events: Jubilant Coach Joe Primeau said i turf experts still, aren't ujre Rep-- ? a two-ru- n KE- - TO HOWL the after ninth Friday' in. hitting he was "still shaking with excite-rnen- t" Baseball---Utaetoire can win the Rose run. vs.. at Montana homer in the eighth. His ': . FORT MYERS. Fla. (U.R) Jn rather than a,' clear hits gave Bubba Church a shaky Missoula, 2" games. 3 p. m., 8 p. m. f Confusion., today over the Toronto voluntary "guests" at the city was in the Smith-fielleft picture,, today it over Johnny Sain BYU. vs. Utah State at Maple Leafs' dramatic overtime jail here are disturbing paying wake of last Saturday's running of the victory 2 games, 1 p. m.. 3 p. m. ' Braves. "in the final game of .the gUests at a hotel next door. The . . of the Wood at Jamaica. Tennis Utah vs. Montana at yictory The Cubs; cashed .in on two hotel operator, Mrs. Slaughter W. ' Cup finals Saturday, Stanley . vs. m. Colt BYU Utah Misspelled home runs by. Andy Parko .which Missoula, ?'p. Huff, complained- - to the city most was "It 1 f the thrilling game council that, the Karl' ' "wailRepetoire, the. misspelled, colt were good for five tallies and one :&lale, al owned by Mrs. Nora Mickell. more by Rube Walker which GolfUtah vs. Montana at Mis- I've been through and it took a ing" of prisoners is ruining her BYU vs- Utah State. lot out of me," Primeau; captured that race the same way counted for- two more in a- 10 tols"uTla- - 10 grinned business. . he won his three previous stake 5 victory over the Cardinals at was worried about i"I happily. . races this year by' an eyelash. St. Louis. ; pulling goalie Al Rollins at the He hasn't won by more than To end of the game,1 but it was the x. ; three parts of a length- - aill. year. Tops BUrkwell Battle Morn, owned, by the The, Pirates" , only thing to do." Ed Mangum Says again" topped Ewell, . Cain Hoy stable, drew a lot. of have It "the been may ace only In pitcher of the attention with his closing rush, Blackwell, thing to do" but it proved to be Reds, but it took "two good enough for second place Cinci'nijiati in the Leafs' the master-toucThis colt went errors by Bobby Adams in, the over Intent. around the field coming into'.the ninth to give them their 7 - to 5 drive from behind to edge ;out ''. . margin. stretch and nfight have. won, the Montreal Canadiens in re The Yankees; and Senators for being so far out..' ' George Craig, 'heab big Injun-we- Overtime, to give the Toronto rained out in the American fromTulsa. .Oklahoma, goes on . league.; the warpath tonight against rough squad the battered Stanley rup, ' . "7 lanrf rowdy Pat O'Dowdy of Big fpur games to one in the bestiof-seve- n esterday s star Oiis Bell. Pi- - cnmi Tv in ..fi.ht in the series. xnree oouDies. f jn jsh wrestllne match. ' V"lul u ...f.M'.,Y ,,ve.- 1!S: a Dai The fracas, which is a best; as msourgn mppeo Cincinnati s fall evenf with All ace 7 no time" lfmit. will highlight toin N. V. to 5. pitcner Ewell. Blackwell, night's at card the' gr.appling ProVo Labor Temple two-ou- tNE"W YORK. April 23'il,P) The semifinal, Silver event with a 45rJ Former Long Island university time limit, will pit George star .Jackie Goldsmith Strickland .against Joe Campbell. was branded today as the piggest NEW YORK, April 23 (U.R) " Tn ihp nMliminarv ....... u. J , R1177 .Innec . ... J fixer of all' 'in New Yorks eyer - eoni cpRivrc rvr Much ado aboiit nothing: APriI:wiH tangie: with Frenehy Roy. At the end of the" first i23 Eterce, 22 cine at , the Polo Goldsmith,. 18th college! player i&ljS&'ZPf PAGES BETTER OFF g r,o u n d s yesterday, the iiu.-t-o wit? niEn sierra s ski sea- -i drawn into the net since iJan, 1, son Giants brought in the ball. yesterday by winning the .' PROVIDENCE, R. t. 0J.P Page ' is held on $50,000 bail the high-- v The Dodgers wanted it back annual slalom-boysilver belt thain state better giant fare, est, yet set in the scandal. iAssist-aso could tise it instead they Mount Lincoln in 1:6, Iresentatives finahciallv' in Rhode district attorney Vincnt O'of a new balL The Giants who ,is- now an exchange Island. Both the boys and Berge, ' 'sum of Connor called him "the wouldn't give it back. at Whitman, college in legislators "are paid S5 a day,' all that is wrong in the basket- Walla Walla, won After a hot argument with race e h the t Wash., However, j representatives ball picture in recent years.'-'last" year. Leo Giant to a. work week have Manager four days "was O'Connor said Lee Balan-fa- nt Berge across, the but the page boys only two. Following umpire r responsible for theGoldsmith corrupti.Onof finisn Jine- was Dlck Buek. 21 J ordered the . old ball the Sun Valley ski club. Bu ekj Birds sometinier build theirl back in play, ?J time ft was The lirst whb'wds named to America's 1952 nests in the.skunk cabbage plant.! ' Ofympijc ski team, ran the course! trusting to its foul odor to keep! pitched, Eddie Stanky slapin 4:7. y ped it out of the park foul. jaway intruders. - Provo, Utah County, UUb Cleyelaindl Tonagli Timp Golf Course Sets itchmg Wynn and Garcia Go Route MONDAY, AWUL S3. 1UX J "Get 'em f PLENTY LEFT! 2. ' We Tdok Off His Straight-Jackand All He Said Was . . . et - Anothet Alleged (pr Xi . . Cage 'Fixer' Arrested .no-wr- - After This Stanky Fouled It Qut of Park Berge Cops Belt Slalom Race set-sh- ot J I V j rho s j rm half-inni- ng on ht - thel-studen- Ralph Naylor Says... u" All ' rep-race-- l rrwOl n t this time Givin kp 7emvAway I'M thought ll I D A I ji iA" i '-- " had SALESMEN for me. working But now, see I I RAVI ;iPflKf:'V.-H- ; I " Du-roch- er. : . 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